ABOUT BELLAMY || The faith and the fighter lighting up the streets singing for the damned.Â
CHARACTER BASICS
NAME: Bellamy Charter
AGE: Twenty-Seven
GENDER & PRONOUNS: Cis Man, He/Him
FACE CLAIM: Tom Holland
EYE COLOR: Brown
HAIR COLOR: Dark Brown
HEIGHT: 5â˛8âł
DATE OF BIRTH: April 8th
ZODIAC SIGN: Aries
LEVEL OF EDUCATION: High School Diploma
OCCUPATION: Philanthropist/ Foundation Entity for Resources for U.S. Veterans
DEITY COUNTERPART: Ares, Greek God of War & Courage
ABILITIES/POWERS: Communication with serpent like creatures such as lizards and snakes, resistance abilities such as prolonged homeostasis when the body is under attack, proficiency in self defense and offensive tactics that come from the reflexes of the body, significant strength/balance/stamina/durability as body does not produce fatigue toxins and allows for maximum use of abilities, mental manipulation based on altering levels of adrenaline/cortisol/epinephrine/norepinephrine which aids in starting and resolving conflict as well as fear implementation
NEIGHBROHOOD: Hesperides Villas
CHARACTER HISTORY (TW: WAR, TORTURE, PTSD)
Bellamyâs early life seems like a lull when he looks back on it, but to everyone else, itâs been a house fire thatâs never gone out. The Charters were never meant to last, let alone stay together. They were drifting through life, just barely making it with a smile on their face under the rotting roof of the place they called home. There wasnât much that stuck about the family, as they lived in a corner of the world where everyoneâs back was turned trying to climb their own ladder to make it out alive, but there are some details that can recalled. Bellamy was the spark that ignited a fight, but if it werenât for him, the Charters would have never moved along.
Bellamy enlisted in the army soon as he got the chance. He went as far as acquiring his parentâs signature in order to devote himself at just seventeen. Heâd been surviving his whole life, but there was a quiet to it all that made the fight far from worth his while. He wanted a purpose, not just chaos found in the pocket of an adolescentâs rebellion, but something with intention that came with a goal. His parents let him go as one less mouth to feed was a victory on their end.
At twenty-five, Bellamy had served nearly ten tours with a devotion that some had to admire despite his sharp tongue and attitude that stung just as much as it burned. But there was a leader within him that no one could deny, and his superiors recognized it and learned to give him the quiet he needed in order to instill a brotherhood amongst men. Soldiers seemed to give into all of his antics, whether it was in action or on base when Bellamy knew no better than to instigate a battle of wits and cracked fists. However, bloody grins grew sinister as the wounds healed ugly and there was a trail of violence behind him that he failed to acknowledge. Just a week into his tour, Bellamy and his squad were captured by enemy troops. It took months for them to be rescued, but efforts werenât successful in the way anyone hoped. If not forced to find the white light at the end of a tunnel, these men had to will the others to find in order to shield their eyes in that search. They were pit against each other as a means of survival, with some breaking as a result. Brothers fought brothers. Bellamy had given up on efforts to the stripes he swore his allegiance to, and gave into the crimson gaze he was encouraged to shy away from as he was promised their torment would end soon. He coaxed his captors into a trust that they believed they held the string to, but it was Bellamy slowly fraying his end until he would let that same fire that rested deep in his belly to climb up the thread of their feigned confidence and burn them to ash. He took what was left of his squad, and fled into the inhabited plains of where they had been deployed where they were eventually rescued. Those men, however, had found solace in their endurance of the circumstances they were told they would be salvaged from. They became their own heroes, even if Bellamy had pushed them to the brink of death in a collective effort to still find a chance to live.Â
Many of the members of his squad were discharged, but Bellamy continued. He worked where he could until his contract died out. Something in him changed that day, though, and it was as if he no longer had to chase the anger of others in order to keep himself warm.
