Description 

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Times - Places - Ages - Alive People - Deceased People - Male Gender (#617bff) - Female Gender (#f377bf)

Sebastian "William" Seeton is caucasian British male going by a variation of nicknames such as "Wicket", "William" or "Will". He has short brown hair, brown eyes, and is around 183cm / 6,0ft tall. Sebastian is often seen walking around wearing a red necktie and/or bandana. He likes wearing a vast majority of colours but generally sticks around somewhat of a lost sailor theme.

Personality wise Sebastian is somebody who doesn't like to sit around and wait. He dreams of creating a safe haven for people around his age and to protect them against the hardships of the world. Every and all streetrats have to look out for one another and Sebastian is a perfect example or somebody who cares for people his age. Sebastian has the mindset on seeing where life takes him, he does what he wants whenever he wants without letting much stop him in doing so. By committing crimes, stealing from the rich and selling such items to make money he intends to build himself and the people around him a safe and more stable future.

Early Life 

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Our story begins on, March 15th, 1883 in the small civil parish of Hornsea located in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Over the course of the last couple weeks the temperatures were slowly starting to rise and people were highly anticipating warmer weather. It was that Thursday afternoon that a little miracle happened in the form of two baby boys and their sister being born. On a walk home from a trip to the store with her mother Sarah Hutton suddenly stood still on the side of the pavement as she started feeling strange cramps in her abdomen. The family had expected something like this to happen for quite some time, Sarah was a rather rebellious lady who had a hard time listening to advice, sometimes even at her own expense. Sitting around and waiting for things to happen wasn't exactly her sort of thing and today was a perfect example of such. Luckily for her, together with the help and parental instinct of her mother Phyllis Seeton the two ladies managed to way their through the last few streets before reaching their family home on Seeton Road. Walking down the last few roads surely wasn't an easy task as Sarah's contractions were getting stronger and both of them realised that the babies were coming. Fortunately for Sarah she had her mother around and with Phyllis's quick thinking she yelled out for some neighbors to assist them and bring them back home.

The Seeton family home was a classical farmhouse located on Seaton Road at the The Pillars just on the edge of the Hornsea Mere. It was an older building who's location gave it a beautiful view of the waters right in front of it whilst still having the comfort of having neighbors around you. The house itself was an older farmhouse that had been remodeled into a "modern day" home with all the needs one's heart could desire. Currently the only people living inside of the building were Sarah Hutton together with her mother and father Phyllis Seeton and Kelton Seeton. Whenever William would return home he would take it upon himself to tend to the neccessary chores and do as much as he could before eventually having to return back to sea. Being the captain of his own ship he was usually home for only a few weeks before being sent back out to on another work order.

With or without William the Seeton family home was a warm and lively home in which the family found their comfort. After reaching the front door the family made their way inside where Sarah was quickly taken up the stairs and into her room. She was then placed onto her bed where her mother and some neighbors stuck around to assist her in the delivery whilst the men were told to leave the room. The door was shut and the men gathered downstairs together with Kelton who started handing out pints to anybody willing to take one. A few hours later the door was opened back up making all the men jump up as one of the ladies partially walked down the stairs to announce that Sarah had given birth to three healthy little babies. After the brief announcement Kelton under the cheering of his neighbors made his way up the stairs to find Sarah laying in bed with Phylis and some of the other women by her bedside.

Because of William's work and frequent voyages away from home the family had already established a few names from which they could choose if they ended up with boys or girls. The decision was made there to name the firstborn, a boy. Sebastian "William" Hutton just like his father. The secondborn, a girl was named Susanne "Phyllis" Hutton after her grandmother and much to Phyllis's joy. Finally the thirdborn, a boy was named Eddard "Hamish" Hutton after his recently deceased grandfather.

A year later the same story almost happened twice. After having gone back on another voyage William left Sarah behind with her grandparents and their three infants. As several months had already passed the family knew that the birth of their fourth child surely couldn't last much longer. With that in mind all eyes were on Sarah making sure that she listened and kept company around in case something were to happen. It happened as a sudden as it was ended, Sarah was hanging up some laundry on a washing line in the backyard when she felt the same sensation as the day that her other three children were born. This was the time she thought, quickly she scuffled back into the house and called out to her mother that the baby was coming. Just as the year before Phyllis sprung into action and called her neighbor's over to assist as Sarah gave birth to yet another wonderful little boy. The newborn baby boy was named after their grandfather and was given the full name of Julian "Kelton" Hutton.

