Gabriel Killingsworth
Posted: Mon Jul 19, 2021 8:56 pm
Name: Gabriel Phineas Killingsworth
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Grade: 12
School: John Endecott Memorial Academy
Hobbies and Interests: Pastel Goth Fashion, Activism, Baking, Atheism, Chemistry
Appearance: Gabriel stands at 5’ 7” and weighs around 155 pounds, his frame thin but with some musculature just barely visible. He is Caucasian, and has naturally pale skin tone, which often leads to him getting sunburnt if he’s not careful. Because of how his eyelids fold differently, his round blue eyes appear to have two different shapes, the right the normal rounded shape all around, and the left having a flat top. He has straight eyebrows, a hooked nose, a rectangular head, and thin lips. His short light brown hair is neatly brushed down, and has recently been heavily dyed, with the left side of his hair being dyed white and a center stripe dyed light pink, with the right side being left alone to replicate neapolitan ice cream, with each color having equal space.
When it comes to clothing, has found a niche he enjoys and intends to never stray from with pastel goth fashion. From black lipstick and pink eyeshadow, to light multicolor sweaters and white knee socks with pink frills, to even black skirts with patterns of lavenders and daisies and powder blue dresses with lace sleeves and accessorized with a parasol on his days away from school. If it’s something that will make his father upset, the more likely he’ll wear it.
On the day of the abduction, Gabriel was forced to tone down his style to be allowed on the trip, and so wore a lavender sweater with a white dots and a black bat pattern, and over it a light pink trench coat. Paired with them are black jeans with a sizable amount of Care Bear patches dotting the fabric and white combat boots. He chose to accessorize, first with a lavender face mask with a pattern of a small black cartoon cat face, then a single contact lens on his right eye made to make his eye appear a light teal color, and finally a few pins, including light pink strait jacket pin, a skeleton unicorn with a light rainbow mane pin, a powder blue and pastel pink pin of Freddy Krueger’s glove, and a light lavender candy heart pin with the words ‘Not Okay’ on it, with two pins on each side of his trench coat; the candy heart and strait jacket on the right, and the glove and unicorn on the left.
Biography: Birth name Gabriel St John, he was born on May 18, 2004, to Abel and Evelyn St John née Killingsworth, in Boston, Massachusetts. His mother and father-a psychologist and a construction manager respectively-had met at their local church, quickly fell for each other, and were married within a year. The two would go on to have two children, the older one being Gabriel and the younger one being Lillith, being seven years his junior.
Life was simple for Gabriel in the beginning, watching shows that actively proclaimed their Christian beliefs and regularly going to church to learn more about the bible and God. He showed himself to be an enthusiastic follower as well as a quick learner. He made sure to do everything his parents asked of him, even if they did not make him entirely happy, such as hiding his love for colors Abel found feminine like pink or lavender With his parents being extremely caring and his grades being quite good, Gabriel as well as his parents believed his future would go well.
The year 2011 brought changes to the status quo, however. Shortly after finding out Evelyn was pregnant, it was announced by the family’s main radio show host, a man named Harold Camping, that the world would be ending on March 21st of that year, specifically with the Rapture coming. While Evelyn had her doubts about the situation-especially considering it went against scripture-Abel convinced her to believe and to support Camping’s company Family Radio with large donations and spreading the word using paid time off. Gabriel joined them, not yet fully understanding but wanting to be supportive of his parents had to say.
March 21st came, and while the family prepared to enter Heaven holding each other, they quickly realized that the prediction wasn’t accurate. After later attempts were made by Camping to backtrack and save face-even making a second prediction for later that year-Evelyn had lost her patience. She entered an intense argument with Abel over their finances and his willingness to listen to Camping, made worse by his hesitation to brush off the later prediction for the Rapture. The final strike was the discovery that Abel had emptied out the college fund they had started for Gabriel, permanently earning Evelyn’s hatred. They filed for divorce by the beginning of April. To avoid forcing their six year old to be the subject of a custody hearing, it was decided that each parent would have shared physical custody of Gabriel, staying with Evelyn on weekdays and Abel on weekends, alternating custody on the holidays.
