Enoch Woodsworth [E.W]

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Enoch Woodsworth (known by the nickname E.W) is part of a duo of storytellers who write characters and worlds into  existence. Enoch is capable of shape-shifting into living creatures that are equal to or lesser than their stature, however choose a form that's  most appealing to them and what they feel reflects their personality. Occasionally they'll "redesign" themselves and update their appearance, the same way someone could get a haircut to feel rejuvenated.

Even though they have quite a few responsibilities they are generally pretty lazy, and genuinely care about very few people or  things. Enoch gains a sense of "amusement" from the suffering of others, and  various other complications that arise in peoples day-to-day lives that  can contribute to an "interesting plot". Far from an angst gremlin, and closer to an angst leech or parasite. 

With all of that said, E.W refrains from actively making lives more difficult, and prefers to occasionally spectate painful events instead of spend their life causing them. 

They appreciate positivity as much as anyone else, however they have, can and will grow bored of it after long enough.

T R I V I A , i g u e s s

• Pretty much manifested from nothing. They'd pick their birthday, if they wanted one.
• Not actually a fawn, just likes the aesthetic and being able to roundhouse kick someone in the face and break their skull.
• Out of the world-writing duo, Enoch is in charge of architecture, most of the environment design, flora and fauna, systems of government and organizations. The latter two require them to be supervised, lest their cynical perspective prevent them from making the governments actually effective and sustainable.

 Less relevant

• They weren't originally 6'2" tall; this size was artificially made for themselves by shape-shifting.
• Their handwriting is bad. Horrible, even. Their sense of hand-eye coordination isn't as abysmal as that, but not the best.
• E.W doesn't actually know if they have a visual impairement or not. They've worn glasses for as long as they remember, and can't recall why. It isn't like they really care, though...

 To Be Continued...