Post by augustus nathaniel sawyer on Feb 2, 2013 9:36:30 GMT -5
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[style=width:350px; font-family: josefin sans; font-size: 30px; letter-spacing: 0px; text-align:center; color: #000; line-height: 80%; text-transform: uppercase; padding-bottom: 5px;]AUGUSTUS NATHANIEL SAWYER
THE LAW. VER. CHRIS HEMSWORTH. CHIEF OF POLICE. 30. ASSERTIVE. PROTECTIVE. LEADER.
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=width,386,true][atrb=cellSpacing,0,true][atrb=cellPadding,0,true][atrb=style, width:130px; height: 200px; background-image: url(http://www.picpanda.com/images/qauurswxso8ud100p5vd.png);][/style] | [style=height: 180px; overflow: auto; font-size: 9px;] • Augustus Nathaniel was born first into his family and he was named after his grandfathers as his parents were not expecting to have two more sons after Augustus. Despite the Sawyer’s efforts to have a daughter, it wasn’t in the cards for them. His younger brothers being two years and five years younger than he is, Benjamin and Caleb. Augustus was the son who was sporty and by long nights he was smart, but it didn’t come as easily as it did for Benjamin. Caleb was the outdoorsy and artist son, who had grades that were good enough to be called average. • Augustus was encouraged to do as many sports and activities he was interested in. He found himself enjoying tee-ball which later turned into baseball, soccer, but most importantly football. A northern Massachusetts native, Augustus played football in school and out of school. He pressured his brothers into playing with him until they too loved it as much as he was. Sunday nights became a time for the boys and their Dad to watch the Sunday night game and a time for his mother to have time for herself. • Growing into a staggering six foot four, Augustus had the body built for football. He was one of the first of the boys in his class to hit puberty and not a single soul topped his height. Feeling a strange sort of pride in his height, he started to take interest in the high school’s weight room and supplements to build muscles. He wouldn’t call this phase an addiction to being “jacked” but mainly a phase in which he was overly concerned with his appearance. • However despite his dreams of being a pro football player, he set his sights on something more realistic. Always holding his father’s profession as a police officer in high regard, he set out to follow him surprising his father, mother, and brothers. • After graduating high school, Augustus went straight to the police academy only spending two weeks of summer working his job. He set out and pushed through the grueling 800 hours, five months, in basic education. Because of where his birthday fell and how young he was when place in elementary school, he was only eighteen for a month after graduating the police academy. • Augustus spent five years on patrol before advancing to the title of sergeant, which is about average when it comes to advancing ranks. Augustus devoted all of his time to his work, he was more than eager to stay working. Some called it being eager to please while Augustus saw it as devotion to your career. • Augustus spent five years as sergeant as he advanced to lieutenant, his promotion coming from hard work and the unfortunate death of another lieutenant, Augustus agreed to the promotion. However, he felt unworthy and it didn’t come without mix feeling of senior officers on the squad. Asserting his dominance and that he deserved the title was the most difficult portion for him as he was considerably disrespected throughout the department. Never one to let other’s disrespect and opinions get to him, Augustus threw himself into work so he could demand the respect that he deserved. • Only after two years, the former Chief of Police has decided to step down. While Augustus didn’t consider himself in the running and was happy enough to stay as a lieutenant, he was called into the meeting of potentials. Due to the rise of crime thanks to the Irish and Russian mafias, no other lieutenant stepped forward and the assistant chief of police firmly stated he would stay where he was or he would walk; Augustus was somehow pushed forward to the front of the running. • In the process of moving titles, there is more bad air surrounding Augustus and not only does he has to earn the respect of his department, but he has to earn the respect of the citizens of Boston. Under all this pressure, Augustus feels the only ones supporting him are his family who love him unconditionally. He’s very protective of them and his department, because now he feels that he has to prove himself. He trusts his department, but he isn’t blind to when their judgment can be swayed. • At only 30 years old, he’s achieved much more than he would have thought possible but he knows he has all this to lose if he takes wrong step. As he moves belongings from one office to another, he can’t help but rack his brains with all the possibilities and whether or not he should step down before he even begins. |