Robert Bullard
Aug 1, 2018 17:47:16 GMT
Post by Robert Bullard on Aug 1, 2018 17:47:16 GMT
‘ I used to play sports.
Then I realized you can buy trophies.
Now I am good at everything ‘
Name: Robert ( Rob ) Bullard
Birthday: April 15th, Age 16
Personality: Robert is a nerd. A complete and utter stereotypical nerd. With his higher than average IQ and dry humour mixed with sarcasm. He wasn’t exactly at the top of the status quo. Social skills set to zero, he doesn’t have too many friends But does have a small circle , that being the drama club members as well as the mathletes, that he tends to stick to. Most of his dialogue is riddled with either jokes that would go way over someone’s head or his words riddled with sarcasm that most people can’t tell if he’s being serious or just being...Rob. But, inside his small circle of friends he is quite the charmer. If you find an amazing Dungeon Master and LARPer a charmer. A very typical bard- has a fascination with fantasy elements- which made him a perfect candidate for a costume designer/actor in school plays.
Likes: MMORG’s, LARPing, Dungeons and Dragons, Math and numbers , sewing costumes
Dislikes: FPS games, people who don’t understand his comedic fashions, jocks.
Looks:
• Height: 6'1" ( 185 cm)
• Hair Color: Dark chocolate brown- shaggy curly locks.
• Eye Color: Brown
Backstory:
Robert has had a pretty basic suburban upbringing. A mother and a father, they fought sometimes but nothing too concerning. The fighting being how much of a child their son still was. They thought their son would give up the dressing up and the late night board games, and yet there he was. Sixteen and still going out in broad daylight in a wizard outfit he had made himself. At least his grades were decent. Remarkable even! So good in fact he had been accepted into Maverick high school solely on his excellence in math and science...now if only he could quit his childish games.
Sadly that won’t be happening when he had joined the drama club. This only increased his love for the drama culture. The dramatic monologues, the off key screeching of the high school choir, the show string budget sets. He lived for it.
What he didn't live for was staying late during a mathlete meeting and getting caught up in some sort of earthquake.