Dante
Name Dante
Position Leader
Character Information
Gender | Male | |
Age | 16 | |
Birthday | March 23, 1994 |
Physical Appearance
Height | 5'10" | |
Weight | 160 lbs | |
Hair Color | Black | |
Eye Color | Brown | |
Physical Description | Lean, underfed, with a naturally tanned complexion and a lattice-work of old scars on his back. His hair is black and somewhat shaggy, and his eyes, warm brown in color, have a guarded look as though you're being assessed. |
Family
Spouse | None | |
Children | None | |
Father | Deceased | |
Mother | Deceased | |
Brother(s) | None | |
Sister(s) | None | |
Other Family | The Infernals |
Personality & Traits
General Overview | Dante was living on the streets for over a year before the wildfire virus. He has a well-justified mistrust of adults. He is fiercely independent with keen observational skills and a thirst for knowledge. He takes what he needs and protects what he's got. He's gifted when it comes to getting into and out of places unseen; if the world hadn't gone to hell, he'd have been on track to be an accomplished thief. Not that he wanted a life of crime particularly but when you're living on the streets and unable to get work, you do what you have to do. He's a natural leader and takes care of a group of younger kids, that he calls "The Infernals". He's a strong believer in the adage 'knowledge is power' and gives away very little. | |
Strengths & Weaknesses | Strengths > Clever/voracious reader > Highly observant/not easily fooled > Makings of an exceptional thief > Natural born leader Weaknesses: > Very mistrustful of adults > Doesn't take orders well > Not violent by nature but he knows how to protect himself and yes, he fights dirty |
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Back Pack Contents | Sketchbook with maps, codes, building layouts, and lots of information such as who owes him what favor, etc. | |
Weapon | Carries a knife | |
Hobbies & Interests | Doesn't have time for hobbies. But he does love to read. |
Personal History | Dante's parents died when he was six and he's been in and out of foster homes ever since. Before the virus, he had a network of contacts and a system whereby he traded favors. He found that working with the elderly was especially lucrative. He would run errands and in return they fed him or gave him a bit of cash. Those people, he never stole from. Now, a time or two, the concerned citizen would turn him in and those, when he ran away again, would face his own brand of justice. Usually theft of pawnable valuables. |