IronWillStan
10-24-2007, 07:25 PM
This is a three stage question:
1- What will his high-school years be like?
2- College years?
3- Adulthood?
1- Despite being the typical nerd character on the front, Kyle's popularity, mainly due to be the captain of the underwhelming-yet-dangerous Cow basketball team, is quite high and almost matches Stan. Academically, he is at the top tier of his class. Only Wendy and a few others can even try to reach his spot. However, starting in his junior year, he starts a small decline. Mostly due to his depression over the sudden death of his mother and somewhat due to Stan moving away, he became more isolated. His grades slide down a little, bit not too much, and his basketball coach benched him in favor of a more enthusiastic player. In his senior year, he reverses these trends. He finishes in the top of of his class and finishes his senior basketball year with a thrilling division championship win over North Park. He is offered a scholarship at Stanford.
2- He moves into a dorm at Stanford and is on the team. He sits on the chair of the College Independents. He is an above-average, if not entirely exceptional, student who majors in Philosophy and Political Science. He doesn't play too often until his Junior year, where he sees significant playing time off the bench as a spark plug or as a backup. Wins the Pac-10 6th Man of the Year. Starts in his Seniot year, but a sprained ankle in his tenth game benches him. Then, a Freshman comes on and leads the team to nine straight wins and eventually replaces Kyle as the starter. Kyle would see playing time in teh Pac-10 tournament, where he would hit the game-winning jump shot with 0.2 seconds left against Washington in a thrilling 91-90 game. He would play some in the first round of March Madness, and would start in the 103-80 thrashing they receive against UNC. He graduates with his bachelors, but is soon off. While a senior, he became convinced that his role in life was to help the poor and sickly in the third world; he joined the Red Cross.
3- For seven years, he travels around the world to aid victims of war, disaster, and plague. When he is 25, he has a brush with death when a Kashmiri Rebel Contigent raided the convoy they were a member of and executed three members. It didn't stop him from doing his job. While not too knowledgable in the field of medicine, he becomes an asset for his ability to re-assure people and aid doctors. Was a member of the isolated Red Cross team that was in the Congo during the Black Cog outbreak; was one of only thirteen to survive the chaos, war, disease and starvation that followed the country's blockade.
He returned to South Park very soon afterwards, where he became an advisor to the Mayor, Wendy Testaburger. Rumors of their love were true, and two years later, they married. When she became the Colorado Senator, few were as proud as he.
They would have two kids, one named Stan(For his Godfather) and the other was named Sheila in honor of his mother. He died at the age of 37 after a car wreck brought by a late-night drive to get Wendy some chocolate, as she was want to do when she was pregnant.
Stan and Wendy worked hard and got the school to be renamed Kyle Broflovski High.
1- What will his high-school years be like?
2- College years?
3- Adulthood?
1- Despite being the typical nerd character on the front, Kyle's popularity, mainly due to be the captain of the underwhelming-yet-dangerous Cow basketball team, is quite high and almost matches Stan. Academically, he is at the top tier of his class. Only Wendy and a few others can even try to reach his spot. However, starting in his junior year, he starts a small decline. Mostly due to his depression over the sudden death of his mother and somewhat due to Stan moving away, he became more isolated. His grades slide down a little, bit not too much, and his basketball coach benched him in favor of a more enthusiastic player. In his senior year, he reverses these trends. He finishes in the top of of his class and finishes his senior basketball year with a thrilling division championship win over North Park. He is offered a scholarship at Stanford.
2- He moves into a dorm at Stanford and is on the team. He sits on the chair of the College Independents. He is an above-average, if not entirely exceptional, student who majors in Philosophy and Political Science. He doesn't play too often until his Junior year, where he sees significant playing time off the bench as a spark plug or as a backup. Wins the Pac-10 6th Man of the Year. Starts in his Seniot year, but a sprained ankle in his tenth game benches him. Then, a Freshman comes on and leads the team to nine straight wins and eventually replaces Kyle as the starter. Kyle would see playing time in teh Pac-10 tournament, where he would hit the game-winning jump shot with 0.2 seconds left against Washington in a thrilling 91-90 game. He would play some in the first round of March Madness, and would start in the 103-80 thrashing they receive against UNC. He graduates with his bachelors, but is soon off. While a senior, he became convinced that his role in life was to help the poor and sickly in the third world; he joined the Red Cross.
3- For seven years, he travels around the world to aid victims of war, disaster, and plague. When he is 25, he has a brush with death when a Kashmiri Rebel Contigent raided the convoy they were a member of and executed three members. It didn't stop him from doing his job. While not too knowledgable in the field of medicine, he becomes an asset for his ability to re-assure people and aid doctors. Was a member of the isolated Red Cross team that was in the Congo during the Black Cog outbreak; was one of only thirteen to survive the chaos, war, disease and starvation that followed the country's blockade.
He returned to South Park very soon afterwards, where he became an advisor to the Mayor, Wendy Testaburger. Rumors of their love were true, and two years later, they married. When she became the Colorado Senator, few were as proud as he.
They would have two kids, one named Stan(For his Godfather) and the other was named Sheila in honor of his mother. He died at the age of 37 after a car wreck brought by a late-night drive to get Wendy some chocolate, as she was want to do when she was pregnant.
Stan and Wendy worked hard and got the school to be renamed Kyle Broflovski High.