Dreams are for the weak. And why should I dream? I have everything I could possibly desire
Ali, X, Alice
| Gender |
Male
| Age |
19
| Face Claim |
Raito Sakamaki
| Role |
Master Five
| Likes |
Candy ~ Feeling fulfilled ~ His hat ~ Being in charge
| Dislikes |
His schedule being disturbed ~ Noisy people ~ Long words ~ Sour tastes
| Personality |
Alistair is quite a difficult man to judge. On the surface, he is calm, cool, charismatic and reserved, and yet his surface characteristics are easily shattered to reveal the vengeful, masochistic individual beneath. When among higher class company, Alistair is quite impressive. He is warm, inviting, sophisticated and most of all, charming. Most people find it very difficult to dislike him, or find fault in their host. He enjoys putting on social events and dinners, and showing off his many skills. There is only one condition - everything must go his way. If not, Alistair will very quickly become violent and cruel.
| History |
Alistair was born to an incredibly rich father, and his mother died in childbirth. His father, a wealthy businessman, gave the child over to a nanny who raised him without love, and with very little affection. Her touch with him was almost always clinical, and he soon learned that if he tripped and scraped his knee, there would be no one to come and kiss it better. He saw his father rarely, and sometimes he would go weeks at a time without seeing him, but having grown up in a loveless life, Alistair didn't care. He went to school with many 'normal' children, whose parents weren't as affluent as his own, and Alistair always knew that he was different to them. He looked down on them with disdain, and bullied many, until, that is, he met the Uchiha twins. Their connection was the first relationship that Alistair came to associate with love, and curious, he found himself befriending the boys. Alistair made an effort to model himself after them, and matured greatly in a short space of time. It didn't take long for the boy to realize that bullying people to get attention wasn't the right way to do things. When Alistair was fourteen, his dad died, and Alistair didn't grieve. Instead, he looked on the passing of his father with a neutral thoughtfulness, not even slightly concerned that he was now an orphan. He had always looked after himself, and he would continue to do just that. However, as his father had left him the family's money, Alistair coped just fine with being left alone.