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Oliver:



[SIZE=11pt]Archaeology aficionado, bright, inquisitive, level headed, but temperamental, and an avid fantasy game fan. His victimized past and his parent’s preference for his younger brother Patrick leaves a lot of pent up frustration, which he utilized fantasy games as a means of relieving stress. He has high aspirations of being an archaeologist like his father, but is sometimes too unrealistic in planning his future, which causes him stress.[/SIZE]

Bianca:



[SIZE=11pt]A friend of Oliver, who often questions Oliver’s motives and actions. Bianca is a self-professed nerd who excels in literature, but is socially awkward at times. Uncertain about her own future, and easily envious of other writers, she is difficult on herself frequently, but displays a positive attitude toward others and their work. Her parents divorced when she was 12, and she lived with her mother ever since. Easily gets angry at self for her lack of prowess in literature, but constantly strives and sets goals to be better. Strongly believes that skill is based off talent + hard work, but one can’t survive without the other. [/SIZE]

Josephine:



[SIZE=11pt]One of the ‘popular kids’, but refuses to participate in doing whatever immature acts her peers seem to delight in, Josephine feels compassion and sympathy toward Oliver and Bianca instead of teasing and bullying them. She’s a sporty, athletic pugilist who surprisingly is an above average student with a [/SIZE][SIZE=14.6666669845581px]speciality[/SIZE][SIZE=11pt] in mathematics. She suffered a tragic past which claimed the lives of her parents, and was taken to an orphanage. She eventually warms up to the party after discovering their plight, misfortunes, and past and compares it to her own. [/SIZE]

Patrick:



[SIZE=11pt]Dark, brooding, and a loner who hates everyone, and apathetic, his negative spirit and thoughts cause the artefact to transport him to a dark world.. His hatred of others stems from his own hatred toward himself, that if he can’t be happy, no one else can. He soon realizes that everyone should value their own lives as well as others, and that both extremes are unhealthy. [/SIZE]