Post by Professor Plum on Aug 27, 2011 22:32:34 GMT -5
Name: His Imperial Highness, Pyotr Petrovich Romanov (...He will also accept "Piter".)
Place Being Personified: Saint Petersburg, Russia
Age: 7
Gender: Male
Appearance: (see pic)
Notable Personality Traits:
Highly intelligent, verbose, and the very epitome of 'royally spoiled brat'. He is exceptionally selfish, uncaring, and often disturbingly callous,even for a child. His idea of a good time is mentally/emotionally abusing and manipulating his classmates and teachers, and throwing tantrums when he doesn't get his way.
(...When he's not engaged in chess, boardgames, piano, toy soldiers, demanding to be read to, etc, that is.)
It is exceedingly difficult to control his behavior, as he feels no remorse even upon receiving punishment (or, as much punishment as the school has been allowed to give the young Romanov--which for the most part, is not much), and never tries to control himself. Especially when he's bored.
Franziska is frequently called to his classroom to set him straight, as she is the only one he will listen to. ...Besides Diederik, though he is generally unwilling to be around Piter. And who can blame him, really.
Place Being Personified: Saint Petersburg, Russia
Age: 7
Gender: Male
Appearance: (see pic)
Notable Personality Traits:
Highly intelligent, verbose, and the very epitome of 'royally spoiled brat'. He is exceptionally selfish, uncaring, and often disturbingly callous,
(...When he's not engaged in chess, boardgames, piano, toy soldiers, demanding to be read to, etc, that is.)
It is exceedingly difficult to control his behavior, as he feels no remorse even upon receiving punishment (or, as much punishment as the school has been allowed to give the young Romanov--which for the most part, is not much), and never tries to control himself. Especially when he's bored.
Franziska is frequently called to his classroom to set him straight, as she is the only one he will listen to. ...Besides Diederik, though he is generally unwilling to be around Piter. And who can blame him, really.
