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this study piece has been sitting in my WIP folder for a year now zzz woe,arne be upon ye

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Answer my questions three: Arn

Inner Life - For the bad. Outer Life - Social Circle. Hellos & Goodbyes - First

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Social Circle: What's your OC's social circle? Are they obligated to spend time with others in their circle, or are they happy to be there? Has their social standing and social circle ever changed, and if so, how did your OC feel about it?

The social circle keeps finding arn, he's not a loner so to speak, but everyone does gravitate to the 7ft tall blue kossith with big brown eyes. His social circle is about 6 elves, the inquisition circle and the other inquisitor. I feel like his social circle doesnt always get together, but I think he's happy to be there. He will give people (Syril and Lora) extra time because they are family and important, also Dorian because he's very special

First: Has your OC ever been the one to leave first? Why did they go, and who did they leave behind? Do they regret it?

I originally wanted him to be the first leave, but hes not like that. He will stay as long as he can, make sure everything is okay. The only time he left first is when his PTSD catches up and long story short, he just runs.

For Bad: Is there anyone who had an undeniable negative impact on your OC’s life? How did your OC deal with that change? Have they been able to move on?

under the cut for sexual assault and implications of underage sex

When Arn was 17 he joined a merc crew (including a runaway Trevelyan who is 14 and lying about her age, thats Alex), there was another Merc called Rowan. 10 years older then Arn. They got along well, but Rowan wasnt actually Rowan, his real name was Callum. Callum has been pretending to be Rowan for about 2 years after killing him and stealing his identity. So 'Rowan' (to which i will refer to as Callum from now on) was charming an lovely, but he just wanted to hurt people, and Arn was a prime target for that. Arn being a sweet, lovely lad, Callum saw that as a chance to take advantage of him. Rowan just had a power fetish he disguised as sex. 'Rowan is smooth and gets Arn into bed a couple of times.

The scars around Arn's neck where the last straw, Arn couldn't hide them and couldn't hide the fact that was actively trying to kill him. Callum wanted Arn dead because he was so liked and threatened to get him removed from his power as the Merc Captain. (the merc group was ran by an older gentleman who was more of like a manager and Callum was the on ground leader) One night its going to far, and Callum is caught by Alex and a couple of the others. After a quick scuffle, Callum flees. Arn's made leader a short while later after he's patched up.

Callum however is still causing trouble, and evidently gets onto the Inquisitions radar. Callum wants to 'apologize' but a few people who know him thats a lie. He says that he had to kill Arn for the money, but thats a lie. He's racked up more problems and took the bounty on the Inquisitors head to make ends meet and get numerous people off his back. He doesn't survive the encounter and is killed, not by Arn.

Rowan's wife meets up with Arn some time later, thanking him for getting revenge on Callum and sullying Rowan's name for so long

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i think these are all my characters with names..

The Elder Scrolls:

Rowan (Dragonborn)

Valen ✝ (Champion of Cyrodiil)

Eko (Nerevarine)

Caelthir

Ka’hro

Arlen

Enril

Cearul

Eileen

Sadralis

Jade

Orion

Asger ✝

Saga ✝

[kiddos]: Arn, Sigrid, Runa, Hakon

Dragon Age

Reed Cousland (Warden)

Ryodan Hawke (Champion)

Enar Surana

Mia Brosca

Gin Tabris

Chris Trevelyan

Lethe Trevelyan

Lance Lavellan

Lyria Cadash

Ra’asdil Adaar

Mass Effect

Seline Shepard

Xan

Zed

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Global Coalition Aims To Outpace Epidemics With New Vaccines

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A global coalition of governments, health specialists and philanthropists will launch a new plan on Thursday to “outsmart” future disease epidemics with a fund to prepare and create new vaccines.

Stung by the devastation of West Africa’s 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,300 people before an effective vaccine was developed, the coalition is aiming to ensure such deadly outbreaks can’t happen again.

John-Arne Rottingen, interim chief executive officer of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), said it is designed as “a global insurance policy against epidemic and pandemic threats.”

CEPI’s founders used the World Economic Forum in Davos to announce its launch, with initial funding of $460 million from the governments of Germany, Japan and Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust global health charity.

Bill Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation and a leading global health philanthropist, said recent major viral disease epidemics - Ebola and Zika - showed how the world “is tragically unprepared to detect local outbreaks and respond quickly enough to prevent them from becoming global pandemics”.

