<div class="floatright">(http://www.dailylife.com.au/content/dam/images/g/n/i/g/k/c/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gnig33.png/1457933561614.jpg)</div><strong>NAME:</strong>Alex Brioschi<br/><strong>AGE:</strong>18<br/><strong>HEIGHT/WEIGHT:</strong>5'4, ~130lb<br/><strong>HAIR COLOR:</strong>Black<br/><strong>EYE COLOR:</strong>Dark brown<br/><strong>DISTINGUISHING MARKS:</strong>Piercings and glasses<br/><br/><strong>BEST KNOWN FOR:</strong>Alex is more of a loner, but he mingles with art students, nerds, and stoners. Also known for being one of the only trans people in Greenfield.<br/><strong>PLANS:</strong>Attending New York University for a Visual Arts Major<br/><strong>DREAMS:</strong>Concept Artist<br/><strong>CAR:</strong>2005 Chevrolet Equinox LT<br/><strong>PARENTS:</strong>Alex's father, David, died when he was only two years old. His parents never married, and he had his mother's last name, so his father had almost no influence on Alex's life. His mother, Cristina, works as a full-time doctor and often isn't home enough to spend time with him.<br/><strong>HOME:</strong>Lookout Point<br/><strong>HOBBIES:</strong>Photography, most art mediums, video games, smoking/drinking.<br/><br/><strong>ABOUT:</strong>Alex's parents were young when he was born, and not yet ready to tie the knot. His mother continued going to medical school nearly up until the day he was born and returned almost as soon as she left the hospital. Most of his early life was actually spent with his grandparents or aunts and uncles since his parents were both equally determined to achieve their dream jobs. His father died in an accident with a drunk driver when he was two, and after recovering from the loss his mother became even more determined to accomplish her dream in his father's memory. Other than spending more of his time with his extended family than with his mother, Alex had a relatively normal childhood. As he was growing up, he was always considered a "tomboy." Until he came out as trans at fifteen.<br/><br/>His mother became fiercely supportive of him in this matter, nearly cutting ties with his grandparents when they initially refused to accept it. He still sees them quite a bit less, but his mother insists it's because he's old enough to stay home alone now. At sixteen, she even took him to get his name legally changed to what it is now. Around that time, he also started experimenting with drugs since his mother was hardly home to supervise him. He started smoking cigarettes and drinking alcohol a year later and has since then continued with this behavior. He doesn't get amazing grades, but he always excelled in his art classes and was able to gather a good enough portfolio to get into New York University.<br/><br/>For his last summer in Greenfield, he just wants to have a fun time partying and preparing for college. After these last three months, he plans on leaving and never looking back.<br/><br/><strong>MOMENTS OF GLORY:</strong>Alex isn't one to do something big enough to be noticed by the entire school, but he did spend the last few months of his senior year organizing a Spectrum group for the school's LGBTQ+ students. The last meeting the seniors can attend is at a pride parade at the end of June.<br/><br/><strong>MOMENTS OF SHAME:</strong>Knocking a girl's front tooth out after she purposely called him by his old name and getting a week's worth of OSS...<br/><strong>BIGGEST REGRET:</strong>The aforementioned knocking out of a girl's tooth...<br/><br/><strong>STORY ARCS:</strong>I'm open to a lot of things! Romance would be fun, but just as a warning, I'm planning on him being asexual. I'd also be interested in some darker things if anything comes up.  ;D<br/><br/><strong>FACE CLAIM:</strong>Ryan Cassata