Eugene Pesci
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 12:26 am
Name: Eugene Pesci
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Grade: 12
Hobbies and Interests: Videogames, tabletop games, military, internet trolling, working out.
Appearance: Eugene stands at 5'8 weighing only 137 pounds. Despite his weight, Eugene looks heavier due to loose skin around his torso, a side effect of rapid weight loss. He has an oval shaped face, with a high forehead, protruding cheekbones and a wider jawline, with a squared off chin. His brown hair is styled into a messy high fade, combed towards the right side of his head, the bangs laying halfway along mid-forehead. He has dark blue eyes, with hooded almond shaped eyelids. His eyelids are asymmetrically shaped, with his left eye appearing larger than his right eye, not helped by his right eye being a lazy eye. It's even more pronounced as his right eyelids tend to squint harder than his left's when focusing or reading. His eyebrows are arched, rounded, and slightly on the bushy side. He's got a small upturned button nose. He's got thin bow shaped lips. He speaks with a thicker northern Florida accent and frequently stutters.
Recently, Eugene has taken greater care in his appearance, wearing newer clothes and making an effort to look presentable. On casting day, he wore a blue hoodie with a black trim and white graffiti pattern prints along the chest with the sleeves rolled up. Underneath the jacket he wore a white t-shirt and a black pair of jeans with a leather belt. He wore white Jordan’s with a blue and silver trim over black socks, and a black digital wrist watch.
Biography: Eugene was born in a Tampa hospital on October 11, 2003 to Dolly and Elwood Pesci. Dolly was a local school bus driver to the Tampa area and Elwood worked as a cross country truck driver. Elwood and Dolly were an older couple, both around their mid-fourties when Eugene was born, and both were from low income families and saved every little bit they could. They agreed with eachother to give Eugene the childhood they missed out on and do what they thought was best for their son.
Growing up, Eugene was taught at an early age that family was important and to always respect his elders. He was brought up and raised to be quiet and polite, and to hold his tongue if he had nothing productive to say. Eugene was also smart as a child, learning very quickly how to walk, how to speak, to tie his shoes, etcetera. Going into primary school, he made his parents rather proud.
Eugene was rather smart in the earlier part of growing up. He learned quickly and got excellent grades. He was amicable with his peers, though a few of the other kids thought him strange. That number would only increase as Eugene got older.
As Eugene got into the later years of elementary school, and the early years of middle school, issues started forming. Eugene wasn’t learning as fast as he did anymore, and his grades began to falter. Not only that, but he began to have more issues with other students, due to him maturing mentally slower than they were. Eugene got into altercations over it, and as a result got in trouble with his parents as well, who told him to do his best to ignore it. Through a mixture of his parents coddling him and an increase in bullying, Eugene became antisocial and spent the majority of his time away from school at home.
At home, Eugene spent all of his time playing video games online. One thing he quickly picked up on was the lack of real world consequences when Eugene retaliated. When someone would insult him, he would teamkill them, and their anger would increase. Eugene thought that was incredibly funny, and continued it more often. As a result of playing online with adults, Eugene grew up mentally, or at the very least spoke like he did.
Obviously that didn’t help Eugene’s social habits, and it just got him into even more trouble at school. Eugene’s parents weren’t happy to hear about the type of foul language he was using. His parents took to grounding him from the internet for acting up, and would do it every time he would get in trouble from that point on.
While that did improve Eugene’s behavioral pattern, it didn’t improve his quality of life at school. Bullying continued, and contrary to popular belief, ignoring it wouldn’t make it go away. Eugene became even more of a recluse as a result of this.
After a while, Eugene got into internet role playing games, like SS13 or Gmod Serious Rp. While he started out by trolling random servers, he’d gotten invested in others before he could finish griefing. Eventually joke characters became serious parts of the storyline, and Eugene found himself playing unironically. The fictional storylines he became involved with were more fun to be around than real life, so he spent even less time away from his computer, growing distant with even his own parents.
