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Name: Mason Adams
Age: 16
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Straight

Personality: Mason has a tendency to overcompensate in order to be liked. While he is genuinely kind, his lack of social experience has left him to be seen as offputting and arrogant. Even amongst those of similar societal status, he's constantly attempting to one up others with his families successes, although his contribution was merely being born. He's often finding himself in postitions of conflict.

Interests: video games, sports cars, pretending to know things about business and finance, theater, exploration of abandoned buildings

Dislikes: rules and authority, younger kids, being ignored

Appearance: Mason keeps his hair long, flowing to his shoulders and never leaves his house until it is exactly how he wants it. His dark brown eyes are still those of a child, but his style of dress is clearly an attempt to offset that. He tends to wear nice dress pants and shoes with designer sweaters, all of which were 'given to him by the designer because they are good friends'. Most of the time, he carries a backpack with an assortment of business journals and magazine top 100 lists referencing his family. 

History: At first glance, Mason appears to be typical wealthy brat. American born, his family made their name in Manhattan real estate after his father took over the company and expanded it outside of New Jersey following the death of his grandfather. Mason is an only child and spent much of his early school years homeschooled before joining a private school in New York at 13. Adapting to the change of environment was a constant struggle for him, leading to him being removed from school after only two years, due to failure to complete assignments and fights with other students. Following the summer break, his father informed him that he had been enrolled in Vinehurst to finish out his education. Mason fought against the move and has arrived at the campus with no prior knowledge of the events that have occured.