Username: 22ice22

Timezone: (UTC-06:00) Central Time

Posting Habits:
I tend to check the guild twice a day: in the morning and then the evening when and if I have free time. That said I tend to post every other day, if it makes sense in the IC, sometimes sooner. On average my posts are 3-4 paragraphs though sometimes longer, kind of depends on the muses.

RP Peeves:
Speed posting bothers me, because I work from a phone, thus while writing my post (which takes a bit) someone else may have posted a few times, which is rather aggravating.

Anything Else: 
I am currently in school thus a large portion of my day is occupied, namely my afternoon.

Character's Name: 
Vincent Charles Williams

Age: 
33

Appearance: 
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Occupation:
Professor of philosophy.

Beliefs/Religion: 
Atheist. Always a firm , fond believer in the fact that the only thing waiting for him after death was a nice little hole and tombstone with a stereotypical epitaph engraved upon it, with the only way to live on being, through the impact he left on the world.

Personality: 
+ Relaxed; informal. Never a fan of the strict overbearing, stuffy teacher stereotype.
+ Most often jubilant. A rather positive man who often finds the bright side to every situation.
+ Open minded. Never one to entirely close his mind to something, after all a switch in perspective can be rather useful in philosophy.
+ Helpful. Without many questions Vincent is rather quick to help others, especially those who actively look to him for help.
+ Extremely patient, when dealing with unmotivated young college kids one has to either be patient, or be bordering a psychotic break.

- Rather than providing exact answers, he will often try to lead the questioner to the answer, so they can learn.
- Often overanalyzes situations, and may began to debate its purpose for why it is the way it is.
- He truly experiences his emotions, meaning that when he is feeling a certain way it is extremely difficult to change it.

Cause of Death:
A rather average walk off the roof of a dorm building, between classes, while holding a copy of his recently finished philosophical novel, exploring the depth of human dependency on dreams/goals and/or religion.

Hobbies:
Teaching, writing, controversial debates, music, and inspiring young minds.

Fears:
Not being remembered, being lost to the annals of time