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A total crackpot. An author who writes novels based on Mignyans that he labels as Fictional Horror. Alan kills people and Mignyans as inspiration for his writing so he can describe it better in words; Earthlings were enough for him at first, but Mignyans have so much variety of color and texture to offer. His writing with Mignyan storylines is heavily panned by critics due to its crass and downright bizarre nature, but his extensively descriptive style is noted. A frustrated, obsessive writer that is constantly breaking down because no one takes his work seriously, which causes him to go to further extremes each time when looking for ways to make his work more real. He knows of some specific Mignyans that he wants to see the insides of and is an active threat. His state of mind is too out of it to focus on the invasion; the only reason he wouldn’t want to be actively exposed is because it would tarnish all his storylines... even though his books are already left to rot in the corners of the occult section of every secondhand bookstore. For Mignyans that pick up his work, it's like reading a serial killers first person account. This is another reason why Mignyan critics desperately and extremely give his work poor reviews.
VA Claim: Heath Ledger's Joker.
- This character is a Mignyan, a closed species.
- The quill in his hair is optional.
- He wears a cravat around his neck.
- He has heterochromia and two differently shaped pupils.
- He has sideburns.
- His nails are all-black; they're bird talons.
- He only has the hair 'indent' on one side and does not have bangs whatsoever. He has a lock of hair falling onto his eye but that's it. Sorry to bold this one, but it's important.
Originally a Mignyan crab with a total lack of marbles, he infected his previously docile host in broad daylight (not to mention in an extremely painful manner due to his deformities) and in front of his wife and children. It is unknown where they are to this day. Obsessed with Earth literature from the memories of his host, he sought to write something that would put him amongst the great artisans. Unfortunately, Alan is a complete loose cannon and cares not for his species nor the takeover -- only his writing. On a decent day, his mental state could be described as hysterical. He loves to talk and ramble in non sequiturs over any task no matter what, especially during a confrontation. Making friends with him is near impossible as it's inevitable that he'll eventually take an interest in the color of your insides and flip on you like a switch. He does, although, have some degree of self awareness and knows that Mignyan HQ isn't very pleased with his murder of their fellow species and especially his Mignyan writing. Due to this, Alan moves from dingy hotel room to hotel room constantly in avoidance.
- Literature
- Innards & Viscera
- Quotations
- Violence
- Old Clothing
- Painters
- Bringing Cravats Back Into Style
- Antique Carpets
- The Beach at Twilight
- General Creeping Around
- Satchels
- Fanmail
- Cooked Ribs
- Red Flesh
- His Lack Of Sales
- Youth Culture
- E-Books
- People With Money
- Vapidness
- Children's Literature
- Loud Cars
- CGI Monster Movies
- Fast Food
- An incredibly unpredictable and dangerous opponent. People may underestimate him from his physical appearance, but his speed is off the charts and his flesh hand is like going through a blender.
- Carries his fluid-splattered manuscripts with him everywhere in his satchel.
- The quill behind in his hair is for emergencies if his pen runs out of ink and he has to use something else.
- Sometimes he will leave parts of his neck undisguised due to his cravat. During a confrontation he may slightly pull the back down, allowing his hidden eye to see any movements behind him.
- He is generally always grinning or desperately smiling, no matter the predicament.
- The only type of flesh that he usually won't cut into, other than red, is rotting. He can't bear the texture, and it's too similar to his own.
- Ambidextrous.
- His writing style tends to bend closer to the surreal.
- He's unlikely to maim anyone that's a fan of his work.