Gabriel meanwhile became greatly confused over things. Before religion and God had always made his parents happy, but it only earned him pitying looks and words of comfort from his mother. He did not yet know what a college fund was, or many of the other things had overheard his parents yelling about while eavesdropping, but they had made his parents angrier than he had ever heard or seen them be before. God and the Bible were what made his mother upset the most, making Gabriel question why something he had been so eager to and was encouraged to learn from had caused so much pain in his family. He promised himself that he would get more details so he could understand things properly in the future.
It took time, but Gabriel eventually got answers when he was 11 years old. That not only had his father believed they were all going to die, but had actively chosen to sabotage his future had the Rapture not happened. Gabriel was both highly disturbed and extremely upset, having expected better from Abel and sparking an argument between the two the next time they saw each other. Said argument ended with Gabriel disowning his father and refusing to stay with him anymore. The end result was Evelyn and Abel going to court to officially settle custody, where it was decided Abel would only have visitation rights while Evelyn would take care of both Gabriel and the then 5 year old Lillith.
By this point, Evelyn had not only taken back her maiden name, but had moved to Salem for cheaper housing than Boston. Gabriel had no problems with this, as he wanted as little to do with his father as possible. He not only took his mother’s last name, but had destroyed the bible his father had gifted him, soaking it in a toilet until every page was flushed. Evelyn finally realized the mental damage that had been done to Gabriel and had him see a therapist for his emotional issues. In addition, she chose to raise Gabriel more freely from now on, choosing to put his happiness and his plans for the future above religion or any of her other opinions.
Changes came quickly after that, the most immediate being Gabriel’s wardrobe. For his 12th birthday, he was allowed to abandon all the plain button-ups and khakis Abel had wanted him to wear and started wearing pastels and various lighter colors. While this did earn him some teasing and insults at school, Gabriel didn’t let this bother him, enjoying finally being able to express himself the way always wanted.
At 13, Gabriel began learning how to bake from Evelyn, as she was quite good at it herself, but had never been allowed to try it previously-another thing Abel found feminine-and Evelyn wanted to wait until he was a teenager to let him try anything in the kitchen. While not the best in frosting and decorating cakes and the like, Gabriel showed himself to be just as quick a learner in baking as he was in learning about Christianity, making delicious foods every time he worked with an oven. He learned the basics of how to cook during this time as well, but never became as interested in it as he did with baking.
It was also at age 13 that Gabriel chose what religion he would follow, that being none. The belief in a god hurt his future and severely maimed his relationship with his father, and while a lack of belief wouldn’t fix anything, he felt too betrayed by the concept of religion to continue with it. While the previous decisions had upset his father, this seemed to be the straw that broke the camel’s back for Abel, as he stopped contact at this point, with his last verbal message to Gabriel being a brief promise to pray for him. The resulting rant he gave to his therapist was long enough to take up half his next session.
High school brought with it more things for Gabriel to explore and become interested in. His science grades, already quite good, skyrocketed when he took chemistry, easily finding the similarities between it and baking. He found the class exciting and has taken a chemistry class ever since freshman year.
Sophomore had him discover a new form for his fashion interest; the pastel goth style. He admired the intricacies of the clothing, and wanted to try it out for himself. While John Endecott Memorial Academy wouldn’t allow anything too provocative, he was still able to practice it more lightly while there, and go all out during weekends and vacations. He became so enamored with the style that he even chose to join the school’s Fashion club.
The final interest that Gabriel gained occurred from sophomore to junior year-specifically during the quarantine. During these times, Christian groups seemed to become more and more despicable to Gabriel, as some tried to gather in person, acting as though the virus was nothing to worry about, claiming a form of special treatment to get more funding, or believing that they could heal with faith in God alone. While baking helped somewhat, what truly became his outlet for stress relief was activism. With incidents such as Brionna Taylor’s unnecessary death, and the captured on camera horror of George Floyd’s death, Gabriel couldn’t help but feel horrified at the actions of police against people of color, and chose to attend a number of protests against police brutality and for Black Lives Matter. While this has earned him some pain, most notably suffering from tear gas by the police, he has not let this deter him and has continued protesting whenever possible.
Gabriel’s grades have always been good, usually getting B’s at the lowest. His chemistry grade in particular is his best, even completing as much extra credit as possible to earn himself an A+. The only class he has much trouble in is Spanish, having pushed it off until senior year because he has some difficulty with foreign languages.
