Jay Westwood - D10

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Jay Westwood is a little less than six feet tall, with black eyes that always seem to have an angry look to them. His chapped lips do nothing to bring out his sunken, pallid face; however, sometimes people hardly see past his greasy mop of black hair. His boyish smirk sometime changes to a crazed grin, revealing a row of parchment-yellow teeth. Underneath of his trademarked black t-shirt, you can see his ribs clearly, and his upper body strength is next to none. His legs, on the other hand, are very strong from running so often.

Though he is of average height, his long legs—usually clad in tight, dirt-covered jeans—make him seem much taller than he actually is. His shoulders are broad, but only when he wants them to be; he usually only keeps up good posture around women, or if he is challenged. His eyesight is terrible, and he has a pair of glasses, but he doesn’t wear them because he thinks they make him look like a nerd.



Jay is the boy that parents do not want their daughters to go near. Although he typically has an alcohol problem, and a dangerous attitude, he can also be a hopeless romantic. Because of this, girls flock to him like flies to honey. He is willing to fight (and lose) for anything he wants, and he can be a little greedy when things start to go his way. Accustomed to stealing, pulling pranks, and drinking heavily, he prowls the streets like a jaguar looking for its next meal. He also plays guitar, and I’ve heard he’s a pretty good kisser.

Though Jay’s parents are very loving, they are also very strict. As a result, Jay barely goes home, and can only be found there when he’s changing his clothes or taking a shower. When he’s around his parents, he barely speaks to them, and he only does so in a disrespectful tone. It has been theorized that this is the reason that Jay is so reckless. He only does it to feel in control. Furthermore, in order to avoid his parents at any cost, he sees to it that his life consists of nothing but parties, drinking, girls, and anything that can get him killed.

Jay despises boundaries, and he’ll do just about anything to break them.



As mentioned, Jay has lived his life with two parents who, though they love him unconditionally, are very strict. Jay was born to them along with a twin brother named Ivan who died at birth. Ten years later, his mother gave birth to a second child, a girl named Mary (after his great-grandmother). His little sister is perhaps the only person in the world whom he truly loves.

At one time, starting when he was three years old, Jay would help his father at the farmer’s market, and in the fields where they herded the cattle. But that all ended once he grew up. He hated being “surrounded by hicks, all in the same profession,” and he was determined to be different. He did so by drinking and wreaking as much havoc as he could. He loved waking up in the morning not knowing what was going to happen. He loved being free, with no one to tie him down. When the time came when he needed money for the drink, he did just about everything—except farming—to earn money, even occasionally going to farmers’ markets and picking peoples’ pockets.



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