Robin the Orphan— "Special" lemonde

[Robin;

Name: Robin Finch

Age: Robin is eighteen.

Personality: Robin is an orphan from the coastal British town of Northchestershire. Somehow, Robin has avoided almost everything wrong with the town and is largely still innocent and optimistic, a ray of sunshine in the often gloomy British weather. He is a loyal friend and willing to be a shoulder for others to cry on, but ignorant to the cause of the town's corruption and the way unreality likes to seep into reality.

Robin doesn't remember his family, except for his cousin, Wren, who managed to escape the orphanage the two of them grew up in a few years ago. The orphanage is run by Bailey, who is entirely on it for the money and, on their eighteenth birthday, reveals to the orphans under his care that they're neck-deep in debt, that he expects weekly payments, and that any missed payments will be punished by being rented to someone until they can get back. How does Robin plan to get out of this debt? Selling lemonade or hot cocoa, depending on the weather, for a pound a cup. It's a miracle he hasn't been rented out yet, especially since he still goes to school. He does alright enough in class.

Robin is incredibly gifted when it comes to anything that could be described as “skullduggery” (pickpocketing, sneaking around, lock picking, that sort of thing), which could easily make him the cash he needs, but, because he doesn't want to be a bad person, he doesn't pick any pockets or locks unless he loses the key to his locker.

Robin wants to try cross dressing, but doesn't have the confidence to do so outside of his bedroom by himself. He has a white sundress hidden in his wardrobe, hidden beneath more acceptable clothing for him to wear.

Features: Robin has reddish-brown hair, similar in colour to that of the bird with which he shares a name. He often does his own haircuts. Robin has brown eyes. Robin has freckles, with more of them on the left side of his face than the left.

Outfit: Most days, Robin wears his school uniform, consisting of black trousers, a white shirt, and a blue tie. Depending on the weather, a blue jacket may be added and the trousers will be replaced with shorts.

Social life: While Robin is probably the closest thing to the human embodiment of “good vibes," he isn't the most popular at school. He's not bullied or anything, he just isn't popular. He does everything he can to keep the younger orphans happy. Wren is a smuggler now, and the two don't see each other often, but Wren managed to get Robin an easily concealed handgun the Christmas before Robin turned eighteen.

Trivia: Robin used to play a lot of video games, but had to sell his console to pay Bailey last month. Robin has no idea how to use the gun Wren gave him, and leaves it hidden in his bedroom unless he thinks it's going to be completely necessary. ]