One on One discussion

Hey there! So, what do you wanna do? And girl or guy? I don't mind. ^^

Alright, I'll be guy then. And well, I've got some generic plots we can use I guess:

- high school
- medieval
- scifi (haven't done many of these and science fiction is literally the best)
- apocalyptic/dystopian
- thief vs. thief catcher (whatever those are called)
- steampunk

And yeah.

Basically a futuristic Victorian era where everything is run by steam-powered machines. You should probably google it; I'm bad with explaining. c: But we don't have to do that.

Sure. I'll have my character up by tomorrow.

[ Full Name ] Ellis Granger
[ Sobriquets ] Ell, E; he usually doesn't go by anything other than Ellis, though.

[ Gender ] Male
[ Sexual Orientation ] Heterosexual

[ Age ] Seventeen
[ Date of Birth ] The nineteenth of May
[ Zodiac Symbol ] Taurus
[ Place of Birth ] Sacramento, California
[ Time of Birth ] 9:02 AM
[ Nationalities & Ethnicities ] Half French, Half American. Caucasian.

[ Appearance ]

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[ Hair Color ] Dark brown
[ Eye Color ] Blue
[ Weight ] 135 lbs
[ Height ] 5'7"

[ Personality ] Ellis is an easygoing guy who's easy to befriend... if you're on the popular side of the high school spectrum, that is. He'll be sweet to you and offer you anything, especially if he's interested in you. But if you're one of the losers, so to say, someone that he thinks isn't worth his time, he won't blatantly ignore you like the rest of the jocks. No, Ellis is worse. He will tease, taunt, hurt, and bully his way to respect. A sweet boy on the outside, and definitely towards staff members and adults, but he's quite nasty to the core. However, when he's around a teacher or parent, he'll be the caring boy most people mistake him as. Ellis has a double personality and can switch between the two instantly.

[ Backstory ] Ellis is definitely one of the most popular kids in his junior class, if not the most popular. And why not? He's hilarious, he's cute, and he's kind. At least to the people he likes, which are mainly the preppy girls who will do anything for attention and the athletic boys who seem to think of nothing but sports. It had always been that way. Since day one he'd been desperate for attention and popularity, almost obsessed with the idea. Ever since elementary school he wanted to be loved and accepted, perhaps to make up for his lack of a mother and his always-sad father. That's why he comes across as a bitch; he merely wants to be accepted and establish an environment where he will be loved, maybe for lack of good parenting. But is parenting really to blame for a child who'd always wanted attention, and never got any?

[ Relations ]
• Taylor Casper, mother, deceased
• Jordan Granger, father, alive
• Lucky, dog, alive

I'll add more pictures later.

Thank you! c: And take your time.

It's cool. Also I added pics under the spoiler (if you can see it on your phone) if you wanna check them out.

I like her! c: So do you want you or me to start? And if so, should it be the first day of school and they bump into each other somehow...?

((Okay. I'm gonna make it the first day of their junior year.))

A faint buzzing noise was the first thing Elliot heard Monday morning, something that didn't disturb him until it gradually grew into an ear-piercing screech. Groaning, he rolled over and turned off his alarm, peeking one eye open to read the time. 6:35. Wonderful.

Rolling out of bed and resting for a few minutes, he threw on a lazy outfit. Who actually cared about their first day outfits, other than the girls? Elliot sure as hell did not and that was shown by the graphic shirt, athletic shorts, and Nike shoes that he threw on at last minute. Basically his attire for the whole year.

He passed his father on the way out and waved goodbye, not even bothering to eat breakfast. He began his arduous drive to school; but hey, at least his friends would be there. Another year of teasing the freshman. Ellis smirked a bit at that.

When he was parked safely in the school's parking lot, he walked into the school just as the first bell rang. Shit. Quickly grabbing his stuff, he made his way towards his first period class, chemistry.

Elliot slid into his seat just in the nick of time, the belling ringing right as he slipped himself into the nearest empty seat possible. His friends were sitting near the back of the class alongside him, rolling his eyes amusedly at his constant tardiness, while the seat directly beside him remained filled by a girl he didn't know. He heaved out a long breath just as the teacher began introducing herself. Paying attention to none of the words, he glanced outside for a minute before peeking another glance at the girl. She was relatively pretty. Not exactly his type, but maybe she wouldn't be a pain in the ass as his chemistry partner.

Elliot pulled off the cap of his water bottle and took a long sip, a bit tired from the amount of exertion he'd used to get to class on time, and when he was sure the teacher wasn't looking, he pulled out his phone. Opening up his contacts, he smirked and decided to text some of his friends from across the classroom.

Ellis was bored to death, and only five minutes of class had passed. He let out a loud sigh which he didn't even bother to hide; the teacher turned around from his boring first-day lecture and raised his eyebrows at him. Great. Now Ellis would automatically be labelled as that student... but that was inevitable. He would've preferred that it wouldn't be on the first day, though.

The teacher looked down at his list of students and immediately decided who Ellis was, and frowned. "Ellis Granger. Do you have something to contribute to the conversation?"

"No, sir," Ellis answered, rolling his eyes. Apparently the teacher didn't appreciate his attitude and told him that he'd have to stay after school for a conversation about respecting his elders. Great. Ellis sunk down in his seat to avoid embarrassment as his friends shot him amused glances. He barely realized the girl's presence.

Ellis had closed his eyes and was already falling asleep when he heard the girl's voice penetrate through the droning voice of their chemistry teacher. Slowing opening his eyes, he let out a lazy, "Sorry?" He honestly hadn't heard a word she'd said; something about a pushover. Ellis pushed down a feeling of guilt for not paying better attention to her. He was a terrible person. So what?

Still, looking over to her, he noticed she was on her phone. However bad of a person Ellis liked to portray himself to be, he still wasn't rude enough to read another person's texts. He patiently waited for her to be finished while humming inaudibly, so she could repeat what she'd said.