🪲 | Indiana Jones

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Name: Indiana Jones Real name: Henry Jones (does not like to be called Henry though) Age:… Sex: Male Gender: Male Pronouns: He/ Him/ Hisself Nationality: American Height: 6 feet 1 inches

Appearance: Shorter brown hair. He likes to slick it back when he’s in his school workplace, but keep it kind of combed when he’s out on expeditions and adventures. Peachy skin, but it’s kind of darker since he’s been in the sun for longer periods of time. He’s got some stubble around his mouth. He’s got “crows feet” at the corners of his eyes. Brown eyes. Lightly haired chest but he’s not overall hairy at all. He’s got a bright smile.

Personality: From a young age, Indy liked to play baseball. He traded some baseball cards to Leo Tolstoy in 1909, taught the sport to Jiddu Krishnamurti in 1910,[168] played on his high school's baseball team in 1916, and introduced the game to Short Round in the 1930s. He also enjoyed watching adventure serials such as The Perils of Pauline at the cinema. As an aficionado of the soprano saxophone, which he was introduced to while in basic training in La Havre, Jones later utilized his saxophone skills in 1918 Italy in an effort to impress a girl he liked. In 1920 Chicago, Jones played the soprano sax with Sidney Bechet, an event he looked back on fondly in 1950 while hiding from a group of thugs who were trying to steal his friend Greycloud's peace pipe. Though a man seemingly made hard-heartedly cynical by his traumatic experiences in World War I and his estrangement from his father, Indy consistently maintained a steadfast sense of honor and compassion learnt through his meeting of Doctor Albert Schweitzer. This was demonstrated by his willingness to be captured by the Thuggee to stop a helpless little boy from being whipped to death, and he later attempted to (unsuccessfully) save the same man who tortured the boy from being crushed by a rock grinder. Complementing his compassionate character was an unshaking sense of integrity and respect for knowledge, believing that culture was something to be shared and preserved for future generations. However, Indy's belief that artifacts belonged in a museum earned him a fair share of enemies, along with a reputation as a graverobber in some countries. Jones' childhood hatred of snakes was taken to a new level in 1912, when he fell into a train car full of snakes. This resulted in Jones developing ophidiophobia. Albeit unsure, he considered that the incident in Utah may have also been the origin of a series of nightmares he had about being buried alive, which increased in frequency and ferocity until at least 1934. Learning the language of a country was a lesson imparted to Jones on his first adventure in Egypt, by a young T.E. Lawrence, a life-long friend Indy knew as Ned, though the world would eventually call him "Lawrence of Arabia". Jones was proficient in around 27 languages, including French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Swedish, Czech (can write it unknown if can speak), Greek, Arabic, Turkish, Vietnamese, Swahili, Latin, Hungarian, Hebrew, Nepalese and Chinese, sign language, some Hindi, Sinhalese, and Quechua. His childhood tutor, Miss Seymour, noted that he had an aptitude for languages, and he had acquired most by the end of the Great War. By 1957, he had added three Mayan dialects to his repertoire. Jones had type O blood. Despite his adept physique and strength, Indy had low tolerance for alcohol. He also had astigmatism which he compensated against by wearing glasses, and used them for reading. Jones had himself written books, with one of his published works having been read by a young Mutt Williams under the encouragement of Harold Oxley. As an adult, Jones' outdoor equipment typically consisted of a fedora, jacket, satchel, boots, bullwhip and some type of firearm. While he possessed some martial arts ability, Jones favored his fists in hand-to-hand combat, including a technique where he hit his opponent with the back of one hand before following up with a hook from the other, and was not above fighting dirty when he felt the need. He’s also drank from a goblet that was supposed to give him eternal life, so essentially he cannot die.

Romancing Indiana is slow and he’s kind of iffy about things. Since he’s always busy being a scholar and an archeologist he’s always moving, afraid to get someone wrapped up in his doing. He’s bisexual. Loves dogs, and likes cats. He sometimes goes out for a drink, but hardly ever does.

Having sex with Indiana is even better. He’s so thoughtful and kind. He wants to make love throughly, making sure his partner feels great and likes to fuck nice and slow.

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