Going to give this a shot with a character that, like most of society, knows absolutely nothing about voluntaryism (including how to spell it). I'll probably edit this over time.
Name: Hendrick Fisher, 35 male, lives in various places (homeless but calls himself a "voyager") in a truck with a camper top attached, has family that he never speaks to, owns a small dog named "Gmac". Tows a trailer for scrap collection, expert at metal processing. Upset that he's a millennial. Thinks Jesus is a scam.
Background: Failed at holding down good jobs since getting into the workforce as a teenager. Didn't feel like showing up to most of them. Wasn't even drug or mental illness related, just didn't feel like it. Somehow graduated highschool. No longer associates with family. Wasn't really his choice, they just figured it's best to forget he existed. Recently picked up a good working laptop with the scrap, kept it.
Goal: Someone gave him a pamphlet about voluntaryism at a truck stop so he's using his new laptop to further delve into the concept. Feels it's right for him and may be his calling. Considering the fact that he always felt he shouldn't have to do anything he doesn't want to at a given time. Originally thought it was a movement about doing nothing. Now he wants to learn more about it and somehow monetize this knowledge and the process thereof. Particularly since scrap prices suck.
Thank you very much 😊
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