Book !, Chapter ^
Oh my,
where should I even begin with Maxwell?
He’s
definitely a top favorite of mine. After all, he’s second in the top three
sub-deities. Call him the Hades if you will. (And the Lawrence would be the
Zeus and Serene is the Poseidon, but let’s save them for another day). It’s
just, well, he’s done some-no, MANY questionable things. So no, I wouldn’t
consider him a good person, but he still has heart. Not to be that person, but
his actions are probably the reason his son hates him; Drake. Yes, that grouchy
wolf kid you met in the first chapter? This is his dad. Yeah.
Well,
let’s start. First his pros.
-He has
a soft spot for children.
-He
honestly tries to do what’s best.
-He has
a decent personality—good sense of humor (though can be sick), nice to his
friends, etc.
And now
the cons.
-That
soft spot for children is a LITTLE creepy sometimes.
-He’s a
huge control freak.
-He’s
incredibly sadistic and masochistic (he’s just a guy that enjoys pain in
general)
-Bloodthirsty
effer. Incredibly.
-He has
the mood swings of a PMS-ing teenage girl.
-He
loves the most violent way possible, even though we are a peaceful
organization.
Why did
listing his cons feel good I don’t know.
But
anyways, I can’t blame him though. His parents were slaughtered right in front
of him and his siblings when he was five. And he was the youngest. Then he’s
was split from his siblings in the adoption/foster system and was put in a
crappy house full of drunks. I think you might know how THAT turned out. Then
he had that ONE teacher at school that always made him feel like shit, which
encouraged the other students to do the same, and that just wore on his
mentality for years. (With a dramatic far fetched story you'd probably wouldn't believe me but TRUST ME it happened, as scary as it is) And once he got his abilities and was awakened, that did
not help.
When
you get awakened by me, your powers affect your personality/mentality a bit. For
example, awakening a passionate, bright, hot power like fire will make louder, more
confident, and even angrier (Alex).
So that
being said, Maxwell’s power is darkness, fear, and nightmares. You can probably
guess that this didn’t put a positive spin on his personality.
But
either, way, I’d wish he’d be a better role model, at least for his son.
While
Will was getting treated, Maxwell decided to visit Drake’s room. He creaked
open his bedroom door and slipped in, taking the form of a black cat. He hopped
onto Drake’s bed and circled around him. Drake happened to have taken the form
of a Siberian husky while he slept. Maxwell sat close to him and began to rub
himself against him, trying to wake him up (this all sounds really odd I know
but keep in mind they are animals right now). He purred. “Oh, my dearest son?”
Drake
growled and slowly opened his eyes. He glared at Maxwell. “What do you want
Dad?”
“I can’t
come say goodnight to my own son?”
“I went
to bed three hours ago Dad.”
“Hmph.
Well, you should have told me.”
“Why?”
“I
would have put you to bed.”
“I’m
not five anymore Dad. Add ten years, in case you haven’t caught up.” He rolled
over.
As sad
as it is, the most conflicting relationship that Maxwell has is with his own
son.
I love this Hannah, you always had an amazing imagination that will take you far!
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