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- 7 months, 23 days ago
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- bananacatlah
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Wait for me. I'll come home to you.
「James Castillon」
age 24
height 181
gender male
pronouns he/him
birthday july 20
role army veteran
A veteran who served on the front lines of the Great War. Scarred physically and mentally from his harrowing experiences in the trenches, he tries his best to keep going despite the losses he's suffered. Troubled and depressed, but has a very warm heart. His personality is like that of a dog - loyal and sweet.
Design Notes
- Designer: bananacatlah
- Has freckles on his face and body.
- Has a scar on his forehead, covered by his hair.
- The last 2 fingers on his left hand are partially amputated.
- Wears a dog tag around his neck
- Full Reference
Warm & friendly
Honest about his feelings (usually)
Personable
Simple-minded
Distractable
An open book, very bad at lying
Prone to jealousy
Easily overwhelmed
Gives in to vices
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Likes
- trains
- the outdoors
- summer
- four
Dislikes
- the sound of bells
- sudden loud noises
- lemons
- ghost stories
01.
The Boy on the Beach
Life was simple before the war. Growing up in a picturesque seaside village on the French Riviera, James' biggest worries during those innocent days, was scoring good grades in his classes, and wondering how to impress the cute boys in school. Days passed in lively springs and warm summers with his family alive and well.
02.
The Summer Soldier
The days of war came fast as a speeding bullet, a train that could not be stopped. As unaccustomed as anyone else to the harsh brutality of trench warfare, James' transformation from a carefree pup to a hardened wardog was arduous but necessary. The brief pockets of levity shared with his friend Isaac - a fellow soldier he bonded with - were soon torn away by the cruel randomness of war. Against all odds, James survived the conflict, but returned bearing far too many losses, to an empty home.
03.
Postcards from Across the Sea
The post-war days melted into each other in a haze of cigarette smoke and the stink of cheap alcohol. It was a correspondence from an unexpected old acquaintance that pulled James from his depressive fog. Soon, the two were exchanging letters like they had been pals for years past. Warmth and laughter returned to James' life through their budding friendship, and with Mark's timely arrival in Èze.
good friend
A journalist that James met at the Somme battle front. Following the end of the war, the two reconnected through handwritten letters, and kindled a close friendship.
friend & fallen comrade
A fellow soldier who served in the French army. The two were very close during the two years they fought and survived side-by-side. Isaac lost his life before he could see the end of the war.
nephew
One of James' surviving family members. Currently residing in an orphanage in the north of the country. James is working towards finding and bringinghim home.
niece
One of James' surviving family members. Currently residing in an orphanage in the north of the country. James is working towards finding and bringing her home.
