Appearance: A tall, stringy young man with dark brown skin, brown eyes and shoulder length white hair dyed teal blue at the fringes and then tied into a ponytail. He's not very muscular and this along with his sloped shoulders and slender features have the overall effect of making him look like a lanky water bird; this is only reinforced by his clumsiness.

Name: Conner 'Heron' Reinsberg

Age: 18

Personality: Laid-back, gentle and slightly effeminate. Because of the way he grew up he tries to act like a big brother to younger kids and his friends in general, although he can sometimes be painfully oblivious, and isn't the best judge of character. He'd like to believe that there's some good in everyone but this trait doesn't always work out in his favor; overall he's a good kid and mature for his age, but with a goofy/stupid/rebellious side that does land him in trouble from time to time. If he's not inside reading a book or cooking, he's hanging around with friends and probably causing a noisy but harmless raucous somewhere.

Short Biography: He lost his father, a firefighter, in a terrible accident when he was seven, and from then on he was treated as the man of the house. He spent most of his own childhood helping his mother care for his two younger brothers, and eventually a stepbrother and baby half sister, and so had a lot of responsibilities placed on him even from that young age. He had to grow up very quickly and this is the main reason he acts so much older and authoritative then he really is. Overall, his family life and early years where good, but there was also a lot of competition in the house for their mother's approval. This has earned him the ire of his middle-younger brother Dale, and the two aren't on the best of terms right now.

Birthdate: July 25th (guess I better mark my calender, eheh.)

Star sign: Leo

Others: Gay, and he totally knows it, too. Also, he has a tattoo on his left shoulder of a Great Blue Heron.

Special requests: Home Economics, please. =)

Extracurricular Activities

-Home Economics 
-Maybe other things later