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Xavier Goodman
Anti-Hero, Main Character
Xavier Goodman
Anti-Hero, Main Character
8-bit, G-man
15 at the start of the story
Male
Male
He/Him
Questioning
❑ Often uses passive-aggressive communication when asking for something
❑ Looser gait, walks with hands in pockets
❑ When on a team playing a game, he'll say "I lost" or "I won"
❑ Leaves emails unread
❑ Constantly fidgeting
❑ Stands with crossed arms or hands in pockets
❑ Unconsciously imitates people he admires
❑ Bobs his head when listening to music alone
❑ May change his personality when around different people
❑ Avoids eye contact
❑ Fast eater
❑ Drums his fingers on nearby objects when bored
❑ Writes with a right slant
❑ Heavy reliance on buffer words (um, like, uh, you know)
❑ Tends to end sentences with question marks (speech)
❑ Says sorry too much
In the beginning of the story, Xavier's main motivation is to one day live in a city where vigilantes are respected, admired, and legal. But this shifts over time into something much more dangerous.
In the beginning:
❑ Attention-seeking
❑ Impatient
❑ Childish
❑ Immature
❑ Dependent
❑ Insecure
❑ Clingy
❑ Argumentative
❑ Disorganized
❑ Indecisive
❑ Imitative
❑ Impulsive
❑ Obsessive
❑ Over-imaginative
❑ Stressed Out
❑ Vulnerable
❑ Pushover
❑ Seeks validation constantly
❑ Tends to wait for problems to solve themselves rather than taking the initiative to do it himself
❑ Bottles up emotions
❑ Overshares
❑ Makes decisions for others
❑ Overly concerned with how he appears to others
❑ Takes criticism hard and personally
Not exactly prejudiced, but will make assumptions about you based on your mannerisms and word choice.
Tricking [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tricking_(martial_arts)]
B-boying/Breakdancing [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breakdancing]
Drawing
Reading comics
ENFP
"ENFPs tend to be curious about others and preoccupied with discovering the deeper meaning in people and ideas. They want authentic experience and often seek emotional intensity. ENFPs are easily bored by details and repetition and seek out situations that offer an escape from the mundane. Novelty is attractive to ENFPs, who often have a wide range of interests and friends from many backgrounds."
"ENFPs prize individuality and often consider the pursuit of happiness to be the highest priority in life, both for themselves and for others. They place great importance on personal freedom and self-expression, and want to be able to go wherever inspiration leads."
"ENFPs love to talk about people: not just the facts, but what motivates them, what inspires them, and what they envision achieving in life. They’ll often share their own aspirations freely, and want to hear others’ in return. The ENFP is unlikely to judge anyone’s dream, and will discuss the most imaginative and outlandish of fantasies with warm, enthusiastic intensity. They love to explore creative possibilities, and nothing deflates them faster than talking about dry facts or harsh reality."
"ENFPs often seem unconventional, and may come off as scattered; they don’t tend to be in touch with their physical surroundings. They often overlook the details, as they are more likely to focus on connecting with other people or on exploring their own imagination and self-expression. They have little patience for the mundane and want to experience life with intensity and flair. ENFPs often have an artistic streak, and may be artistic in appearance. Many have developed a distinctive and quirky personal style."
In the beginning:
❑ Unpredictable
❑ Self-Critical
❑ Creative
❑ Fun-Loving
❑ Humorous
❑ Charming
❑ Active
❑ Capable
❑ Charismatic
❑ Daring
❑ Dynamic
❑ Idealistic
❑ Intuitive
❑ Passionate
❑ Playful
❑ Skillful
❑ Witty
❑ Contradictory
❑ Neutral
❑ Impressionable
❑ Self-Conscious
❑ Stubborn
None that he knows of.
He's unsure of his standpoint on religion. He doesn't really believe in a higher being but he can't deal with the thought of the afterlife being pitch black darkness.
Modern problems require modern solutions
Sacrifice is required for the greater good