Ryan Young [D1]

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Ryan is a tall kid, being 5'10. He's also a little skinny for his height, weighing at 140 lbs. He has short brown hair with blueish-grey eyes. He isn't that strong because he never did that much outside activity. Since he doesn't go outside much, his skin is pale. Its so pale, that you can see his veins (His parents want him out, but don't trust him at the same time).

Ryan has a blank stare half the time, and the other half he's eyes are constantly moving. He has freakishly long legs, but short arms, which make him look like an anti-Bigfoot. But his hands and fingers make up for his arms. They are long and strong, which allow him to easily grip onto stuff.

He might not bring much to the table, but Ryan will try to help whatever he is asked to do. He also has lots of energy, sometimes to much. It helps him get through the day. His parents also got him to take swim lessons through out his life. It somewhat worked, but he can still swim.

Ryan is one of the sweetest people in District 1. He can be annoying, but it's tolerable. He knows when to stop doing something when he's told. He could also never hurt a fly no matter hard he could. Another good thing he does is that he always tells the truth. He doesn't like doing any bad things to anybody or anything.

Ryan is a very fidgety, which is caused by his ADHD. He also can't sit still for that long. He gets distracted easily, which causes him to get into places he's not allowed in. It has gotten him in trouble multiple times with everyone including the peacekeepers (but his parents always had an excuse up their selves, which seemed to work this far). He also has a terrible anger. When he gets angry, he gets into little fits of rages, getting the nickname "storm". But they don't happen often.

His whole life, Ryan has always been protected by his parents. He hasn't been out of the house much. And when he does go out, its normally with one or both of his parents. On the few occasions that he went outside, he would wander off when his parents weren't paying attention. On those trips, he's gotten so lost that it would sometimes take the whole day to be found again. During those adventures, he's met new people, discovered "new" places (like the town square), and gotten in trouble with some peacekeepers. But his parents always somehow got him out of trouble.

As Ryan grew older, his parents sent him to school, but was sent to the principal's office a lot because of all the disruptions he made. His parents finally decided to home school him. But he's still made some friends. On his little journeys, he's interacted with a couple people who would talk to him. He meets with them a couple times after when his parents allow him to come with them on trips to the stores (he enjoys those trips a lot because he gets to interact with people).

During his teen years, Ryan started questioning things, like why he isn't allowed outside on his own. His parents gave him simple answers. He didn't like them. He wanted to know the truth. He wanted his parents to tell him the real reason why he was kept in the house most of the time. They finally explained everything to him. How they don't want him to get in trouble, how they wanted to protect him. He then convinced them that he was ready, that he would try his hardest to stay out of trouble. But his parents didn't trust him. They kept him home in the house. But they promised him when he turned 20 that he could leave the house and be a free man. He had one of his worst fits of rage when he heard the answer. When he calmed down, he thought about it, and agreed. This year, he convince his parents to allow him to get a job. He still gets distracted and in trouble, but not as much as he used to.