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.:Character Development of Career And Education:.

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Describe your character’s academic and career aspects and influences throughout their life.  
• Elementary school life and notable experiences. Describe how this shaped them or had any influence, if it did. Were they a good student? A rebel? Adventurer? Creative? Popular? Did they love or hate school? Were their hobbies and talents glaringly obvious? Just beginning to form? Practically nonexistent? How were their grades? Did they have any imaginings for their future at this time? What kind of friends and influences did they have? Did they have any crushes? What was their definition of love? What was their favorite playtime activity? What were their field trips like?
• Middle school life and notable growth and experiences. What were their preconceptions of starting secondary level education as opposed to elementary? How did they adapt? What struggles or challenges did they face socially? Which classes suited them best? What kind of elections or options did they choose? How were their grades? Were their talents or skills fostered and nurtured at all? Did they thrive at school? How did their plans or ideas for their own future change during these years? How prepared and organized were they during this time? What did their life outside of school schedule look like in terms of extra curriculars like sports and clubs? Were they dating anyone? Getting tutored? How did their school life impact the rest of their life? were they comfortable or anxious? Were they more shy or loud?
• High school life and notable challenges. Was the school public or private? Did they stay at the same school for all four years? Did they fail any classes? What was their average GPA? How was high school different and/or the same from what they expected? How did they change physically while in the flux of puberty? How did their physical appearance and fashion choice evolve during this time? How was it influenced by those around them? How did they react to fast-paced academic and social life at this age? What major events did they attend during their school term? Which year of high school was their favorite and why? Who were they attracted to and why? What did they enjoy or hate at school? What extra curricular school related activities did they participate in? How vocal were they in classes? How dedicated were they to their grades and what were their grades like? Which classes were their favorites? Which classes were the worst? How much sleep did they get? What homework did they do outside of school? What was their locker like? What was their lunch table like? How did they adapt through these years? How did they mature? What hit them the hardest? What changed them the most? What insecurities or worries did they have in this time? What was their most memorable experience or take away? What were their elective choices? What did they do in their free periods?
• Did they achieve any sort of mile markers during their high school years such as getting a first job, learning to drive, and holding a high position in extra curricular hierarchy? Did they receive any awards or medals? What was their first job like, and how did it impact their life? were they ever in a position of leadership at school? What was their first car like? Where did they like to drive to most? How free did they feel? What were their plans for college and a full-fledged career? Did they have everything thought through or did they just want to wing it?
• College choice and adaptations. Did they obtain any scholarships? Who paid for them to get into college? What colleges did they apply to? Were they rejected? How did they choose their college? Are they more money/benefit driven or passion driven? How many years of college would they take? What degree were they going for? What was their major? How did they decide it? Did they take a secondary major or a minor? Did they start at a community college? Did they go to a university? Did they live on college or commute? Did they take any online courses? Did they have any classes with people they knew from high school? How did they keep connections with high school friends? What newfound freedoms did they have? Did they travel at all or go on any exceptional course-related adventures? How did their high school extra curriculars and experiences affect their college life? How did their college coursework differ? What on-campus resources and opportunities did they make use of? How comfortable were they at college?
• What was their job at this time? How did it affect them in their college life? How did they apply themselves to their degree program outside of scheduled classes? Did they have a job working somewhat in their field? Were they content with how their life was going so far? How did they deal with the full responsibility of governing their own life? What was their living situation like? How did they spend money that they earned? How did they put themselves out there in terms of career? How did they obtain a job in their field? What academic or career-related people were they connected to? How did they excel in their career choice once they acquired a job.
A very long set of questions for you to consider when fleshing out the ideas of your character's education and career history. Includes elementary school, middle school, high school, and college. Sure there's way more that I could have included in this guide but I didn't want to overdo it. Other people may think this is too many questions, but nobody says you must answer all of them, or any of them at all :P
Hope that this helps you in developing your stories with school/career themes/settings. The more questions you are able to answer about your character's career and education [in the story], the less shallow, and consequently more realistic, their experiences will seem to the reader. I find that a lot [if not all] of the questions in this guide are relateable in the sense that you could also ask them yourself. 

