Isaac Bishop

Male

20

Isaac is one of the six students and an English Major. He assumes the role of the White Rabbit in the dreamscape.

The White Rabbit

American and Australian

Fair

Lightly muscled

He has a light spray of freckles over his nose and cheeks.

145

5’9

Chocolate Brown

Short and wavy

Beard, short

Grey brown

He is an esteemed young writer

Deaf in his right ear
Depressed

-ESTJ
-He places a lot of importance on traditional, rules, and honor. He would rather change his opinion than compromise his reputation.
-Because of his outlook, he is often rigid and stubborn. He would make an excellent leader although that is not the path he has chosen.
-He is self-confident and believes that self-sacrifice is the most noble course to helping others
-He prides himself at being honest but is somewhat unpredictable as he is constantly changing himself to fit other's molds for him which has taken a toll on his mental health.
-He keeps his choices and opinions to himself in order to avoid people disliking him
-He has incredibly high expectations for himself

Writing as well as Debate

He envies those who have his power of leadership without feeling the need to change themselves for others.

-He’s too reserved in his opinions to speak out against injustice
-His disposition can make him hard to like

-Maintaining his Honor and Dignity
-Fulfilling his promises to others
-Spite for life

He speaks with brevity and tends to keep his stronger opinions to himself to avoid altercation

Steel Gray

English Major

Meat pies and fairy bread

Isaac’s Quill Pen

The pen is mightier than the sword?

Ravens

Student

He does not follow an organized religion

He keeps his political opinions strictly to himself as he feels that they spur men against one another more easily than anything else.

He grew up in Australia and found himself fascinated by the classic literature. Now he intends to become a writer himself. He speaks English fluently and a bit of Latin as well.

July 1st

He grew up with three brothers and seeked to distinguish himself from them. Writing was his way of doing so. As a child, Isaac couldn't stand being disliked and often found himself lying about his opinions and interests to make others like him. As he grew up, he started to lose his own personality and became depressed.