Name: Jackson Robert Pennie 

Nicknames: Known by his middle name, Robert, but more specifically, Rob. Hates being called “Jack.”
  
Age: 24

Favorite Song: Panic Attack - Dream Theater. Rob practiced the drums to this song constantly, and still does on occasion, although his technical skill has moved far past this.

Appearance: 

[img]http://66.media.tumblr.com/79834a2a2947dd8ce615b8fac5720f8f/tumblr_mx5plnCxvh1qj3vino1_500.jpg[/img]

Rob is in the middle of what he deems a “transitional period.” After deciding to grow out his thick brown hair some time ago, hoodies have been making a comeback with him, and fast. His beard, however, had been on his face since he’d been able to grow one. 

Physically fit, although slightly malproportioned, Rob is extraordinary strong in the arms and chest but albeit normal below the waist. He’s taking up hiking to compensate in recent years.

Hobbies: Drumming, hiking, drinking, smoking (old habits), and most things seclusive. He has a habit of journaling, although he tried quite hard to hide it. 

Personality: Most people erroneously assume Rob to be generally bi-polar, and very nearly sociopathic. In reality, he can just be particular, forward, distant, and driven. 

Balancing a rigorous, unyielding regimen on practicing his instrument and being seclusive with a loud, abrasive personality at night, Rob tends to throw people off with the things he deems with his time. Even those closest to him never really get to see a change in his pattern, or ever feel rather close to him. Simply put, Rob is aggressive about what he deems important. Whatever he desires, he goes for. He’s unconcerned with feelings, social structure, or rules. 

History: Growing up in the same town as the rest of his bandmates, Rob faced a lot of personal conflict and issues with his own identity. He was the only adopted child of two very wealthy, but very busy parents, and eventually raised himself up. Rob juggled and toyed with many hobbies, before eventually settling on the drums, and managing to practice nearly every night since Junior High. His drive eventually led him to several of the friendships that resulted in the band. Whether these are genuine or circumstantial friendships, Rob still isn’t sure of. All he knows is that this band could be his ticket out of that dreadful town. 

At the very least, this tour will be.