[SW:MLP] Beyond the Salt
Jul 24, 2013 18:45:45 GMT -8
Post by JustABlankFlank on Jul 24, 2013 18:45:45 GMT -8
Hey, I guess I'll follow Lucky's lead and describe Fracture.
Fracture is a young unicorn (about 18, if he had to guess.) from San Franciscolt. He spent the past several years of his life on the streets, where a powerful need to eat drove him to petty theft. Fracture took to this lifestyle reluctantly; he had his morals, but the need to survive over-wrote his displeasure towards theft. He became more and more skilled at stealing as the years went on, and attracted the attention of the local organized crime circuit, who "persuaded" him to join. One thing led to another and he found himself on the wrong end of the saying "no honor amongst thieves." Pleading (and feeling) guilty, he landed with 14 years in Qualderwahl; a sentence which he took with surprising optimism.
At his core, Fracture is a good kid who got in over his head. While others see transportation as a harsh punishment, Fracture sees it as an opportunity to get away from his past and start anew. After all, Qualderwahl's managed to provide him with food, shelter, and an honest job. He may choose to stay after he's paid his debt to society.
I had no plans for how Fracture's going to progress, and story-wise, I think that's for the best; See how Qualderwahl shapes this young stallion.
Fracture is a young unicorn (about 18, if he had to guess.) from San Franciscolt. He spent the past several years of his life on the streets, where a powerful need to eat drove him to petty theft. Fracture took to this lifestyle reluctantly; he had his morals, but the need to survive over-wrote his displeasure towards theft. He became more and more skilled at stealing as the years went on, and attracted the attention of the local organized crime circuit, who "persuaded" him to join. One thing led to another and he found himself on the wrong end of the saying "no honor amongst thieves." Pleading (and feeling) guilty, he landed with 14 years in Qualderwahl; a sentence which he took with surprising optimism.
At his core, Fracture is a good kid who got in over his head. While others see transportation as a harsh punishment, Fracture sees it as an opportunity to get away from his past and start anew. After all, Qualderwahl's managed to provide him with food, shelter, and an honest job. He may choose to stay after he's paid his debt to society.
I had no plans for how Fracture's going to progress, and story-wise, I think that's for the best; See how Qualderwahl shapes this young stallion.
