He thinks the person editing this page is with the government @ hermiethefrog
Name: Perry Wembley
Age: 14
Grade: Freshman
Gender: Male
Species: Human
Occupation/role: Student, paranoid guy obsessed with aliens
Orientation: Straight
Relationship status: Single
Dorm Room/Roommate: (nobody for now? I think I paired up everyone else we're gonna have to see about this)
Likes: Conspiracy theories, being able to wear his hat, computers and technology, researching tech, computer programming, anime with giant robots (guilty pleasure whoops), taking notes on things and the people around him,
Dislikes: any mentions of a certain cartoon platypus with the same name, anything requiring too much physical strain, interacting with people to a certain extent, sugary foods
Personality: I mentioned paranoid already, right? Besides that he's fairly introverted and prefers working with things on his own as opposed to talking to people. Gets to the point quickly. Can be pretty sarcastic. Kind of a jerk.
Bio: Perry's family started out normally enough. They were all fairly intelligent people with jobs for the government and technology. That is until something crashed into the backyard of his grandparents house. They investigated this strange thing, only to find it was a broken spaceship. Naturally they started salvaging what they could of the tech and tried reporting it to the government thinking it'd change science forever -
...Only to get their asses laughed right out the door because seriously, aliens? A spaceship? Nutjobs. The fact that they brought in a bunch of supposed "evidence" of the existence of other lifeforms didn't help things much. By the time Perry was born the family was pretty much seen as a joke. Crazy Wembleys and all their crazy theories about aliens.
The only person to really escape the madness was Perry's uncle Nate, who supposedly died in a car crash when Perry was four. Supposedly being the key word, obviously the family has all kinds of theories as to what happened to him, to the point that family get togethers usually end with them arguing about whether he was abducted by aliens or killed in a government cover up.
Naturally, Perry was raised into this culture and to observe everything while trusting no one. It didn't exactly help him to make friends in school.
A year ago Perry's parents were reading through some tabloids of questionable content when they found an article about a war between a few species of aliens that had taken place over the summer in a small town in West Virginia. Since there was a school in the area, and a good one at that, what better way to figure out information and possibly get some something that would prove the existence of aliens then to enroll her son in the local school?
Except Misery High is a high school and Perry wasn't old enough yet. Whoops. One year late is better than never, right? It's not like the aliens would have left or anything.
Other Info:
*There isn't an interesting story behind the scar on his eyebrow. He was playing around when he was five or so and hit his head on a rock and had to get stitches. That's seriously it.