Individual RP

{-the counterparts-} Jake and Jacob (Open)

Name: Jacob grinned. "My name is Jacob. This quiet dude beside me is my shadow, Jake." Jake stayed quiet.

Age: "We're both 17," Jacob answered. "But I'm older by a few minutes," Jake added. ((No they are not twins))

Looks: I'll send the link

Personality: Jacob is an outgoing, social and fun person. He enjoys talking a lot and always has a positive spin on everything. But he hides his "secret" personality very well. Jake is the complete opposite of Jacob. He's quiet, keeps to himself, has no friends, and enjoys solitude. Most of the time, he is found under his favorite tree in school, reading a book of poems.

Gender: "We're both very male," Jacob answered. "Unless of course . . ." he gave Jake a suspicious loom. Jake didn't get it at first, putting on his usual naive and oblivious face. Yet, he still managed to look emotionless. He blushed slightly and hit Jacob gently. "Not funny."

Sexuality: "Bisexual," they answered.

Likes: "I like having fun, being fun, and talking,' Jacob smiled widely. "And this dude . . ." he pointed at Jake. "Likes the exact opposite."

Dislikes: " . . . the opposite of what I just mentioned . . ."

Backstory: "Now that," Jacob smirked almost evilly. "Is something you have to figure out."

Scenario: You've always noticed Jake sitting under the tree outside the main building at school at lunch time. Most people didn't even know he existed and would forget about him. You've been in the same class with him for a long time but you've never actually talked to him. You decided to go talk to hin and you two became the most unlikely of friends. You had quite a fondness with him. There was one thing that bothered you though. He always used an umbrella outside or wherever there was light. You asked him about it but he just shrugged it off. One day, he gets sick and doesn't go to school for weeks. People start forgetting about him the more he is gone. You get so worried and then he shows up, under the same tree, reading the same book, and finding shade under the same umbrella.