Description: Once a proud member of the pegasus constellation in the sky, Atlas found himself on Earth after he fell. He has watched over humans for billions of years, well-versed with a series of knowledge. And yet, observing is vastly different from experiencing. While he was able to keep a disconnect from above, it became difficult to do so once he became up close and personal with humans. He does not like it - it's a rather large shift from what he's used to. He's stubborn, arrogant and disdainful with a determination to return back home, but once he experiences the joys that Earth has to offer and people in particular, he will learn from his environment - becoming more humane, more caring towards those around him as he becomes more educated and as his opinions shift on the human race. Atlas has a wide range of character development he can grow through depending upon situations and people, yet despite everything, his cocky and conceited nature will always be a constant - though toned down overtime. What else did you expect with a star amidst your presence?
Plot idea: Stars are born, and they fall. The death of a star is feasted upon by hopeful gazes from the earth below, wishing upon nothing but a dying light. Part of the Pegasus constellation, Atlas fell from his place upon the stars - but awoke within a new body, startled by the ground beneath him, the trees surrounding him. He always found humans morbid - but when he spots one staring at him in disbelief, he receives an answer from the celestial bodies above. The stars seemed to glow a little brighter, the clouds shifting to bask the human in a warm glow - a halo formed by the night. His death was wished upon, but the exchange for his death was his resurrection.
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