Survior Alonzo Blazevic
Name Alonzo Blazevic
Position Survivor
Rank Survior
Character Information
| Gender | Male | |
| Species | Human | |
| Age | 26 |
Physical Appearance
| Height | 6'2" | |
| Weight | 170 lbs | |
| Hair Color | Dark brown | |
| Eye Color | Dark brown | |
| Physical Description | Alonzo Blazevic stands tall at an impressive 6 feet 2 inches, his lean yet athletic frame hovering around 170 pounds. He cuts a striking figure, one that balances a boyish charm with something darker... something scruffy, unkempt, almost sleezy at times. It's not the kind of sleaze born of ill intent, but rather the aura of someone who’s wandered off the usual path. He looks the part of the outcast who doesn’t care to return. He has messy tousled dark hair that is generally one good gust of wind away from falling into complete chaos. Some could describe his look as effortlessly disheveled. There’s nothing glamorous to his style; it’s as if he just rolled out of bed and started his day. Yet somehow, the messiness only adds to his allure. He wears a thin rimmed set of reading glasses perched on his nose which soften his edginess. It is a subtle contradiction that adds intrigue rather than resolves it. When he looks at you over the rims, his eyes seem to flicker between mischief and melancholy, like he’s either about to crack a cynical joke or confess something he shouldn’t. His features are sharply defined high cheekbones, a pointed chin with a good amount of five o’clock stubble. His facial hair is just patchy enough to look unintentional but present enough to make a statement. He doesn’t care about being clean cut. He has the type of face that can shift depending on the light and the company he keeps. In the right glow, he’s the charming heartthrob, but give him the right shadows, the right smirk, and he becomes the guy at the back of the room no one wants to mess with or at least can’t help but be curious about. There’s a kind of timelessness to how he carries himself, like he could belong in a ‘90s grunge band or a modern indie film about a loner who sees too much. Even the way he wears his clothes which is often slouchy shirts that hang just so, dark jeans that are never quite clean which speaks of someone who never tries too hard but somehow always pulls it off. Alonzo has the look of a poet, a rebel without a cause often in leather jacket and a cigarette pressed between his lips. Alonzo's whole energy fluctuates between warm and inaccessible. One minute he’ll flash a grin that makes him seem approachable, even goofy. The next, he’ll sink into an expression so distant you feel like you’re watching him from the other side of a locked door. The glasses only deepen that feeling. They add a scholarly tint, a sense that he’s smarter than he lets on and maybe a little too aware of how the world works. At times, his whole vibe feels like a performance and not in a disingenuous way, but like he’s playing some internal role, trying on personas to see what fits. The scruff, the sleepy eyes, the distant demeanor yet it’s all real, but also curated by years of feeling like he didn’t quite belong. There’s a sense that he’s used to being on the outside, and maybe he prefers it there. Still, there’s no denying the magnetic pull he has. Whether it’s the tall, wiry frame, the slightly lazy posture, or the studied indifference in his gaze, he walks a fine line between effortlessly cool and emotionally elusive. He’s not polished... not in the way Hollywood often demands, but that might be the point. He looks like the guy who writes screenplays in diners at 2 a.m., who reads obscure philosophy for fun but would never admit it, who’s seen too much and said too little. And when he tilts his head, tugs absently at the chain around his neck, and peers through those reading glasses with that half-bored, half-haunted look and you start to wonder what kind of stories he’s hiding behind those tired eyes and crooked smirks. |
Family
| Father | Damir Blazevic | |
| Mother | Ivana Blazevic | |
| Brother(s) | Luka Blazevic |
Personality & Traits
| General Overview | Alonzo Blazevic (Lonnie to some) is somewhere in the middle ground between introversion and extroversion, making him what could be considered an omnivert. His personality is an intricate blend of both extremes, which means that while he can be incredibly outgoing, charismatic, and the life of the party, he would rather not. Away from what needs to be done, Alonzo becomes reserved, introspective, and prefers solitude. This unpredictability can leave people scratching their heads, unsure of which side of him they're going to get in any given situation. The truth is, it all depends on the environment, his mood, and, perhaps most significantly, how comfortable he feels with those around him. While it may appear to others like he has two distinct personalities, it's more that he has learned to adapt to the situation. He is often shaped by the circumstances in which he finds himself, trying his best to blend in. Alonzo is a