<strong>Concept:</strong>Troubled Writer<br/><strong>Portrait:</strong><div class="floatright">(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/64/Young_man_in_swimwear_%281030790%29.jpg/347px-Young_man_in_swimwear_%281030790%29.jpg)</div>-----><br/><strong>CS Link:</strong>Thomas King (http://sheetgen.dalines.net/sheet/12769)<br/><strong>Name:</strong>Thomas King<br/><strong>Age:</strong>18<br/><strong>Psychological Profile:</strong>Depressed teen with Self-Destructive Impulses and Confused Body-Image<br/><strong>Background:</strong>(See Below)<br/>Thomas King was sure he could become a great author in time. He found it annoying how often he got laughed at that there was already an author by the name King, and that he couldn't compete. Well, Thomas was determined to try anyway. He was often looking for ideas, even going as far as to put himself at harm's way sometimes to try and come up with inspiration for a good drama. Often, he ended up with some scrapes or bruises for his troubles, but he began to notice, little by little, that not everything about him was normal. He was not physically that imposing, not in bad health by any means but not imposing or incredible either, but he never seemed to stay hurt for every long.<br/><br/>What's more, he often showed up strange traits like studying just before an exam, knowing the answers and getting the perfect score in the test but then forgetting things again fairly quickly soon after. It was puzzling, until he became aware of it. He seemed to have some measure of control over his own body, both how it affected his mind and how he recovered from harm's way. He took a bit of curiosity to this, purposefully hurting himself a few times, seeing how fast his body recovered. It was not that he liked pain but he was fascinated with how he recovered, testing his limits.<br/><br/>His parents grew concerned though, feeling their precious little boy was turning suicidal and self-destructive. They wanted to lock him up, for his own good.