Marino Rafael Hall-Amador
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2025 10:30 am
Name: Marino Rafael Hall-Amador
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Grade: 12th
School: Southwest Red Rock High School
Hobbies and Interests: Baseball, horses, ranching, fighting, baking
Appearance: Marino is 6’1” and weighs 158 lbs. His dark brown skin comes from his mixed descent, African-American from his father, and Puerto Rican from his mother. He has a lean muscular build with defined muscles on his biceps, pecs, calves, and abs due to his exercise and conditioning on the baseball team. There is a small scar that cuts across his right eyebrow and a few more on both knuckles due to a fight in the past. His long black dreads reach behind his shoulder blades and are bleached to a honey blond that fades to the ends of his dreads. However, his original hair color is still present in his stubble-circle beard.
Marino is fond of wearing clothes related to his home state, Texas. Inspired by cowboys and the Wild West, he’s often seen wearing jeans, denim jackets, flannel jackets, bandannas, fingerless gloves, and leather cowboy boots. His ears and nose have been pierced and are accessorized with studded piercings on both ears and a septum piercing on his nose. On the day of the abduction, he wore a beige shirt with a vintage horse logo, his school’s varsity jacket, faded denim blue jeans, a leather belt with an engraved belt buckle, a pair of black square-toe cowboy boots, and aviator shades. His dreads are swept behind his head and are tied into a half-ponytail.
Biography: Born in Houston, Texas, on February 24, 2005, Marino Rafael Hall-Amador is the only child of Derreck Hall and Victoria Amador. When his two parents met, Derreck was a ranch caretaker who worked under the Radcliffes, a rich and prestigious family, and Victoria worked as a diner waitress while studying for a medical degree. The two would meet at Victoria’s workplace and would later get married after a romantic fling left her pregnant. After marriage, Victoria quit her job as a waitress to continue her studies and focus all her time on her new family. Derreck would continue to work on the ranch to provide for his wife and child.
Being under the care of both parents, Marino lived a normal lifestyle in his early childhood. But while other children enjoyed the luxuries of the internet or television, Marino spent most of his time playing outside his house by going to nearby parks and around his hometown with his parents. However, most of Marino's childhood was with his father. Under his care, Derreck would always encourage his son to become a strong, masculine figure so that Marino could take care of his mother in the future, even if it meant fighting for what he thought was right.
Marino's interests and personality would also stem from his father’s influence. One example of this would be his troublemaking streak in elementary school. He always caused trouble around class that would constantly get on his classmate’s nerves, much to the hindrance of his teachers. His antics would range from arguments over kids teasing him to fighting with other kids who refused to share the recess equipment. A notable occurrence was when he pushed a young boy in a rain puddle for calling him names, which resulted in a phone call to his parents. While Victoria would scold him every time he got in trouble, Derreck would pay little to no mind to his mischief and would instead dote on his son with all his love and affection, stating that Marino had every right to do what he did.
Another example of his father's influence is his love of the Wild West. Derreck would often let Marino watch old movies about cowboys and bandits and would sometimes teach him fun facts about life in the West. Marino was always fond of watching characters ride on horseback, and because of his father’s job, Marino was allowed to explore his workplace and help him with challenging tasks. Every time he helped out his father, his actions reminded him of cowboys herding cattle. One of Marino’s favorite parts about visiting his dad’s workplace was the horse stables. He would always help by feeding them and brushing their manes with the aid of Derreck’s co-workers. His love for the animals strengthened further when he rode a horse for the first time, admiring their fast galloping speed and graceful nature.
A final example would be his love of baseball, which was encouraged by his father and his coworkers. Back in elementary, Marino had found an interest in the sport after an invitation from his close friend, Trevor Radcliffe, to come and watch a game for a playdate. Although interested in the sport, he didn't know much about playing. But with help from his parents, he finally pursued his dream of becoming a baseball player alongside Trevor. At first, Marino practiced catching and throwing the ball with his father but then learned about running bases on his team. The first game he played had him scoring a run after batting the ball on his first try. The two would continue to play Little League Baseball throughout elementary school. Marino found that baseball was a good way to connect with his classmates and even made friends with a few of his teammates.
Middle school would become a pivotal turning point for the Amador family, as Marino and his father would become targets of racism. For Marino, his teammates made heinous comments about his heritage and background due to being envious of his batting skills. They would always make fun of him for his appearance or whenever he made a small mistake during a game. His teachers, even his school’s baseball coach, would always issue many warnings about their behavior, but they would continue their harassment against him, although it never escalated to physical fights or slurs. The only person who would never engage in the bullying was Trevor, who would always support Marino throughout his toughest times.