“Without investments in research and development, we will remain unequipped when we face the next threat,” he said. “The ability to rapidly develop and deliver vaccines when new unknown diseases emerge offers our best hope to outpace outbreaks, save lives and avert disastrous economic consequences.”

The initial commitments mean CEPI has raised nearly half the $1 billion it needs for its first five years. It is now calling for proposals from researchers and companies who want to work on developing shots against its first target diseases - the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Lassa and Nipah viruses.

Rottingen said all these have shown the capacity to spread across borders and become fast-growing outbreaks causing death and illness. CEPI aims to drastically shorten the time it takes to make vaccines to protect against these and other viruses, which can emerge suddenly as global public health threats.

Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, told Reuters CEPI aims to develop two vaccine candidates against each disease before any epidemic, so they are ready for rapid deployment in field trials if and when an outbreak starts.

He noted that with Ebola, despite huge international efforts to work faster, a vaccine was developed and validated as 100 percent protective only in the final months of the West Africa epidemic, after thousands had been infected and killed in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.

“This partnership is trying to make sure the horror of Ebola is not forgotten,” he said. “There are moments in time that have to be seized.”

CEPI is also backed by major pharmaceutical companies, the World Health Organization and the international health charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Joanne Liu, head of MSF, welcomed the launch of CEPI but said price, safety and speed were crucial. “For new vaccines to be game changers, they must be developed and tested before outbreaks hit and made accessible and affordable for all communities in times of health crisis,” she said.

(Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

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Global Coalition Aims To Outpace Epidemics With New Vaccines

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A global coalition of governments, health specialists and philanthropists will launch a new plan on Thursday to “outsmart” future disease epidemics with a fund to prepare and create new vaccines.

Stung by the devastation of West Africa’s 2014-2015 Ebola outbreak, which killed more than 11,300 people before an effective vaccine was developed, the coalition is aiming to ensure such deadly outbreaks can’t happen again.

John-Arne Rottingen, interim chief executive officer of the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI), said it is designed as “a global insurance policy against epidemic and pandemic threats.”

CEPI’s founders used the World Economic Forum in Davos to announce its launch, with initial funding of $460 million from the governments of Germany, Japan and Norway, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Wellcome Trust global health charity.

Bill Gates, co-chair of the Gates Foundation and a leading global health philanthropist, said recent major viral disease epidemics - Ebola and Zika - showed how the world “is tragically unprepared to detect local outbreaks and respond quickly enough to prevent them from becoming global pandemics”.

“Without investments in research and development, we will remain unequipped when we face the next threat,” he said. “The ability to rapidly develop and deliver vaccines when new unknown diseases emerge offers our best hope to outpace outbreaks, save lives and avert disastrous economic consequences.”

The initial commitments mean CEPI has raised nearly half the $1 billion it needs for its first five years. It is now calling for proposals from researchers and companies who want to work on developing shots against its first target diseases - the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), Lassa and Nipah viruses.

Rottingen said all these have shown the capacity to spread across borders and become fast-growing outbreaks causing death and illness. CEPI aims to drastically shorten the time it takes to make vaccines to protect against these and other viruses, which can emerge suddenly as global public health threats.

Jeremy Farrar, director of the Wellcome Trust, told Reuters CEPI aims to develop two vaccine candidates against each disease before any epidemic, so they are ready for rapid deployment in field trials if and when an outbreak starts.

He noted that with Ebola, despite huge international efforts to work faster, a vaccine was developed and validated as 100 percent protective only in the final months of the West Africa epidemic, after thousands had been infected and killed in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.

“This partnership is trying to make sure the horror of Ebola is not forgotten,” he said. “There are moments in time that have to be seized.”

CEPI is also backed by major pharmaceutical companies, the World Health Organization and the international health charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).

Joanne Liu, head of MSF, welcomed the launch of CEPI but said price, safety and speed were crucial. “For new vaccines to be game changers, they must be developed and tested before outbreaks hit and made accessible and affordable for all communities in times of health crisis,” she said.

(Reporting by Kate Kelland; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

-- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website.

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i like to imagine he's winking underneath the eyepatch

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champions of the just quest my beloved

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back from vacay baybee!!!!!! daggy age doodles

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a comic about cold hands

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more arne

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got a lot of sweet comments on them recently and i got nostalgic... more arne cole sweetness for the soul

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sometimes he gets a bit homesick

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i missed them..

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quick oc sideprofiles. arne bios and olivia

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heavily inspired/referenced the Trevelyan codex card! I’m just so in love with it. My guy, Arne Trevelyan : ) 

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late nite draggy age doodles