Protagonist

Andrew, Andy Cane

Male

15

Skinny

Fair

Melted chocolate brown, with long black lashes

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Kinda messy

Chestnut-brown

5'9"

115 lbs

Freckles, rectangular glasses

Writing, chess, piano, understanding people and their emotions

He hates the inventors of Pop Tarts.

He's too giving. He invests himself emotionally and psychologically into relationships because he's so empathetic, and it makes it difficult for himself to pull away if he needs to. Because he's so willing to forgive, people who keep on hurting him don't stop. He's too soft-hearted, and that can lead him into trouble; he's susceptible of pity or other kindly affection. He cannot resist helping someone he sees in trouble, suffering or in need, and often doesn't think of the repercussions or situation before doing so. Also, he's extremely claustrophobic and can become severely paranoid in small or enclosed spaces.

Writing, reading, chess, piano

Andy is really sweet and funny, and his accent makes him the most lovable character I've ever come up with, but his empathy is his strength and downfall. It's his strength because he can get along extremely well with people because he knows how they work. It's his weakness because he doesn't know when to stop trying to help these people. He's too willing to give up his time, sleep, money, attention, and care for those he deems in need of them. He's very gentle and affectionate and has a strong sense of right and wrong. His conscience is very sharp.

To make everyone happy! He is the peacemaker. This desire to help everyone is mainly because of some darker childhood memories of being bullied and seeing the negative effect it had on him and other people.

Running his hands through his hair, sniffing periodically, chews on the inside of his cheek, bites his lip, frowns when he thinks

His collection of Shakespeare's plays

Student

Red

Cock-a-leekie soup

High school

December 11th

He's from West-Lothian, Scotland, and even though he currently lives with his Gran in New York city, mingling (or trying to mingle) with his fellow students in America, he still has a strong Scottish accent. He grew up with his parents Moira and Benjamin Smith. He is an only child, though he wishes he had a sibling.

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