SO. I'm gonna start posting my stuff on this guy and the series I'm developing around him 8) I've been working on it since last September and THERE'S GONNA BE A GOOD AMOUNT TO COVER but for now it's best to start with the central character of this whole mess, the man who I've named the series as a whole after: Jamie Jones.
In theory, nothing should be too unordinary about his life- he got through school relatively fine, has a good relationship with his parents, graduated from college with a career waiting for him- but, as soon as he entered this new chapter of his life, the happenings began. Suddenly, he was finding himself being roped into the business of otherworldly creatures, beasts from hell, possessed dolls, backwoods cannibal families, hauntings; you name it, everyone and their mothers seems to want to kill him for one reason or another, and he’s probably encountered all of those individuals by (usually) simply just being in the wrong place at the wrong time. However, after regularly dealing with all this while also trying to juggle things from his normal life, i.e. trying to make a living at his suffocating office job, paying bills, taxes, finding parking, a shitty landlord, etc.- it’s not hard to see why after years and years of this, at the age of 30 he’s extremely jaded and aloof and tired.
The horrors beyond human comprehension don’t scare him at all anymore, and dealing with ooh what monster is trying to kill me for whatever reason today has beome no more than a tiresome, infuriating chore. Besides, it seems nothing can ever hurt or kill him anyway- something he himself has never really fully acknowledged. But he sure has a special immunity to death, and maybe at this point it’s sheer, unbridled spite that propels this refusal to die. He doesn’t see himself as a hero, nor does he want to be one- he just want to live a normal life, man- someone’s gotta do it, and it seems God has decided Screw This Guy In Particular and Jamie has a seemingly neverending, extremely exhausting, eye-bag-upon-eye-bag-upon-eye-bag creating load on his plate. Though, at the end of the day, he always has his loving fiance, Warner Wells, to come home to- and that’s what makes everything seem not so bad. Because though Jamie is certainly motivated by spite, love is also (and an even stronger) motivator to get up and keep going no matter what. Now if only he and Warner could actually get married without some supernatural nonsense always interrupting their attempts at tying the knot.
And yeah the shadow is something that’s just always been on his face, and no amount of light or anything can make it go away- he’s normal, he’s literally just a guy, he’s so normal,
So YEAA THAT'S A GOOD STARTING RUNDOWN and there will be more soon :))c
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