Gabriel’s sense of style has made him somewhat of an outcast among his classmates, but he doesn’t let this bother him. He’s mostly made friends with similar loners and outcasts, though he lacks any real strong connections among them. His attitude is regularly sarcastic and snarky, though those that know him understand that he means well, usually trying to lighten a mood or raise concerns about something or other. He often uses it as a coping mechanism for stressful situations as well, as his therapist recommended keeping his anger to a minimum, and Gabriel believed sarcasm was a fine alternative. He avoids this attitude near teachers so he can stay out of trouble. He tends to avoid bringing up his atheism to people unless they explicitly talk about religion to him, as he feels it’s an unnecessary detail to bring up otherwise. His baking skills are similar, as he’ll occasionally bring a baked good to school, but either not mention he made it himself, or imply Evelyn made it.
Gabriel’s familial relationships are split. While his therapy sessions have helped him understand that Abel was tricked into believing the world would end, his actions during and after that belief convinced Gabriel that his father was always awful, and has no intentions of ever trying to repair the relationship. He acknowledges that Evelyn has made mistakes, meanwhile, but has tried to fix and make up for them, setting aside money for Gabriel to go to college and even helping him get a job at the local grocery store to help him raise money as well. He has a good relationship with the woman, the two occasionally snarking each other as a form of affection. Gabriel’s relationship with his now 10 year old sister Lillith is similarly sarcastic yet well meaning, every once in a while getting in a genuine fight, but always making up before too long.
Gabriel plans to attend culinary school after graduating, with hopes of either setting up his own bakery, or becoming a baker at another established bakery. He also plans to continue his work with attending protests, and has every intention to continue wearing his pastel goth clothing.
Advantages: Gabriel lacks any strong relationships with his classmates, and will likely have few issues when pitted against them. While not incredibly athletic, he is physically capable to the point of handling himself in a fight. He’s intelligent, which can definitely serve him well, and his cooking knowledge may come in handy if ingredients can be found for a proper meal.
Disadvantages: Gabriel’s lack of strong relationships hurts as much as it helps, as he will likely have difficulty finding allies. While he can sometimes close his mouth to avoid trouble, more often than not he’s not one to stand down against unequal treatment, and may get himself in unnecessary trouble when in the environment of SOTF. His preferred fashion may prove dangerous as well, as the various light colors will stand out in any environment, hindering his ability to hide.
Gender: Male
Age: 17
Grade: 12
School: John Endecott Memorial Academy
Hobbies and Interests: Pastel Goth Fashion, Activism, Baking, Atheism, Chemistry
Appearance: Gabriel stands at 5’ 7” and weighs around 155 pounds, his frame thin but with some musculature just barely visible. He is Caucasian, and has naturally pale skin tone, which often leads to him getting sunburnt if he’s not careful. Because of how his eyelids fold differently, his round blue eyes appear to have two different shapes, the right the normal rounded shape all around, and the left having a flat top. He has straight eyebrows, a hooked nose, a rectangular head, and thin lips. His short light brown hair is neatly brushed down, and has recently been heavily dyed, with the left side of his hair being dyed white and a center stripe dyed light pink, with the right side being left alone to replicate neapolitan ice cream, with each color having equal space.
When it comes to clothing, has found a niche he enjoys and intends to never stray from with pastel goth fashion. From black lipstick and pink eyeshadow, to light multicolor sweaters and white knee socks with pink frills, to even black skirts with patterns of lavenders and daisies and powder blue dresses with lace sleeves and accessorized with a parasol on his days away from school. If it’s something that will make his father upset, the more likely he’ll wear it.
On the day of the abduction, Gabriel was forced to tone down his style to be allowed on the trip, and so wore a lavender sweater with a white dots and a black bat pattern, and over it a light pink trench coat. Paired with them are black jeans with a sizable amount of Care Bear patches dotting the fabric and white combat boots. He chose to accessorize, first with a lavender face mask with a pattern of a small black cartoon cat face, then a single contact lens on his right eye made to make his eye appear a light teal color, and finally a few pins, including light pink strait jacket pin, a skeleton unicorn with a light rainbow mane pin, a powder blue and pastel pink pin of Freddy Krueger’s glove, and a light lavender candy heart pin with the words ‘Not Okay’ on it, with two pins on each side of his trench coat; the candy heart and strait jacket on the right, and the glove and unicorn on the left.