Sadly, in Derreck’s case, his employer’s son, Jackson Radcliffe, would always belittle him with racist comments every chance he got. The employer would never catch their son in the act, and most of Derreck’s coworkers would pay no mind in fear of losing their jobs if they were to confront Jackson about it. While there were many times when Marino experienced this treatment of his father first-hand, his coworkers would always distract him by letting him help out around the ranch to hide Jackson’s poor treatment of the workers.
The situation became worse after Derreck was laid off. During a night shift, Jackson was smoking outside near the horse stables and forgot to put out his cigarette, which resulted in a hay bale near the wooden building being caught on fire. While the animals were left unharmed, half of the stables were left in a burnt disarray. Jackson would shift the blame towards Derreck, even though he was busy repairing the family’s tractor. Rather than listening to their employee’s claims and instead placing their faith in Jackson, Derreck was fired and was forced to leave the property in anger. The loss of the high-paying job caused turmoil in his relationship with Victoria as he struggled to find another stable job. While she went back to her job as a waitress, Derreck spent the rest of his days in dive bars, now hanging with Marino less. One night, Derreck would be arrested for a DUI and sentenced to six months in jail.
Word had gotten out of Derreck’s crimes, and Marino found himself taunted for his father's state. He became ridiculed for his father becoming a drunkard and kept finding himself getting into a few fistfights caused by his peers. While Trevor tried to smooth things over, he would only be outcasted like his friend. Things soon escalated when one of Marino’s bullies drove by and threw paint-filled water balloons at Victoria as she was walking home, two hitting her torso and one striking her face. While the assault was considered a crime, Victoria refused to press any charges due to the overwhelming stress between her savings and her husband, which deeply angered Marino. In retaliation, Marino fought a bully responsible for the assault during class while Trevor tried to intervene. The fight landed the boys a three-week suspension, which soon became the last day they set foot in middle school when the COVID-19 lockdown began.
During the pandemic, Marino and his mother made significant changes in their lives. After the fight, Marino wanted to toughen himself up by exercising and watching self-defense instructional videos. He had also begun to change his physical appearance and wardrobe by dying his hair and dressing himself in new clothes that fit his love for cowboys, much to Victoria’s dismay, thinking that her son looked ridiculous. But while Marino changed, his mother began some major changes. After completing her online classes and receiving her degree in nursing, she divorced her husband and moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, where she and her son would live with her brother-in-law Louis Amador, sister Karla Moyano Amador, and their child Allison Amador. As punishment for his actions back at middle school, Victoria forced Marino to get a job in hopes he’d learn from his mistakes. Luckily, his uncle helped him find a job at a local Shake Shack managed by a close friend. Despite the move, Marino had kept close contact with Trevor online and would always talk to him during his spare time.
Marino would become a freshman at Southwest Red Rock after the lockdown had lifted, and the changes through the pandemic would be present to his new classmates. Marino would soon set his sights on joining the Red Rock baseball team and would take a specialty in batting. His training would cause him to befriend Coach Johnson after hearing his story about the Aviators and the old man's tips for college scouts.
While he had gained a few friends after joining Red Rock’s baseball team, he had also gained a delinquent persona after finding common ground with the school’s more disobedient students due to his love of fighting and his thoughts about many of his classmates. Marino would sometimes find himself fighting others because of different opinions and out of annoyance. Deep down, however, he knew his tormenting of his classmates was wrong. Being reminded of when he was younger, Marino felt that his behavior would only serve to make him just like his middle school bullies. However, his fear of appearing vulnerable outweighed his doubts. While it became a problem at school, he found fighting a good way to assert his strength and intimidate others while covering up his fears.
Alongside his fighting, he would sometimes find himself causing trouble in other ways. One example would be his vandalism around school caused by the TikTok trend, Devious Licks. It started with graffiti on the bathroom stalls but escalated with stealing paper towels from the dispensers. His theft ended after the school faculty became suspicious of the trend. Another vice he would pick up would be his love for marijuana. After being handed an edible by a coworker, he instantly got hooked on the drug and would often smoke or eat a few edibles in his spare time. He’d even sometimes sell some weed to his friends after school.
Despite his troublemaking, Marino still does well in his studies. To balance out his training on the baseball team, he often studies well for his class subjects and tests. One of his favorite classes is art, as he considers it to be one of the easiest classes he’s ever taken, while the hardest is English, due to having to write long essays and Mrs. Donner’s teaching style.
