Theme Songs

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Full Name
Zachary Clayton Osier

Nick Names
Zach

Age
24
Role
Guitars

Likes
†Jokes
†Music
†Guitars
†Sex
†Sparring
†Kids
†Rock
†Metal

Dislikes
†Boredom
†Seriousness
†People telling him to be 'mature'
†Writing
†Drugs
†Drug Abusers
†Dubstep

Addictions
- Sex
- Hamburgers (Or so people say)

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Occupation
Guitarist, Assistant instructor at a Tae-Kwon-Do dojo

Relationships with others
Morgan "Mo" Monprofit(Singer): "I like to think of her as Batman. By day, kind and sweet, shy to a fault. But by night she can party, and I've seen her mad once. Don't want to see that again, thank you."
Indiana Scarlett Karver(Bass): "She's too quiet, I think. I mean she can party and joke, just not often enough. Can't live without that bass though, gotta give her that."
Annie Roth (Journalist): "I can't say much because I don't get the chance to directly speak to her, though she isn't too bad on the eyes."
Douma Allen Vacante (Techie): "That boy's quite cheerful and nice. I don't mind having him around to fix all the electronics, though he does kinda give off a weird vibe. But... I don't know, he's a good guy all in all."
Sutton Michael Henderson (Roadie): "Quiet... too quiet. I don't really have much of an opinion on him since he doesn't talk as often as I do. Then again, I think Dan's the only one who does. Horrible taste in music though."

Dating/Crushes
I loved my father and mother, but what did that get me? Physical relations are just fine with me.

Secrets
- It's not like I hate them or anything.... but I don't feel comfortable around homosexuals.
- The scar I have on my stomach was from my parents stabbing me, not some accident.

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Appearance
Hair Color: Light Brown
Eye Color: Blue
Scar: A small scar just at the right side of his stomach where he supposedly fell on a knife while holding it when he was younger.

Personality
Most people pass Zach off as an immature man who needs to grow up and take responsibility instead of lazing around. With a cocky grin on his face most of the time, people don't have to think hard to see he has more self-confidence than he needs. With little commitment to anything but the band, he has an annoying trait to be blunt when something is boring and will either try to do something else or leave the situation altogether in some cases. He doesn't go long without making a joke, even in situations he shouldn't, and is always up for a drink or party, but unlike the rest of his band, he enjoys every bit of a party, not just dancing and drinking. He doesn't hide that face either, but he does show that he respects another's choices with what they do with their body. Of course, if someone tries to get mad at what he chooses... well, he doesn't care much what others think about him and can be pretty harsh when he wants to. But that is rare, and so long as you aren't actively trying, Zach will rarely show anger or anything else than a bored expression or grin. He's also really good with children, though most would doubt that given his immature actions with woman.

He dislikes speaking about his parents though, as a last note.

History
Zachary had a normal life for the first twelve years of it. His personality was different from now than it was back then, which is to be expected, but drastically so. Prior to then, he was kind and even chivalrous (for his age), talking and conversing like a normal person. He did care what others though about him and tried his best to entertain and to please people. But all that changed when the fire nation attacked he made a mistake.... and a discovery.

It was during a summer break when Zach had been helping clean the house along with his mother and father. Atop a dresser sat an urn which had supposedly contained his grandfather's ashes, and his mother did so cherish the man. But during the cleaning, Zach had knocked it down and it shattered onto the floor, spilling its contents everywhere. The problem was, what came out of the urn was in white, in a plastic bag. Zachary didn't know what cocaine was at the time, and not really in the mood to think, he just assumed there was reason for this, it just didn't matter to him. He'd get in trouble if he didn't do something. He tried to piece the urn back together with the bags and that's when his parents walked in with dropped jaws. Scolding would have been fine, even a spanking or four, but their reaction was to completely break character and cuss at him, his own mother even pushed him to the ground. That MIGHT have been it had he not asked why the ashes were pure white. By now, you should probably have realized that I didn't explain that Zach didn't know what cocaine was for no reason - his parents were drug addicts. His mother panicked, fearing they would get arrested for possession if their child had spoke had blurted out something, and because common sense apparently didn't run in the family, she stabbed him.

His father saved him, but not out of love.

They had already stabbed him once and his dad's idea was to proclaim that it was an accident. His dad knew that after this, Zach would be terrified to speak of what happened, to anyone. His assumption was correct, and Zach found himself telling tales of his own 'stupidity', running with a knife. He got to live the next six years of his life in a state of near-terror, wondering if his mom and dad, who he had once loved, would try to simply kill him. He moved out the day after he hit eighteen and broke contact with them. He isn't really sure why he never spoke about what happened. Maybe fear, or maybe he just didn't want to worry about anything ever again. With one of his old hobbies having been Tae-Kwon-Do (which he got 'interested' in because he wanted to protect himself from them) and having a fondness with the guitar, he soon got to where he was today with a job in a band and in a dojo, assisting children. He developed his immature attitude somewhere down the line.