From there on out not much change happened for the family Seeton. With William often traveling across the ocean most kids were slowly looked at to pull their weight around and assist in the day to day activities. From about the age of 4 they were tasked to help out in the little thing, cleaning up this or that, working in the yard and other small tasks that a child's mind would easily understand. During the mornings all four children were taken to school by Phyllis where they were taught how to read and write. Once school was done Phyllis would be standing by the front gate ready to collect them and walk them back home. Every several months William would return home for several weeks sharing stories of the adventures he want on dazzling his children with tales of giant sea monsters and lands far beyond the horizon. In reality every tale he told was a some exaggerated version of a somewhat true story however to his young kids their father was a hero, a pirate, an adventurer, a hunter and much more. Within this homely, warm and creative environment there weren't many wrongs, everybody talked to one another and amongst themselves they had a happy family.




The ladder effect

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Whilst the Seeton Family Home was built on solid ground the often absence of the master of the house had the building slowly falling victim to the decay of time. With Kelton Seeton having since gone into his 70's he often found himself unable to do the maintenance that he once used to do. The new master of the house, William Hutton, husband of Sarah Hutton was often away on voyages to far away lands leaving him unable to tend after the home as much as he wish he could. Whilst William was away on another voyage Kelton Seeton had taken it upon himself to do some of the necessary maintenance to the house. Being an older man he wasn't entirely able to do everything on his own anymore so he often allowed for his grandchildren to assist him in the day to day tasks.

It was during one of this tasks on June 25th 1889 that Kelton Seeton drew his last breath. The day started off as any other, after having awoken the family gathered downstairs around the dinnertable to eat breakfast. Whilst conversing about their night Phyllis mentioned being awoken multiple times throughout the night by a noise outside of her window. In response Sarah theorized that is could be a loose piece gutter moving in the wind as it has been storming rather heavily a week prior. Without much thought Kelton offered his services and immediately mentioned that he could take a look at the gutter if one of the kids assited him before they had to leave for school.

As clockwork right as the last words were spoken Eddard "Hamish" Hutton made his way down the stairs right into his grandfather's field of vision. In an attempt to slowly back away and avoid being called out to help he was immediately asked to come and assist to which he did with a heavy sigh. Once outside he proceeded to back to the door as One by one Sebastian, Susanne and Julian made their way downstairs leaving Eddard to assist his grandfather.

Whilst Kelton made his way over to the shed in the backyard he called over Eddard to assist him in carrying the ladder over to the side of the house. Instructing the young boy to stay put and hold on to the ladder he slowly made his way up to the gutter confirming that it was indeed loose and needed fixing. After going up and down the ladder several times gathering tools from left and right Kelton started his attempt at repairing the gutter telling Eddard to hold onto the base of the ladder so that it wouldn't fall over. Standing high up above the ground Kelton kept going trying to hammer nails into wood and put the gutter back into it's rightful place. With several hits striking the nails without issue Kelton suddenly struck the side of one of the nails with such force that he accidentally dropped his hammer down the ladder and onto the ground scaring the everloving hell out of Eddard who jumped back with a flamboyant shriek. Right as he did Kelton, who had thought that he dropped the hammer right onto the boy leaned back far enough for the ladder to lose connection to the side of the house and come falling backwards slamming into the ground.

As panic ensued the rest of the family rushed outside to see that all the commotion was about only to find Eddard screaming and crying shaking his grandfather who was laying motionlessly on the ground. With sobbing pleas for help his mother reached around the boy, pulled him away from his grandfather and forced him inside with Phyllis and the rest of the children. Quickly checking on her father Phyllis ordered the children to stay inside as she wept away some tears and came running back outside towards her daughter and her husband. Looking into his eyes she saw the light that she had loved soo dearly fade away from his eyes as his body turn pale and cold. Death had taken his sorrow soul and ripped him away from the people he loved so dearly by a simple mistake that nobody could have predicted.





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Returning back home dressed in the finest of clothes William faced the task of comforting his family who had horribly lost their husband, father or grandfather only a few weeks prior.

25 January 1890 (6 years old) dad dies





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October 22nd, 1894 (11 years old) Mom gets in a relationship with a twat from Maine USA and forces the kids to move with her and change their names.
(Grandma gets left behind, RIP granny F bozo.)