When he returned from the service, he found it difficult to return to mundane life. Bellamy found himself useless and sulking and he found transition less than rewarding. This wasnât a victory, but a punishment. Many fellow veterans felt the same, and it wasnât until he was returned to the lull he escaped from his childhood that every terrible thing from war crept into his dreams. Nightmares started as reminders of what he was spared of, but they intrigued him at first. He craved the duel of his dreamscapes until they crept over him when his eyes were opened. It was terrors he hadnât endured, ones he didnât know the outcome of and let alone how to fight. Ares had been woken, but he wasnât pleased. He craved the comfort of the constant envelope of adrenaline that kept him dormant, and in turn for his human bodyâs resistance, he tormented it. Bellamy was plagued with the traumas of not just his own lifetimeâs endurance, but thousands of others. What was no more than quips on his tongue had sharpened, a sinister influence coming over him and everything he strived for being put into action with a steady aim.
PRESENT DAY
Bellamy took the hands he shook at ceremonies, funerals, and deployments and twisted them behind the backs of those they belonged to. He buried he knife meant for his back into theirs, manipulating them by any means necessary to get the funds needed to help aid men like him who met another battle coming home after the war. He was able to not only gather money, but pave his own path to gaining more than just checks but building a foundation for veterans. However, not all of the money heâs collected has been handed over through a threat. Heâs engaged ways of manipulating others by dangling what they want, going against what is deemed right through the silver lining of morals and instead serving what he believes is the winning side, which is any means necessary to serve his cause for those left behind after giving it their all to the fight. Heâs smuggled weapons, supplies, and whatever else gets him the means of one golden handshake that makes it easier to get what he needs.Â
Heâs created a new man of himself, one that doesnât linger in fraying threads and sweat bound shirts from sleepless nights. Bellamy is a socialite that seems to have found his place overnight, and the world is aware of it. From being a guest in the homes of many important figures on Magnetic Island, to now owning one of the most lucrative properties looking over the water, heâs a force to be reckoned with. Heâs be a million dollar play boy had Bellamyâs intention not been to play, but simply to conquer for his own needs.
He has a reputation for quite literally crashing events for those sent to the top of the hierarchy but whatâs in their pockets rather than whatâs in their heads. He starts a fight, but resolves it, because every time he gets booted out he finds his way back in with his arm around someoneâs waist or their shoulders in a truce.Â
HEADCANONS (TW: EATING DISORDER, TORMENT, SCARS)
Itâs quite possible that Bellamy has yet to tap into more potential of the deity that rolls restlessly in his body because of the lack of confidence he has. Donât be fooled by those bloodied fists and laughter lines. Heâs confident in his strategy, but not why. Bellamyâs struggled with an eating disorder most of his life as a means of pushing himself through survival. Thereâs a fixation on how far he can push his body and its endurance to whatever he can instill upon it. On that brink of survival, when he pushes too far, he swears he finds a power but thatâs hardly it. Itâs a threat to his human vessel, and therefore a threat to the deity within him. Itâs an internal war, but thereâs never a victory. Itâs a loss that drives him to start all over, a sickness that if he isnât careful, even gilded mortality will eventually give out. Over the years, itâs been reinforced by battle tactics but without those threats, there is no danger but himself. Itâs evolved into a fight against more than just what if Iâm alone and Iâm stranded, what if Iâm tortured, what if Iâm without what I need to a fight heâs never been prepared for. He lingers in the world where beauty seems to be the most important weapon, and itâs something that canât be won the way wars are.
He is covered in scars from his service, and especially his capture. Most of them are on his back and torso, with some visible on his shoulder and one just along the left side of his jaw.
Bellamy has a few tattoos. On his shoulder, he has a large snake that wraps around from the lower part of the right side of his torso around his shoulders to his left shoulder and bicep as a life size snake. On his lower back, there is a vulture that spreads up to the middle of his back with three swords in its mouth that aligns with his spine. The hilts of the swords come right between his shoulder blades. The vultureâs throat, however, has the end of the snake coiled around it. His left wrist has another smaller snake whose head comes right over his right thumb.
WANTED CONNECTIONS
People he has helped through his ways of manipulation
People he spars with at the gym
Anyone heâs gotten into a fight with at public events and resolved it
Hook ups, and exes that ended badly or well
Someone who heâs blackmailing
Any fellow veterans
Unlikely friends













