Name: Yumeomiru Samezameto is the name of his human, reincarnated form, though, to make things much easier, he usually asks just to be called Sam. On the other hand, as a `fallen angel', he was known as Samael.

Name Meaning: "Yame o miru" is Japanese for "to dream" and "Samezameto" is "bitterly" so, basically, his reincarnated name means "to dream bitterly" Mainly, I chose this because, before he realized that he is the reincarnated form a fallen angel, he often dreamt quite bitterly and quite badly about his days as an angel. Of course, it could also refer to his rather bitter dream of being an angel once more...or his painful dream involving sweet, sweet Lucia. On the other hand, then, his angelic name was Sameal which reflected his position as the Angel of Death.

Age: Eighteen

Date of Birth: June 13

Astrological Sign: Gemini

Bloodtype: Type B

Alignment: Of course, he stands neutral at the very beginning and this is very suited to him and, as things progress, his soul is drawn equally between the two sides, between the desire to help his once beloved friend and the deep bitterness at both Lucifer' s betrayal and his own subsequent death.

Strengths: Probably one of Sam's greatest strengths is the fact that he has a rather easy-going outlook in life. Generally speaking, he doesn't get worked up over too many things and, honestly, it would take an awful lot to really get him angry. Beyond this, the boy can be rather charming when he wishes and, in place of any real fighting skill, he often has the wits to talk himself out of any situation in which he may find himself. Of course, if this doesn't work for him, then he could always use his rather androgynous beauty to work his way out of a tight situation. Though, if the fight were over something important or if it involved someone whom he counted as a friend, then his deep and often blind loyalty would probably drive him to fight, regardless of the odds or consequences. Still, beyond these, Sam is quite the intelligent boy and, when he actually applies himself to something, then he can actually do very well, whether it be schoolwork or projects for his band. Speaking of his band, he is a very creative person and, beyond being very adept at playing the piano, the bass guitar, the violin, and the flute, he also tends to write the music and lyrics for most of Wingless' songs.

Weaknesses: Well, perhaps the most glaring of Sam's weaknesses would be the fact that he's entirely sightless. Still, going beyond this, another strong weakness is the dreams that've been haunting him for two years now and the ever-growing belief that he's steadily going crazy. Of course, another side-effect of these dreams is a growing awareness of just how confining his flesh is as well as a growing distaste for the men around him--not that he lets this show regularly, naturally. Anyway, he also tends to be rather lazy about things unless it's something that he really wants to do and, if it's anything nearing work, then it'd take loads of motivation to get him working on it. Of course, he's also been known to be given to fits of blind loyalty to his closest friends as well as fits of foolish bravery and pride. Beyond this, his endless flirting with anyone within a fifty-foot radius, his dedication to life as a sensualist, and his near obsession with anything having to do with Wingless all tend to be problematic.

Likes: Well, as a sensualist, Sam enjoys anything that is pleasing to any of the five senses: basically, anything that feels nice to the touch, smells good, tastes good, or sounds good is great by him. Of course, this also means he enjoy things of a sexual nature, too, and he's only too happy to spend time with any of his fans. Beyond that, he loves anything musical to the point of obsession and he'd probably be more than content to just be locked in a room with some musical instruments for the rest of his life. Still, other pleasures for Sam include being able to sleep in (as long as no dreams are involved), lounge around, pig out on junk food, spend time with his father, and, as more of a recent development, to be alone. Recently, he's discovered the joy of being alone in certain places in the city where things aren't entirely bad yet though, for whatever reasons, these places seem to tug at unpleasant places in his mind and his heart.

Dislikes: Probably Sam's greatest dislike would be the damned dreams, as well as the slowly creeping sensation of insanity that they tend to bring, so, as a result, sleep has become something that he rather abhors. Beyond this, he's lately found a slowly growing hatred of his fellow man and, though he hides it carefully, he still finds it lying like a pebble against his heart. Also, betrayal is something that he absolutely cannot stand and it is one thing that quite easily wound him. Still, more mundane things do get on his nerves. Naturally, any cluttered rooms or rooms with a difficult layout of furniture annoy him if just for the fact that they're quite hard to navigate. Of course, in this same vein, any unannounced rearranging of furniture tends to annoy him greatly as does the rare occasions when his step-mother decides to `clean' his room. Beyond this, he also tends to rather dislike having to apply himself to anything--besides music--and, generally, school work isn't thought of much unless it's a subject that he readily enjoys. Of course, his dislike of school could also come from his general inability to sit still for any given length of time. Also, he tends to strongly dislike cigarette smoke and will leave a room if someone is smoking, whether it be straight tobacco or something stronger.

