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Bellamy remained with the pack well into adulthood, using the education degree he'd obtained to pursue teaching in a local junior high. It wasn't until he was nearing his forties, around 2004, that he moved away, and although it was hard to leave his family (and his students, of course), he'd wanted to see what sort of world they were actually in, as a midwestern city populated with friendly faces and more werewolves than humans didn't allow for much experimentation. He was more anxious than he would like to admit to truly strike out on his own, and live off his own work (his pack had been around so very long, after all, they were exceedingly comfortable). He's grown up some, since then, and werewolves live long enough that he was not an old dog learning new tricks, then. He isn't retired, yet, and since he has quite some time left, he has no intention of lying around (unless it's one of those days where that's exactly what he wants to do). |
Even transformed, he's affectionate, although a bit more toothy and insistent. He retains much of his personality, although he becomes more animal-like and less of a reasoning, adult human. He does retain most memories from his transformations, although occasionally finding himself not recalling how he ended up wherever he ended up. The very beginning and end of his nights elude him once in a while. He tends to trust too easily, a trait that comes from being surrounded almost entirely by people he knew and loved, and can certainly be a little clingy, even among his friends. His students have claimed, not uncommonly, that he's a bit of a pushover (although he's been working on that, and when he has a very set limit, he'll tend to stick to it). He can also be a little set in his ways, which comes largely from his family's tight-knit tendency. |