October 3 Protagonist Profile and Voice

BASIC

NAME: Sebastian Remy Andrej Pettijohn
NICKNAMES: Sea Bass, Bassy, Little
AGE: 20
BIRTHDAY: August 1, 1964
SPECIES:
GENDER: Male
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FAMILY

MOTHER: Katherine Sobolewska
FATHER: Francois (Francis) Pettijohn
PARENTS:
FAMILY:
SIBLINGS: Anna, Nancy, and Laurie

PHYSIAL ATTRIBUTES

FACE CLAIM:
RACE/ETHNICITY: Caucasian, Native American
NATIONALITY: American
HEIGHT: 5 ft, 8 inches
WEIGHT: 180 lbs
BUILD: medium/large
HAIR: short
FACIAL HAIR:
HAIR COLOR: black
EYE COLOR: dark brown
SKIN COLOR: olive
DOMINANT HAND: right
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LEARNING DISABILITIES:
ALLERGIES: some food
DISORDERS:
FASHION: “Obnoxious”, “Country Club Agitation”
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LIFESTYLE

HOME ADDRESS:
RESIDES: Schenectady
BORN: Schenectady
RAISED:
VEHICLE: 1978 Chevy Monza Spyder
PHONE:
LAPTOP/COMPUTER:
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HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION: graduated, Tryon Free Academy
COLLEGE EDUCATION: graduated, Mercy Abbey College
MAJOR: Information Sciences and Management
MINOR: Creative Writing
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TRAINED IN:
OTHER: Can short order cook and cook ethnic – Polish, Italian, Cajun

POLITICAL AFFILIATION:
RELIGION: Roman Catholic, Native
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ROMANTIC ORIENTATION: Heterosexual
SEXUAL ORIENTATION:
MARTIAL STATUS: Single
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LOOKING FOR:

LANGUAGES: English, some Polish, some French, little Mohawk

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FAVOURITE

LOCATION:
SPORTS TEAM: Any indoor soccer team, hockey team
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FOOD: Most, no fish
BEVERAGE: Dr Pepper
COLOR: Burgundy, Electric blue, and greens



Protagonist Voice:

I am the only son of Katherine and Francois Pettijohn. My older sisters have tried to protect me from their friends, keep me being a boy for so long.

I am a bookworm, love to read. I am an athlete, a natural one. I can play any game or sport I want, and play it well. Case in points, I made the varsity soccer team at 15, despite just learning the game a few months before tryouts; I made the lacrosse team that same year, too.

Several of my mother’s Polish relatives had me record my dreams, thinking they would help me with my hobby of storytelling. My paternal grandmother, a full-blooded Mohawk woman, read some of the dreams and told me I was gifted with a special talent: Ancestors talked to me and told me good stories. I never believed her.