Luis S.- The Heir of Breath: JOHN EGBERT

On John Egbert's birthday, he received a copy of a popular game called sburb. Little did he know, this game would destroy the world. He went through hardships in the game such as losing his father, and being distracted by his friends always texting him. He unknowingly gave the power of a god to his #1 Enemy, when he put to sleep by an alien who was contacting him. This caused his friend to put her dog into a floating orb of light called a kernal sprite. This takes the form of anything it touches, but with a ghost tail. However, enemies in the game called imps receive the power of a players sprite. A particular imp called Jack Noir gained the power of a god, and was bent on killing the children. When john went to sleep, he fell asleep on a quest bed, where he was killed by Jack Noir. His woken body was dead, but his dream self was still alive. the dream self took the place of the woken John Egbert, and gained the power to manipulate the wind. As far as character goes, he has gone through a lot, as far as I've read Homestuck. In the beginning, the main recognizable thing about him was that he loved Nick Cage, and especially the movie Con-Air. Towards the middle, on his birthday, he was re-watching con air with his friend Jade. In the middle of the movie, he realized that he didn't like it as much as he used to. This change was huge, because before, he used to reference the movie every chance he had. We learn a lot about John Egbert as a character. His passion of trickery has led him to be one of the best pranksters in all of entertainment. He learned ecto-biology, a temporal, and genetic science. He had to make clones of himself, his friends, and family, then send them to the past, and future, so they could live out their lives. When he was younger, he subconsciously vandalized his own movie posters with pictures of jesters, and harlequins, and could not see the additions to his posters. His father believed that John liked clowns, so he bought clowns, and put them all over the hose. John was less than pleased by the clowns and believed his father was the one with the obsession. John was given the nessesary character development, and emotional strength to rank high on the list of best sci-fi characters.