However, his habit of fighting around the school has severely affected his reputation. After receiving a few suspensions and calls to his mother, Principal Winegarden sternly warned Marino that if he continued to cause trouble with others, he would no longer participate in baseball and graduation and would even be expelled from Red Rock. Not wanting to destroy his chances of receiving a diploma, he held off from physical fights and tried to focus more on his studies.
While his personality changed around his peers, Marino still hasn’t changed in the eyes of his family. He would always be kind and polite around his aunt and uncle, and especially toward his mother, despite their conflicts regarding his behavior at school. She would sometimes fear that her son would into trouble with the law similar to Derreck and would always warn him about his troublemaking. Many groundings and punishments were frequent between Marino's freshman and sophomore years.
Apart from his mother, Louis became fond of his nephew and would sometimes hang out by smoking weed. Marino viewed Allison as a little sister and shared some of his hobbies with her. As for his father, he still made monthly calls to his ex-wife to check on how he was doing. Victoria would always urge Marino to call his father but would always refuse, seeing his frequent visits to bars in the past as a sign of their relationship drifting apart.
He would also pick up a knack for baking after helping his mother and aunt around the kitchen many times. While Marino started with box brownies and pre-made cookie dough, he soon learned how to create baked goods from scratch. He loved seeing the different kinds of pastries he could bake and the different types of ingredients to add, but he loved the reactions from his family even more. Seeing this, his aunt would gift him old pastry and dessert recipes, which he would sometimes use to create edibles, with mixed results. However, Marino is still trying to learn more about baking by watching a few tips and tutorials on YouTube.
Nearing graduation, Marino has mixed feelings about his plans, which he constantly discusses during his online chats with Trevor. His original plan was to either get into college and study agriculture to obtain a farm job or study culinary arts to become a pastry chef. However, it became clear he wouldn't get into college at all, even if he graduated. After explaining his woes to Trevor, his friend suggested applying for a trade school instead, which could provide him with training in a variety of professions, including culinary. The only problem is whether to return to Texas and try to make amends with his father or stay in Nevada with his newfound friends and family.
Advantages: Being part of the baseball team, Marino is proficient in weapons that can be swung with two hands and with throwing objects at a fast speed. Along with his baseball skills, Marino can gain valuable allies from the baseball team, and because of his reputation, he has possible allies with Red Rock’s delinquents.
Disadvantages: Due to the setting of the game and his past actions, Marino would become a likely target for others who despise him, especially victims of his bullying. His poor decision-making will also cause problems in dangerous situations.
Gender: Male
Age: 18
Grade: 12th
School: Southwest Red Rock High School
Hobbies and Interests: Baseball, horses, ranching, fighting, baking
Appearance: Marino is 6’1” and weighs 158 lbs. His dark brown skin comes from his mixed descent, African-American from his father, and Puerto Rican from his mother. He has a lean muscular build with defined muscles on his biceps, pecs, calves, and abs due to his exercise and conditioning on the baseball team. There is a small scar that cuts across his right eyebrow and a few more on both knuckles due to a fight in the past. His long black dreads reach behind his shoulder blades and are bleached to a honey blond that fades to the ends of his dreads. However, his original hair color is still present in his stubble-circle beard.
Marino is fond of wearing clothes related to his home state, Texas. Inspired by cowboys and the Wild West, he’s often seen wearing jeans, denim jackets, flannel jackets, bandannas, fingerless gloves, and leather cowboy boots. His ears and nose have been pierced and are accessorized with studded piercings on both ears and a septum piercing on his nose. On the day of the abduction, he wore a beige shirt with a vintage horse logo, his school’s varsity jacket, faded denim blue jeans, a leather belt with an engraved belt buckle, a pair of black square-toe cowboy boots, and aviator shades. His dreads are swept behind his head and are tied into a half-ponytail.
Biography: Born in Houston, Texas, on February 24, 2005, Marino Rafael Hall-Amador is the only child of Derreck Hall and Victoria Amador. When his two parents met, Derreck was a ranch caretaker who worked under the Radcliffes, a rich and prestigious family, and Victoria worked as a diner waitress while studying for a medical degree. The two would meet at Victoria’s workplace and would later get married after a romantic fling left her pregnant. After marriage, Victoria quit her job as a waitress to continue her studies and focus all her time on her new family. Derreck would continue to work on the ranch to provide for his wife and child.
Being under the care of both parents, Marino lived a normal lifestyle in his early childhood. But while other children enjoyed the luxuries of the internet or television, Marino spent most of his time playing outside his house by going to nearby parks and around his hometown with his parents. However, most of Marino's childhood was with his father. Under his care, Derreck would always encourage his son to become a strong, masculine figure so that Marino could take care of his mother in the future, even if it meant fighting for what he thought was right.
