<strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Captjoe's Characters</span></strong><br/><br/>Human<br/><br/>Name: William Blackmoore<br/><br/>Age: 28<br/><br/>Gender: Male<br/><br/>Race/Nationality: Human/American<br/><br/>Appearance:<div class="floatright">(http://content2.latest-hairstyles.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/dark-neutral-brown.jpg)</div><br/>Sexual orientation: Heterosexual<br/><br/>Sex~<br/><br/>What are you down with, what floats that boat for you: Though he’s not really done anything too extreme, Will is down to try most things once. If he likes it, he’ll try it some more.<br/><br/>What makes you flat out say 'NO': Scat, blood, torture, anything that would make a normal human shudder<br/><br/>Your inner workings~<br/><br/>What kind of things do you enjoy doing or things you just particularly like: Will has always enjoyed reading. Be it about the Old Days before the monsters showed up, fictional stories, or even what books about the monsters themselves that he could get his hands on. He's always hungry for more knowledge. No matter how obscure or useless it might be.<br/><br/>What kind of things either irritate or bore you: Narrow mindedness, arguing without facts. Will is a methodical kind of person. He tries to look at everything with all of the facts he knows and tries to make a decision based off of those facts. It annoys him that a lot of people don't do the same, or use their feelings in place of facts.<br/><br/>**Do you have ambitions or dreams: Will has always been a go with the flow kind of person. He takes things one day at a time. Presently his ‘goal’ is to try and help the people who come to his library get ahead in life. Be it learning how to cook, how to navigate through job interviews, what to do in conversations with various monsters, anything he can do to give a hand.<br/><br/>**What do you do for work presently?: Currently Will works for one of the small libraries around the city. While it's not underfunded, he believes that there's a lot of room for improvement for it. He's often seen writing letters to various higher ups in the government asking for either more funding or for more books to be sent his way. More books means it’ll be easier for the humans around to make their lives better.<br/><br/>Why did you apply to the 'Spouse Program', was there an important reason?:<br/>Will was always fascinated with the monster society. Though a few monsters have dropped by at the library, none of them were really too talkative about what their lives were like. When the spouse program was announced, Will saw it as a perfect opportunity to learn about Monster society and culture first hand. After all, what better way to learn about it than to experience it?<br/><br/>Background: Ever since he was a boy, Will loved to learn. His nose was always in a book, or he would be reading some new thing online. He was always told that if he learned enough, he would be able to get anywhere he wanted in the world. So he put himself into learning everything he could. In school he was always the first to answer any question. And he was always asking about whatever it was that popped into his head. It was only after he finished schooling that he learned the harsh lesson of the world. Humans didn't get to move up very far. Some did, sure. But that was mostly reliant on luck.<br/><br/>Will bounced from job to job, doing whatever he could to make ends meet. His thirst for learning served him well out on his own, and many an employer found out that he could quickly pick up job that was given to him. It was only after applying for a job at the library that Will found what he described as his true calling. Now he spends most of his days moving through shelf after shelf in his library. He does plan on reading the many books in the building, but it's so hard to pick a good spot to start.<br/><br/>When the Spouse program was first announced, Will didn't think much of it. He had his books and his library. He helped anyone who needed it. Or pointed them into the right direction if he couldn't help directly. It was only after a discussion with one of the regulars that he saw it in another light. Yet another opportunity to learn. He had always been curious about the various monster cultures and societies after all. Surely their could be no better way to learn than to live it?