Atticus Leopold Everhart

**Atticus**, an English White orb line sailing officer, gained considerable recognition due to the major controversy revolving around him. However, notwithstanding these circumstances, Atticus proved to be an exemplary officer throughout his career.

## Backstory and Career

During his early adulthood, At the precipice of turning eighteen, Atticus became a father, marking a significant turning point in his life. Unfortunately, he was deprived of his parents' support, leaving him with no option but to tirelessly juggle two jobs in order to provide sustenance and means for both his child and the mother. The jobs eventually was not supplying them enough money. And he had no choice but to enlist into a job that supplies more experience and money. Atticus, compelled by his concern for his partner Malissa Johnson's severe illness, tirelessly invested additional hours and devoted himself to excel at the White Orb Line Sailing Academy, aspiring to secure a superior employment opportunity.

After successfully becoming a member of the esteemed White Orb Line at merely nineteen years old, he effectively shattered the cycle of financial hardship within his family and significantly improved their economic condition. He devoted himself tirelessly to providing his modest family with a comfortable abode, leaving no stone unturned in his endeavors. Atticus often appeared to be in a somber state, yet he remained resolute in his professional endeavors. Speculations arose regarding his potential struggle with depression, although no official confirmation was made. Consequently, due to his unwavering commitment and ceaseless effort, he earned a promotion to an officer's role at the age of 24. He was subsequently assigned to serve on RMS Pegasus and other esteemed voyage liners. Nevertheless, the passing of his spouse had evidently rendered him in a state of partial emotional detachment. Multiple individuals asserted that he exhibited minimal to no emotion upon his wife's demise, leading them to speculate that his emotional response had been numbed by the overwhelming stress he endured.

Atticus played a crucial role in the Pegasus Mutiny by successfully rescuing approximately 32 passengers through an efficient evacuation process. Nonetheless, an unfortunate incident occurred during one particular rescue attempt. While Atticus was in the process of lowering a lifeboat, the rope securing it inexplicably gave way, resulting in the loss of 30 lives. Atticus reported the rope looked stable prior to lowering it.

Atticus, aged 25, found himself caught up in a fire aboard the RMS Deciper, where he valiantly assisted in extinguishing the flames, evacuating numerous passengers, and rescuing them from the perilous emergency situation. It has been documented that Atticus sustained multiple burn injuries as a result of his courageous efforts. Atticus decided to take a brief hiatus from his professional duties for approximately five days following the unfortunate passing of his daughter's teacher, unaware of the cause which appeared to be due to blunt force trauma. Nevertheless, he promptly resumed his responsibilities and carried on with his job. Atticus maintained his role as an Officer and promptly found himself engaged in numerous crises and maritime disasters. His noteworthy deeds included the rescue of individuals from the sinking RMS Storm, skillfully evacuating them onto RMS Pegasus.

In a subsequent period, Atticus decided to bring his son along to his work, aiming to strengthen their bond. Regrettably, a severe storm emerged unexpectedly, resulting in Atticus tragically losing his son while fulfilling his duty. Reportedly, his son darted towards the ship's deck and unfortunately fell into the vast ocean. Despite being devastated, Atticus demonstrated remarkable resilience and persisted in carrying out his responsibilities.

Sadly, a few days later, news emerged of Atticus's demise within his car garage. In which it was announced he had committed suicide.