Marcel

name: Marcel Kristoff Zimmermann nickname: Marc, Zimms birthday: january 23rd age: 36 gender: male race: human, were something occupation: manages a bakery deli, hockey coach retired professional athlete, represented Canada in Olympics education: associates, history major orientation: recently came out as gay marital: single, heartbroken

languages: English, Quebecois (fluent) voice: in public / accented handedness: left height: 6'2 weight: 210~ hair: brunette eyes: brown skin: tan, freckles and beauty marks birthplace: Outside Montreal, QC scent: old spice, cinnamon gum, fresh baked goods style: follows the trends, i suppose

Strengths: + keeps composed in public + strong immune system + loyal, devoted to those close to him + self-aware, respectful of others Likes: + sleeping in + war movies + the history channel + amateur photography + crunchy peanut butter w/ honey

Weaknesses: - severe anxiety - heart on his sleeve, paints an easy target - antisocial by accident, comes across as cold - recovering addict - soft spoken, can get talked/walked over Dislikes: - tabloids & his celebrity status - warm & hot drinks - bigots and the mob mentality - being spoken down to - being assumed as just a 'dumb, steroid filled jock'

Bad habits:
- takes three days to eat chinese take out, leftovers in general seem to easily be forgotten

- chews ice, will get cups full of it and munch away, to the cringes of others

- slips into Quebecois French when emotions are high, curses only in it

Personality:
he's a dry humoured sweetheart wrapped in a public image that's tainted him. overdose twisted into something it wasn't, Zimmermann had no chance to defend himself, no opportunities to come clean, fix things, give up the truth. ran out of the sport he loved, he's a soft soul, even if strangers make his shoulders hunch and his eyes downcast, waiting for the verbal blows he experienced for too many years. ignorant of any appeal he might bring from others, he expects the worst, pessimist in a permanent look of disbelief when things go well.