The Author [+]

Name: Randy Jones
Age: 29
Date Of Death: 1992
Height: 5'4"
Weight: 135 lb.
Method of Death: Getting stabbed in the neck with his own fountain pen.
Bio: Randy was always a romantic. Ever since he was a child, he loved reading classic romances from authors like Jane Austen, Shakespeare, and the Brontes. The kind of books that he would've totally been bullied for reading if anyone had found out he liked them. He was writing his own poetry at the age of 16, and he wrote his first novel at the age of 20. Bringing it to a publisher, Randy found that they loved whatever he wrote, and so, began his nine-year career of writing.

However, Randy's romanticism was also his downfall. He had a bad habit of romancing married women, which he wasn't to blame for. It wasn't his fault that they were discontented with their marriage. This habit lead to a very fast-paced series of events in the last year of his life in which he had to learn how to fight, in order to defend himself from his former lovers' ex-husbands. He did fairly well, but the last ex managed to break into his house and stab him to death with his own pen. Most of his lovers went to his funeral, and there was a fairly massive turnout, including family and friends. Now he waits in the penthouse for a job, and chats it up with his companions.
Greatest Love: The concept of 'Romance', in all forms.
Greatest Fear: Those that would do terrible things in the name of 'love'. This is a perversion of all Randy sees as good, and it terrifies him.
Stunning Weapon: Colt M45 that he had bought to fight the exes.
Sealing Weapon: His fountain pen, which instead of dripping ink, constantly drips glowing soulstuff.

I hope that despite the image being more on the anime side, that my character can be approved.

China Doll [+]

'Papa, I want one!'

The Tower

Appearance:

(Ignore the two eye colors, Charlie has dark brown eyes). Charlie is androgynous and small for his age with porcelian-white skin and dark brown hair.

Name:

Charlie Jones

Age:

12

Date of Death:

Dec. 24, 1911

Height:

4' 0"

Weight:

60lbs

Method of Death:

Beaten to death with a poker

Bio:

Wei YingKai was born to an impoverished Chinese family in 1899. The country had suffered disastrous defeats in several wars and had been cut up by European colonial powers like a cake being divided by greedy children. To make matters worse, civil unrest erupted into open rebellion, and the average citizen found themselves trapped between colonists, imperialists, and rebels. Unfair trade and civil war ravaged the lands and many found themselves without food, nor a means to provide for themselves. Perhaps YingKai was lucky that he outlived his parents, or else he might have had to suffer the fate of being sold by them for a morsel of food. As an orphan on the streets, YingKai pulled rickshaws to survive, though the owner of the rickshaw took most of his pay. One day, as he pulled a portly English merchant and his daughter, he heard the words that changed his life forever, "Papa, I want one!" The merchant obliged his daughter and paid the rickshaw owner a meager sum for possession of YingKai, whom his daughter found 'cute, like a porcelain doll'. He was whisked away to their opulent manor in England where he was trained to be a butler and to be the merchant's daughter's companion and plaything. They even started calling him 'Charlie Chong'. He lived with the family for several years, growing close to them; they became the abusive family he never had. In particular, he developed a close, love-hate, abusive-dependent relationship with the daughter, who was several years older than him, and ever-ready to belittle him for his inadequacies: real or imagined. As she eventually became a lady, her interest in him had dwindled considerably; she was interested in men, not dolls and boys. One Christmas Eve, Charlie had been ordered by the merchant to locate his daughter somewhere in the manor. They were holding a house party and the merchant wanted her to perform the violin for their guests, but she had been missing for several hours. Charlie happened upon the daughter, alone and naked in her bed with one of the guests, a dashing young fellow, also naked. Charlie did not understand what they were doing, nor did he understand why the man flew into a fit of rage, racing to the fireplace and grabbing the poker. Charlie's life ended before he died when he saw his 'foster sister' slam the door, barring his escape. Then he was killed from blunt force trauma inflicted by his sister's secret lover. He died cowering in pain, covered in bruises, bones broken, organs bleeding, filled with bile, fear, betrayal, and rage.

Since dying, Charlie has found freedom and has turned his hatred for life into mockery. Sarcastic and quick-witted, Charlie rejects authority with a passion and sees death as the great equalizer; no one is above him in death, so he doesn't have to obey or respect anybody. He has done all he could to seek knowledge, having been denied an education by fate while alive. Charlie is an eternal precocious and capricious youngster who finally has an opportunity to make himself feel bigger than he is and he will never let it go.