practical, self-reliant, and sometimes stoic individual. He doesn't like to waste time with unnecessary drama or emotional display, preferring to focus on what needs to be done. His ambition can sometimes border on being overzealous, as he often pushes himself harder than anyone else would, sometimes at the expense of his own well-being. This drive comes from a deep-seated desire to prove to the world—especially to the people who’ve doubted him—that he is capable of greatness. More specifically, it’s his father's harsh words that still echo in his mind, and his overwhelming need to show everyone, including his late father, that he can succeed on his terms. This burning need for validation can sometimes lead him to push his limits, and while it often propels him to succeed, it can also make him a bit obsessive about his progress. In social situations, Alonzo is typically someone you'd want in your corner. He is reliable, loyal, and capable of showing a deep level of support for his friends and loved ones. However, when it comes to large social gatherings, he’s not the one you’ll see mingling in the center of the crowd. Too many people can overwhelm him, and as a result, he often retreats into his shell, becoming quiet and withdrawn. For him, it’s not about being antisocial—he just feels most at ease when he can control the amount of interaction he has. Alonzo’s preference is to keep associates plentiful but at arm’s length. He maintains a professional distance with most people but values his close-knit circle of friends deeply. Those he lets in are trusted implicitly, and he takes great pride in the loyalty he offers them. His inner circle is small but fiercely protected, and those who make it into his personal space will find a friend for life—steadfast, reliable, and deeply supportive. While Alonzo may keep his circle of friends small, those he does let in are in for something special. He is incredibly loyal and will go above and beyond for his loved ones. His way of expressing care and affection often comes through his actions rather than overt emotional displays, which can sometimes make him seem distant to those who don’t understand him fully. However, for those in his inner circle, Alonzo will always have their back, no matter the cost. He will fight for his friends just as fiercely as he fights for his own success, and that loyalty extends beyond simple friendship... it’s a deeply ingrained value for him. One of Alonzo’s defining traits is his desire for a comfortable and secure life. This doesn’t necessarily mean that he craves luxury for the sake of status, but rather, he values the stability that a well-lived life brings. Alonzo’s idea of success isn’t just about climbing the social or professional ladder; it’s about having a space that he can call his own, a sanctuary where he feels safe and at ease. He is particularly adept at creating such spaces, often investing time and energy into making his surroundings as comfortable and secure as possible. Whether it’s a well-decorated apartment, a perfectly curated home, or a small but cozy retreat from the world, Alonzo finds peace in building environments where he can retreat and recharge. His need for a "nest" is rooted in the deep desire for stability and control, something that was missing during his tumultuous early years. Alonzo’s ambition is one of his defining features. He is incredibly driven, and while he may not always be the most talented person in the room, he more than makes up for it with his determination and work ethic. He will do whatever it takes to succeed, often pushing himself to the point of exhaustion in order to achieve his goals. Alonzo is relentless in his pursuit of excellence. His ambition, though, is not always about external recognition; it is often more personal. Alonzo seeks to prove his worth to those who have doubted him, particularly his father, who never believed in his dreams. His need to prove himself is both his greatest strength and his biggest burden, as it keeps him locked in a cycle of self-imposed pressure. Despite his obsessive drive, Alonzo understands the importance of making the most of his natural strengths. He knows that while he may not have the raw talent or genius that others may possess, he can outwork them. He is a strategist, always looking for ways to turn his weaknesses into advantages. Whether it’s through sheer tenacity, finding innovative solutions, or simply outworking the competition, Alonzo finds a way to stand out. He knows that his value doesn’t come from being the best at everything, but from being the most dedicated and reliable. When faced with adversity, Alonzo is not one to back down. If he feels that he’s being dismissed or pushed aside, he won’t hesitate to make his presence known. His tenacity is unmatched if you underestimate him. You would quickly find that he has a way of rising to the occasion. Whether it’s in the workplace, a personal challenge, or a difficult situation, Alonzo’s “never give up” attitude is always at the forefront. He thrives