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Zombie for Kalvin Plinton (MC)
Character Name: Kalvin Plinton
Age: 16
Gender: Male
Height: 6'3"
Nationality/Ethnicity: White
Appearance: Kalvin stands tall at 6'3" with a lean, athletic build. His short brown hair is often tousled, and his eyes are a bright, piercing blue. He tends to wear simple, casual clothing, often seen in his volleyball team’s gear or athletic wear. His posture is confident, and he has an energetic, upbeat presence that makes him stand out in a room.
Kalvin’s voice is deep for his age, with a warm, friendly tone. His voice matches his loud and outgoing personality—he’s never shy about being heard. Kalvin’s voice carries, and he speaks with confidence, often in a fast-paced, enthusiastic way. Whether he’s hyping up his friends or trying to get through to them, Kalvin’s energy and volume are key parts of his presence.
Character Summary:Kalvin is a tall, energetic 16-year-old who loves to be the center of attention. Outgoing and confident, he has no trouble speaking his mind or making his presence known. He’s the life of the party, always the first to crack a joke or cheer someone up. While he might seem like the kind of person who’s got everything under control, Kalvin is actually struggling with his own emotions, especially after the death of their friend Bergs.
Kalvin is dedicated to his friends, particularly Avery, and does everything he can to support him. Despite his loud and boisterous exterior, he’s deeply sensitive to the people he cares about. He’s not the best at dealing with heavy emotions, but he tries his hardest to be there for Avery through everything, even if it means pushing through his own confusion and grief. Kalvin and Avery’s bond grows into a romantic relationship over time, but Kalvin finds himself in unfamiliar emotional territory. He wants to be there for Avery, but the pressure of it all is taking its toll.
Content Warning:This character will explore themes of LGBTQIA+ identity. Kalvin is bisexual and will experience romantic and emotional relationships with another man, as well as navigate the complexities of his sexuality during the course of the story.
- male teen
- all american accents
Monologue (concerned, slightly frustrated): "I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I’ve been there for you, I check up on you, I try to get you to talk, but it’s like you’re shutting me out. I get it, okay? I know I can’t fix everything—but you’re not even giving me a chance. I’m not just your teammate, man. I’m your friend. And I’m not going anywhere."
Calm Line (reassuring, warm): "You know you can talk to me anytime, right? I don’t have all the answers, but I’ll listen."
Angry/Serious Line (slightly frustrated, but concerned): "You think you’re the only one hurting here? I’m trying, okay? But I can’t fix what’s broken if you don’t let me in."
