Inside will be lists and chapters about all my original characters! I also roleplay, so make sure to read the introduction for my roleplay rules and preferences.
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LOVE INTEREST: Available for certain female characters
PERSONALITY AND CHARACTER ANALYSIS: Wilbur Charming-White is a tender-hearted, fun-loving man. He is also a romantic at heart, even if he tries to hide it sometimes. He used to be very naive, but has grown since then and is very independent. He is typically happy and it is very difficult to make him upset. Unless you mess with someone who he cares about. In that case, it is game over. Jasper is a poet, a linguist, and a singer-songwriter. He loves creating things and sharing them with others. He also has a strong sense of justice and is very accepting of people who are different. He is a gentleman and generally very kind toward other people. However, he can also be very stubborn and his emotions have a tendency to cloud his judgement. He also has a tendency to fixate on little things and get carried away with them, even he is told that he should stop. He is afraid of himself and his abilities and he often hides that part of himself, but he is slowly learning to accept and embrace his abilities.
CHARACTER ARC SUMMARY: Wilbur Charming-White was always known as Wilbur Emerson to his adoptive parents and everyone in their town, Jersey City. On his eighteenth birthday, however, he discovered that he was different. His magical light abilities manifested when the evil queen's daughter tried to abduct him in order to avenge her mother. His light abilities shrouded him in a protective light shield and he was able to escape. Thinking that his parents would call him crazy if he told them the truth, Wilbur claimed that he wanted to move out and live with his friends, and left as soon as possible. He had no friends and worked full-time at a cafe in Newark to pay rent. A few days into working there, he befriended a young woman named Rani, who seemed to be quite charmed by him. One day, she made a special apple flavored latte for him and he took it home to drink later. The more time that they spent together, the more that they began to fall in love, leading Rani to feel guilty that she had poisoned his drink. Rani was the daughter of the evil queen and wanted to avenge her mother, but she was quickly starting to change her ways. She tried to catch Wilbur before he drank the latte, but she was too late, and he had fallen into a forever sleep. He was, however, awoken when she kissed him, for true love's kiss had broken the spell and she realized that she was in love with him. That isn't the end of his story.