under pressure, using any setback as fuel to drive him even further. However, this intense drive can sometimes cause Alonzo to become so focused on achieving his goals that he loses sight of the bigger picture. His obsession with success and status can sometimes come across as self-centered or overly competitive. He is often so focused on proving his worth that he can inadvertently alienate those around him, especially when he feels like his efforts are being undervalued. Alonzo’s relentless nature means he can sometimes forget to take a step back and reflect, focusing instead on the next goal, the next victory. Ultimately, Alonzo is an individual that is a blend of ambition, loyalty, and introspection, with a tendency to gravitate between being highly social and deeply private. His dual nature isn’t a contradiction; rather, it’s a reflection of his need for both connection and independence. Alonzo is someone who will always have your back, but who also needs space to recharge and maintain control over his environment. He may not always be easy to understand, but once you earn his trust, you will have a friend and ally for life. |
| Personal History | Early Life and Escape from War-Torn Europe Alonzo Blazevic was born on January 7, 1984, in a small, quiet town in Eastern Europe, a place that, for most of his early life, existed in the shadows of conflict. The Yugoslav Wars were in full swing when Alonzo was just a child, and the conflict soon consumed his family’s life in a way that would shape his future in ways he couldn’t possibly imagine at the time. He was the older brother of Luka, a boy two years his junior. Alonzo loved his younger brother dearly, often stepping into a protective role as the older sibling, even though they were both too young to fully understand the magnitude of the violence that ravaged their homeland. Alonzo’s early years were a chaotic mix of fear, loss, and confusion. His family, part of an ethnic group that found itself caught between shifting borders and brutal nationalistic ideals, could no longer stay in their home country. When Alonzo was about seven years old, his parents made the difficult decision to flee their homeland, becoming refugees. They traveled through difficult terrain, enduring hardships many would never be able to fully comprehend. In the early 1990s, the Blazevic family made their way to the United States, settling in Maine. The journey to America was difficult, and for Alonzo, it marked the beginning of a new chapter in a life defined by displacement. The harsh realities of starting over in a foreign country were not lost on him. The language barrier was the first of many obstacles; he initially struggled to understand English, and many of his peers saw him as different. But with resilience born from his early experiences in war, Alonzo quickly learned to adapt, becoming fluent in English. It was a skill that would later serve him well in his future career, though he would always carry the heavy accent of his early childhood. Family Life in Maine Alonzo’s family had humble beginnings in the United States. His father, Damir Blazevic, worked as a mechanic, using his skills to support the family by repairing cars and working on other mechanical projects. His mother, Ivana Blazevic, initially stayed home to care for her children but eventually opened a small restaurant. It wasn’t much, but it was enough to get by. Alonzo admired his mother’s drive and tenacity—how she managed to make ends meet and build a business from scratch, in a foreign land no less. This would later influence his decision to pursue a path in the culinary arts before his heart ultimately led him to journalism. Luka, Alonzo’s younger brother, was more adaptable to their new life. He learned English even faster than Alonzo did, and while Alonzo remained somewhat introverted, Luka made friends quickly. Alonzo couldn’t help but feel a certain jealousy, watching his brother blend into American society with relative ease while he struggled to leave the shadows of his former life behind. The dynamics between the two brothers were complex; Alonzo had always been the protector, but he also felt a sense of envy at how Luka was able to embrace their new world with less hesitation. Despite the strain that came with adapting to life in Maine, Alonzo had a relatively stable childhood. He went to public school and, through sheer force of will, made strides in his academics. His father pushed him to follow in his footsteps and become a mechanic, but Alonzo’s interests lay elsewhere. While his mother’s restaurant grew in popularity, Alonzo found himself drawn more to the stories and the people who came through her door than to the pots and pans. The idea of telling stories, of capturing moments with words, began to take hold of him. Culinary School and the Shift to Journalism In his late teens, Alonzo enrolled in culinary school, determined to follow in his mother’s footsteps and help her build the family business. For a time, he genuinely believed he could