Greatest Fear: Sam's greatest fear is that, much like his biological mother, he is going crazy.

Motivation: Above all else, music motivates Sam.

Favorite Food: Though all food holds a special place in Sam's heart, he tends to favor pizza above all else, regardless of topping or crust, just because it's simply the ultimate greasy party food...and it tends to appeal to many senses at once.

Least Favorite Food: Sam's least favorite food would have to be tofu if just for the fact that it's an extremely poor substitute for pretty much anything. It's like a joke food or something, to him.

What grade are they in: 12th grade, a Senior in high school

Marks: In classes that he seriously applies himself, Sam generally manages to bring in high As. In classes that he doesn't bother with too much, he tends to manage Bs.

Favorite Class: Naturally, Sam's favorite class is the music classes, if just for the fact that it lets him do something he very much loves...and he gets graded on it.

Least Favorite Class: On the other hand, Sam's least favorite class would be anything that is even remotely involved with religion. After all, it's all a complete lie. Like God and the Devil really exist...

Personality: An abundant and seemingly endless energy seems to run all through Sam's personality and it is probably this which lends him a certain childlike quality. Still, it is this same childlike quality that seems to run at odds with the almost ethereal sensuality that seems to shroud his every movement and draw those around him closer still. Of course, this well of energy can be quite annoying, as well, as it is what causes him to be nearly entirely unable to sit still for any length of time without fidgeting and squirming. It is probably this energy, as well, that drives him in his obsession over Wingless and, despite their more than moderate success as a band, he only wishes to drive them to the greatest height that they can reach. To him, music is the most important thing in his life and all else seems to pale when he's working on the perfect lyrics or the perfect musical score. Still, where he once treasured the exhilaration of being on stage and once soaked up the fans' adoration like a self-indulgent sponge, lately a slightly bitter note has been creeping into it all. Of course, he's come to blame this on the terribly bloody dreams that'd been haunting him for almost two years now and, though he tries almost desperately to hide it, he has become greatly afraid that these dreams--and their resulting paranoias--will drive him to the same insanity that caused his biological mother to blind him then to kill herself. Then again, even since the dreams had started, he's also started to notice just how limited the human flesh is and it often aggravates him to the point of madness when he finds that he cannot do something. Going in hand with this, he's also noticed a soft hatred for both his own human flesh and that of those around him creeping into his consciousness though, with a deep desperation, he tries to ignore this. Still, quite naturally, he hides all these things under his endless energy and, in the stead, he shows the world a personality of a sensualist; one who's after little but a good time with good friends. Like most teenaged men, he tends to show a streak of laziness unless it's something that he very much wants to do and many have found that it's more than slightly difficult to motivate Sam to do something he's set against. Then again, it's not really fair to say that he's entirely dumb or lazy; he does earn good grades in school and, if it's something that he likes, then he'll throw himself into it with an almost fanatical zeal. The same can be said for his attitude toward friends. To almost everyone around him, he is quite friendly and, despite a person's preference or opinion of him, Sam will flirt with pretty much anyone, regardless. On that same note, he'll also sleep with pretty much anyone that catches his interest, regardless, and he knows quite well how to use the ethereal sensuality and the sexy androgyny of his body to his advantage. Not that he takes advantage of this too often; just when there are few other options left. Still, to the friends to whom he is very close, he is utterly and almost blindly devoted and, for these, he will literally do anything.

