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You call me CAL
Gender MALE
Sexuality BI
Age 18
Role HUMAN BOY # 1
Birthday and Zodiac NOV 26 - SAGI [ ♐ ]
Place of Origin STROUD, ENGLAND
Face Claim JACKSON HALE
Hex Code #300000
Hair Color Dark Brown
Eye Color Dark Brown
Height 6ft
Weight 165 pounds
Ethnicity Indian, Trindadian and English
Accessories Was never a fan of jewelries but kept his mother's silver ring as he wore in his neck strapped with a black tie knot.
On the surface, Caleb is fierce, independent, somewhat naive, and adventurous with a sense of humor. Events during his younger years, however, began to take a toll on his carefree personality. His flaws however let him coop up for days without letting anyone know about it. He goes out over thinking and stays in one place in a dim room. Despite his losses he gained not to give a damn, with him being a pacifist. He possessed a deep respect for life and freedom and was often reluctant to fight. Determined that he’d be standing alone on his own two feet.
Likes and Dislikes
✔ Lazy Naps | Food | Sunrise | Fast Food | Coffee Dancing
✘ Books | Crowds | Loud Music | Nostalgia | Nagging
Strengths and Weaknesses
✔ Stubborn | Responsive
✘ Pensive | Night Owl
Fears Seeing his mother's pale face in his dreams.
When the mother caught sickness, the household took a quick turn of events. The eldest, despite being only eighteen, held the responsibility picking money here and there while his brothers took care of their mother. This continued for many months but still for no improvement of their mother’s condition. The middle child of the three brothers decided that they steal from others seemingly this was only a small town and they won’t mind. A heated argument was concluded with broken plates and slamming of doors. Caleb was only there to watch as he had no clue what was going on anymore. He found himself entering towards his mother’s room, and watched the slow and steady puffs of air that his mother was making beneath the oxygen mask.
A black tshirt and a pair of jeans. It was the only nice suitable clothes in the wardrobe and for a funeral. It was inevitable, the sickness, the loss, and his brothers. The three and come to their terms and went separate ways. The eldest had a stable job but became a clean nosed prick living in the city, and the middle child had side-tracked and god knows what his up to. He had been stirred away from trouble and had only contacted his eldest for money. He was now seventeen and now living on his own.
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