become a chef, or perhaps even take over the restaurant someday. But something inside him began to shift. Alonzo realized that, despite his love for food, his true passion was in writing, in storytelling. The creative aspect of cooking, the way a dish could evoke emotion or create a memory, intrigued him. But it was journalism—specifically investigative journalism—that truly captured his imagination. It was during his time at culinary school that Alonzo began writing for the school newspaper, and it quickly became apparent that he had a natural talent for reporting. His ability to ask the right questions, to dig deeper, and to present stories in an engaging and truthful manner set him apart. He couldn’t ignore the calling anymore. Alonzo left culinary school and enrolled at the University of Maine in Orono, where he majored in Journalism and minored in Photography. His love for capturing moments through a lens only enhanced his storytelling, and soon, Alonzo became known for his sharp investigative skills and unique perspective on the world. A Struggle with Identity Though Alonzo had always been drawn to both men and women, he struggled deeply with his sexuality. Raised in a conservative, war-torn household where masculinity and traditional values were emphasized, Alonzo learned early on that any deviation from these ideals would not be tolerated. His father, Damir, especially held deeply homophobic views, which made it even more difficult for Alonzo to come to terms with his own identity. The weight of his father’s oppressive expectations was unbearable at times. Alonzo had been caught kissing a boy during his high school years, a moment that was meant to be private but was instead exposed in the harshest possible way. His father’s reaction was violent. Damir physically and verbally abused Alonzo, calling him names, telling him he was an embarrassment, and insisting that he would never be accepted in their community if he didn’t “correct” his behavior. The emotional and physical scars left by his father’s cruelty were deep, and Alonzo learned to hide his true self behind a facade of masculinity he never truly identified with. In adulthood, Alonzo became accustomed to keeping his sexuality a secret. He had never been in a romantic relationship and struggled to connect with others on a deeper, intimate level. His experiences left him emotionally scarred, hesitant, and withdrawn. Alonzo longed for companionship but feared the consequences of living openly. He kept his feelings bottled up, pushing them down as best as he could, focusing instead on his career and his journalistic ambitions. Career at WABI-TV After graduating from the University of Maine, Alonzo found work as a field reporter at WABI-TV, a local news station in Bangor, Maine. He quickly established himself as a driven, diligent reporter, known for his knack for uncovering stories that others overlooked. Alonzo was often assigned to cover local stories, but his ambition drove him to seek out more challenging investigations, stories that exposed corruption or illuminated the darker sides of society. While his professional life flourished, Alonzo’s personal life remained an area of tension. He still lived under the shadow of his father’s abuse, afraid of being outed, afraid of disappointing his family and community. It was a constant struggle to keep his identity hidden, and it took a toll on his mental health. His gray 2009 Pontiac Vibe, an unremarkable car, carried more than just his work equipment; it was where Alonzo kept a Ruger LCR revolver in the glove box. The gun was a symbol of the tension he carried with him every day—a constant reminder of the danger that existed in the world, not just in his profession but in his personal life. The idea of being able to protect himself, both physically and emotionally, became something of a crutch for him. The Apocalypse and Alonzo’s Rebirth When the apocalypse began, Alonzo’s life as a reporter ended, but his skills as an investigator and observer became invaluable. The world he knew was gone, and as the collapse of society unfolded, he found himself adapting to a new reality. Alonzo, despite his emotional scars and the darkness in his past, emerged as a survivor. The brutality of the new world, the constant threat of death, and the loss of human decency all forced Alonzo to reconcile his past with his present. His professional experiences, his need for truth, and his keen investigative instincts allowed him to make a difference in a world that seemed to have lost all sense of order. But even in the face of everything, Alonzo struggled with his identity and the scars left by his father. The apocalypse gave him the opportunity to reshape his life, but it also forced him to confront everything he had buried. Alonzo Blazevic’s story is one of resilience and transformation, of a man who was once broken but has learned to survive in a world that no longer follows the rules. He carries his past with him, but it is no longer the defining force in his life. |