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F U L LXN A M E
Julian Aidan Dunst
N I C K N A M E (S)
Jules, Golden boy
B I R T H D A Y
December 26th
A G E
24
B L E S S E D B Y
Horus the Elder and Horus the Younger
G E N D E R & S E X U A L I T Y
Cis-Male || Heterosexual || Doesn't mind They/Them pronouns after the blessing
E T H N I C I T Y
German Irish American
H O M E T O W N
New Orleans, Louisianna
H E X
#0B4CEC
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A P P E A R A N C E
Jules is a tall and broad guy who looked like the kind of kid who looked like he played football in high school. (Spoiler alert: he did) He has short blonde hair that's shaved down on the sides but long at the top to fall slightly into his face. Though he goes through periods of time where he dyes it brown like this mother's hair. He has heterochromia causing one eye to be a rich brown and the other to be a deep blue from by long lashes. Dimple's crease his cheeks when he smiles which is fairly often, though less so after the blessing by the two Horus gods.
H E I G H T & W E I G H T
Five Foot, Eleven Inches and One Hundred and Sixty Four Pounds
C L O T H I N G & G E A R
Jules, like a typical former high school jock, typically wears a jacket over a well-fitting t-shirt, a sturdy pair of jeans, and often sturdy work boots or a trendy sneaker. Every now and then he likes to wear his old letterman jacket from high school. He will sometimes have his backpack with his book and school stuff in it, but most of the time he only really carries his keys, his phone, and his wallet that has a picture of his family before his mother started getting sick. When he moved to New York, he started carrying a knife with him just in case.
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L I K E S
Football || the colors green, blue, and gold || School || scotch & whisky || letterman jackets || sturdy work boots || denim || Psychology || History || his heritage and cultures || His father || Memories of his mother || cool nights by the water || downtime || animals || flying || an "Irish" coffee or... just coffee with cream and a little bit of sugar if he's not feeling crazy || reading || sports || vintage cars || milkshakes || Martial arts
D I S L I K E S
His father || schizophrenia || change || talking about his feelings || tea || car chase movies || the color red || long drives (he gets car sick) || the cold || black coffee || mysogony || biggots and racists || sexism || homophic and transphobic people || those who call mental health a "myth" or downplay it's seriousness || journaling
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Ever since Jules was a little boy he's been the kind of guy that always wants to do the right thing. Help the elderly cross the street, walk on the side of the cars when he's walking with girls, give whatever spare change he has to those who need it, the shirt off his back too. He's incredibly generous and gentlemanly. He was the star of the football team and one of the top kids in his class in high school so calling him ambitious and a bit of an overachiever hits the nail on the head, but he's humble. He knows he couldn't be at the top of his class, he didn't have the mind or the time for it, but being near the top, doing his best always was good enough for his mother. It was good enough for him. He's a people pleaser who has to live up to others' expectations of his and it can cause him some distress when someone doesn't like him. Though he doesn't get angry about it. It does get him down but he also knows not everyone will like you and usually the people that don't like you typically don't because you represent something they can't have, someone they're jealous of. He can be courageous and is very protective over those who cannot protect themselves.
His downfalls come into play by always stretching himself too thin. As a people pleaser, he doesn't know how or when to say no. If someone wants to do something, even if it conflicts with what he needs to do, he'll do it and then work himself to get what he needs to do done. He can lose track of time which makes him late for things. His biggest fears are becoming lost like his mother or not living up to his "golden boy" status. He feels that if he doesn't live his life to the fullest if he doesn't live up to expectations or surpass them... he can't make his mother proud. He's selfless to the point of giving up something he may actually need like money. He doesn't like to complain about things and he often doesn't talk about his feelings. He'd rather have others share. It means less thinking about the things that cause him pain or even anxiety and instead focuses on the needs of others. It's his escape. A psychology student who won't talk about his feelings... ironic.