Marino's interests and personality would also stem from his father’s influence. One example of this would be his troublemaking streak in elementary school. He always caused trouble around class that would constantly get on his classmate’s nerves, much to the hindrance of his teachers. His antics would range from arguments over kids teasing him to fighting with other kids who refused to share the recess equipment. A notable occurrence was when he pushed a young boy in a rain puddle for calling him names, which resulted in a phone call to his parents. While Victoria would scold him every time he got in trouble, Derreck would pay little to no mind to his mischief and would instead dote on his son with all his love and affection, stating that Marino had every right to do what he did.
Another example of his father's influence is his love of the Wild West. Derreck would often let Marino watch old movies about cowboys and bandits and would sometimes teach him fun facts about life in the West. Marino was always fond of watching characters ride on horseback, and because of his father’s job, Marino was allowed to explore his workplace and help him with challenging tasks. Every time he helped out his father, his actions reminded him of cowboys herding cattle. One of Marino’s favorite parts about visiting his dad’s workplace was the horse stables. He would always help by feeding them and brushing their manes with the aid of Derreck’s co-workers. His love for the animals strengthened further when he rode a horse for the first time, admiring their fast galloping speed and graceful nature.
A final example would be his love of baseball, which was encouraged by his father and his coworkers. Back in elementary, Marino had found an interest in the sport after an invitation from his close friend, Trevor Radcliffe, to come and watch a game for a playdate. Although interested in the sport, he didn't know much about playing. But with help from his parents, he finally pursued his dream of becoming a baseball player alongside Trevor. At first, Marino practiced catching and throwing the ball with his father but then learned about running bases on his team. The first game he played had him scoring a run after batting the ball on his first try. The two would continue to play Little League Baseball throughout elementary school. Marino found that baseball was a good way to connect with his classmates and even made friends with a few of his teammates.
Middle school would become a pivotal turning point for the Amador family, as Marino and his father would become targets of racism. For Marino, his teammates made heinous comments about his heritage and background due to being envious of his batting skills. They would always make fun of him for his appearance or whenever he made a small mistake during a game. His teachers, even his school’s baseball coach, would always issue many warnings about their behavior, but they would continue their harassment against him, although it never escalated to physical fights or slurs. The only person who would never engage in the bullying was Trevor, who would always support Marino throughout his toughest times.
Sadly, in Derreck’s case, his employer’s son, Jackson Radcliffe, would always belittle him with racist comments every chance he got. The employer would never catch their son in the act, and most of Derreck’s coworkers would pay no mind in fear of losing their jobs if they were to confront Jackson about it. While there were many times when Marino experienced this treatment of his father first-hand, his coworkers would always distract him by letting him help out around the ranch to hide Jackson’s poor treatment of the workers.
The situation became worse after Derreck was laid off. During a night shift, Jackson was smoking outside near the horse stables and forgot to put out his cigarette, which resulted in a hay bale near the wooden building being caught on fire. While the animals were left unharmed, half of the stables were left in a burnt disarray. Jackson would shift the blame towards Derreck, even though he was busy repairing the family’s tractor. Rather than listening to their employee’s claims and instead placing their faith in Jackson, Derreck was fired and was forced to leave the property in anger. The loss of the high-paying job caused turmoil in his relationship with Victoria as he struggled to find another stable job. While she went back to her job as a waitress, Derreck spent the rest of his days in dive bars, now hanging with Marino less. One night, Derreck would be arrested for a DUI and sentenced to six months in jail.
Word had gotten out of Derreck’s crimes, and Marino found himself taunted for his father's state. He became ridiculed for his father becoming a drunkard and kept finding himself getting into a few fistfights caused by his peers. While Trevor tried to smooth things over, he would only be outcasted like his friend. Things soon escalated when one of Marino’s bullies drove by and threw paint-filled water balloons at Victoria as she was walking home, two hitting her torso and one striking her face. While the assault was considered a crime, Victoria refused to press any charges due to the overwhelming stress between her savings and her husband, which deeply angered Marino. In retaliation, Marino fought a bully responsible for the assault during class while Trevor tried to intervene. The fight landed the boys a three-week suspension, which soon became the last day they set foot in middle school when the COVID-19 lockdown began.
During the pandemic, Marino and his mother made significant changes in their lives. After the fight, Marino wanted to toughen himself up by exercising and watching self-defense instructional videos. He had also begun to change his physical appearance and wardrobe by dying his hair and dressing himself in new clothes that fit his love for cowboys, much to Victoria’s dismay, thinking that her son looked ridiculous. But while Marino changed, his mother began some major changes. After completing her online classes and receiving her degree in nursing, she divorced her husband and moved to Las Vegas, Nevada, where she and her son would live with her brother-in-law Louis Amador, sister Karla Moyano Amador, and their child Allison Amador. As punishment for his actions back at middle school, Victoria forced Marino to get a job in hopes he’d learn from his mistakes. Luckily, his uncle helped him find a job at a local Shake Shack managed by a close friend. Despite the move, Marino had kept close contact with Trevor online and would always talk to him during his spare time.