Biography: Birth name Gabriel St John, he was born on May 18, 2004, to Abel and Evelyn St John née Killingsworth, in Boston, Massachusetts. His mother and father-a psychologist and a construction manager respectively-had met at their local church, quickly fell for each other, and were married within a year. The two would go on to have two children, the older one being Gabriel and the younger one being Lillith, being seven years his junior.
Life was simple for Gabriel in the beginning, watching shows that actively proclaimed their Christian beliefs and regularly going to church to learn more about the bible and God. He showed himself to be an enthusiastic follower as well as a quick learner. He made sure to do everything his parents asked of him, even if they did not make him entirely happy, such as hiding his love for colors Abel found feminine like pink or lavender With his parents being extremely caring and his grades being quite good, Gabriel as well as his parents believed his future would go well.
The year 2011 brought changes to the status quo, however. Shortly after finding out Evelyn was pregnant, it was announced by the family’s main radio show host, a man named Harold Camping, that the world would be ending on March 21st of that year, specifically with the Rapture coming. While Evelyn had her doubts about the situation-especially considering it went against scripture-Abel convinced her to believe and to support Camping’s company Family Radio with large donations and spreading the word using paid time off. Gabriel joined them, not yet fully understanding but wanting to be supportive of his parents had to say.
March 21st came, and while the family prepared to enter Heaven holding each other, they quickly realized that the prediction wasn’t accurate. After later attempts were made by Camping to backtrack and save face-even making a second prediction for later that year-Evelyn had lost her patience. She entered an intense argument with Abel over their finances and his willingness to listen to Camping, made worse by his hesitation to brush off the later prediction for the Rapture. The final strike was the discovery that Abel had emptied out the college fund they had started for Gabriel, permanently earning Evelyn’s hatred. They filed for divorce by the beginning of April. To avoid forcing their six year old to be the subject of a custody hearing, it was decided that each parent would have shared physical custody of Gabriel, staying with Evelyn on weekdays and Abel on weekends, alternating custody on the holidays.
Gabriel meanwhile became greatly confused over things. Before religion and God had always made his parents happy, but it only earned him pitying looks and words of comfort from his mother. He did not yet know what a college fund was, or many of the other things had overheard his parents yelling about while eavesdropping, but they had made his parents angrier than he had ever heard or seen them be before. God and the Bible were what made his mother upset the most, making Gabriel question why something he had been so eager to and was encouraged to learn from had caused so much pain in his family. He promised himself that he would get more details so he could understand things properly in the future.
It took time, but Gabriel eventually got answers when he was 11 years old. That not only had his father believed they were all going to die, but had actively chosen to sabotage his future had the Rapture not happened. Gabriel was both highly disturbed and extremely upset, having expected better from Abel and sparking an argument between the two the next time they saw each other. Said argument ended with Gabriel disowning his father and refusing to stay with him anymore. The end result was Evelyn and Abel going to court to officially settle custody, where it was decided Abel would only have visitation rights while Evelyn would take care of both Gabriel and the then 5 year old Lillith.
By this point, Evelyn had not only taken back her maiden name, but had moved to Salem for cheaper housing than Boston. Gabriel had no problems with this, as he wanted as little to do with his father as possible. He not only took his mother’s last name, but had destroyed the bible his father had gifted him, soaking it in a toilet until every page was flushed. Evelyn finally realized the mental damage that had been done to Gabriel and had him see a therapist for his emotional issues. In addition, she chose to raise Gabriel more freely from now on, choosing to put his happiness and his plans for the future above religion or any of her other opinions.
Changes came quickly after that, the most immediate being Gabriel’s wardrobe. For his 12th birthday, he was allowed to abandon all the plain button-ups and khakis Abel had wanted him to wear and started wearing pastels and various lighter colors. While this did earn him some teasing and insults at school, Gabriel didn’t let this bother him, enjoying finally being able to express himself the way always wanted.
At 13, Gabriel began learning how to bake from Evelyn, as she was quite good at it herself, but had never been allowed to try it previously-another thing Abel found feminine-and Evelyn wanted to wait until he was a teenager to let him try anything in the kitchen. While not the best in frosting and decorating cakes and the like, Gabriel showed himself to be just as quick a learner in baking as he was in learning about Christianity, making delicious foods every time he worked with an oven. He learned the basics of how to cook during this time as well, but never became as interested in it as he did with baking.
