OOC: This is my first roleplay on this forum and this one was written in accordance to the rules of my old one; so forgive me if something here is wrong or doesn't agree with RPgateway's rules. And sorry about the length. >.>
Welcome to the Asylum. No fancy name, no hidden meaning behind it. This is merely a place where parents send their unruly children. Children that refuse to be tamed, controlled—children that refuse to be their parents perfect angels. The Asylum isn't just for violent or 'out of control' children, but for all kinds. Refer to our Q&A below.
What if my child dresses in black all the time?Send them to the Asylum.
What if my child writes dark and gloomy things? Like poems and songs that deal with death?Send them to the Asylum.
What if my child likes to wear skull and crossbones, studded bracelets, piercings, etc.?You can send them here.
What if my child refuses to be happy all the time?What if my child doesn't talk to people?What if I'm afraid that everything my child does is gang related? Like sucking on a lollipop?What if...No matter the issue, however minor to the child or important to you, the Asylum is always open.
However, there are no counselors or doctors; no psychiatrists or guards. Only the children that are sent here exist here. It'll be interesting to see how these children interact and survive with one another—these children with seemingly incurable problems.
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The building is unimaginable in design. A boring, three story rectangular edifice—not that it really matters. The dorms are on the third floor; the library, computer lounge, and rec room (i.e., pool tables, a few acrade games, the ever popular Dance, Dance Revolution game, etc.) are on the second floor; and the cafeteria and gym are on the first floor. There are no cooks; however, the freezers, refridgerators, and pantries are graciously stocked and are replenished once every month without fail. Inhabitants will have to make their own meals.
In one corner of the courtyard outside, fenced off from the rest, is the pool. Aside from that there is essentially open space. Grass, trees and bushes. Random sports can be played or one can simply take a walk or read a book under a tree.
Keep in mind, there is no one over twenty-five in this buillding. So kids that expect an adult to come and save them or resolve a conflict are out of luck. And the adults that are there—the ones over eighteen—have issues just like everyone else.
The Asylum's doors are open. Just have your parents send in the following form.
Name:
Age:
Sex:
Appearance:
Personality:
Problem/Reason you're here:
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Rules:
IC: There really aren't any considering there are no true adults.
OOC: No Godmodding, chat speak, etc. The normal RP don'ts. No one-lining—please try to write at least a paragraph.
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Name: Aeris Hyde
Age: 17
Sex: Male
Appearance: http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z222 ... a/1118.jpgPersonality: While he can be rude and crude, he can also be quite charming and polite. Generally, he's likable and calm; however, his mood switches quickly and often—in the space of a second, smiling silver eyes can change into those of a veritable killer. He's quick witted and intelligent, but delights in more gruesome beauty and somewhat deprived pastimes that others would cringe and gasp at. Unfortunately, his personality isn't easily described.
Problem/Reason you're here: Aside from being psychologically unstable in the first place, Aeris isn't into 'normal' hobbies. For instance, he is fascinated with blood—the sight, the texture, the taste and smell, etc. He's also something of a pyromaniac, having committed at least three acts of arson, though he was only caught once. The other things are fairly minor, like his parents not liking his attitude and way he dresses...or the fact that he can be known for having sticky fingers.
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IC: A box of matches and a lighter were being accusingly thrust into his face.
"And
what the hell were you going to do with these?!" yelled a thoroughly pissed young man.
Aeris stared at the tools in question for a few moments before looking toward his adoptive older brother. He was six years older than him and seemed to have gone through the small hand luggage at his side.
"Isn't it obvious?" A smile touched his lips at the male's perplexity. "I was going to set you on fire in your sleep. Though, it was a difficult decision—I also wanted you to bleed, but if you burned, then your blood would boil and evaporate before the flames died out." The smile widened and his eyes closed in a joyous expression. "Eventually, I figured it would be more fun to listen to your screams as you burned to death."
His brother stared at him, mouth gaping in obvious horror. "You... What is wrong with you...?" he whispered, shaken to his very core. "Absolutely twisted—"
"Oh, don't give me that look," the teen interrupted, waving his hand. "You're still alive, aren't you?"
"Riley! Come back to the car!" called a worried voice. Aeris's adoptive mother.
"You should listen to her," Aeris said quietly, reaching behind his ear to retrieve a lone match. "You wouldn't want to get burned, hm?" His lips quirked in an innocent smirk—if there was such a thing.
Riley recoiled in fear, and very quickly departed from the scene. "I hope you die in there, you damned freak!" Ouch.
"I love you, too, big brother!" the younger boy said back. Then he let out a malicious chuckle. "See you in Hell, big brother," he murmured to himself. The tail of his coat fanned out behind him as he walked into the building; he looked up at the structure. "Home sweet home."