[Req] Last Stop Home [Open]

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Name: 
Asahi Kamishiro

Gender:
Male

Age:
17

Home life:
For Asahi, home is silent. Not calm, silent. With both parents nearly completely removed from his life following his accident, the time when his family are all together is simply silent. Before his brother's hospitalization, he grew up in a lively house with a loving brother named Haruto and his supportive parents. But in the last year his relationship with his parents has become stunted, cut off and cold. While his parents do not resent or treat him with animosity, Asahi feels that they won't even truly acknowledge him and refuse, or are not able to move on from what happened. 

The accident was traumatic for them all. Asahi knows that it broke them, but the worst part is the façade, as if they refuse to acknowledge their bed-ridden son's true condition and seek to move ahead, maybe they can't. Their lack of support and openness has caused Asahi's academic performance, mental health, and self-esteem decline sharply, and his medication has had no beneficial effect so far.

The silence and loneliness of an empty house has only worsened Asahi's mental health, and often after class he'll just wander aimlessly before returning home, leaving himself a blank slate before coming back to a silent home. Pursuing music, sports, and extra-curricular activities was something he once shared with his brother, but now he continues them as his doctor urged him to find a way to keep his mind off of the stresses at home and to continue the things he once loved to do with his brother, such as swimming and archery. 

Discomforts:
He begins to feel quite stressed and heightened while in hospitals or similar medical clinics, after spending several months recovering after the car accident. He also cannot stand heavy restriction around his arms and legs, and thus usually wears looser fitting clothing and feels uncomfortable while in tight spaces. To avoid silence, he often wears listens to music in a single earbud or avoids quiet places, like his home.

Favorite Memory:
Every year in the summer, his parents would take Asahi and his brother to Hokkaido to see their grandparents on the coast, visiting a hot spring not far from their home. Although his grandfather passed a few years ago and his grandmother has now moved into a long-term care facility closer to Tokyo, Haruto planned to take Asahi back there once they had graduated. 

Biography:
For most of his childhood, Asahi never knew loneliness. While both of his parents were quite dedicated to their work, proud to provide for and strengthen their family, which kept them away from home, Asahi was blessed with an older brother, Haruto. Together they kept their household filled with life and energy while their parents were away.

Haruto shared and taught and loved Asahi all the way through high school, and their family felt quite comfortable and open with each other during the time they had. This changed after the accident. While they had been driving to school, Asahi and Haruto were struck by a head-on collision. Haruto, who had been behind the wheel, suffered the worst. For months Asahi sat in a hospital bed staring at the ceiling as a machine breathed for him, and while after some time he was moved from intensive care and through physiotherapy could walk again, Haruto was broken.

The diagnosis was unclear, at first a medically induced coma was achieved to protect his damaged brain as the countless surgeries were performed to bring him back. But as he came to and was moved home, it was obvious he was almost gone. His eyes, once bright and friendly were now dull and empty. He was moved into the bedroom they'd shared as children, where he'd remain and be cared for. During part of the day, a nurse would care for him, and Asahi would continue after school. The doctors had no clear future for him, and with each passing day his parents became further removed from his life.

He tried impressing them, making them proud. Doubling his efforts at school and extra-curricular activities, cleaning their home and preparing meals as his parents were at work. But nothing could make them smile anymore, no warm words or open conversations, only dull small talk and absent-minded statements. Being around his brother terrified him. The air of their old bedroom, so bright and lively, was now stale and cold. His brother couldn't speak or laugh, only his raspy breathing and absent moans remained as he weakly moved his broken body in response to the voice and touch of his brother. 

He couldn't do it.

Asahi couldn't bear it, the constant beeping of the machines, creaking of the floorboards above and ticking of the clock. His heart began to pulse in his ears and the ever consistent sharp droning drilled into his mind. As he sought help from a doctor, he was placed on a rotating set of trial drugs, with limited or worsening effects. He began to lose control, with no support and nothing to reach for, his school performance plummeted and he began to distance himself from his friends and classmates, skipping class to just wander. Sometimes he'd take a train to the countryside to just try and forget. Being home gave him nightmares, made him feel sick and anxious, as if he was being watched. Was it the pills? Anxiety? Was he truly losing his mind? He wasn't in any position to tell, and simply ran whenever these things occurred. 

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