It was also at age 13 that Gabriel chose what religion he would follow, that being none. The belief in a god hurt his future and severely maimed his relationship with his father, and while a lack of belief wouldn’t fix anything, he felt too betrayed by the concept of religion to continue with it. While the previous decisions had upset his father, this seemed to be the straw that broke the camel’s back for Abel, as he stopped contact at this point, with his last verbal message to Gabriel being a brief promise to pray for him. The resulting rant he gave to his therapist was long enough to take up half his next session.
High school brought with it more things for Gabriel to explore and become interested in. His science grades, already quite good, skyrocketed when he took chemistry, easily finding the similarities between it and baking. He found the class exciting and has taken a chemistry class ever since freshman year.
Sophomore had him discover a new form for his fashion interest; the pastel goth style. He admired the intricacies of the clothing, and wanted to try it out for himself. While John Endecott Memorial Academy wouldn’t allow anything too provocative, he was still able to practice it more lightly while there, and go all out during weekends and vacations. He became so enamored with the style that he even chose to join the school’s Fashion club.
The final interest that Gabriel gained occurred from sophomore to junior year-specifically during the quarantine. During these times, Christian groups seemed to become more and more despicable to Gabriel, as some tried to gather in person, acting as though the virus was nothing to worry about, claiming a form of special treatment to get more funding, or believing that they could heal with faith in God alone. While baking helped somewhat, what truly became his outlet for stress relief was activism. With incidents such as Brionna Taylor’s unnecessary death, and the captured on camera horror of George Floyd’s death, Gabriel couldn’t help but feel horrified at the actions of police against people of color, and chose to attend a number of protests against police brutality and for Black Lives Matter. While this has earned him some pain, most notably suffering from tear gas by the police, he has not let this deter him and has continued protesting whenever possible.
Gabriel’s grades have always been good, usually getting B’s at the lowest. His chemistry grade in particular is his best, even completing as much extra credit as possible to earn himself an A+. The only class he has much trouble in is Spanish, having pushed it off until senior year because he has some difficulty with foreign languages.
Gabriel’s sense of style has made him somewhat of an outcast among his classmates, but he doesn’t let this bother him. He’s mostly made friends with similar loners and outcasts, though he lacks any real strong connections among them. His attitude is regularly sarcastic and snarky, though those that know him understand that he means well, usually trying to lighten a mood or raise concerns about something or other. He often uses it as a coping mechanism for stressful situations as well, as his therapist recommended keeping his anger to a minimum, and Gabriel believed sarcasm was a fine alternative. He avoids this attitude near teachers so he can stay out of trouble. He tends to avoid bringing up his atheism to people unless they explicitly talk about religion to him, as he feels it’s an unnecessary detail to bring up otherwise. His baking skills are similar, as he’ll occasionally bring a baked good to school, but either not mention he made it himself, or imply Evelyn made it.
Gabriel’s familial relationships are split. While his therapy sessions have helped him understand that Abel was tricked into believing the world would end, his actions during and after that belief convinced Gabriel that his father was always awful, and has no intentions of ever trying to repair the relationship. He acknowledges that Evelyn has made mistakes, meanwhile, but has tried to fix and make up for them, setting aside money for Gabriel to go to college and even helping him get a job at the local grocery store to help him raise money as well. He has a good relationship with the woman, the two occasionally snarking each other as a form of affection. Gabriel’s relationship with his now 10 year old sister Lillith is similarly sarcastic yet well meaning, every once in a while getting in a genuine fight, but always making up before too long.
Gabriel plans to attend culinary school after graduating, with hopes of either setting up his own bakery, or becoming a baker at another established bakery. He also plans to continue his work with attending protests, and has every intention to continue wearing his pastel goth clothing.
Advantages: Gabriel lacks any strong relationships with his classmates, and will likely have few issues when pitted against them. While not incredibly athletic, he is physically capable to the point of handling himself in a fight. He’s intelligent, which can definitely serve him well, and his cooking knowledge may come in handy if ingredients can be found for a proper meal.
Disadvantages: Gabriel’s lack of strong relationships hurts as much as it helps, as he will likely have difficulty finding allies. While he can sometimes close his mouth to avoid trouble, more often than not he’s not one to stand down against unequal treatment, and may get himself in unnecessary trouble when in the environment of SOTF. His preferred fashion may prove dangerous as well, as the various light colors will stand out in any environment, hindering his ability to hide.