Around the time he began playing seriously, he’d found other likeminded individuals and they quickly formed a group. While they would play seriously for the most part, they frequently took antagonistic roles on the servers. People didn’t like them joining as they were often successful in their attempts, especially with Eugene leading the groups. Occasionally admins would get involved, and more corrupt ones would personally intervene through thinly veiled Deus Ex Machina scenarios. At times like these, Eugene would do what he does best, and lead his team into server wide griefing and mingebaggery. This usually resulted in him and his friends getting banned, followed by them rejoining on alts and continuing their harassment until the server’s derailed and people leave disinterested. At that point, the servers didn’t matter to Eugene, if he was playing seriously or if he was taking the piss, he was playing with actual friends and that was good enough for him. They’d eventually branch out from RP servers and group play other games, performing well cooperatively and indulging in the occasional competitive game griefing.
Even if Eugene was able to find friends online, all that time on the computer wasn’t healthy. A bad diet and a sedimentary lifestyle caused Eugene to grow overweight. This only added more material for bullies to use against Eugene, and caused his family to worry more about his wellbeing. They tried to get Eugene more active, but Eugene just didn’t care. At school as Eugene got fatter, the tormenting got worse. This instilled a cycle of events that continued to spiral on and negatively affect Eugene’s physical and mental health.
Eugene felt trapped. Even if he could escape at home for a little while, his issues would be waiting back at school for him. If he told the teachers, he’d be bullied harder for being a snitch, if he fought back, then he’d be in trouble as well due to the school system’s flawed and useless ‘No Tolerance Policy’. Eugene desperately needed something done, but anything he could do would just send him into trouble with his parents. As seventh grade was coming to a close, he tried to ride it out as much as he could.
Of course with the harassment that was becoming almost impossible. Each day he had to deal with the same thing over and over again. Eugene kept his mouth shut and let it happen, experiencing week after week of Groundhog Day. One time on the bus ride home, it got physical, and though Eugene did the bare minimum to defend himself, it was just enough to get him in trouble. Once Eugene got home, his parents had already heard the news. At that point, Eugene had made up his mind. If he was going to get into trouble for the bare minimum, than he was going all the way next time.
After his in-school suspension ended, Eugene got on the school bus like any other day. He dealt with the bullying like any other day. He got off the wrong stop unlike any other day. Eugene got off on the stop just after his target, one of his main bullies, and followed him. When he was confronted Eugene beat him with a text book and broke his nose. He threatened to kill him the next day at school if he told anyone. Shortly after, he fled the scene to run home.
Getting home over an hour late, Eugene’s parents questioned him. Eugene came clean almost instantly. His parents were furious and warned Eugene that there could be very real consequences for what he did. Eugene didn’t care. He snapped back, and told them that if something happened to him that no one would care, and that he didn’t care if he did get in trouble, he would do it again.
At this point Eugene’s parents realized the extent of the damage done to his mental state and knew something had to change. They warned Eugene that if anything came from this, there was only so much they could do, but if he doesn’t get caught, they would move and never mention it again. Eugene was fine with that.
The remaining month of school was quiet for Eugene. Nobody really spoke to or bothered him. There was tension in the air because of that, and it had Eugene worried that incident might come back to bite him. Surprisingly, the year ended, and nothing came of it. Eugene only felt relief once he left Tampa for Miami.
Even at a new school Eugene had trouble socializing. While he made more of an effort to talk with people, he had trouble making connections due to spending so long in isolation.
Eugene’s parents tried everything to get Eugene to open up to people, from sports, to school clubs, but not much was working. Eventually, he found a DnD club and got interested in that. After a few sessions at the local gaming store, Eugene browsed around and watched other players playing matches of 40k and the like. Eugene was drawn to the large scale battles shrunken down into minimal form, but moreso impressed with the smaller scale skirmish warfare, something that kicked into his love for squad based gun battles.
Eugene got into the 40k scene pretty quickly, and excelled at kill team. His parents were happy he found a hobby that could get him involved with people along with keeping him occupied. If he wasn’t playing, he was painting and building with others.
Through gaming, Eugene got interested in the actual military, and how actual war time operations are done. The more Eugene looked into it, the more he wanted to get involved with it. His parents humored him, but they didn’t expect him to follow through. They thought it was just a phase.
Once Eugene was reaching high school, his parents paid the tuition to enroll him into Mangrove Garden, with the hopes that he wouldn’t be bullied as he was in Tampa. They had also hoped he would excel in that environment so he could go to college once he was done. Eugene had other plans.
