Bluey
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Bluey is sometimes called "Bluster" by his friends. It is pronounced "Blue-ster", although at times it will be pronounced like the word it resembles in order to call attention to a mistake or blunder that Bluey has recently made. | Bluey is sometimes called "Bluster" by his friends. It is pronounced "Blue-ster", although at times it will be pronounced like the word it resembles in order to call attention to a mistake or blunder that Bluey has recently made. | ||
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Revision as of 05:07, 8 March 2006
Name: Stephen Garrison
Common Name: Bluey
Species: Forcastian Dragon (Blue)
Age: 17
Bluey is a young blue dragon from Forester Square, Serpentslash. He is amiable and sensible in nature, and is very intelligent. However, he is known to be a bit cowardly. He is a capable leader, although he is a bit irresponsible at times. He proclaims to have a code of ethics based on the grounds of chivalry and honor, and despises betrayal. He tends to be depressive when alone, and has a fragile ego. Bluey is extremely arachnophobic, often refusing to go into or stick his paw into certain areas because "there might be spiders".
Bluey possesses electric technomancy and bears a black lightning bolt marking on the back of his right paw. He has an interest in morphology and potion chemistry, although he has performed fewer potion experiments as of late. He is employed by Charrila as an apprentice at her potion and basic magic shop.
His favorite dinosaur is the tyrannosaurus rex, and his childhood dream was being able to turn into one, except for a brief time when his childhood dream became turning into a giant kangaroo. He first discovered potions by mistakingly drinking a T-rex transformation potion at the age of eight.
Bluey is sometimes called "Bluster" by his friends. It is pronounced "Blue-ster", although at times it will be pronounced like the word it resembles in order to call attention to a mistake or blunder that Bluey has recently made.
Fourth Wall: Bluey is said to be a "romanticized" version of the Author.
