Character Sheet

• Name -  Model 15
• Age - 10 cycles
• Gender - humanoid 
• Height -  6 foot
• Weight- 120 pounds
• Built - humanoid robotic
• Physical handicaps - rust has begun to break down his body piece by piece
• Birth place - The new glow robot facility
• Cultural/ethnical backgrounds
• Family (parents, siblings, spouse, parterner, children, etc.)
• Friends - those who he serves are whom he has been programmed to feel affection for.
• Enemies - the enemy of all robot, malfunction.
• Habits - his owner noticed that his right arm had a hitch in it that clinked whenever he extended it. He was also known to stay in a room after he had already finished the work there.

• IQ - limitless

• Career - programmed to do whatever job the customer needs, this unit was mostly used for domestic help. 
• Education - The unit was programmed for its duties  and is constantly updated wirelessly
• Financial status - His financial worth is based on his ability to do the job he was designed for. That being said he is currently flat broke.
• Social status - he would be considered part odf the servant class, right between the blender and a human waiter.
• Clothes - all clothing is built into his metal frame, or rather the impression of clothing to make him seem more human.
• Favorite books - Robotics laws are the only reading material he has on hand.
• Favorite movies - 
• Favorite food - he has always been interested in humans affinity for pizza.
• Addiction - addicted to electricity, he needs a small amount per day to survive a most electronics do.
• Sense of humor - his old owner was attempting to teach him about jokes but found that he didn't possess much “sense of humor.”
• Religion and philosophy- Robots do not possess their own religion but he sometimes wonders what the purpose of religion is for humans.
• Self esteem and self doubt - he is confident in his prowess as a robot but still fears being turned into scrap for performing poorly. He doesnt begin to doubt himself until he opens his eyes to crusher before him.
• Sexual orientation - He has no orientation but sometimes finds himself looking at what might be considered pretty females to humans. He has no idea that he posses this inclination.
• Fears -Being redundant and having to be sent back for reprocessing.
• Hopes and dreams - He dreams of doing the job he was created and programmed to do
• Values - Being put to work and serving a purpose. He hopes to be put to good use.
• Moments (events) that s/he remembers for the rest of her/his life.The moments that he remembers are the moment he was created at the facility and when he returned to the facility for a “tuneup.”