Greatest Love:

Butterflies

Greatest Fear:

Being another person's property

Stunning Weapon:

Antique hunting rifle

Sealing Weapon:

The poker that killed him

I would like to see some female characters though from the rest of you though!

The Sinner [+]

Name: Abigail “Abbey” Jones

Age: 18

Date Of Death: July 25th, 1994

Appearance:

Appearance [+]

Height: 120 lbs

Weight: 5’3”

Method of Death: Burned to death

Bio: Abbey found herself raised rather easily. As an only child, she lived just on the edge of rural and suburban parts of Wyoming. Brought up as the daughter to a pastor, Abbey lived her life out within the church of her father. She was extremely sheltered throughout her life there. Schoolwork and housework were topping the charts of her main activities, but Abbey didn’t know any other style of life, so she rarely complained. Religion was obviously a very important part of her family’s lifestyle. This led to Abbey herself, being very cultivated by the Christian ideology. Abbey’s father was the most prominent figure in raising her. He ruled strictly, but with a soft hand. He preached great morals of saving your fellow man despite your differences. This principles led his daughter’s life. She was forgiving and friendly to all above all else.

This quaint and quiet life lasted until Abbey hit the age of seventeen. The normality of her life was interrupted by a spree of crime rampant throughout her hometown revolving around a large group of protesters against the hypocrisy of the current government officials. Heavy police forces were brought in in order to satiate the unrest, but this only led to more chaos in the streets. Abbey and her family were careful not to be caught up in such matters, but when a ragged young man clad in black clothing came to the church asking for sanctuary, Abbey’s father immediately took him in. Careful to keep Abbey away from him, her father fed and housed the man throughout the chaotic night, but it is well known that keeping a teenager from her curiosity is a difficult task. Abbey and the boy eventually met and started to grow close over the next few days. Coming from two extremely opposing lifestyles, they found curiosity and solace in each other, but the peace within the church did not last the few days. Less than a week after taking the man in, Abbey’s father discovered that he was a prominent criminal in the protests and had committed a great deal of crimes.

In attempts to remove the sinful man from his church, Abbey’s father reached out to the police, but his daughter was not quite ready to give in to the authorities she had recently heard so much about from her new companion. She hid him within the church as long as she could, but the officers grew impatient, promptly deciding to disregard the moral issues of raiding a church. In the rampant confusion, Abbey once more tried to protect her friend by assisting him in fleeing. With police now seeming to turn on her, the two ended up fleeing together. With her newfound friend, Abbey had to leave her home. Thinking she would only be gone for a few days, she soon discovered that her actions were irrevocable and classed her in with a fugitive. Abbey took to living with her new friend, and she found herself living a completely different life with what might be considered a terrorist group of insurgents. She was trained to become like them, though she never gave up her principles. Despite her new outcast nature, Abbey upheld and taught morality to those she found herself in company of.

She found herself living the life of an insurgent for nearly a year after that day, but her longing for home couldn’t be held in forever. She had to return home, and was presented with a brilliant opportunity as her cell was moving right near her hometown. Against the wishes of her friend and new family, Abbey returned to the church, her friend accompanying her for protective purposes. Upon arrival, the warm greeting that Abbey was expecting was revealed to be a near opposite of what occurred. Her father intended to hold her and turn her in to pay for her sins. A struggle turned into a fight, and the police were notified and on their way not long after her arrival. What was a mere family fight turned into a hostage situation as Abbey and her friend won the struggle and were now trapped. With police surrounding them, a negotiator was sent in, and this particular man happened to be a prominent enemy of Abbey’s organization. With her cell having heard of the action, they took the opportunity to set the church ablaze, opting to sacrifice two of their members to take out the powerful police figure. Unfortunately, the police were not prepared for such an event. As firemen sifted through the ashes of the church they discovered all four bodies. There were no survivors...

Greatest Love: Excitement
Greatest Fear: Betrayal

Stunning Weapon: Taurus Judge Pistol

Sealing Weapon: Ice Axe

Awesome characters, approved!

I would like to see some female characters though from the rest of you though!

Also just out of interest, which daughter do you find the most creepy/unsettling and why?