Kenneth Sinclair

Character Information

Gender		Male
Species		Human
Age		25

Physical Appearance

Height		5'7"
Weight		150
Hair Color		Auburn
Eye Color		Blue-Gray
Physical Description		Kenneth is Caucasian, and has short to medium auburn hair that hangs slightly long in the front past his eyebrows. Kenneth is slim but still well defined. He is fit and mildly strong, but due to his small-ish stature tends to be looked at as a weakling.

Family

Spouse		None
Children		None
Father		Sebastian Sinclair (Deceased)
Mother		Judith Sinclair [née Miles] (Deceased)
Brother(s)		None
Sister(s)		Kira Sinclair (Fraternal Twin)
Other Family		N/A

Personality & Traits

General Overview		Generally a quiet, good natured young man. Likes to spend a lot of time on quieter pursuits. A good listener with a heart of gold. Tries tot he see the best in everyone now matter what. Not a big talker outside his job.
Hobbies & Interests		Hiking, reading, swimming, bicycling.

Personal History

Kenneth is the son of one of the few non-corrupt senators. His father was well known for his crusade against both military and government corruption, as well as fighting against many big companies for bribery and other corruption. This made him target for many groups trying to keep the status quo. When Kenneth and his fraternal twin sister Kira were six, his parents were targeted by a successful assassination attempt made to look a terrorist attack. The attack (a car bombing) killed Kenneth's father, mother, eight other civilians, and injured fifteen others. Rumors flew around the capital that car bombing was actual a calculated attack meant to silence a voice of dissent and stop other from speaking out against others. An anti-government group took credit for the attack, though most people know this is a thinly veiled ruse to excuse the deaths. Kenneth and his sister were spirited away shortly there after to keep them safe and away from the world of politics and government corruption. For the next twelve years the two children moved from place to place. The two children stayed close until they went separate ways when they turned eighteen.