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April 12nd, 1895 (12 years old) The kids decide that their new "father" is a total turd and that their mother has lost is so they leave Maine together with their new friends and neighbors who have recently lost their father. Stealing valuables from home they set course for some of the nearest towns where they sells their stolen items for the highest price and proceed to make their way out of the state and towards the shore. Living off hopes and dreams they soon realised that there was a lot more fortune to be had in taking what others had and selling it for the right price elsewhere. With some knowledge of history they started robbing and thieving making themselves more money being able to buy some of the things that they desired whilst making a few fellow criminal friends on the road.

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December 4th, 1899 (16 years old) Sebastian, Eddard, Julian and Susanne attempt to steal a boat from the Boston Harbor that would allegedly be full of old european antiques.
The plan does not go as... planned, Sebastian gets into a fight with one of the boats crewmates and ends up accidentally killing the man by pushing him against a table, making him slip and fall onto a railing. Julian ends up on deck trying to stay out of sight as Sebastian starts attempting to manouver the boat with Susanne's help. Julian notices that the boat is still docked to the wall via a big stong rope and shouts out for somebody to untie it so that they can leave. Eddard runs off the boat and unties the rope as the law and angry crewmates start chasing him. Attempting to make it back onto the boat, the moves and the ramp drops into the water taking Eddard along with it. Sebastian manouvers the boat a little bit away from the dock whilst Susanne looks over the side of the ship for Eddard in the water. Whilst screaming his name she starts having things be thrown at her from the shore, a gunshot goes off and Susanne ducks behind the railing, screams for Sebastian to get going. Julian pleads for Eddard and screams that he noticed a blur in the water out of the corner of his eye. More gunshots go off, panic sets in the side of the boat starts getting several dents and holes before Sebastian puts the boat into full throttle and takes them away from the docks leaving Eddard's whereabouts a mystery.




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Present Life 

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Affiliations 

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Quotes 

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"Well, clearly.. It doesn't take a scientist to figure that out."
"He who would pun would pick a pocket."
"May the lords and saints preserve us"

Roger Roger

Trivia 

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Additional Information

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‎‏‏‎ ‎sv Irex

Ship Number: 36
Ship Type: Steel Sailing Vessel
Vessel Type: Full-Rigged Sailing Ship
Purpose: Cargo
Tonnage: 2348 grt / 2249 nrt
BP Length: 302.2 feet
Height: 220 feet
Breadth: 43.1 ft
Depth: 24.3 ft
Propulsion: Sail
Rigging: 3 masts
Official No. 93224
Owner: John Daniel Clink, Greenock
First port of register: Greenock
Registration date: 05 November 1889
Built: 1889
Builder: John Reid & Co, Port Glasgow
Yard & Yard no: Newark Yard nr. 8
Launch Date: Thursday, 10/10/1889
Date Completed: 11/1889
Vessel history: 05/11/1889 arrived at Glasgow Harbour to commence loading
Fate / Status: Came to grief in Scratchell's Bay, 25 January 1890, Wrecked
Casualties: 30 of the 36 on board were rescued by breeches buoy.
Crew: 34 (plus two stowaways)

Green - Confirmed Alive
Red - Confirmed Dead

Crew - Capt (Commander) Will Hutton .. drowned
Crew - First Mate. James H Irvine .. drowned
Crew - Boatswain. Ernest Hanson .. drowned
Crew - Second Mate. John Reid
Crew - Boatswain's mate. Charles Campbell
Crew - Carpenter. James Gilmore
Crew - Boy. William Ogilvie .. drowned
Crew - Steward Thomas Estella
Crew - Sailmaker. UNKNOWN
Crew - Cook. UNKNOWN
Crew - James Andews
Crew - Alex Thompson
Crew. William Colquhoun
Crew. Robert Durrick
Crew. Stephen Carroll
Crew. James Murray
Crew. Thomas Weeks
Crew. Ned Collins
Crew. Harry Moore
Crew. John McIlroy
Crew. Dick Stearne
Crew. Sam Hughes
Crew. Isaac Rose
Crew. John Niccolls
Crew. Harry Duncan
Crew. George Brown
Crew. J. Durrick
Crew. Harry Grayson aka. "Old Harry" .. drowned
Crew - Apprentice. Laker
Crew - Apprentice. Hatchett .. drowned
Crew - Apprentice. Jones
Crew - Apprentice. Barham
Crew - Apprentice. Bonner
Crew - Apprentice. Scaffield
Stowaway. Duffy
Stowaway. Robinson

The Irex

On Christmas Eve, 24 December, 1889, the brand new 2,347-ton full-rigged ship Irex began her maiden voyage from Glasgow bound to Rio de Janeiro. She left Greenock under the command of Captain Will Hutton carrying a cargo of 3,600 tons of iron sewerage pipes. Originally she had been scheduled to leave on 10 December but storms had made that impossible. Her steel hull was 302ft long, her masts 220ft high, and she carried a crew of 34 (plus two stowaways).