Eugene wanted the military life style. He didn’t care about school or college. He was just there to pass his tests and get out. He spent his off time at the local recruiting centers, asking for which options were open. He came to the Army, Navy, and National Guard branches, but none called him back. Eventually, during junior year. Eugene did get a phone call from a recruiter that wanted to talk with him. It wasn’t any of the previous branches that Eugene contacted, but it was the Marine Corps. Eugene went to see him later that day. The next day, he did his first pt with them. He didn’t make a single mile in the run without falling out.
Surprisingly his recruiter didn’t give up on him. He told Eugene that he’d get better with time and to keep working at it. This was the first time anyone had ever put faith into Eugene, so he did. Every day he would come and do the work outs. After school, on weekends, sometimes he would even skip school in the mornings to do two a day.
When his parents found this out, they were furious. They thought he was squandering every chance they were setting up for him, and they didn’t think he had what it takes. He didn’t listen. Even when they doubted him, his recruiter pushed him forward. Eventually Eugene was pushing himself.
By the end of summer break, Eugene dropped from 210 lbs to 140. Eugene’s family came to realize he was serious about his endeavor. They begrudgingly began to support him more, worried for what he was in for, but wanting the best for him. Eugene wasn’t skipping class as much, and put more effort into school work, just enough that he would be comfortably passing, though he still slacked off in class. He continued going to the recruiting office for pt, and to prepare to enlist after his school year was over.
As of now Eugene continues the routine of going to school first, then straight to the recruiting office to pt. Depending on the day, he would alternate between either building his miniatures collection and painting them, or going online to play with his old crew. Their most recent trolling endeavor involves stream sniping, and utilizing the phrase “Crush a can for Erin Crawford.” Those who do not crush a can get griefed.
Advantages: Eugene shows promising self discipline when it comes to things he cares about, and tends to look at adverse scenarios with a stoic demeanor. He’s also known to take initiative in situations regarding leadership and group efforts, and is a capable team player.
Disadvantages: Eugene isn’t well liked by many of his peers due to his toxic personality however, and that could cause difficulty in group decisions that may lead to bumping heads. When it comes to decision making, Eugene frequently sticks to his first choice, not even thinking about a backup plan or other options until it’s too late to change. He also has a complexity addiction, and tends to overthink situations or think too far ahead of the present.
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Grade: 12
Hobbies and Interests: Videogames, tabletop games, military, internet trolling, working out.
Appearance: Eugene stands at 5'8 weighing only 137 pounds. Despite his weight, Eugene looks heavier due to loose skin around his torso, a side effect of rapid weight loss. He has an oval shaped face, with a high forehead, protruding cheekbones and a wider jawline, with a squared off chin. His brown hair is styled into a messy high fade, combed towards the right side of his head, the bangs laying halfway along mid-forehead. He has dark blue eyes, with hooded almond shaped eyelids. His eyelids are asymmetrically shaped, with his left eye appearing larger than his right eye, not helped by his right eye being a lazy eye. It's even more pronounced as his right eyelids tend to squint harder than his left's when focusing or reading. His eyebrows are arched, rounded, and slightly on the bushy side. He's got a small upturned button nose. He's got thin bow shaped lips. He speaks with a thicker northern Florida accent and frequently stutters.
Recently, Eugene has taken greater care in his appearance, wearing newer clothes and making an effort to look presentable. On casting day, he wore a blue hoodie with a black trim and white graffiti pattern prints along the chest with the sleeves rolled up. Underneath the jacket he wore a white t-shirt and a black pair of jeans with a leather belt. He wore white Jordan’s with a blue and silver trim over black socks, and a black digital wrist watch.
Biography: Eugene was born in a Tampa hospital on October 11, 2003 to Dolly and Elwood Pesci. Dolly was a local school bus driver to the Tampa area and Elwood worked as a cross country truck driver. Elwood and Dolly were an older couple, both around their mid-fourties when Eugene was born, and both were from low income families and saved every little bit they could. They agreed with eachother to give Eugene the childhood they missed out on and do what they thought was best for their son.
Growing up, Eugene was taught at an early age that family was important and to always respect his elders. He was brought up and raised to be quiet and polite, and to hold his tongue if he had nothing productive to say. Eugene was also smart as a child, learning very quickly how to walk, how to speak, to tie his shoes, etcetera. Going into primary school, he made his parents rather proud.
