Noah Cooper

Name: Noah Cooper
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Height: 5' 3"
Orientation: Homosexual

Personality: Blank, Emotionless, Logical, Focused

Abilities:
Minor Cryokinesis
Noah is able to generate and control ice to a small degree, able to lower the temperature of the room he is in, create a thin layer of frost, chill a material, etc.

Likes:

• Dancing
• Ballet
• Classical Music
• Warm Drinks
• Reading
• Ice Skating
• Winter

Dislikes:

• Bullying
• Interruptions
• Eggs
• Pop/Rap/Rock/Metal Music
• Being Isolated
• Being Cold

Bio:
 Noah Cooper was never one to show his emotions, even growing up as a child. Hard to read with a blank expression and neutral voice, Noah struggled to make friends and so was often left alone when at school. To make matters worse, his family had set high expectations for him ever since he was born, expecting him to be a prodigy and causing him stress while also never being available to him for support.

 At the age of 8, Noah had been run through all sorts of extracurricular activities from piano lessons to sports and even maths competitions and spelling bees. But the only thing that ever stuck with him, whether it was his innate talent in the area or it being the one thing that Noah actually enjoyed doing, was ballet. And such, his free time was dedicated almost solely to the practice and perfection of his skills, becoming a fairly famous dancer in the arts community.

 Once Noah had entered high school, however, it seemed that his love for ballet only distanced him more from others around him. Being labelled as a "Homo" and a "Fag" for both his generally feminine appearance and his love of ballet, Noah was bullied relentlessly as he developed through his youth. He also found himself during this time to indeed be homosexual, only adding more to the insults he received. While for the first few years, the insults did sting with almost no one to turn to for support, eventually Noah began to feel nothing at all from those that would bully him; His neutral mask no longer hiding his emotions but instead becoming them. During the last few years of his secondary education, Noah completely isolated himself from others, his bullies no longer going after him for his lack of a response but no one else approaching him in an attempt to become his friend.

 After high school, Noah managed to enter into college on an Arts scholarship for ballet, where he is currently working to continue to learn to dance while also learning how to both connect and express with other people. He spends his free time at the library, going to a cafe for a warm drink, listening to classical music or going to public events where he can perhaps meet new people.