Name: Cole Brunel
Occupation/Role in the Circus: Stagehand
Age: 17
Species: Human
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Date of Birth: June 1st
Height/Weight: 5ft 9in, 110lbs
Gender: Male
Personality: Quiet, embarrassed easily
Likes/Dislikes: Likes the circus and kind people. Doesn't like creepy carnies or dark places.
Biography: Cole became an orphan five years after birth when his parents gave him away, unable to care for him. He lived at an orphanage for most of his life, but that all changed when the circus came to town. He attended and watched, lucky enough to go to a show where the head-mistresses were working. He realized that he might actually be able to get a job and finally be able to move out of the orphanage. He spoke to them after the show and they welcomed him in as a Stagehand, which he was 100% ok with.
Talents/Abilities: Has watched everyone perform enough to be able to do a little bit of each of their routines.
Other: Cole is very clumsy and overall awkward, which somehow works to his advantage every now and then.
Occupation/Role in the Circus: Stagehand
Age: 17
Species: Human
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Date of Birth: June 1st
Height/Weight: 5ft 9in, 110lbs
Gender: Male
Personality: Quiet, embarrassed easily
Likes/Dislikes: Likes the circus and kind people. Doesn't like creepy carnies or dark places.
Biography: Cole became an orphan five years after birth when his parents gave him away, unable to care for him. He lived at an orphanage for most of his life, but that all changed when the circus came to town. He attended and watched, lucky enough to go to a show where the head-mistresses were working. He realized that he might actually be able to get a job and finally be able to move out of the orphanage. He spoke to them after the show and they welcomed him in as a Stagehand, which he was 100% ok with.
Talents/Abilities: Has watched everyone perform enough to be able to do a little bit of each of their routines.
Other: Cole is very clumsy and overall awkward, which somehow works to his advantage every now and then.