Appearance: The forefront thing about Sam's appearance is a deep androgyny as well as an almost ethereal sensuality that often draws people to him like moths to a flame. Though it is clear that he's a male, he tends to foster a feminine appearance both on-stage and off and, though it might be questionable to some, most find it quite appealing. In height, Sam is fairly average at around six feet, give or take a few inches, and his weight is slender without either being entirely emaciated nor overly muscle-bound. Of course, it wouldn't quite be fair to say that he's without any muscle tone; more that it's just the sort that one would call wiry or even underdeveloped. His skin tone is almost exquisitely pale and smooth as fine cream and it is entirely unmarked, except for a tiny scar at his right side just above the hip. The color changing almost with every week, his hair is currently an extremely pale blond which, in truth, is rather closer to white. In style, the bangs and sides of this cascades down smoothly over his face and ears, at times even obscuring at least half his face, while the rest is tied back in a small tail at the nape of his neck. His facial features are generally attractive, if not standard: a set of soft pink and completely kissable lips, an unobstructive nose and a set of eyes that were once a rich soulful brown but which have been faded to a near-white. Desiring to hide this imperfection of his eyes, Sam tends to wear fashionable dark glasses at all times and, when this is not an option, he merely makes certain that his eyelids are closed. In clothing, Sam tends to pick things that will compliment and show off his body and he tends to wear these pretty much exclusively. Anything from wife beaters to tight middy tops to almost entirely unbuttoned button-up shirts-- really anything that'd show off his cute little midriff--to leather pants to vinyl pants to bondage pants, all worn extremely low on his hips, of course. Naturally, all this is well complimented with any number of necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings and the like, as well as a chain worn about his waist.

Social Status: Sam is extremely popular, if just thanks to the fact that he's in a band. Naturally, this lends to him any number of groupies and, even beyond these, he often manages to befriend people quite easily. Of course, there are always a number of people who look down on him for his femme appearance or his sensualistic approach to life, but those people don't count, right? To his teachers, he can be either a blessing or a curse, depending on their general outlook to things and, to other adults, he can be much the same. Some he'll treat with his usual good humor and rather odd approach at respect while those who don't take his humor and energy well, he'll usually just try to avoid.

Love Life: In his life as an angel, Samael was utterly devoted to Lucifer and, despite the Light's desperate love for God, the Angel of Death carried much the same for his dear friend. Still, his current form doesn't seem to have any recall of this and, as such, he doesn't really have any strong love connection. Of course, he has the usual band of groupies and the people who want him for his looks, but it never really goes any deeper than a one night--maybe two, if it goes well--stand. Naturally, though, he'll sleep with anyone who catches his interest and it often fails to matter whether they are male or female.

Family, Friends:

--Yumeomiru Heiwani ("To dream peacefully"): Heiwani is Sam's father and, perhaps, his greatest friend. A professor of Ancient Biblical History at Eden's most highly favored college, he is one of those men that is never too busy to take a moment to help a troubled student or a few hours to help a fellow professor-in-need. Though he knew that Sam's birth was an unplanned event, he never doubted that he wanted the child, even when his then-wife wished for nothing more than to abort. Even after the unpleasant events of the woman's death, Heiwani fought to regain custody of his son and, once the boy was once more his responsibility, he knew that he'd always put his beloved son first above all else. Still, rather than be shocked or appalled by his son's choice in dress and lifestyle, he supports Sam in all that he does and nothing would make him happier than to see is son's dreams come true.

-- Ember ("Smoldering remains of a fire"): Ember is Sam's biological mother, though she never longed for the position. Really, she only wished for one night with Heiwani and, when she found herself pregnant with his child, she wanted nothing more than to be rid of the dratted thing. Of course, they fought over this endlessly, but, one way or another, Heiwani managed to convince her not only to keep the child, but also to marry him. Of course, this didn't fare well upon the woman's faint grip on sanity and, after an unpleasant pregnancy, she gave birth to a lovely male child. Still, she refused to care for this same, so most of the responsibility fell upon Heiwani's shoulders. Yet, the one time she was left to care for the child, she found that she couldn't get it to stop crying and, driven quite mad by this, she threw a portion of paint thinner in the child's face. Still, while Heiwani rushed the child to the hospital, Ember shattered a mirror and then used the shards to cut up her pretty little face. Of course, this was what indicated to Heiwani that his wife was beyond slightly eccentric and he took to a local sanatorium. She didn't last long there, though. Within a week, she had killed herself in her room.

-- Gleda ("To make happy"): Gleda is Sam's step-mother and Heiwani' s second wife. A woman of great beauty, grace, and humor, she is really the envy of the town, yet she is almost divinely loyal to her husband and her step-son. Still, despite all her positives, Gleda can be a bit of a ditz, though it's always in the cutest and most charming of ways, and she also tends to try to baby both her husband and her step-son. Yet, despite all, she honestly does manage to get on well with Sam and, to him, she is his mother. In work, she is a kindergarten teacher and, in her spare moments, she does what she can to help her son with his band.

Birthplace: Sam was born in New Eden.

