How I Used To Be [[ M // Ren ]]

[Saviour]

< Name >
Caleb Rozario

< Gender >
Male

< Age >
17

< Personality >
Caleb, as a child, was incredibly outgoing and fun, and quite the flirt as well. However, as he grew older and news got around about him being sent to several different psychologists and therapists, he became introverted and cautious around others. He prefers to be alone because he finds it easier and gets edgy around others. He also tends to take things the wrong way and is quick to judge. At first glance, he seems completely normal, and it isn't obvious that he suffers from any kind of mental illness until he tells you or you happen to be unlucky enough to witness one of his

< History >
Now this is where things get interesting. Caleb was a fairly normal child; he grew up with his mother after his father ran out on them but they weren't poor by any means. He comes from a somewhat wealthy family and is close, or was, to all of his familiar members, who may be a bit too supportive at times. It wasn't until his middle school years that he started showing signs of schizophrenia and dissociative identity disorder. His mother was an emotional wreck and tried many different doctors and therapists to try to make him 'normal' again. This only resulted in him isolating himself and keeping his experiences hidden, even after he was checked into a psych ward at the age of 16.

[Ren]

Name ~ Kenzie Greene

Gender ~ Female

Age ~ 17

Personality ~ Kenzie is a strange girl. She can switch moods at a single word. Some would describe her as bipolar and there is nothing in particular that triggers the mood swing. A word, a look, a smell, any of these could be seen as a cause but it is never consistent.

She enjoys her time 'alone' , but in truth, she never seems to be alone. There is a constant whispering in her mind that tells her to do things, shapes her opinions, draws her attention. Only one was clear at first, but as she grows older, more and more voices become loud enough for Kenzie to understand. These voices tell her to what to do, what is right, and what is wrong They tell what people are bad, who have done other's wrong and who to avoid. It is these voices that convinced her to leave her home. It is these voices who form her opinions of people and it is these voices that makes her long to travel, to see new things.

Kenzie finds it hard to focus on anyone thing most of the time, but when she does, she will stay and remain in that one spot for as long as it takes for her to soak in every detail. She has sharp memories of things such as flowers, people, animals, books that she has studied. If asked, she could probably tell you how many veins were visible to the naked eye in one petal of one flower. She loves listening to the songs of the birds, and on occasion, one of the voices will gift her with a song of their own.

Kenzie doesn't like large groups of people, but she sometimes longs the company of another. She is young, and her personality is still in the process of creation.

History ~ Kenzie had one voice accompanying her since she was birth. It was always a faint whisper, nothing she could understand, but as she grew up with her single mother, it got louder, told her what to do and she listened to it. She named the first voice, and then the second, and then the third until she lost count. They told her that her mom was planning bad things. She refused to believe them until her mom brought home a man, and the voices went on high alert. Kenzie left that night, guided by her voices. At the age of 12, it was easy to find someone to take her in. But when the woman she was staying with saw her talking to herself, talking to people that weren't there, she started to get worried. As the behavior continued, the woman tried to get Kenzie help, but Kenzie told every person who tried to help, "I can't ignore my friends." As she got older, Kenzie wasn't sure if they were her friends, but when she was admitted to the ward, they were her only real company, and she accepted them as her friends.