Theme Song: Dying Young ~ Mac Lethal
Role: Boy Two.
Gender: Male.
Nickname(s): Dave, Mac.
Age: Seventeen.
Sexuality: Pansexual.
Appearance: David is a bit taller than average for kids his age, standing in at six feet and five inches. He is, however, of an average weight, leaving him with a healthy build. He has short, light brown hair that falls in his face in tresses. His eyes are a sea green color, and his skin seems to be fair in complexion and mostly unblemished. There are small amounts of faint freckles on his shoulders. He has no piercings, tattoos, or notable scars. His expression is usually a happy one, despite whatever mood he is in at the time, and his smiles often flash his teeth.
Although his smiles may be sometimes forced, it isn't hard for people close to him to read what he is actually feeling via his eyes. The saying that they are the windows to the soul isn't inaccurate when it comes to David, and he has a bad habit of letting what he is feeling shine through them. He can't help it, and even when he breaks the smile remains plastered on his face. It was something he taught himself to do when he was younger, upon the death of his mother. He figured if you fake it, it'll eventually feel good.
Preferred Clothing: David often wears a high collared jacket, leaving it unzipped and open to expose the plain shirts he wears underneath, along with basic blue jeans. He often wears boots as well, regardless of weather condition.
Height: 6ft, 5in.
Weight: 210lbs.
Hair Color: Light Brown.
Eye Color: Sea Green.
Notable Features: His eyes, his fixed expressions, his height.
Personality: David is pretty broken socially, but he tries, he really does. He feels fortunate to have the friends he does now, and he's glad that he had some support when his mother died, but it still ended up messing with him. While conversing with people outside of his group of friends, and even sometimes when conversing with the people inside his group of friends, he can be socially awkward and not entirely certain of what to say or how to say it. Because of this, he's formed a social dependency on the friends he is close with, and often looks to them to help him out.
Regardless of this, he is extremely caring, and extremely protective of those close to him. He doesn't consider himself a violent person, and usually advocates against it. But, if his friends are threatened in anyway, he isn't hesitant to protect them with force and would even go to the lengths of giving up his life for them. Sometimes, however, if he breaks down too bad, he is unable to function and needs to be coaxed out of his metaphorical shell once again. These breakdowns are rare, however, and he just remains smiling.
Oddities: His social inept.
Charm Points: His strong passion for those close to him, his smile.
Likes: Autumn weather, oranges, spicy food, acoustic music.
Dislikes: Cold weather, bright colors, loud noises, Oriental food, breaking down.
Dreams: David aspires to become a successful acoustic/hip-hop artist.
Fears/Phobia(s): Claustrophobia, Agoraphobia, Hemophobia, Automatonophobia.
Skills: David is rather skilled with guitar, having been playing for eight years of his life.
Personal History: David's childhood was a decent one, his father held a steady income, his mother was loving, and he had six other friends to play with. It wasn't until they all hit adolescence that things began to go downhill. Upon his entering of middle school, his mother was diagnosed with breast cancer. This was of course, bad news, and along with David reacting negatively, his father took to the bottle, forming alcoholism while also taking on a second job to afford treatments.
They worked at first, and David became hopeful, and was even acting cheerful upon his second year of middle school. He was optimistic about it all, certain that the treatments would continue to work and that his mother would beat it. He boasted, likened her to a super hero, he was happy even though the situation was grim. Then they all graduated, moved on to summer break. It didn't last, her body began rejecting treatments, and David would end up sleeping over at the hospital with her rather than going to spend time with his friends. She died in June, leaving David broken and his father to spiral into a temporary madness.
His father left after the funeral, leaving David alone in his house for almost three weeks. He kept this from his friends, saying that his father was still just working a lot. But he eventually came back home, stumbling in the house in the middle of the night and passing out drunk on the hallway floor. David cleaned him up, put him in bed, and then watched him. Upon waking up, his father burst in to tears and David soon joined him. He cleaned up shortly thereafter, and returned to work. David spent the next couple of months with his friends, and spent the first moments of High School extremely broken. He's slowly recovering, however, with the help of his friends.
Other: Password is Forever Friends.