

After all, intelligence has its limits."⎦
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⎡ Role: Patient ▮ Tale: Peter Pan⎦
FC: Toshiro Hitsugaya


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N a m e
Kazuko, meaning Child of Harmony - Kouta meaning Peace
A g e
17
G e n d e r
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S e x u a l i t y
Bi
R a c e
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Calm | Intelligent | Sardonic | Observant
Kazuko prefers to keep his distance from most people, and doesn't often talk to people he isn't familiar with; however with his friends he displays a subtle happiness in the form of a constant small smile. To those friends, he is very attentive, and freer with his actions and words. Around people he doesn't know, he kind of shuts them out, rarely speaking and staying on alert, evaluating the others' every move. What he does say will usually be some kind of inquiry or sarcastic comment. His sense of humor, however, makes him fun to watch TV with, as he always points out everything he thinks is stupid or ridiculous with a cynical wit that many would find offensive.


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In Kazuo, this mainly presents in three ways; firstly that he hears voices. There is a small group that he has tentatively given names, simply so that he can differentiate which voice is saying what to the doctors. Other than that, it's rare of him to hear anyone clearly, just those few and whispers. Second, is the symptom of apathy. He can sometimes be quite violent when challenged, and overreacts in defense, sometimes hurting someone in the process, fully aware that he has and yet feeling nothing more than sorrow that the person had to go and provoke him. And thirdly, he is often afflicted with extreme insomnia.
⎡ Agoraphobia ⎦
Agoraphobia is a fear of being outside or otherwise being in a situation from which one either cannot escape or from which escaping would be difficult or humiliating. For Kazuko, this applies specifically to cages.






Kazuo was always smart and independent. Because of that, his family put him into school a year early. Schizophrenics often have troubles with focusing, or have trouble with schoolwork due to distraction. For Kazuko, the harsher of his voices actually drove him on, the berating him for not focusing and being stupid leading to him teaching himself how to focus better than anyone else in his class. At the end of third grade when he was eight, his parents finally realized there was something seriously wrong. He'd never really had friends his age, all of the other students preferring to stay away from the freak kid who talked to himself. And when he claimed that he wasn't just pretending, they took him to a psychologist where he was diagnosed with Schizophrenia.
The doctor prescribing him meds was when it started going downhill. Psych meds of all kind have a common complaint - it becomes much harder to do daily tasks and solve problems, clouds their thinking. This was what happened to Kazuko. It angered the voices, making the abuse in his mind go to a whole new level, one with near-constant harassment. At one point, he tried to kill himself by taking too many meds just to try and escape. He entirely quit trying meds in the middle of fourth grade, absolutely refusing them in any form.
Now beginning fourth grade at a different school for 'smart special children' was all his father would say, his social dynamic changed. He was suddenly surrounded by people, a few of whom also had the voices, or other conditions. Seeing him as a role model for persevering through the internal abuse, many of the children chose him as their ringleader. Two of the other children were also Schizophrenic - one who was nearly as bad off as Kazuko named Tami. However when Tami's medication changed to a generic and the new one didn't work, her condition worsened. Kazuko tried to help her in the only way he knew how - the abusive way his voices had taught him, in secret so the adults wouldn't catch on. He was smart enough to know it wouldn't be considered right. Tami understood that it was the only way he knew how to help, and wether due to his 'training' or not, got better, though was soon moved to a different school. It was with this seeming 'success' that Kazue's more violent voices began to fade. He began 'training' the other students in a similar method, though less harshly as they didn't 'need his help' as much, the same with his little sister at home.
It went on like that for several years before he was caught. He was fifteen by then. His mother saw and began screaming, trying to pull him away from his little sister, thinking he was trying to suffocate her; not that it made it much better, but he wasn't, merely half-choking Niji in a very careful way until she was dizzy so that she could learn to fight through it and keep moving forward. Kazuko didn't understand why they didn't want him to help Niji, and said as much; his mother lost it, and beat him back from her youngest, throwing him into the dog's cage and shutting him in. It was a full two week before she called someone to come get the cage. The only reason he survived the weeks was Niji, who slipped him food and water when their mother wasn't looking.









⎡Ki - Speech #0000CC⎦
Kazuko is a bit 'iffy' on Ki - on the one hand, he is a bit curious about Ki, due to his rather distant front; but on the other hand, Ki is a very stubborn person, as is Kazuko, so they often end up in disagreements that result in a fight. They're both used to it and can interact peacefully just as often as they bicker, but because of the disturbances they cause they are usually kept seperate anyway. However, unknown to the workers, they often work together to intentionally cause trouble, so they can make a good team if they really want to.

⎡Lily - Speech #6E124F ⎦
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⎡Wolf - Speech #99000⎦
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⎡David - Speech #530802⎦
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⎡Emmett - Speech #A10505⎦
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⎡Yukiko - Speech #CC3366⎦
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Honest Trailer - Peter Pan
'Peter and Wendy by J.M. Barrie has more adult themes than you’d guess. Peter brings Wendy to Neverland to act as a mother to the Lost Boys. With time, Wendy starts to fall in love with Peter and asks him how he feels for her. He describes himself as her faithful son.'
Friend zoned.
Barrie's original draft depicts Pan as a villain, kidnapping children from their beds; Captain Hook was only added later, as a theatrical device to distract the audience while stagehands changed the scenery. "To die would be an awfully big adventure," says Peter Pan in one of the novel's most famous lines.
Unlike in the Disney adaptation, in the original Peter kicks Hook over the side of the boat and he is eaten by the crocodile.
"As soon as he got inside his tree he breathed intentionally quick short breaths at the rate of about five to a second. He did this because there is a saying in the Neverland that, every time you breathe, a grown-up dies; and Peter was killing them off vindictively as fast as possible."
Peter Pan would “thin the lost boys out” when there were too many of them or when they got too old.