Davy Wreck Winston

His name is Davy Wreck Winston. Well the last name has no meaning, His first name is a reference to Davy Jones' locker and his middle name is a bit of a reference to ship wrecks.

Davy and his younger brother, Sonar, were raised by their mother, Ariel, and their father, Edward. They have a younger sister by the name of Brizo. Their parents work at an aquarium, and the three children were often found at the aquarium whenever school was out. While Brizo was often found looking at the orca whales whenever she could, which was really just whenever Sonar and Davy decide to leave her there. But Sonar and Davy were absolutely fascinated by the sharks. From their reactions to death to them mistaking humans for seals, everything. Davy managed to actually memorize the little speech that the tour guide gave about them. He watches any documentary he can on them, and as horrified as he is by the attacks on humans, they still fascinate him. He reads any book on sharks that he can. He is an absolute sucker for movies about sharks, even if they aren't accurate or even good. He is especially curious about the megalodon and whether or not it is real or not.

The fascination with the sharks also served as a distraction from their parents. Ariel and Edward are not in a happy relationship but haven't divorced due to them believing it would hurt there three children. The constant arguing around them hurts them though. Brizo, Sonar and Davy did all they could to find distractions, and the only one that succeeded was studying something they enjoyed so much and making each other laugh. To distract himself and hopefully not hear the fighting, he'd listen to music and documentaries on his phone so he wouldn't hear them, and maybe read to avoid seeing them.

At the worst part of the arguing, and the worst time in their lives, Davy bought three hoodies from the aquarium for them. Two shark hoodies and one orca hoodie in an adult's extra large so that they wouldn't outgrow them. To cheer his siblings up and make them laugh, he would bring them to a beach and pretend to be a shark. 'Eating' them was really just him tickling him, and he was always happy to act like one for them. It got to the point where it followed him in his every day life. He used it as a mask, to hide the pain he felt. He also used it to push people away, so they wouldn't get close enough to see how vulnerable he really was.

It followed him to high school, and he gained a reputation as the weird kid at school. He didn't have any friends because of this, really. Eventually, the school counselor got involved. She tried to help Davy, trying to make him stop the odd behaviour but it never worked. She tried to get to the bottom of his behaviour. She tried absolutely everything. She gave up after a while and asked for the help of a student by the name of Sam. Sam agreed and tried to be friends with Davy, eventually getting rather close to the other. Sam's classes were changed so he shared most of them with Davy, within reason.

At first, Davy refused to talk with Sam. He wouldn't acknowledge him for a while until he finally realized the other wouldn't leave him alone, he slowly began talking to him, getting to know him. Eventually, after a very long time, Davy began to rant about him home life to Sam. He talks about his younger siblings, how they feel, his parents, how they argue, and how he feels about it all. Stressed. Upset. Scared. Unsure. He talks about how he wants them to divorce. He only speaks about it behind closed doors though, and sometimes he's seen dragging Sam away to the boy's washroom to rant to him about his life. While sometimes it distracts him from his studies, Sam listens to the other and tells the counselor what he can about Davy's family.

A few months after Davy started telling Sam about why he behaves the way he does, and that he can't stop if he really wanted to. He's tried. He really has- but he can't. He tells Sam more personal stuff. Sam tells the counselor, of course, and she does what she can to help him.