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hypnosis

i admit that i am intoxicated, but i also really want to give up controle to another

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• Peter Pan • Lost Boy • Age Unknown • Rudy Pankow

We are the reckless, we are the wild youth...

Although looked up to by his band of Lost Boys (he still calls them the Lost Boys, though a few girls have fallen under his command), Peter is not always one to be trusted. He’s apt to forget you if you’re not around constantly, and won’t apologize for any irresponsibility on his part. Life’s a game, and he’s always ready to play. While the once beloved Wendy lies somewhere in the recesses of his mind, Peter pretends he never knew her. Peter is so good at playing pretend, that one never knows what he thinks is a game, and what is real life. His crew doesn’t mind though; they have to not mind, or they might find themselves killed off, or worse, banished. 

The history of Pan and Hook is a long and violent one, starting from the first time the captain came to the Neverland. While Peter chooses to believe that the captain is only after him for taking his hand, the boy has taken much more from Hook than that. He is responsible for the death of Hook’s wife, and on a whim, Peter had convinced the pirate’s daughter to come be a lost boy. After banishing Birdie for growing too old, he forgot about her; just as he forgot about Mary Hook, the first person that had wanted to be a mother to him. 

He taunts the old codfish relentlessly, unwilling to admit that he ever did the man any wrong, believing he had every right to take his hand (while in reality, James had been giving him a lesson in swordsmanship at the time). Pan is free as a bird, although there is an ache inside of him, as though there is something much bigger that he is missing out on. While Peter is normally good natured, there is a darkness that lies behind his eyes. Cross him, and there’ll be hell to pay.

Personality:

+ Adventurous, Excitable, Friendly

- Careless, Selfish, Irrational

Peter Pan is TAKEN!

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Meeko Helaku | 27 | Kleptomania, Hoarding | Christian Coma | Pocahontas

Meeko Helaku had always been into everything. He had very little self control, even as a child. He was diagnosed with ADHD at a young age because he was having trouble staying still and concentrating on his classes. However, Meeko’s issues were a lot deeper than that. The young boy was very impulsive, and always took toys from his siblings, or jewelry from his mother, and hid them in his room. He didn’t need any of these things, he just couldn’t resist the urge to take them. Afterward, he would feel intense guilt and either return the items when no one was paying attention or hide them away under his bed. When he was 8 years old, his two friends dared him one day to steal a game from the store, and he did so without a second thought. It was at that moment that it began.

After taking the risk of stealing the game from a store and getting away with it, he felt a rush of adrenaline like he never had before. The next time he was in a store, he couldn’t resist trying again. It became a vicious cycle: a strong impulse to steal, stealing without hesitation, the rush, and then the guilt. He kept the items he stole hidden under his bed, and every once in a while he would feel terrified of being found out and sent to jail. When he was 16, he got caught for the first time stealing a cd from a store in the mall. His mother came and got him from the security office in the mall and admonished him. He apologized to her and the store owner, and got off with a warning for his first offense.

It seemed that they had all just moved on from the incident, when his mother started noticing random items appearing that she hadn’t bought him, and she knew he didn’t have the money to buy them himself. One day when he was out, she decided to investigate in his room, and that was when she found the stash of hidden items under the bed. She sent him to a facility similar to the clubhouse to get some help, and when he got out, it appeared he was cured… for a while.

He moved out and started a life on his own, and lived under the radar for a while. His roommates, the two best friends he’d first stolen for, found out about his disorder and started using his talents to their advantage. When the guilt would catch up with him, Meeko would tell them he wasn’t going to do it anymore, but they used his guilt and fear against him, threatening to turn him in for all he’d done. Meeko spiraled out of control, and he started keeping to himself more and more, his room becoming a cluttered, hoarded mess as he withdrew from everyone out of fear and shame. He avoided his roommates, but they still coerced him into stealing all sorts of nice and expensive things for them. Once when he refused, one of his friends told his Meeko’s boss about his disorder and got him fired.

Ashamed of his behavior and the loss of his job, he couldn’t bring himself to ask his mother for help, and he became dependent upon his two friends. They threatened to kick him out each time he tried to refuse, and he would cave in. He lived like this for two more years until he was caught again at the age of 27, partially because he had given up and he wanted out. Given his history and the hoarder’s paradise they found in his room, the police wouldn’t believe him when he told them he was coerced. He was sent to the clubhouse for a more intensive evaluation and rehabilitation program.

