RE: Palace Caprae (Sburblike RP)
03-12-2013, 04:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-27-2013, 02:07 AM by MaxieSatan.)
Figure I might sign up as well! I will think of said biograph post-haste.
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Larry Fairfax, Laissez_Armstrong if you prefer, 19, a man without direction. He dropped out of school a couple years back, and since then has been working at a small restaurant - food prep during the week, playing guitar every Saturday evening. Every month or so he takes a trip to a forest near the outskirts of town; aside from that, most of his life is spent working or just sort of floating about.
He doesn't mind it much, really. There are worse things he could be doing with his life, and at least he has a roof over his head and food on the table. But he does have a sense of regret, and late at night, he sometimes wonders where the hell he's going.
He lives alone, in a decent apartment (subsidized by his parents) in a large town. It's a pretty busy area - lots of shops with neon signs, nearby subway station, a few office buildings down the way. Not much plant life, be it in terms of individual trees, hedges, or parks, nearby. He spends a fair amount of time at home out on a balcony, staring up at the sky; on a good night, there's not quite enough light pollution to drown out the stars.
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Larry Fairfax, Laissez_Armstrong if you prefer, 19, a man without direction. He dropped out of school a couple years back, and since then has been working at a small restaurant - food prep during the week, playing guitar every Saturday evening. Every month or so he takes a trip to a forest near the outskirts of town; aside from that, most of his life is spent working or just sort of floating about.
He doesn't mind it much, really. There are worse things he could be doing with his life, and at least he has a roof over his head and food on the table. But he does have a sense of regret, and late at night, he sometimes wonders where the hell he's going.
He lives alone, in a decent apartment (subsidized by his parents) in a large town. It's a pretty busy area - lots of shops with neon signs, nearby subway station, a few office buildings down the way. Not much plant life, be it in terms of individual trees, hedges, or parks, nearby. He spends a fair amount of time at home out on a balcony, staring up at the sky; on a good night, there's not quite enough light pollution to drown out the stars.