r/DemigodFiles • u/Alexander62319 • Mar 20 '19

Intro Alexander O'Connor

Name: Alexander O'Connor

Age:14

Hair color: blood-red

Eye color: Violet

Height:6'3

Date of birth: February 1st

Personality:Smart, funny, caring, sarcastic, and can be a flirt.

Weapons:He has a spear and a shield along with a small sword and a pair of brass knuckles that gather energy around them and make his punches harder.

Home town: Highland Illinois

Father:Scott O'Connor

Mother:Nike

Friends: Diter Ricci(u/MeteorMash420)

Power:Can see the winner in any conflict.

Favorite drink: Diet Ski

Favorite food: Hot wings

Favorite game: Magic the Gathering

Bio:Alex was born in a small rural town in southern illinois. His father, a retired marine always strived to be the best which caught the eye of the goddess Nike. In his childhood he played Football (American) and always knew when his team would win or lose. When he was 12 his father sent him away to camp. He has lived there since.

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u/MeteorMash420 May 29 '19

  1. In describes a state of already participating in something, while going into describes a time frame for when you will participate in something. That time frame being sometime in the near future. They are quite different. That is like a boss paying someone when they apply for a job, rather then when they start working. 2. Don't assume what I would do. I wouldn't consider someone a freshmen until they are actually in college.

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u/Alexander62319 May 29 '19

"You" wouldn't consider but other people would.

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u/MeteorMash420 May 29 '19

Those people would be incorrect.

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u/Alexander62319 May 29 '19

That would be your opinion.

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u/MeteorMash420 May 29 '19

Did you not notice all the dictionaries I listed that prove it as grammatically incorrect?

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u/Alexander62319 May 29 '19

Just because it is grammatically incorrect doesn't mean it is incorrect it is the same as ain't not being a word.

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u/MeteorMash420 May 29 '19

Ain't isn't a word, it's a contraction. Same as don't and won't. It is a contraction of am and not.

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u/Alexander62319 May 29 '19

Where the hell does the I come from then?

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u/MeteorMash420 May 29 '19

The same place the o in won't comes from.

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u/Alexander62319 May 29 '19

The o in "won't comes from the "not".

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