If you end up literally filling out the whole thing, or a part of it [even if it is only a few of the bullet points], mention my icon :iconprenncooder: in the description and link back to this deviation so that others may fill it out as well. 

My own main group:
Aerone Reference Sheet
Travis Reference Sheet
Cecelia Reference Sheet
Wenn Reference Sheet
Kibbon Reference Sheet
Garth Reference Sheet
Larrow Reference Sheet
Preston Reference Sheet
Corah Reference Sheet
Shelley Reference Sheet

.:WHO THEY ARE:.This post will explain my OCs to you in more detail than their reference sheets, without posting their several thousand word bios. I'll be describing Aerone, Travis, Cecelia, Wenn, Garth, and Kibbon. All are open for friends and closed for pairs. I'll be linking back to this page whenever someone wants to know more about my OCs. I'd be willing to add on descriptions of Larrow, Preston, Shelley, and Corah if requested. 
Notes: This is my own original universe, non-Danny Phantom affiliated. Team Prism is anyone who is a part of Aerone's group of allies. Desintirde is the home realm of the Zerim. All species referenced in this are my own species, and they are closed. The word that comes after their name in bold is their superhero name. 
 AERONE SOVANT/TYLESION (Born in 1990) Species: Zerim/Human. Home Realms: Human Realm/Desintirde
Powers: flight, hot red energy blasts, red shield, invisibility, intangibility, slightly enhanced strengt
  OFFICIAL ask my OCs!In effort to develop them more, I've opened up asks.
Ask my #OCs questions and I'll do my best to reply as them as realistically as possible. So it'll be like talking to them! Some of them are jerks, others are nice, and some are just weird. So keep that in mind if you get a reply that seems a bit off from me, since I'll try to stay in their character. The closest I do to #roleplay. You can ask as your character too if you want. Just don't expect a picture to come from this lol. But if I am inspired as such, I'll draw it. No real time ("What are you doing right now?") or inappropriate questions please! I'll trust that you all can keep it PG-13.
Characters open for asks. Any of these nine!
Aerone 
Travis 
Cecelia 
Wenn 
Tekairo 
Kibbon 
Garth 
Larrow 
  -Art Trades And Commissions OPEN-The newly updated journal for my art trades and commissions specifications. I only take point commissions, not paypal. 
+Open for anyone that has an idea that interests me. Unlimited; no slots. I prefer new people rather than having the same person or the same character several times.
+Don't be afraid to ask me anything you need to know about my characters for this!
Note: If you start drawing something or pay before I have agreed to anything with you, I'm not obligated to draw you anything, or to refund you. 

Required: 
+I have to like the character a lot.
+I need a colored reference picture of your character drawn by you. No, bases don't count.
+I have to be able to see some kind of dynamic between your character and at least one of mine. 
+Your character must be either a Danny Phantom OC or a non-fandom OC which is compatible with my own characters' universe. 
What I'll draw:
  -FRIENDS For My Characters-I'm always looking for friends for my OCs. Keep their birth years and personalities in mind as you consider which characters of yours they could become friends with. 
     
    
So if you have a Danny Phantom or Non-fandom OC that wouldn't conflict with the universe, think on it ;) let me know if you have OCs that you think could be their friends. Contact me! I LIVE FOR THIS STUFF HEHEHEHEEEE! Might give us art trade ideas!
AERONE (Extrovert): He likes to make friends with people who have an open heart and open arms so to speak. He likes people who take an interest in the benefit of others and helping them. He humility and optimism in people who have a driven good nature. He is


My groups: :iconthehalfa: :iconcecelia-wenn-garth: :iconnextgenoc: :icontraditionalvocaloids: 
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