Age: 17

Gender: Male

Sexual Orientation: Straight

Personality:

Charlton is usually a pleasant person to be around. He cracks jokes like anyone else, enjoys hanging with friends and binge watching TV, Movies and Anime as much as the next person. He enjoys female attention almost too much, and can turn into a bit of a flirt machine if you let him. Contrarily to this, however, he is very anxious of crossing boundaries with people. If you're a new person to meet him, Charlton may come across a little odd with his chivalry and politeness, which fades over time as you get to know him. He usually has some kind of girlfriend or woman he's seeing, but the lack of seriousness leads him to come across as a bit of a fuckboy.

Charlton has never really had a serious relationship, and tends to avoid them historically.

Biography:

Unlike a lot of the others, Charlton is not sent to Room 405 for psychological reasons. Rather, his file says he is, but there isn't really anything wrong with him. His teachers believe he has anger problems due to a long history of fights, confrontations and violence.

Early in secondary school Charlton was instantly known upon enrolment due to his older brother also attending the school, 2 years above him. His older brother however was not liked at all, and struggled with learning difficulties and bullying. Charlton on the other hand was thrown in at the deep end, subject to bullying and targeting on the first day. He tried to fight back, however being small it was futile. As he grew older, Charlton had a growth spurt and ended up growing to well over 6 feet tall. People who used to bully him either graduated or backed down due to his newfound ability to fight back. A lot of the time now he would get carried away, fights involving more than 5 people and broken bones were commonplace.

During his entire secondary school life, up until the bullying ended when he finished Year 11, Charlton found ways to cope with the harassment through binge eating and occasionally self harm. There were times that self harm could get out of control and manifest itself in different ways (drug/alcohol abuse, complete lack of effort and attention to his academic life, etc). It was only once he started sixth form and moved to Oxbridge Academy that his social life really started. He made an effort to change himself for the better before he went there, losing a hell of a lot of weight and bleaching his hair for a "new start". He found almost instantly there was a spike in female attention, which he'd never had before. Making the most of it, he began to get carried away and gained a slight reputation for fucking around and messing girls about. This didn't stop him, however, from finding girls who either didn't care or didn't believe it and having some fun every now and again.

He occasionally put bright colours like Pink or Blue through his hair, depending on how he felt at the time. A lifetime of confrontation led him to be completely unaware of its dangers or consequences, and still found himself getting into fights when he or his friends were threatened. Oxbridge teachers were far less lenient about this, and didn't know much about his history. Room 405 was more of a formality, and Charlton had no idea what to expect when he first went there.

He holds no resentment for his brother regardless of him inadvertently being the cause of his troubled school life.

Likes:
- Coffee
- Women
- Friendly people
- Attention
- Younger-sister type characters
- Confrontation
- People with any sense of "honour"

Dislikes:
- Liars
- Sadists
- Pathetic people
- Petty people
- Unnecessary hostility

Nickname:
"Most people just call me Sage."

Age:
"I'm 17."

Gender:
"Male."

Sexual Orientation:
"Asexual, mostly. I think.."

Personality:
"I'm not really sure how to explain what I'm really like, but I could explain what I think I'm like. I don't talk very often, but when I do my voice is pretty soft, I don't like being loud or aggressive, life is too important, and too very very short to waste on pride or violence. I've been told that my glasses must be tinted rose for me to stay so positive, and that perhaps I think things will turn out ok because I spend more time spaced out or in my head than the real world. My Aunt says that a lot, but I know she just likes teasing me. I like people, children in particular, and I like spend a lot of time babysitting or volunteering at the daycare next door to the flower shop when I'm not working, children understand me a lot better than those my age. Everyone's too busy looking for bad in me to realise that I don't have much, if any."
"I guess if I had to sum myself up into one word, it'd be Pollyannaish. Although I don't believe it's illogical to be optimistic or positive, we live in a place so enormous that it's hard to remember that, in the long run, none of this will matter. Everyone will fade from history and memory one day, so I think people should enjoy the fleeting time we have, and just focus on what truly makes you happy."

"Sage is a brilliant young man, truly, but I'm afraid the years he's spent in near-isolation may be curbing his talents. While Sage is an incredibly, almost intimidatingly so, content individual, he rarely sees a need to seek things out. In addition, he is very much so still a child at heart, he carries a genuine sense of wonder and curiosity everywhere he goes, and the only time he seems to display shame is when others observe his compulsive disorder. Also, Sage calls himself a "rebelling absurdist", and has told me this means that he recognizes and accepts that existence is 'without meaning,' but is simultaneously rebelling against this meaninglessness by creating his own meaning. Ever since Ms. Calcelmo had him read "The Myth of Sisyphus" he's carried a copy in his bag always, and loves to discuss philosophy. He also has a love for art, and is a very talented painter, but he rarely sees reason to."

Biography:
"I grew up mostly alone, I do have my Aunt, but she's a very busy women so even while I was living with her I only saw her a few times a month. When I was very young, about Two or Three, my mother disappeared, and so I went to live with the only family I knew of, My Aunt. She lived in England, with a mansion of a home but no one to share it with, although the circumstances were less than favourable, we were both very happy to be together. I only remember the faintest smile from my mother, and if Auntie didn't have photos, I'm sure I would have forgotten her face altogether.
Because of how wealthy my Aunt was, I was allowed to chose between being tutored from home, or going to a border school. Being the frightened child I was, I chose the former, and my Aunt hired one of the greatest live-in tutors in Europe, Ms. Calcelmo. Ms. Calcelmo taught me all the way through my education, up until I graduated "High-School." Thanks to Ms.Calcelmo I had become the highest scoring student in Kensington. After I graduated, I received invitations to a number of Private universities, and Eventually, I chose Oxbridge, if only to please Auntie.
However, something the school wasn't expecting was my mental health, or lack thereof. At about eight years old, I had begun to develop OCD, it was a fairly mild form, but it still caused a bit of disruption and left some of the students feeling a bit... Uncomfortable. It's nothing insane really, just a few odd quirks. When I enter a room, I have to Open and close a door about four times. Sometimes more, sometimes less, and when I leave a room, I have to turn the lights on and off seven times. I'm a rare specimen that isn't germaphobic, and I don't freak out if someone touches me, but it's not something I seek out. Because of my.. Afflictions, I was asked to attend Room 405."

Likes:
"I'm quite fond of Philosophy, Art, Children, and Flowers. I hope to open a flower shop one day."

Dislikes:
"Absolutes. They are the crutch of those Hide-bound."