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"Do you think... I could see what's out there with you one day?" 

| ~ • ~ | Character Basics | ~ • ~ |

.:Name:.Alastor Heron
.:Nick Name:. Al
.:Affiliation:. Mountain Men
.:Age:. 14 transitions to 15 by season two.

| ~ • ~ | Appearance | ~ • ~ |

.:Physical Appearance:. Standing at 5'4, Alastor's body can be described as slim and lanky at best. Considering his whole life was spent inside Mount Weather, his skin is rather pale with a hint of freckles along his cheeks and shoulders. His eyes have a small roundness to them and are often described as expressive despite the tired look contained within them. Ironically, there's a liveliness in his eyes when some of the hundred were brought to Mount Weather. His lips are often pursued in a dimpled smile or smirk a majority of the time. Alastor's hair is a dark brown color that resembles more of a raven color than brown actually. Typically, Alastor's hair often appears unruly or messy due to his habit of constantly running his fingers through his dark locks. A majority of Alastor's body does have a few scars scattered, though there's a few noticeable ones on his upper back and hands. Whether he admits it or not, most of these scars are a result of his clumsiness. It's a habit of his to not pay much attention whenever he's reading during one of his walks. 

.:Height:.5 feet 4½ inches  
.:Portrayed by:. David Mazouz



| ~ • ~ | Personality | ~ • ~ |

.:Personality:. Alastor can come across as rash and proud at times, especially when it comes to fighting and protecting someone by his own power. The man doesn't enjoy relying on someone else's power to help himself or others. He prefers doing things out his own will power and strength. However, he will recognize his own weaknesses and ask for help if it's desperately needed. Of course, Alastor might end up beating himself up if he has to rely on others help. After all, his immense desire to surpass his brother, Eton, and his father, Deimos's expectations, led him to try the very hardest to surpass any expectations thrown his way.

Considering he spent his whole life in Mount Weather, he grew to be fairly observant of his surroundings. It was far too easy to pick up on everyone else's habits whenever he spent his time reading through the various books in the library. Ironically, Alastor tends to keep to himself a majority of the time. Despite picking up tidbits of conversations, any information he does overhear is ignored a majority of the time. 

While his loyalty would be a good thing, it can be quite terrible for him as well. He doesn't see any reason to doubt those that gain his loyalty. In fact, he's the type to remain immensely loyal to someone, to the extent of ignoring their wrongdoings. He'll often turn a blind eye and act as if he can't see the obvious faults in those he trusts. An example of this would be this strained loyalty to his father, Eton, who he can't seem to say no to. This is why he'll often find himself tired emotionally at times. 

Now, when it comes to individuals Alastor is close to, he has little hesitation in showering them with affection. He doesn't see any reason to hide his emotions for someone. After all, he's just expressing what he feels. While this is true, the death of his father had left him increasingly reluctant to show such a thing recently. It might have been his father's consistent lectures that left more than a tad reluctant to open up to anyone else. 

.:Special Skills:. Observational skills, and drawing | cons | -- Fighting, authority, and first aid.    



| ~ • ~ | History | ~ • ~ |

.:Birthplace:. Mount Weather.
.:Family:. Eton Heron, father (deceased), and Klara Heron, mother. 
.:Occupation:. Student.
.:History:. 

Being born in Mount Weather, Alastor spent a majority of his time with his mother, Klara. While he did spend a few moments with his father, those moments had been a consistent statement on being more productive in their home on the mountain. Considering his father was a guardsman, he didn't need any further lectures to be told where he'd spend a majority of adolescence in the future. It would be cadet school once he reached the appropriate age for it. Honestly, that was the last thing he wanted to do. Alastor had dreams of seeing what was outside the doors of Mount Weather and learning about the world he only read in books. He wanted to see it all. However, his father's constant insistence of the guards kept those dreams in bay. For now, he could only read about that world just outside of his reach in books.

It wasn't until the hundred were brought in that Alastor found himself growing restless to ask them questions. It was unbelievable that there were people living outside-- the same place he hoped to venture to one day. Despite the warnings he received from his father, the brunet held little hesitation in popping up in the dining room whenever someone from the hundred were there. This was his only opportunity to get some information pertaining to his dreams. He needed to know what was out there. Was it like the books described it was? 

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