Complexion: Olive Skin Tone
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Hazel
Height: 5'10
Weight: 145lbs



With a background like his it is no surprise that Christian isn't the most trusting person in the world. He hides the pain of his past behind a fake smile and downplaying everything. On the outside Christian seems numb to negative feelings always displaying a laid back front always making a joke out of serious situation. This serves as his defense mechanism as he now shields all of his negative emotions with a nonchalant demeanor pretending not to feel the things that he feels. Despite his past Christian does know how to have a good time and when he is happy he is really happy. He has no problem expressing his emotions of happiness and joy, and although he doesn't trust many he has learned how to trust a few of people that have come into his life. When he can't mask his emotions with a fake smile and humor he turns to alcohol and drugs to make him numb to the world. Christian is a nice guy who just wants to be happy, but the past events in his life at times make that difficult for him to be.



Like most kids in the system Christian has a rocky past. He is a troubled and headstrong seventeen year old who has faced many hardships growing up. At the age of ten, his mother suddenly passed away and he was placed into the foster care system because there were no other relatives who was willing to care for him and his father was out of the picture. He was forced to grow up quickly and became distrustful after moving in and out of so many foster homes. He never stayed at a particular foster home for more than six months because something bad always ended up happening. Before being put into the orphanage, Christian lived with a man who was very abusive towards him. One day, his foster father tried to assault him in a drunken rage. He attempted to defend himself, Christian tried to stop his foster father, but he just ended up getting beaten till he was bloody and bruised. To spite him, Christian took a baseball bat to his foster father's car completely destroying it in his own fit of rage. When the police arrived, his foster father claimed that Christian had gone crazy and wrecked his car before attempting to turn the bat on the man. In his own self-defense he claimed was how Christian had sustained his injuries. Instead of listening to his side of the story the police locked him up in a juvenile facility. After his release the foster system wanted nothing to do with him as no family wanted to take in a kid with a record. So Christian's only other options were the orphanage or a group home. He went with the orphanage.