Naveen Campos-Bennett
Jun 13, 2018 19:46:51 GMT
Post by Naveen Campos-Bennett on Jun 13, 2018 19:46:51 GMT
Name: Naveen Campos-Bennett
Birthday: December 3rd/17yrs old
Status: Year 12/Senior-Drama Club Vet
Personality: Naveen is pretty much one of the most dramatic boys you’ll ever meet. From a very young age, Naveen was seen as a weird kid for being devoted to literature while other boys and girls played outside or with other peers. He has relied on his imagination since he was a child and still does, which is where his love for drama came from. Naveen is one of the biggest fans of Shakespeare and a devoted thespian. He is an honor roll student, but he isn’t as much of a goodie-two-shoes as he may appear. He’s no troublemaker, but he certainly isn’t innocent. Naveen is the type of friend, and co-star, who likes to play small pranks on set. However, he still remains focused on the role he plays onstage and is there to lead a hand backstage at any time. Because of his history with family problems, Naveen is closed-off when it comes to certain topics, but he will be straightforward when need be. He is usually one of the happiest people, but press the wrong button and he will lose his temper. On the bright side, Naveen knows how to lighten a place up and have a little fun. (He started drama club during the second semester of his freshman year)
Likes: drama(duh), English, mysteries, books, parties, snooping, pie, soda, pranks, and music
Dislikes: bullies, sports, sushi, video games, boy bands, frogs, and bugs
Looks:
• Height: 6'1" (185.928cm)
• Hair Color: dark brown
• Eye Color: hazel/light brown
Backstory: On December 3rd, 1999, Naveen Mel Campos was born in New York City, New York. Because his mother was already a single mom of 7, (4 boys/3 girls, not including Naveen), before Naveen was born, she decided to give up her four youngest children for adoption. This included infant Naveen, his sister Addi(2yrs old at the time), another sister named Rosa(3yrs old), and his brother, Karan(4yrs old). Of course, with Naveen being an infant, it was easy for him to get adopted on the spot, but he was separated from the rest of his siblings and didn’t even know it for a very long time. A white young man (race matters a bit later on) named Gene Bennett adopted Naveen, because he wanted to fulfill the last wish his late mother had. (Gene’s mom was a giving woman and made a list of good deeds to accomplish, but she passed before she could finish the list). The only downfall was that Gene lived in a small Lower Manhattan apartment, working at a gas station, and barely got approved to adopt Naveen because of the money that his mother left behind. Gene was so excited to adopt Naveen and the two clicked right away, but Gene’s girlfriend was not okay with the new arrangement. The girl was mad because Gene didn’t talk with her about the adoption, even though he didn’t make her sign off as Naveen’s new mother. That night, Gene’s girlfriend dumped him and ran off with the money he needed to move himself and Naveen into an actual house. A few years and multiple jobs later, on Naveen’s 5th birthday, Gene was able to move them into a nice house in Upper Manhattan that was a few blocks away from a theatre. Once Gene got a job with good money and not so horrible hours, he started to take Naveen to the theatre every weekend. This is where his love for drama was born. Ever since their first trip to the theatre, Naveen wanted to be an on-stage actor. Gene would buy him beginner books on acting once Naveen knew how to read and Naveen was already putting on skits in the neighborhood by the time he was 8yrs old. Most of his neighbors picked on him though, mostly because he was one of the very few who stuck out, because of his dark skin. Gene would be mocked too for being a white parent to a black kid, but it didn’t bug him as much as it did for Naveen. The bullying lead Naveen to take a break from acting until he met his soon-to-be-best-friend, Michael. Michael, his twin brother, Max, and his little sister, Ivie, were the only other black kids in their neighborhood, so they made up their own club. Naveen was the club leader and they named it “The Outsiders Club”. Michael and his siblings liked it, because that’s what everyone sees them as, but Naveen only wanted to name the club after one of his favorite books. The club was the only place where Naveen and the kids could perform and show-off whatever they want without being made fun of. A couple months into the start of their club, another white family moved in next to Naveen and they had a daughter around his age (he had a crush on her for a while too). Luckily, the daughter, Kaylee, met Naveen before meeting the mean kids, so she was on their side. After a year, Kaylee was a part of Naveen’s club and she was able to get the mean kids on her side to stop picking on Naveen and his Outsider Club friends, so they could be more open. Throughout the remainder of elementary school and middle school, Naveen and Kaylee became acting buddies and Michael was their music composer. Sadly, once they hit their teen years, Naveen had to make a choice between his close friends and the private high school. Eventually, Naveen chose the private school since it was better than the opportunities of his alternative. He said his heartfelt goodbyes to his best friend, his childhood crush, and his father, then took a plane to Maverick High.