Meeko is much happier at the clubhouse because he is free of the influence and manipulation of his friends. He is known to take small trinkets that really have no value, food, and especially shiny things whenever he can, with a bad habit of hiding them in his pants until he can get back to his room. It is unclear where his new stash is hidden, but the staff won’t let him hoard things like he had in his room at the old apartment, which bothers him deeply. He is prone to throwing fits when his things are taken away, and has struck out at staff before for trying to clear his room out.

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Kristoff Bjorgman | 22 | Schizotypal Personality Disorder | Scott Michael Foster | Frozen

Kristoff was always the quiet one – in his family, in his class, in his very small group of friends. He never felt the need to socialize, and he rarely reached out to others. He enjoyed spending time outdoors, isolated from civilization and his responsibilities. He felt at home in the middle of the wilderness, and would often spend days at a time camping in the woods.

When he was about 15, however, he started to feel a change within himself. He started… hearing things that weren’t there. For example, whenever he would go on hikes, he would hear the animals speaking to him. Squirrels, rabbits, even caribou. He could hardly believe it at first, but as time went on, he started talking back, spending hours sitting in the forest just speaking to his “animal friends.”

One day, he decided to reveal his “gift” to his parents by bringing a caribou, which he’d named Sven, home and attempting to hold a conversation with him. Needless to say, his parents were alarmed by his behavior, and immediately called a mental health professional to schedule a mental evaluation for their poor son. During his first visit with the psychiatrist, Kristoff was diagnosed with Schizotypal Personality Disorder with Increased Delusions and was immediately admitted to The Clubhouse for treatment and mental rehabilitation.

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Tito Chavez | 21 | Hyperactivity and I.E.D. | Dave Franco | Oliver and Company

One of seven brothers and sisters, Tito was the one that everyone was often telling to shut up. He was over excited by anything, getting so hyper that often times he would be threatened with bodily harm if he didn’t stop.  He couldn’t help it, he just enjoyed being needed and included within his family. When he graduated high school, he went into college, not because he generally wanted a high education, he just wanted to see what the parties were like and take classes that interested him. He was soon enveloped into a Fraternity, becoming the party boy, the one who always seemed to be having the best time at whatever keg party or get together was thrown. His grades suffered, but not too bad that he got kicked out. However, his Frat brothers soon noticed that Tito would get so worked up he started breaking things, they weren’t too worried, they broke things sometimes too sometimes, it happened.

However, one party would be one of Tito’s last, he ended up getting mad over a freshmen dumping a solo cup of beer down his shirt, at first the poor kid thought Tito was having a laugh, until Tito’s fist collided with his jawbone. Yelling in Spanish, and continuing to pummel and hit the poor kid for ruining his shirt, it took half of Tito’s Frat to pull him off and get him out of the house. His one good friend in there helped take him to the hospital, horrified at what had happened and knowing it wasn’t usually like their good friend to just start abusing a person like that. They found out he had I.E.D, and Hyperactivity. Chavez laughed at the Hyperactivity, not knowing that was actually a thing. He was admitted into The Clubhouse in hopes of teaching him how to control his outbursts, and control his incessant need to be constantly moving, talking, and whatever else he tended to do during one of his Hyper episodes.

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Marshall “Mars” O’Hara | 24 | Substance Abuse & Schizophrenia | Ben Bruce | Alice In Wonderland

Mars never made sense; his friends always referred good naturedly to him being the crazy one. He’d come up with off the wall things, was always found in weird or obscure places usually drunk off his ass or looking like the one having the most fun. His parents worried about his bad habits, holding interventions and trying to get him to sober up, or at least take a break. He refused and continued down his path of destruction. He wasn’t a bad person; he had plenty of friends, a good sense of humor, and was usually willing to do anything for anyone.

However when he started going off into tangents to thin air people truly started getting worried. At parties they’d find him in a corner, talking away, insisting he was talking to someone and would get angry whenever someone told him it was air. His mood seemed to shift from childlike silliness to him nearly breaking down a wall with a bar stool. His friends, worried, got together with his family, and cornered him one day after a particularly bad alcohol binge. When they went to go into his room to talk they heard frantic yelling, opening the door to find Mars in the corner between his bed and nightstand yelling at someone to shut up, pulling at his hair and when he saw them he started blaming his parents for the voices.

