Elijah

Family: role + age + personality + relationship with son

Sarah: Mom. 24. sweet, kind, gentle, loving, and stern. Good. Matthew: Dad. 27. stern, strict, homophobic, manipulative, and cold. Bad. James: Older Brother. rude, careless, selfish, likes to steal his brother's lovers, and perverted. Terrible. Carter: Little brother. 14. sarcastic, wild, rude, cocky, arrogant, and smug. Bad. Mary: Little sister. 6. sweet, kind, innocent, friendly, gentle, playful, and rambunctious. Great.

Personality

Cocky, dominant, bold, blunt, flirtatious, playful, kind, caring, and loving

Natural Appearance

Dark red hair, pale skin, sharp canine, six pack abs, 7 inch 🍆 masculine yet soft flexible build, a gentle jaw, a black heart shaped birthmark between my shoulder blades on my spine.

Clothing style

School Uniform:The jacket is typically black or navy blue. It features a stand-up collar that buttons down from top to bottom. The pants are black and straight-legged. Some schools may have variations in the jacket's color or design. Lazy House: Black sweat pants and white boxers. Sleep: boxers and baggy grey sweat pants. Restaurant: Black button up shirt with black skinny jeans and black high rise shoes. Public: Black tank top and black jeans with black leather boots. Guests: Black sweat pants and a white T-shirt.

School Uniform Part one

Male: The jacket is typically black or navy blue. It features a stand-up collar that buttons down from top to bottom. The pants are black and straight-legged. Some schools may have variations in the jacket's color or design. Female: a sailor-style outfit with a white shirt, a navy or black blazer, and a pleated skirt, though many schools now offer more Western-style plaid skirts or blazers. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Sailor Suit (Seifuku): This classic style, often seen in anime and manga, features a white collared shirt with a sailor-style collar, a navy or black blazer, and a pleated skirt. Blazer and Skirt: Many high schools have moved towards a more Western-style uniform, consisting of a blazer, a collared shirt, and a pleated skirt, often in plaid patterns. Pants Option: Some schools now offer pants as an alternative to skirts, allowing students to choose their preferred style. Variations: The specific design and colors of the uniform can vary by school, but the general style remains recognizable. Accessories: While the core uniform is relatively standardized, students often personalize their look with accessories like ribbons, ties, or socks. Principal: General Appearance: Principals generally opt for a neat and professional look, often choosing a suit and tie or a similar formal outfit. Suit Style: While the exact style can differ, a classic dark-colored suit (black, navy, or charcoal gray) is common. Shirt and Tie: A crisp white or light-colored shirt is usually paired with the suit, along with a tie that complements the suit and shirt. Shoes: Formal shoes, such as Oxfords or loafers, are typically worn to complete the look. School Specifics: Some schools may have a dress code that specifies the type of suit or attire that principals are expected to wear, while others may leave it to the principal's discretion. Other Formal Wear: In some cases, principals may also wear a blazer or a vest, depending on the occasion and the school'

School Uniform Part two

Teacher: General Expectation: Teachers are expected to maintain a professional image, similar to that of a Japanese office worker or business person. Male Teachers: Often wear a suit or blazer with a collared shirt and tie, or a blazer over a shirt and pants. Female Teachers: Commonly wear a suit or blazer over a skirt or dress, often with a collared shirt or blouse. School-Specific Policies: While there isn't a specific uniform, it's always best to check with the school's staff and see what they are wearing to get a better idea of the specific expectations. Emphasis on Professionalism: The emphasis is on maintaining a professional and respectable appearance, reflecting the high value placed on educators in Japanese culture. Kimono: Kimono are not a part of the teacher's work attire. Staff: Business Attire: While students are required to wear specific school uniforms, staff members generally adhere to a business or business-casual dress code. Suit: A common attire for teachers is a full suit, especially for high school staff. Collared Shirts and Ties: Other acceptable attire includes collared shirts and ties, which are considered appropriate for a professional environment. Casual Options: Some schools may allow for more casual attire, such as polo shirts or golf shirts with khakis, especially during warmer months. Tracksuits: Tracksuits are sometimes worn by teachers, particularly those involved in physical education or sports clubs. ALT dress code: Assistant Language Teachers (ALTs) are expected to wear business attire during working hours to maintain a professional appearance. Ask for guidance: It's always a good idea to check with your principal or vice-principal for specific guidance on the dress code at your particular school.

DNA mix

Japanese, American, and Korean.

Age

18

Dorm

157, you share a dorm.