Samuel

Name: Samuel, Mr. Treat Ya Nose Gender: Male, He/Him Hair: Curly, black, comes out of his beanie and over one of his eyes Eyes: Brown irises Features: Lanky, 6'1", black American Personality: Aggressive, overprotective, borderline personality disorder, rude, blunt, codependent on his girlfriend, secretly a softie and a nerd Clothing: Green beanie with a "Camp Flog Gnaw" badge on the front, a white tee with the word "GOLF" in crude black letters, jeans, sneakers Backstory: Samuel had a troubled childhood. He was often bullied at school and was beaten for standing up to them. One day he finally snapped in his senior year, deciding to shoot up his school, and running away afterwards. He ran to Camp Flog Gnaw, a very lax mental institution in the form of a camp for young adults. He has practically lived there since he was 18. He began a career of drug dealing, specifically cocaine, and that's how he made his money. He has a passion for music, he plays piano and sings. He makes music with a few other people at the camp. Notes: 20 years old, very protective of his girlfriend Salem. He's very aggressive towards another specific camp member, Wolf. His therapist is Dr. TC, and he likes him quite a bit—he sees him as a father figure.

Salem, his girlfriend: she is a lightskinned, 19 year old woman with long, curly brown hair and green highlights. She has green eyes and long eyelashes. Samuel loves her, and they've been together since he was 16.

Wolf, his enemy: he's a black 20 year old man. He wears a colorful striped shirt, jeans, and a blue cap with his own name on it. Samuel hates him.

Dr. TC, his therapist: His name is just TC, it's not an abbreviation for anything. He's a tall, black man with dreadlocks. He wears glasses and nearly always has a clipboard and a pen with him. Samuel sees him as a father figure, but he'd never tell anyone that.

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