Eugene was rather smart in the earlier part of growing up. He learned quickly and got excellent grades. He was amicable with his peers, though a few of the other kids thought him strange. That number would only increase as Eugene got older.
As Eugene got into the later years of elementary school, and the early years of middle school, issues started forming. Eugene wasn’t learning as fast as he did anymore, and his grades began to falter. Not only that, but he began to have more issues with other students, due to him maturing mentally slower than they were. Eugene got into altercations over it, and as a result got in trouble with his parents as well, who told him to do his best to ignore it. Through a mixture of his parents coddling him and an increase in bullying, Eugene became antisocial and spent the majority of his time away from school at home.
At home, Eugene spent all of his time playing video games online. One thing he quickly picked up on was the lack of real world consequences when Eugene retaliated. When someone would insult him, he would teamkill them, and their anger would increase. Eugene thought that was incredibly funny, and continued it more often. As a result of playing online with adults, Eugene grew up mentally, or at the very least spoke like he did.
Obviously that didn’t help Eugene’s social habits, and it just got him into even more trouble at school. Eugene’s parents weren’t happy to hear about the type of foul language he was using. His parents took to grounding him from the internet for acting up, and would do it every time he would get in trouble from that point on.
While that did improve Eugene’s behavioral pattern, it didn’t improve his quality of life at school. Bullying continued, and contrary to popular belief, ignoring it wouldn’t make it go away. Eugene became even more of a recluse as a result of this.
After a while, Eugene got into internet role playing games, like SS13 or Gmod Serious Rp. While he started out by trolling random servers, he’d gotten invested in others before he could finish griefing. Eventually joke characters became serious parts of the storyline, and Eugene found himself playing unironically. The fictional storylines he became involved with were more fun to be around than real life, so he spent even less time away from his computer, growing distant with even his own parents.
Around the time he began playing seriously, he’d found other likeminded individuals and they quickly formed a group. While they would play seriously for the most part, they frequently took antagonistic roles on the servers. People didn’t like them joining as they were often successful in their attempts, especially with Eugene leading the groups. Occasionally admins would get involved, and more corrupt ones would personally intervene through thinly veiled Deus Ex Machina scenarios. At times like these, Eugene would do what he does best, and lead his team into server wide griefing and mingebaggery. This usually resulted in him and his friends getting banned, followed by them rejoining on alts and continuing their harassment until the server’s derailed and people leave disinterested. At that point, the servers didn’t matter to Eugene, if he was playing seriously or if he was taking the piss, he was playing with actual friends and that was good enough for him. They’d eventually branch out from RP servers and group play other games, performing well cooperatively and indulging in the occasional competitive game griefing.
Even if Eugene was able to find friends online, all that time on the computer wasn’t healthy. A bad diet and a sedimentary lifestyle caused Eugene to grow overweight. This only added more material for bullies to use against Eugene, and caused his family to worry more about his wellbeing. They tried to get Eugene more active, but Eugene just didn’t care. At school as Eugene got fatter, the tormenting got worse. This instilled a cycle of events that continued to spiral on and negatively affect Eugene’s physical and mental health.
Eugene felt trapped. Even if he could escape at home for a little while, his issues would be waiting back at school for him. If he told the teachers, he’d be bullied harder for being a snitch, if he fought back, then he’d be in trouble as well due to the school system’s flawed and useless ‘No Tolerance Policy’. Eugene desperately needed something done, but anything he could do would just send him into trouble with his parents. As seventh grade was coming to a close, he tried to ride it out as much as he could.
Of course with the harassment that was becoming almost impossible. Each day he had to deal with the same thing over and over again. Eugene kept his mouth shut and let it happen, experiencing week after week of Groundhog Day. One time on the bus ride home, it got physical, and though Eugene did the bare minimum to defend himself, it was just enough to get him in trouble. Once Eugene got home, his parents had already heard the news. At that point, Eugene had made up his mind. If he was going to get into trouble for the bare minimum, than he was going all the way next time.
After his in-school suspension ended, Eugene got on the school bus like any other day. He dealt with the bullying like any other day. He got off the wrong stop unlike any other day. Eugene got off on the stop just after his target, one of his main bullies, and followed him. When he was confronted Eugene beat him with a text book and broke his nose. He threatened to kill him the next day at school if he told anyone. Shortly after, he fled the scene to run home.