Current Residence: Sam lives with his father and step-mother in a pleasant but not overly opulent house. No fancier than most of the other houses in the area, it is pleasantly arranged and designed with a large porch at the front and a nice-sized yard in the back, complete with a garden of its own. Sam's personal bedroom is on the second floor and, besides having a bathroom of its own, it also has a rather large closet which is just great for his needs. Though he rarely keeps it entirely clean, he usually does manage to keep it from being a complete disaster area. Still, it's decorated in the style one'd associate with a person of Sam's tastes: various posters on the wall, clothes and jewelry strewn about, make-up atop one of the dressers, a television half obscured by a feathered shawl, an extremely large case absolutely bursting with CDs, various comic books lying about and on the bed--which, itself, is noticeably unmade- -and any number of books lying about, as well. Beyond this room, though, Sam has made the attic into something of a studio and it is often here that Wingless will practice or just hang out.

History:

In the time before time, a deity that became known as God had a notion to create some beings to keep himself company and, from this notion came the creatures known as angels. Of course, everyone knows of Lucifer, the most radiant and beautiful of them all, but this history deals with another of God's angels: Samael, the Angel of Death.

As the name implies, Samael was the angel that God would send to deal death to his children in any of their forms and, as such, he often found his hands and wings dipped in blood. Still, despite this, Samael did have the natural love for his God, but this often seemed overshadowed by his love for his fellow angel, Lucifer. As such, the Angel of Death befriended the Morning Star and he rather rapidly became almost blindly devoted to him. Naturally, this made it easy for Samael to pick sides when Lucifer decided to slaughter the disgusting and only slightly amusing creatures that God chose to call humans and, with complete abandon, he threw himself into something that was really little more than his life's duty. Still, this heartless slaughtering saddened and angered God greatly and, gathering together these newly fallen angels, he sealed them away for what he thought would be the rest of eternity.

Even during this loneliness and isolation, Samael did what he could to comfort his friend, but he found his trust and devotion to Lucifer tested when the other started to openly repent what had been done. Naturally, this only served to confuse and anger the Angel of Death as he had put complete faith in Lucifer and his rebellion. To find that the revolution and their subsequent imprisonment were all for nothing was just too much for him and, gathering together a troupe of like-minded angels, he led them against his most beloved friend.

The fighting went on for days on end and, even to Samael's eyes, it could be seen that Lucifer would doubtlessly be the victor. In his great pride, Samael was unable to bear this thought and he went to the Morning Star in search of a battle to end all the battles. Though it wounded him greatly to have to fight someone so dear to him, he banned these more loving thoughts in favor of the bitterness that Lucifer's betrayal had given him and, setting his heart against his beautiful friend, he fought with all the fury in his fiery body. Still, even though this fury allowed him to make a dire wound upon the beautiful one's flesh, it was also this which caused his undoing.

In a moment of rage, Lucifer released a burst of energy for which Samael had been entirely unprepared and it was this burst of energy which put an end to the once feared Angel of Death. Still, for whatever reason, God was not finished with Samael's soul and, before it could fall to ruin, he caught it in his great power. After a time of deliberation, God decided that he would allow the soul of the great Angel of Death to be reincarnated in Eden as one of the lowly men that he had so hated in his angelic life.

Yumeomiru Samezameto was never meant to be. Ember, his mother, only wanted a one night stand with the handsome History professor who had so caught her eyes and, when she found that she was pregnant, she reacted in the manner that only the barely sane can manage. She wept. She lashed out at Heiwani for putting her in such a position. She demanded that the baby be aborted so that she could go back to her life as a starving artist. Still, Heiwani insisted that the child should be allowed to live and, using a mixture of his soft charm and gentle bribes, he managed to convince Ember to carry the child to term. So, nine months later, Sam was born to a loving father and a mother who despised every last inch of him.

Quite aware of his wife's feelings, Heiwani was often the one to care for the infant and Ember, for her part, did as little as possible for the small life that she had helped to create. Still, it wasn't always possible for things to be like this and, when Sam was only a little over two years old, he was left in his mother's care. Yet, being so young, he knew no better and, left alone with the woman, he sought her out to keep him company and entertain him. Ember, on the other hand, was more intent on finishing a painting and, upon being hassled by the toddler, she flew to an act of desperation. Unthinkingly, she threw a container of paint thinner at the child and, as one would expect, some of this splashed into the child's eyes. Now left with a screaming child, she found things only worse and, unable to get any work done at all, she left the house entirely.