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H I S T O R Y
CW: Mental health, suicide
Julian Aidan Dunst was born and raised in New Orleans, Louisiana by Doug Dunst and Katherine Murphy. His parents were in their late teens, unmarried when his mother became pregnant with him. They got married, finished high school, and his father went right to work. They had a comfortable enough life, especially once his mother started waitressing once he was old enough for him to start going to school. He was seven when his mother started getting sick.
It started with symptoms of depression. She'd be in bed all day, miss work. She'd skip showers and wouldn't clean like she normally would. She stopped talking to her friends on the phone and stopped making soaps and candles as she did in her spare time as a hobby. The only thing that seemed to bring her any joy, or at least to his little seven-year-old eyes, was when he would come home from school with good grades, a gold star, or an award. Or, when he'd read to her. He spent a lot of his childhood reading to his mother when he wasn't doing his homework or doing chores around the house. His father would help out when he could, but there was only so much he could do when he worked a lot. Then it evolved into hallucinations and, on her really bad days, delusions.
As he grew up, it became routine. Dad was at work, he would do the housework, make sure he finished his homework, and study for tests... it wasn't until high school that he wanted to try something different with his life. He still wanted to do well in school and look after his mother, but he wanted to play football. All his friends played, his father had played in high school, and he wanted a taste of the game. He actually excelled in the sport as he did in school, earning himself the nickname "The Golden Boy". During this time, his mother was up and down on meds and off. She was doing better and he was thrilled. Though it turns out that she took herself off her medication without him realizing it.
A week before graduation, his mother had a break, her delusions lead to a series of events causing her to take her own life.
Jules blamed himself for not paying close enough attention due to his football practices, late nights studying, and some off nights where he would party with his friends. He was planning on going to LSU and playing football for them. However, after his mother's death, he was lost. He didn't know what to do with his life anymore. As a kid, he wanted to be an astronaut or a doctor, a fireman, or a police officer. But while he was in high school, his dream was to play football. His father threw another curveball at him. He was being transferred to new york. They had his mother cremated and took her with them as they made their way north.
While he was there he decided he wanted to go to school to be a psychologist to help people like his mother. He searched for schools around town and landed at Lindenwood University. It was a small school, a big change from the city he grew up in. It was like a break from the world. Especially since New York is a much bigger city. He was taking a history class as an elective out of pure curiosity when the trip was proposed. He decided to join in, knowing any abroad trips would look good on a resume. Little did he know what kind of chaos it would unleash on his life.
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T H EX B L E S S I N G
Minor Healing || Nothing bigger than a few scrapes, scratches, or cuts. Might be able to cure minor illnesses like colds, food poisoning, maybe even allergies, but nothing major. Might be able to stop or slow bleeding.
Clairvoyance || Jules can read images from objects and sometimes can catch glimpses of something that may come to pass when he touches people.
Falcon Physiology || At the start of things, he'll only be able to use his falcon sight, have improved hearing, sense of smell, and low light vision. As Horus strengthens, he'll be able to fully transform into a falcon. He'll only be able to hold onto it for a short period of time before switching back, but the more often he practices with it, the longer he'll be able to hold it.
S T R E N G T H S
Jules has always been a physically fit person and that didn't change when he left high school. Exercise is one of his stress relief tools and martial arts helps him feel a semblance of control in a world that's always changing around him. Fights are combinations of the same moves. It just takes practice and observation to be able to see which one is coming next. He's smart and strategic. He helped his coach write a lot of their plays that helped them to be one of the top schools in their county.
W E A K N E S S E S
His mental health is one of his biggest weaknesses. Ever since his mother got sick, and especially since it was shown to be schizophrenia, he's been careful to watch for any of the signs. It actually gives him a lot of anxiety. If he ever felt depressed, his anxiety would kick him and force him to move. It's a circle that's kept him going so far. His need to please others is also a big weakness of his. It often leads to him being stretched too thin which makes him tired and can affect his day-to-day life if he loses control of his schedule.
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