Marino would become a freshman at Southwest Red Rock after the lockdown had lifted, and the changes through the pandemic would be present to his new classmates. Marino would soon set his sights on joining the Red Rock baseball team and would take a specialty in batting. His training would cause him to befriend Coach Johnson after hearing his story about the Aviators and the old man's tips for college scouts.
While he had gained a few friends after joining Red Rock’s baseball team, he had also gained a delinquent persona after finding common ground with the school’s more disobedient students due to his love of fighting and his thoughts about many of his classmates. Marino would sometimes find himself fighting others because of different opinions and out of annoyance. Deep down, however, he knew his tormenting of his classmates was wrong. Being reminded of when he was younger, Marino felt that his behavior would only serve to make him just like his middle school bullies. However, his fear of appearing vulnerable outweighed his doubts. While it became a problem at school, he found fighting a good way to assert his strength and intimidate others while covering up his fears.
Alongside his fighting, he would sometimes find himself causing trouble in other ways. One example would be his vandalism around school caused by the TikTok trend, Devious Licks. It started with graffiti on the bathroom stalls but escalated with stealing paper towels from the dispensers. His theft ended after the school faculty became suspicious of the trend. Another vice he would pick up would be his love for marijuana. After being handed an edible by a coworker, he instantly got hooked on the drug and would often smoke or eat a few edibles in his spare time. He’d even sometimes sell some weed to his friends after school.
Despite his troublemaking, Marino still does well in his studies. To balance out his training on the baseball team, he often studies well for his class subjects and tests. One of his favorite classes is art, as he considers it to be one of the easiest classes he’s ever taken, while the hardest is English, due to having to write long essays and Mrs. Donner’s teaching style.
However, his habit of fighting around the school has severely affected his reputation. After receiving a few suspensions and calls to his mother, Principal Winegarden sternly warned Marino that if he continued to cause trouble with others, he would no longer participate in baseball and graduation and would even be expelled from Red Rock. Not wanting to destroy his chances of receiving a diploma, he held off from physical fights and tried to focus more on his studies.
While his personality changed around his peers, Marino still hasn’t changed in the eyes of his family. He would always be kind and polite around his aunt and uncle, and especially toward his mother, despite their conflicts regarding his behavior at school. She would sometimes fear that her son would into trouble with the law similar to Derreck and would always warn him about his troublemaking. Many groundings and punishments were frequent between Marino's freshman and sophomore years.
Apart from his mother, Louis became fond of his nephew and would sometimes hang out by smoking weed. Marino viewed Allison as a little sister and shared some of his hobbies with her. As for his father, he still made monthly calls to his ex-wife to check on how he was doing. Victoria would always urge Marino to call his father but would always refuse, seeing his frequent visits to bars in the past as a sign of their relationship drifting apart.
He would also pick up a knack for baking after helping his mother and aunt around the kitchen many times. While Marino started with box brownies and pre-made cookie dough, he soon learned how to create baked goods from scratch. He loved seeing the different kinds of pastries he could bake and the different types of ingredients to add, but he loved the reactions from his family even more. Seeing this, his aunt would gift him old pastry and dessert recipes, which he would sometimes use to create edibles, with mixed results. However, Marino is still trying to learn more about baking by watching a few tips and tutorials on YouTube.
Nearing graduation, Marino has mixed feelings about his plans, which he constantly discusses during his online chats with Trevor. His original plan was to either get into college and study agriculture to obtain a farm job or study culinary arts to become a pastry chef. However, it became clear he wouldn't get into college at all, even if he graduated. After explaining his woes to Trevor, his friend suggested applying for a trade school instead, which could provide him with training in a variety of professions, including culinary. The only problem is whether to return to Texas and try to make amends with his father or stay in Nevada with his newfound friends and family.
Advantages: Being part of the baseball team, Marino is proficient in weapons that can be swung with two hands and with throwing objects at a fast speed. Along with his baseball skills, Marino can gain valuable allies from the baseball team, and because of his reputation, he has possible allies with Red Rock’s delinquents.
Disadvantages: Due to the setting of the game and his past actions, Marino would become a likely target for others who despise him, especially victims of his bullying. His poor decision-making will also cause problems in dangerous situations.