<div class="floatright"><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Character Image (Revealing)</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/3246/487pu.jpg) (http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/189/487pu.jpg/)</div></div></div><br/><strong>Terrance "Terry" Yeoman<br/>Age: </strong>16<br/><strong>Height:</strong>5'11"<br/><br/>Terry grew up the younger of his parents' two sons. Where his older brother was very athletic, he was instead a quite clever child, advancing through the early grades at a rapid clip, ending up a year behind his brother despite him being three years older. However, being sent up the grades early was tough for him, and he had few friends. He was quiet in class, and didn't draw attention to himself, so despite being the runt of the class he ended up being too unassuming to be worth targeting from bullies.<br/><br/>His situation was exasperated greatly when he reached junior high, just entering puberty by the time most of his peers were already mostly through it. Gym class was bad enough when he was obviously younger than the other boys in his class, but when puberty finally struck for Terry, it did so with aplomb. One day, the other boys witnessed the sight of his youthful endowment resting at a size larger than most would ever reach. Whether out of jealousy or just having a reason to bother with him, he was teased incessantly first in gym class, and then throughout the school. In fact, the situation got so bad that Terry began to skip school out of fear of his classmates' attention, and he flunked the grade. He started the grade again in a nearby school, far more careful there to hide his shameful secret, lest the name calling and chiding begin once more.<br/><br/>All through high school, Terry managed to keep his secret safe. Being so quiet, he had even fewer friends than in grade school, and he did everything he could conceive with his clever-yet-paranoid mind to avoid being found out. His jeans were always rather loose-fitting, he eschewed his locker and the busier halls to avoid getting too close to people, and he would always race to be first into his classes and last out. All in all, while he was one the better grading students in his class, he always seemed rather awkward and had no joy for his education, driven solely by the solace of escape.<br/><br/>In his junior year, even among the AP kids, he seemed particularly shy, and was adamant about never speaking in front of the class, even when it meant a hit to his grades. He wasn't scrawny any more, and while certainly not handsome, he wasn't particularly ugly, and he could speak with some eloquence and a clear voice... there was no obvious reason why he would be so against public speaking - it didn't seem to be a matter of fear in the traditional sense.