Getting home over an hour late, Eugene’s parents questioned him. Eugene came clean almost instantly. His parents were furious and warned Eugene that there could be very real consequences for what he did. Eugene didn’t care. He snapped back, and told them that if something happened to him that no one would care, and that he didn’t care if he did get in trouble, he would do it again.
At this point Eugene’s parents realized the extent of the damage done to his mental state and knew something had to change. They warned Eugene that if anything came from this, there was only so much they could do, but if he doesn’t get caught, they would move and never mention it again. Eugene was fine with that.
The remaining month of school was quiet for Eugene. Nobody really spoke to or bothered him. There was tension in the air because of that, and it had Eugene worried that incident might come back to bite him. Surprisingly, the year ended, and nothing came of it. Eugene only felt relief once he left Tampa for Miami.
Even at a new school Eugene had trouble socializing. While he made more of an effort to talk with people, he had trouble making connections due to spending so long in isolation.
Eugene’s parents tried everything to get Eugene to open up to people, from sports, to school clubs, but not much was working. Eventually, he found a DnD club and got interested in that. After a few sessions at the local gaming store, Eugene browsed around and watched other players playing matches of 40k and the like. Eugene was drawn to the large scale battles shrunken down into minimal form, but moreso impressed with the smaller scale skirmish warfare, something that kicked into his love for squad based gun battles.
Eugene got into the 40k scene pretty quickly, and excelled at kill team. His parents were happy he found a hobby that could get him involved with people along with keeping him occupied. If he wasn’t playing, he was painting and building with others.
Through gaming, Eugene got interested in the actual military, and how actual war time operations are done. The more Eugene looked into it, the more he wanted to get involved with it. His parents humored him, but they didn’t expect him to follow through. They thought it was just a phase.
Once Eugene was reaching high school, his parents paid the tuition to enroll him into Mangrove Garden, with the hopes that he wouldn’t be bullied as he was in Tampa. They had also hoped he would excel in that environment so he could go to college once he was done. Eugene had other plans.
Eugene wanted the military life style. He didn’t care about school or college. He was just there to pass his tests and get out. He spent his off time at the local recruiting centers, asking for which options were open. He came to the Army, Navy, and National Guard branches, but none called him back. Eventually, during junior year. Eugene did get a phone call from a recruiter that wanted to talk with him. It wasn’t any of the previous branches that Eugene contacted, but it was the Marine Corps. Eugene went to see him later that day. The next day, he did his first pt with them. He didn’t make a single mile in the run without falling out.
Surprisingly his recruiter didn’t give up on him. He told Eugene that he’d get better with time and to keep working at it. This was the first time anyone had ever put faith into Eugene, so he did. Every day he would come and do the work outs. After school, on weekends, sometimes he would even skip school in the mornings to do two a day.
When his parents found this out, they were furious. They thought he was squandering every chance they were setting up for him, and they didn’t think he had what it takes. He didn’t listen. Even when they doubted him, his recruiter pushed him forward. Eventually Eugene was pushing himself.
By the end of summer break, Eugene dropped from 210 lbs to 140. Eugene’s family came to realize he was serious about his endeavor. They begrudgingly began to support him more, worried for what he was in for, but wanting the best for him. Eugene wasn’t skipping class as much, and put more effort into school work, just enough that he would be comfortably passing, though he still slacked off in class. He continued going to the recruiting office for pt, and to prepare to enlist after his school year was over.
As of now Eugene continues the routine of going to school first, then straight to the recruiting office to pt. Depending on the day, he would alternate between either building his miniatures collection and painting them, or going online to play with his old crew. Their most recent trolling endeavor involves stream sniping, and utilizing the phrase “Crush a can for Erin Crawford.” Those who do not crush a can get griefed.
Advantages: Eugene shows promising self discipline when it comes to things he cares about, and tends to look at adverse scenarios with a stoic demeanor. He’s also known to take initiative in situations regarding leadership and group efforts, and is a capable team player.
Disadvantages: Eugene isn’t well liked by many of his peers due to his toxic personality however, and that could cause difficulty in group decisions that may lead to bumping heads. When it comes to decision making, Eugene frequently sticks to his first choice, not even thinking about a backup plan or other options until it’s too late to change. He also has a complexity addiction, and tends to overthink situations or think too far ahead of the present.