Birthday: December 3rd/17yrs old
Status: Year 12/Senior-Drama Club Vet
Personality: Naveen is pretty much one of the most dramatic boys you’ll ever meet. From a very young age, Naveen was seen as a weird kid for being devoted to literature while other boys and girls played outside or with other peers. He has relied on his imagination since he was a child and still does, which is where his love for drama came from. Naveen is one of the biggest fans of Shakespeare and a devoted thespian. He is an honor roll student, but he isn’t as much of a goodie-two-shoes as he may appear. He’s no troublemaker, but he certainly isn’t innocent. Naveen is the type of friend, and co-star, who likes to play small pranks on set. However, he still remains focused on the role he plays onstage and is there to lead a hand backstage at any time. Because of his history with family problems, Naveen is closed-off when it comes to certain topics, but he will be straightforward when need be. He is usually one of the happiest people, but press the wrong button and he will lose his temper. On the bright side, Naveen knows how to lighten a place up and have a little fun. (He started drama club during the second semester of his freshman year)
Likes: drama(duh), English, mysteries, books, parties, snooping, pie, soda, pranks, and music
Dislikes: bullies, sports, sushi, video games, boy bands, frogs, and bugs
Looks:
• Height: 6'1" (185.928cm)
• Hair Color: dark brown
• Eye Color: hazel/light brown
Backstory: On December 3rd, 1999, Naveen Mel Campos was born in New York City, New York. Because his mother was already a single mom of 7, (4 boys/3 girls, not including Naveen), before Naveen was born, she decided to give up her four youngest children for adoption. This included infant Naveen, his sister Addi(2yrs old at the time), another sister named Rosa(3yrs old), and his brother, Karan(4yrs old). Of course, with Naveen being an infant, it was easy for him to get adopted on the spot, but he was separated from the rest of his siblings and didn’t even know it for a very long time. A white young man (race matters a bit later on) named Gene Bennett adopted Naveen, because he wanted to fulfill the last wish his late mother had. (Gene’s mom was a giving woman and made a list of good deeds to accomplish, but she passed before she could finish the list). The only downfall was that Gene lived in a small Lower Manhattan apartment, working at a gas station, and barely got approved to adopt Naveen because of the money that his mother left behind. Gene was so excited to adopt Naveen and the two clicked right away, but Gene’s girlfriend was not okay with the new arrangement. The girl was mad because Gene didn’t talk with her about the adoption, even though he didn’t make her sign off as Naveen’s new mother. That night, Gene’s girlfriend dumped him and ran off with the money he needed to move himself and Naveen into an actual house. A few years and multiple jobs later, on Naveen’s 5th birthday, Gene was able to move them into a nice house in Upper Manhattan that was a few blocks away from a theatre. Once Gene got a job with good money and not so horrible hours, he started to take Naveen to the theatre every weekend. This is where his love for drama was born. Ever since their first trip to the theatre, Naveen wanted to be an on-stage actor. Gene would buy him beginner books on acting once Naveen knew how to read and Naveen was already putting on skits in the neighborhood by the time he was 8yrs old. Most of his neighbors picked on him though, mostly because he was one of the very few who stuck out, because of his dark skin. Gene would be mocked too for being a white parent to a black kid, but it didn’t bug him as much as it did for Naveen. The bullying lead Naveen to take a break from acting until he met his soon-to-be-best-friend, Michael. Michael, his twin brother, Max, and his little sister, Ivie, were the only other black kids in their neighborhood, so they made up their own club. Naveen was the club leader and they named it “The Outsiders Club”. Michael and his siblings liked it, because that’s what everyone sees them as, but Naveen only wanted to name the club after one of his favorite books. The club was the only place where Naveen and the kids could perform and show-off whatever they want without being made fun of. A couple months into the start of their club, another white family moved in next to Naveen and they had a daughter around his age (he had a crush on her for a while too). Luckily, the daughter, Kaylee, met Naveen before meeting the mean kids, so she was on their side. After a year, Kaylee was a part of Naveen’s club and she was able to get the mean kids on her side to stop picking on Naveen and his Outsider Club friends, so they could be more open. Throughout the remainder of elementary school and middle school, Naveen and Kaylee became acting buddies and Michael was their music composer. Sadly, once they hit their teen years, Naveen had to make a choice between his close friends and the private high school. Eventually, Naveen chose the private school since it was better than the opportunities of his alternative. He said his heartfelt goodbyes to his best friend, his childhood crush, and his father, then took a plane to Maverick High.