« Prev 1 Next » Reply Share Thread Facebook Twitter Tumblr LinkedIn MySpace Email Go to Previous Thread Next Thread Please make a selection first Author Topic: Doe, John (Read 174 times) jd Guest [send pm] Joined: January 1970 Posts: 0 Doe, John « Jun 22, 2009 1:02:37 GMT -6 » Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Personal Information: [/b]John C. Frémont High School Year:11th[/ul] Currently Known Information [/b]John Doe Alias:JD Age:18 (For most purposes a well educated guess.) Nationality:Temporary US Citizenship Ethnicity:Russian Blood Type:A+ Height:5'11" Weight:178 Hair Color:Dirty Blond Eye Color:Blue Handedness:Right Sexual Orientation:Straight[/ul] Currently Unknown Information [/b]Tyler Ivan Date of Birth:March 16th ,1993 Nationality:Born US Citizen Ethnicity:3/4 Russian, 1/4 English[/ul] Physical Appearance: Apparel & Accessories: Personality: Miscellaneous Information: [/b] Nearly raw meat. Being alone. Dark quiet places. Small amounts of strong alcohol. Dislikes: People. Noise. Hospitals or other health facilities. White colored walls. People. [/ul] Combat: [/b] Strength:B Dexterity:B Constitution:B Wisdom:F Style:There is no name or even remote idea that compromises his style. The closest word one would find in a dictionary is barbaric. Essentially he would attack with no actual fighting movements. Instead he would use pure animal instinct and urges. Several examples would be strangulation, bashing with body, bashing against objects, cutting if he is equipped, or biting. Weaknesses:Martial artists are a foreign world to him, the movements and attacks are all strange and weird causing him to be fearful of them. He has no aptitude for reading or knowing the way an opponent is going to move. His constitution is all focused on taking pain, his stamina would only be considerable at a less than average level (D-ish). His paranoia causes him to fear his opponents and even fear the chance anyone could join in attacking him, hence if a circle formed around him he would likely have a panic attack before trying to run away. His lack of actual training hurts him in several ways. His movements are sloppy, as well as energy wasting. His attempts at actual attacks, such as a punch would not harness the movements correctly and be far from reaching the attacks full potential. Strengths:His strength is built in a way that he can overpower people or if managed to make a more carnal attack be effective. His speed is good for a person of his size. He has an immensely high tolerance for pain. He is highly unpredictable. Since he almost always considers his life in danger he will resort to almost any form of attack or trick.[/ul] History: [/b] John Doe 19, File Case 164392 John Doe or JD, as the residents have come to call him, is a rather odd case. The only known facts about the boy are he was seized during a bust on what was suspected to be a dog fighting ring. The boy himself had been found in a room with two dead adult males. One was later identified by dental records as a suspected smuggler and illegal fight promoter, Anton Graviil Yefim. The task force agents initially on the scene reported the boy had a blade from a pocket knife in his hands, which had been severely cut. The knife was linked to the murder of both Anton and his suspected accomplice. The agents attempted to calm the boy, however he would not loose his defensive stance or the weapon. The stand off was ended by one Officer Conrad Diego Benuelos with the use of a stun gun. There seemed to be no records of the boys identity, and no matching missing persons reports. Probing into some of the people captured from the raid would shed some light on the situation. The boy had apparently been a prize fighter for Anton, as well as a pet of sorts. The details on what kind of fights he was placed in were vague and any information of a life before Anton seemed to be unattainable. They were able to keep the boy in custody and from hurting himself only with heavy sedatives. It became apparent he was not in a state of good mental health. With the trial for murder he was found to be insane, and thus sentenced to an undetermined time at our mental facilities. It was here that many of his underlying problems became apparent enough to diagnose. The diagnosis process was greatly hindered by the lack of the boy's ability to communicate. It seems to us that the boy was actually kept from learning anything but the most basic of language skills. Many of the early attempts to understand him ended with him and the staff being injured. The straight jacket proved to be a very useful tool for future attempts The cause of his unbalance was found to be a very intense trauma based phobia. With the properly provided sedative we were able to slowly get him to accept a few members of the staff. In order to be able to help him further these members of the staff initiated a very strict learning program. As he progressed through these courses and warmed up to them we lowered his medication significantly. This would prove to be a rather costly mistake. One of the male attendants had entered the room with a book held at a very slightly aggressive angle. The resulting attack from the boy nearly collapsed his air way before other attendants could remove the boy. The boy would never even allow that attendant to enter the room from that point on without entering an aggressive state. The other 'trusted' attendants kept up the program while a new one built up a friendship to be brought into the rotation. A heavy focus was placed on common society behaviors and manners, or essentially things to keep him calm around new people. It was only in the past 7 months we have been able to hold steady conversation with the boy, though he avoided speaking of his past. It was also at this time we could introduce him to new people without him being immediately provoked. Only a month ago the boy was tested and considered to be at an acceptable level to enter society. Having been a rather expensive ward of the state it was very soon after decided he would be let out on his own since he is of a legal adult age. It was only through the pushing of one of the attendants that we came to want to find the boy a residence. With a very intense level of study the boy proved himself to be above our expectations and ready to enter the school system at the 11th grade. With a great deal of searching we believe The Collective is the only suitable place for this boy. With both a high school and a college on campus it has the proper grade level as well as possibly more hospitable residence. We'd greatly appreciate and advise that he be roomed alone in one of the college houses because of his advanced age. Most preferable would be one with a majority of male students. If this is not possible a single Freemont dorm room would be the closest assignment. Several of our staff have pulled together to help the boy start his life off. As such he was given some money to buy a few pairs of clothes as well as several Fremont uniforms. A grant was also found to aid him financially for food and any other needs. We have a vested interest in this boy so please keep us informed to his activities. Other information The sedatives have acted as a bit of a suppressing agent and aided him in pushing his bad memories deep into his mind. Now exiting the hospital and no longer getting the medication since the state no longer wants to treat him as a ward, how these memories might come back to him is a mystery. [/ul] Back to Top   dm Guest [send pm] Joined: January 1970 Posts: 0 Doe, John « Jun 22, 2009 11:09:01 GMT -6 » Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top Very creative, approved and welcome to the collective. Back to Top   Reply Share Thread Facebook Twitter Tumblr LinkedIn MySpace Email Go to Previous Thread Next Thread Please make a selection first