They called 911 and found out after a twenty four hour surveillance of Marshall that he had severe schizophrenia and a case of substance abuse, him going into withdrawals and clinging to the toilet for half of it. The doctors suggested The Clubhouse and his parents admitted the young man. “Mars” doesn’t think he has anything wrong with him, having come to terms with his alcohol problem and will tell you it isn’t a problem and to go about your business. His schizophrenic outbursts are usually terrifying, and very often, sometimes sedation is required but getting him to come quietly isn’t the best, he’ll laugh in doctor’s faces and take off on a chase.

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Gene “Genie” Agius | 24 | Counselor | Jensen Ackles | Aladdin

Gene grew up in a good home, the oldest of three kids. However, his parents worked a lot, so Gene often ended up looking over his younger siblings. Feeling he had to do everything for them, he often spent more time doing stuff for them than for himself. At school he did well, and had many friends, his friendliness and humor gaining him a fair few, but his need to keep his siblings in line often kept him from spending time with them.  He seemed fairly normal, but they didn’t know of his mood swings, he’d be fine one minute and the next he’d be so depressed he would contemplate suicide, or would get so worked up and hyper it would take him awhile to come down. His parents didn’t notice it, he hid it well from them and his siblings for years.

After a few years and an incident at home, Genie was sent to a mental institute to get help for his Cyclothymia. While there he not only learned to cope with his disorder and not let it control him but he also met his future wife, Rapunzel. As he got better, the head of the facility suggested Genie go into counseling to help those like him at the very place he had been admitted to for help.

Now a part of the staff, Genie is determined to help those that need it, to let them know you can get out of The Clubhouse and live a normal life, including having a family and someone to love. He has a small office on the same wing as the other councillors and is often found flitting from it to around the building wherever he thinks he may be needed, he still forgets sometimes that he’s a staff member and can be found in the rec room asleep on the couch or watching television. If “his Punzie” is cooking, he is in the kitchen, hovering and tasting everything, especially if it’s a pie, or cooking something himself (often cheeseburgers). He is never too busy to lend an ear if someone needs to talk, and will try to give advice the best he can or cheer someone up.

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Lucas “Lock” Aiken | 22 | Intermittent Explosive Disorder | Jared Leto | The Nightmare Before Christmas

Lucas was the middle child of the Aiken children, only a year apart on both sides with his older sister and his younger brother.  The three were a weird trio, Lucas being the bossiest, often getting into arguments with his sister, Shock, she’d take over whatever it was they were doing and Lucas often responded with “MAKE ME” then got terribly upset when his plans were looked over in favor for hers. He didn’t like being bossed around, but eventually went along anyway to keep the peace. By the time he was 6 he was coming home with notes pinned to him about verbal arguments with the teachers, their mother had him looked over, the psychologist thought it was O.D.D, and put him on medication for it. However, he was treating something that didn’t exist in the small boy, and as he got older it just got worse. He continued to torment the neighborhood and town with his two siblings, and in high school the girls chased him because of his good looks and “bad boy” image, he liked the attention for a while but was easily bored with his girlfriends and would rage at them until they ran away from him in tears.  He’d feel bad afterwards though, but it would be too late to apologize. Once his sister was put in an asylum, Lock continued to run plans; he was mischievous by nature and spread chaos throughout, getting sent to the office often and suspended left and right until they graduated high school, only graduating because he was intelligent enough to keep his grades up.

Lock went to college the following year after he graduated high school, his outbursts that were believed to be O.D.D had turned into something different altogether. When signing up for dorms he got into it with people who assigned rooms and told the woman she was an idiot to her face when he found out she’d messed up his room assignments.  He spent his first couple years of college sort of floating through it, roommates changing often because he’d last a few weeks with them until he chased them off.  When he was 22 things finally came down to the last straw when they had to pull him off his roommate, he had the guy by the shirt and was screaming in his face about homework. Apparently Lock was doing homework and his roommate had been playing his music too loud and set him off. They got him to a psychologist, by then the aggressive episode was over, and he was chill almost lethargic. The psychologist then realized this was Intermittent Explosive Disorder, and he clearly wasn’t able to handle it by himself, so he sent the middle Aiken to Disney Asylum.

Lock is mischievous and charming. He loves causing trouble and will often be able to pull a plan out of thin air. He doesn’t see the asylum as a place to get help; it’s just another place to stir up trouble and often brushes the doctors off. The explosive episodes happen often, because he never had them properly taken care of, anything can set him off. He does deep down, want the aggressive episodes to stop; he blames it for a lot of his failed relationships. But try getting him to admit that, is like dancing with the devil.