It was only a few hours later when Heiwani returned to a house full of the sounds of his son screaming and, at once, he stumbled upon Sam. Still sitting where his mother had left him, the boy's face was as red as a beet and his eyes were as pale as the edge of the morning's sky. Deathly concerned for his son, Heiwani quickly took the boy to the hospital and it was soon revealed that the boy would never be able to see again. Of course, this was the least of the family's problems.

It wasn't long before the authorities were alerted in this case and, fearing child abuse, they rapidly took Sam away from his parents. Heiwani was heartbroken by this, naturally, though it proved to be only one of his troubles. It seemed that, while the father was busy taking his son to the hospital, the mother had been overcome with grief. In this state, she shattered a lovely mirror that had been hanging in the hall and, using these shards, she cut her pretty little face to ribbons. Seeing that his wife was in no mental state to take care of herself, Heiwani regretfully checked the woman into a sanitarium where she committed suicide only a matter of days later. Left entirely alone, the man fought hard to regain custody of his only child, but it was still almost two years before Sam was returned to him. Left as a single father with a blind son, Heiwani devoted himself and his life to raising his son as a single father until, when Sam was in the sixth grade, he met Gleda.

It was a short courtship before Heiwani and Gleda were married in a small 'no-frills' civil service with Sam as the best man and, though there always seems to be problems involving step-families, Sam rather readily took the woman to heart as his mother. In fact, to him, Gleda was more his mother than that crazy woman who'd blinded him when he was little but a child and he was only too happy to have the woman in his life. Really, Sam was pretty much blissful with all things in his life at that time and, when, a few years later, one of his friends suggested starting a band, he more than happily agreed. Calling themselves Wingless, they devoted themselves to bringing a mix of glam and rock to Eden and, with suprising speed, they rose to great popularity within the city. It seemed that almost every weekend Wingless was playing at least one venue and, wherever they played, they found themselves entertaining a packed house. They had all the hangings of a great band--including a fanatical troupe of groupies-- and, as head singer of the group, Sam found himself to be quite the popular young man.. For quite a long while, Sam relished this life of fame and fun, but it seemed to turn somewhat bittersweet in his Sophomore year of High School.

It was then that the dreams started.

Though Sam had no way of knowing it, the dreams started when the Seal binding Lucifer and the other fallen angels was broken and these dreams were little but his soul's memories of its life as the Angel of Death. Still, to Sam, they were horrible nightmare visions of blood and gore and death, filled with creatures of exquisite beauty slaughtering humans, slaughtering each other. Naturally, he couldn't understand any of these nor could he understand the strange new feelings that these dreams seemed to be awakening in him and all he could do was hide this from the world outside of himself. After all, it could be a sign that he'd soon end up just as his biological mother...

Writing Sample:

The sun shone softly in the paleness of the soft cascades of Sam's hair as he slowly made his way through the crowded campus and, his body moving with a naturally sensual grace, the boy could almost feel the heads turning to watch him as he passed amongst them. Still, where this once brought him a glib sort of pleasure, now he could only feel a vague sort of anger at it and it was this that surpassed him. After all, why should it anger him that people liked to watch him? He knew that he was attractive to look at and, beyond that, he always loved the attention.

Of course, he knew that the answer went back to those damned dreams. In them, he could sense so much hatred and so much anger amongst all the blood. In them, he saw a creature that was pure and beautiful yet as deadly as the worst predator ever known to man. Yet, even beyond these things, he could also sense such a feeling of betrayal and hurt... enough to break even the hardest of hearts. Quickly, he shook his head in a flurry of pale hair and, thrusting aside all these unpleasant thoughts, he ducked into the office of the Biblical History professor.

Though he couldn't see his surroundings, Sam managed to quickly navigate through the hip-high stacks of books and papers and, upon coming to it, he flopped happily into the swivel chair behind the desk. Propping his feet up ontop of the paper-covered desk, he leaned back in the chair. This was a good move; he just knew that it was. His father'd know what to make of those stupid dreams and, after reassuring him, Heiwani'd probably even suggest that they go out for pizza. Hell, what life problems couldn't be solved with pizza?

Smiling at these thoughts, he raised his head as he heard the sound of the door opening and, seconds later, his father's pleasant tones met his ears. Yet, he was wrong. He wouldn't discuss the dreams with his father, just as he had never been able to do so the million other times he had tried. They'd remain his problem and his problem alone.


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