After departure she was immediately caught in a storm which meant that she was obliged to shelter in Belfast Lough until 1 January (New Year's Day) 1890. She sailed again but was battered by storms for some 20 days, first in the Irish Sea and then in the Bay of Biscay. With some of the crew injured and a shifted cargo, the captain decided to run back for shelter. When the winds reached hurricane strength she attempted to take shelter in Falmouth on the 24th, but was unable to get a pilot boat to guide her in, so continued up the English Channel towards Portland. As Irex approached the Needles, Captain Hutton mistook the Needles Lighthouse for a light from a pilot boat, and drove his ship up onto the shore at about 10 p.m.



The Wreck

Large waves broke over the ship, and the The Captain, First Mate a Boatswain and 3 sailors were swept overboard or disappeared during the night, a disappearance about which there were ugly rumours and stories which could never be proved. She lay overnight before being spotted from the shore at 9 a.m. by soldiers stationed at The Needles Batteries who alerted the Totland lifeboat. The steam collier Hampshire also come to the aid of Irex, but neither ship were able to approach Irex before noon. After nearly being smashed into Hampshire, the lifeboat abandoned the attempt to rescue the crew, and was towed back to port by Hampshire.

On Saturday morning, the Totland lifeboat attempted a rescue but could not get near the ship. At 1.15 p.m. the coastguard / rocket aparatus company launched a rocket from the battery on the clifftop, some 400 feet above the vessel and carried a line right over the ship. The line was caught in the rigging and as the crew attempted to reach the line, one male sailor fell and was killed. After two hours a hawser was rigged, which enabled the 29 survivors from the crew of 36 to be hauled up by coastguards, soldiers and civilians, in a breeches buoy from the ship to the cliff-top.

The Aftermath

A few days later, the survivors and the N.C.O.s of the Royal Artillery who assisted, were received by Queen Victoria and congratulated for their bravery.
To this day, the fate of the Captain, Mate and four sailors remains a mystery, although one of the crew reported seeing them swept overboard by a huge sea when attempting to launch a boat. The ship's log was never found. Total fatalities: 6.

Newspaper Article

On Saturday, February 1, 1890 this article was published by The Isle of Wight County Press


Notable Belongings

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His father's silver wedding ring.


Horses present & past

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Snake - Missouri Fox Trotter - Buckskin Brindle - Active
Buster - Mustang - Tiger Striped Bay - Active


Character Theme song

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(Spotify) Fuck all the perfect people ~ The Specials
(Youtube) Fuck all the perfect people ~ The Specials


March 13th 1883 Star Sign

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Pisces, a water sign, is the last constellation of the zodiac. It's symbolized by two fish swimming in opposite directions, representing the constant division of Pisces's attention between fantasy and reality. As the final sign, Pisces has absorbed every lesson — the joys and the pains, the hopes and the fears — learned by all of the other signs. This makes these fish the most psychic, empathetic, and compassionate creatures of the astrological wheel. With such immense sensitivity, Pisces can easily become swallowed by emotions and must remember to stay grounded in the material realm (appropriately, Pisces rules the feet).

Pisces is ruled by Neptune, the celestial body that governs creativity and dreams, and these ethereal fish adore exploring their boundless imaginations. In its more nefarious form, however, Neptune also oversees illusion and escapism. Neptunian energy is like the energy of the ocean: magical, mysterious, and often scary. When the fog is thick on the water, the horizon is obstructed and there is no differentiation between the sea and the sky.

A mutable sign, Pisces effortlessly adapts to their surroundings. These visionary fish have unparalleled access to the collective unconscious through their clairvoyance and make incredible artists and creatives. Kind and gentle, they're invigorated by shared experiences of music and romance. Any relationship with mystical Pisces is guaranteed to involve deep spiritual exploration.