bluepen85
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Name: Simon Frink
Age: 22
Description: 6'1", thin, messy brown hair, green eyes, wire framed glasses
Simon had excelled at his schooling most of his life. And for most of his life he was never really the popular kid in school or out on the playground. Always picked last when choosing teams, if at all. That's why he had stuck to books growing up. Books gave him a place to get away to from the real world. He loved reading and absorbing information. His mom always said he was just like a sponge when it came to books.
So it came as no surprise when Simon turned 18 that he was accepted to Harvard. He graduated in three years and soon accepted a teaching job at the local college near where he grew up. His specialty of course were books. He was going to teach English literature for the first time in the fall. He had hoped to make his class more fun and enjoyable for his students, he always knew that sitting there and talking about books wasn't one of the most exciting subjects to take when you went to school, but most colleges required it, so he hoped to excite their minds while he spoke of the classics, A Tale of Two Cities, Moby Dick, Robinson Caruso.
Today was the first day of the new fall semester, Simon dressed in one of his best suits and tie, after all, he didn't want to look like a bum on the first day. First impressions were everything according to his mother. He grabbed his briefcase and headed out the door of his apartment for the short 2 mile walk to campus. An early season cool front had already come through town so the temperature was very comfortable as he headed to campus, not knowing what the day would bring. He was excited to meet his first class of the day, which started at 9 AM.
Age: 22
Description: 6'1", thin, messy brown hair, green eyes, wire framed glasses
Simon had excelled at his schooling most of his life. And for most of his life he was never really the popular kid in school or out on the playground. Always picked last when choosing teams, if at all. That's why he had stuck to books growing up. Books gave him a place to get away to from the real world. He loved reading and absorbing information. His mom always said he was just like a sponge when it came to books.
So it came as no surprise when Simon turned 18 that he was accepted to Harvard. He graduated in three years and soon accepted a teaching job at the local college near where he grew up. His specialty of course were books. He was going to teach English literature for the first time in the fall. He had hoped to make his class more fun and enjoyable for his students, he always knew that sitting there and talking about books wasn't one of the most exciting subjects to take when you went to school, but most colleges required it, so he hoped to excite their minds while he spoke of the classics, A Tale of Two Cities, Moby Dick, Robinson Caruso.
Today was the first day of the new fall semester, Simon dressed in one of his best suits and tie, after all, he didn't want to look like a bum on the first day. First impressions were everything according to his mother. He grabbed his briefcase and headed out the door of his apartment for the short 2 mile walk to campus. An early season cool front had already come through town so the temperature was very comfortable as he headed to campus, not knowing what the day would bring. He was excited to meet his first class of the day, which started at 9 AM.