Post by James Malet on Jan 12, 2017 0:08:33 GMT
JAMES MALET
General Personality: First and foremost, Tootles is decidedly mute. Not physically. You might be able to manage at least one word out of him, but it will be rare. Other wise Tootles is brave and selfless, always worrying about the others before himself. Well, he likes to think he's brave, but never really gets to find out as he seems to always be in the wrong place at the wrong time. He always missed out on the adventures the other lost boys have. Maybe for the better, but he may be a little sour about it, but you won't hear him talk about it. He's loyal and humble, and cares about everyone.
History: In Storybrooke, James is living the life... he didn't really want. He's a senior in high school... and pretty much an outcast. It's difficult, since for some reason, he doesn't speak. Some called him recluse, but he legit can't talk. Thankfully for the use of phones, he can text people... if he had people to text - but it's just mostly his Mother, but most of his communication is done through elaborate charades. This fact also makes it difficult for him to find a job. At the moment though, he works at the Animal Shelter. He really enjoys animals, as they seem to understand him, regardless of him being able not to speak.
Fairy Tale History: James was put into the orphanage at a young age. Like the fate of most orphaned boys he was given up by his mother, being too young to be able to take care of him At the age of nine, however, he began hearing a mysterious flute. He assumed it was his imagination. It continued for nine years. On the eve before his eighteenth birthday, a shadow appeared at his window. All day he had been fretting about his future, as he would be moved to a different home tomorrow, as boys over the age of eighteen could not stay in the orphanage. But the shadow offered him a choice: to never grow up.
He went to Neverland with the shadow that night. There he made new friends, and also, met Peter Pan. At first, he thought Pan was the greatest boy that ever lived. But when Pan be collecting boys and locking the girls he for some reason took too into cages - he began to distrust Pan, and in fear, never spoke again. He aims to try and help the other boys escape Pan's grasp. He will do his best... to save everyone.
His chance arrived when Pan sent the boys out on the hunt for something - or someone - known as the Truest Believer. He and a small group of his fellow lost boys had arrived and unfortunately split up in the Enchanted Forest, just as a cloud of purple smoke swept them all up... and away... to Storybrooke, with no recollection, of what they had been, or doing.
Fairy Tale History: James was put into the orphanage at a young age. Like the fate of most orphaned boys he was given up by his mother, being too young to be able to take care of him At the age of nine, however, he began hearing a mysterious flute. He assumed it was his imagination. It continued for nine years. On the eve before his eighteenth birthday, a shadow appeared at his window. All day he had been fretting about his future, as he would be moved to a different home tomorrow, as boys over the age of eighteen could not stay in the orphanage. But the shadow offered him a choice: to never grow up.
He went to Neverland with the shadow that night. There he made new friends, and also, met Peter Pan. At first, he thought Pan was the greatest boy that ever lived. But when Pan be collecting boys and locking the girls he for some reason took too into cages - he began to distrust Pan, and in fear, never spoke again. He aims to try and help the other boys escape Pan's grasp. He will do his best... to save everyone.
His chance arrived when Pan sent the boys out on the hunt for something - or someone - known as the Truest Believer. He and a small group of his fellow lost boys had arrived and unfortunately split up in the Enchanted Forest, just as a cloud of purple smoke swept them all up... and away... to Storybrooke, with no recollection, of what they had been, or doing.
