Nathaniel Bachman

By Page.Turner

• April 5, 2012

Age: 28

Gender: Male

Species: Non-Pony

Appearance: Nathanial Bachman is approximately 6'1" with a very thin and lithe build. His hands are of a proportionate size to his body yet his fingers are a little longer than normal. His features can basically be summed up as long and pointy, though he keeps a very short mustache and beard on his face.<br /><br />Nate's hair is jet black which carries out over his body. Arm hair, leg hair, thick and curly chest hair, etc.<br /><br />His eyes, though, are quite fascinating. They are a deep, honey brown with splotches of green and blue as though someone flicked a brush full of paint over a brown canvas. <br /><br />Just as well, his complexion is very fair and seeing as though he gains a scarce amount of sunlight during the day time hours, he is quite evenly pale over his body. A very light dusting of freckles can be spotted across his nose and over his cheeks.

Personality: Nate is a very serious gentleman with a quick temper. He has a nervous habit of biting his lips when he is stressed (which is very often). Though he may be a bit insecure sometimes, he is mostly confident which is mostly because he takes such pride in his intelligence that he has convinced himself that looks do not matter and if a woman can't see past that, then...

Backstory: Nate was born in a small town in Belgium, the year being 1880. His father was a physicists who made a decent sum of money, and his mother was just a simple woman who remained in the home to raise him from birth. It was around his tenth birthday that the family packed up with no reason and set sail across to America, landing in New York.<br />From there they set their sights to a smaller community. Less crime, for one thing, and they wished to live by the sea without being harassed by nosy neighbours. This ideal lead them to Ellsworth, Maine.<br /><br />Nate grew up with only a high school diploma. He did not set his sights on college but he did set his sights on returning to the city. New York was his prime target and a career as a writer was his goal.