xxxxX JEREMY LANGDON xxxxxx xxxxxxAge - 24 xxxxxxFace-claim - Richard Harmon xxxxxxImpulsive - Cruel - Selfish - Stubborn - Resourceful - Deceitful xxxxxx"It's only repetition."
xxxxX MIRANDA LANGDON xxxxxx xxxxxxAge - 23 xxxxxxFace-claim - Eliza Taylor xxxxxxConfident - Strategic - Defensive - Clever - Loyal - Temperamental xxxxxx"And it gets bitter in the end, my friend."
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Nicknames - Jer Birthday - 06/29/1995 Age - 24 Hometown - Lancaster, Texas Gender - Male Blood Type - O Negative Body Type - Short, slim, not especially brawny but faster than you might think. Notable Traits - Appendectomy scar on stomach, scar on chin, left ear pierced Inventory -
xX ABOUT ME xxxxxx
Education and Employment x■ Graduated Lancaster High School 2013 x■ Attended Cedar Valley College 2013-2014, dropped out x■ Heartspring Ministries 2014-2017, 2019- x■ Lakewood Landscaping 2017-2018 Hobbies x■ Video games (he enjoys first person shooters) x■ Recreational drugs x■ Cliff jumping, swimming, etc Likes x■ Nature: hiking, climbing, he used to be a Boy Scout x■ Long drives, especially if he gets to sleep during them x■ Night time (he is not a morning person, at all) x■ Rainy days x■ Thai food Dislikes x■ Women, it's ironic until it's not x■ Bridges, they make him visibly uncomfortable x■ Noisy public places, such as malls or loud restaurants x■ Country music x■ Dogs and most pets in general
xX RELATIONSHIPS xxxxxx
Sexuality - Heterosexual Status - Single Family x■ Bob Langdon & Lynn Stafford (biological parents), Sarah Langdon (stepmother), Miranda Langdon (stepsister), Tyler Langdon (half-brother) Friends x■ Enemies x■
xX BASICS xxxxxx
Nicknames - Randa Birthday - 08/19/1996 Age - 23 Hometown - Lancaster, Texas Gender - Female Blood Type - O Negative Body Type - Average height, curvy build, on the stockier side, most of her strength's in her legs Notable Traits - Mole on left hand, cross necklace, nose stud Inventory -
xX ABOUT ME xxxxxx
Education and Employment x■ Graduated Lancaster High School, 2014 x■ Graduated Texas Christian University, 2018, Bachelor's in Social Work x■ Heartspring Ministries, 2018- Hobbies x■ Animals, she's volunteered on and off at shelters since high school x■ Softball, she played through high school and on the intramural level during college x■ Camping, she grew up with frequent camping and hunting trips Likes x■ Dogs, especially Labradors, due to her childhood pets x■ Swimming and the beach in general x■ Architecture, she finds old houses very intriguing x■ Rock music, she had an intense scene phase as a teenager x■ Kids, she often teaches children's ministry classes Dislikes x■ Planes, she has a profound fear of flying x■ Heights in general x■ Being alone for too long, she needs to be around other people to recharge x■ Canned food, especially canned vegetables x■ Dancing, she's a wallflower at every wedding or party
xX RELATIONSHIPS xxxxxx
Sexuality - Bisexual Status - Single, boyfriend of 6 months, Quinn, died during the initial outbreak Family x■ Jimmy Hill & Sarah Langdon (biological parents), Bob Langdon (stepfather), Jeremy Langdon (stepbrother), Tyler Langdon (half-brother) Friends x■ Enemies x■
spaceJeremy was born to a hastily married pair of high school sweethearts, Bob Langdon and Lynn Stafford. While his mother and father cared about one another deeply, the pregnancy had very much not been planned, and neither had intended to get married in the middle of college, either. Due to their religious faith and conservative families, however, a shotgun wedding ensured that Jeremy was not born out of wedlock. Lynn dropped out of school to care for their infant son, permanently abandoning her dreams of becoming a doctor, and Bob worked hard to graduate early and then worked for the next seven years as a producer for various radio programs.
The marriage was not immediately miserable, but it was not very happy either. Lynn resented the fact that she'd sacrificed her dreams of a career, while Bob had not, resented the long hours he worked that left her home alone in a very small house with nosy neighbors and an increasingly rambunctious small child, and very much resented her husband's regular bouts of infidelity. While the two tried to keep their fighting out of the presence of Jeremy, by the age of five or six he was very much aware that his parents no longer loved or even liked one another. His father began to avoid coming home until late at night, and his mother sank into a deep depression and began to drink frequently throughout the day to cope.
Jeremy was often left to his own devices, sitting in front of a TV, playing video games in his room, or burning himself on microwave dinners. Occasionally his mother ordered him out of the cramped house and he would follow a pack of young teens who enjoyed smoking weed and occasionally throwing rocks at stray dogs or setting off firecrackers near feral cats to amuse themselves. When Jeremy was seven, his mother loaded him into the car for a very long drive. He woke up alone in a parking lot, late at night. Lynn had left him in the car with a note, and thrown herself off a nearby bridge, into the river. While his father and their extended family had been aware of her depression, she'd begun seeing a therapist, given up drinking, and they had assumed she was recovering.
The exact circumstances of her suicide were never really discussed with Jeremy, and beyond a few sessions with a child psychologist whom he loathed immediately, Bob never brought up Lynn's name with his son again. His wife's tragic death spurred Bob to leave radio producing behind and revitalize his father's faltering evangelical church, which was re-branded as Heartspring. Over the years the ministry gained traction and became something of a burgeoning megachurch with its own radio show and a regular rotation of preachers, as well as youth and Hispanic ministries. Jeremy was generally shuffled off with other kids into various youth groups, which he hated, since he saw his father even less.
Two years after his wife's suicide, Bob met one of the parishioners, Sarah Hill, a struggling single mother with a deep faith in his ministry. The two bonded over their shared Christian faith, experiences as single parents to young children, and quickly married. Jeremy gained a step-sister through this, Miranda, who was a year younger than him and even less happy about the marriage than he was.
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