Full Name
Elijah Cain Hall
Nickname(s)
Eli, Cain
Age
27
Gender
Male
Sexuality
Heterosexual
Occupation
Bounty Hunter
Face Claim
Jason Momoa
Likes
His animals, Bailey and Lincoln | Alcohol (specifically Baileys, if he has a choice) | Sunsets | Art | Completing a job | Music
Dislikes
New New York | Crowds | Tinned fruit | Maps
Fear(s)
Drowning
Dream(s)
To drink a soda with Bailey and Lincoln beside him at the sea
Personality
Elijah is a moderately simple person. He at first, he can appear rough or curt, at the least. He can be difficult to get to know unless he makes a conscious decision to be otherwise, and prefers to rely on himself rather than others. To most people, after introductions are made, he will then appear to be arrogant, but in reality is just very honest and up front. To those he befriends, however, Eli has a good sense of humour, albeit sometimes dark, and is kind. He'll help other people when he can, strangers or otherwise, and is a genuinely kind person who can be accused of being too cautious on occasion.
Height/Weight
6' 4"/200lbs
Hair Colour
Black
Eye Colour
Hazel
Brief Description, including notable features
Elijah is tall man, and not easy to miss. He's well muscled, with very defined features that emanate raw strength. He carries himself upright, and can often be intimidating. He doesn't bother much with his hair, which is long. He mostly just ties it back out of his way so that his hazel eyes appear sharper, but more for convenience than appearance's sake. He treats his beard in a similar way. It is often long, and appears rough, however he is a very clean individual. He has a tattoo on one forearm. Across his right ribs, he carries the scars from a bear attack.
History
Eli was born to parents who rose him and his older sister in the corner of what had once been a supermarket on the edge of New New York's boundaries. They had another, older, daughter, and two dogs, to guard over the children when their parents were working late to attempt to bring enough food to feed them. Fast-forward a dozen years, and Elijah and his sister, Eva, are alone in the world. Their parents, who died in a drought several years before, left their children with almost nothing. But at the ages of nineteen and twenty one, the children were left with a dog and no ties holding them. They moved to the centre of New New York. There, Eva set up a shop, which Eli supplied with what he could find while Eva herself worked as a makeshift tailor. Together, they built a sort of life, which, a few years later, was joined by a woman by the name of Jessica. Eli and Jessica had a whirlwind romance.
A little shy of his twenty second birthday, Jessica died in childbirth. Eli named their daughter Emma, after his mother. The baby girl became the grief stricken man's sole reason for living. He doted upon her, raising her carefully. Now, five years later, Emma spends her days with her aunt Eva and her evenings with her father when he returns with their dog and horse. Getting by was, and is, difficult at times, but Eli works hard for what little family he's got.
