Dylan Death D10
Dec 30, 2011 21:01:31 GMT -5
Post by Dobby on Dec 30, 2011 21:01:31 GMT -5
Name: Dylan Death
Age: 17
Gender: Male
District/Area: District 10
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Age: 17
Gender: Male
District/Area: District 10
Appearance:
Dylan Death is a dark haired youth with piercing green eyes and skin quite pale. He wears clothes that are dark in color and might slightly be seen as the emo kid. this look isn't seen in other District 10s. They are dark skinned and dressed in outfits more fitting to ranching but not Dylan. Dylan likes to stand out.Personality:
He is skinny and tall of stature. His skinniness makes it easier for him to move among the herds and crowds with more ease then most. It also allows him to be less of a burden on a horse allowing him to ride faster then most. His height also gives him an advantage. He can climb with ease and can look over the herd to spot any trouble even further then most can. Some think him as a sort of freak because of his height.
Dylan is a care free person. Try how they might, people can't get a rise out of him. People don't understand that he just doesn't feel anger and such like them. They call him a brick wall because he doesn't show his emotion. It isn't because he doesn't feel anything. Its because he is so carefree that he doesn't want to burden others.History:
He is a fun loving guy. Dylan parties just as hard as other teens especially after the reaping since it is another year of being safe. Unfortunately even his tendency to party doesn't help make people realize that he too has feelings. Some people take his partying attitude as a way of rebelling but what does he have to really rebel against?
Dylan's happy carefree attitude is somewhat a mask. Deep down he feels hate and rage for the Capital and those who support it. Losing a friend isn't easy. Losing them at an age where you are too ol to not know what death is and too young to let bygones be bygones does that to you. He is definitely one to hold a grudge.
Dylan was born in District 10 on a ranch to a happy family. His parents were happy because they had tried for years to have a child, but were never sucessful until he was born. Having him around was a factor that kept his parents together because they had been so close to giving up. His father especially needed Dylan because he needed someone that was truly like him.Codeword: odair
Dylan's father taught him to be strong at a young age. He didn't hide Dylan from the world as other parents did. He wanted his son to see the truth of the world. He taught Dylan the importance of not letting his emotions control him which led to the brick wall attitude that Dylan exhibits.
While early in his schooling, Dylan was more open to others. He soon began to exhibit the brick wall attitude and the people who had all wanted to be around him slightly vanished. Those who stayed weren't really friends but more so expecting something from him.
When Dylan was about the age of eight, his father let him start to watch the Hunger Games. He liked them, and thought they were cool with the amzing animals and giant cornucopia. Later he found out what they really were, and hated the fact that people had to die to please the Capital.
When Dylan turned 12 his name was put into the reaping. He never had to put his name forth anymore seeing how his dad own the largest ranch in the district, and had money that most didn't. But he watched as others went through the pain of filing for tessarae and risking their lives for more food.
Even though Dylan was not a tribute that year, his friend was. Dylan could not do nothing to prevent this, and wanted to know why. He wanted to know why people had to die for entertainment. In that year his friend was first to die and Dylan completely became the brick wall not allowing anyone too close to him.
When Dylan turned 14 he started working on his father's ranch. He has been working there for two years. He hates it with a passion and wants to run, run to somewhere that the Capitol could not get him, run to somewhere that he didn't have to worry, run to somewhere were he could be himself without people judging him, run to somewhere where he could be free. But where could a boy like a brick wall escape to?
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