Post by Bobby Manning on Apr 27, 2008 18:05:14 GMT -5
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.:Name of Character:. Robert Manning
.:Nick Name:. Bobby, Crash
.:Age:.Early 30s
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.:Physical Appearance:. Bobby is tall with dark brown hair. He is usually dressed in a suit and tie (for work). He keeps himself in shape for the job so he can run after a suspect if necessary.
.:Height:.6’3”
.:Portrayed by:. Rick Peters
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.:Basic Personality:.Bobby is a charming Australian with a great sense of humor. He enjoys playing practical jokes on people, including some “hazing” (all in good fun) of new members of the team. He can take a joke just as easily as he gives it, often being teased about an incident with his first company car. Bobby is a good friend and is also highly protective of the women he works with.
Bobby is dedicated to his work and loves a challenge. He is also in touch with the world around him. He is able to bring laughter to people even under tense situations. Bobby is also a good Elvis impersonator. He also has a gambling addiction that he keeps secret from those he works with, knowing it could cause him to lose his job with the FBI. Only Jack knows about his addiction. He attends Gamblers Anonymous meetings to help him deal with his addiction.
.:Accents:.Australian
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.:Birthplace:. Australia
.:Family:. Biological Father (Mac Ellis) left his mother when he was a child, mother remarried and she and Bobby’s adoptive father live in Australia. Bobby is close to both of them.
.:Friends:. Best Mates with Jack Hudson, also friends with Darcy, Sue (and Levi!), Tara, Lucy, Myles, Dimitrius
.:Occupation:. Special Agent with the FBI
.:History:.
On Bobby’s 6th birthday his father went out promising to pick up the ice cream and cake for his son’s party, but he didn’t come back. The next day he came only to get his bags, and left his young son and wife behind. Bobby’s mother eventually remarried to a man who would become Bobby’s adopted father. The next time Bobby would see his biological father would be after Mac tracked him down asking for help getting a job, despite Bobby helping out his father, Mac would clean out the man and run once more, proving he was nothing more than a con man. Bobby wouldn’t see his father again until it was in prison.
Bobby is an amazing card player however he developed a gambling addiction. At one point all of his credit cards were maxed out, his bank accounts were drained and he lost his apartment. However he has dealt with his addiction (and still attends Gamblers Anonymous meetings) and states that he hasn’t felt the urge to gamble in 9 years now. Bobby’s gambling problem needed to be handled before he made it to Quantico knowing he wouldn’t have made it through all of the psychological evaluations while battling a problem of this magnitude. The only person to know of Bobby’s problem was his close friend Jack Hudson who has known for years.
Bobby Jack attended Quantico together in training to become FBI agents. They both had the same mentor, Wes Kenner. In order for Bobby to become an FBI agent, he had to give up his Australian nationality. But he is devoted to his job and made the necessary choices to get where he is today.
Shortly after joining the FBI, Bobby earned the nickname “crash” which would stick with him for years to come. Within hours of receiving the keys to his company car he totaled it, breaking the bureau record.
Bobby was in a long term relationship with journalist Darcy D’Angelo, until she was offered a high profile job in Los Angeles. Shortly after this he discovered that he and his coworker Tara shared a mutual attraction towards each other.
.:Name of Character:. Robert Manning
.:Nick Name:. Bobby, Crash
.:Age:.Early 30s
- | + | - Appearance - | + | -[/u]
.:Physical Appearance:. Bobby is tall with dark brown hair. He is usually dressed in a suit and tie (for work). He keeps himself in shape for the job so he can run after a suspect if necessary.
.:Height:.6’3”
.:Portrayed by:. Rick Peters
- | + | - Personality - | + | -[/u]
.:Basic Personality:.Bobby is a charming Australian with a great sense of humor. He enjoys playing practical jokes on people, including some “hazing” (all in good fun) of new members of the team. He can take a joke just as easily as he gives it, often being teased about an incident with his first company car. Bobby is a good friend and is also highly protective of the women he works with.
Bobby is dedicated to his work and loves a challenge. He is also in touch with the world around him. He is able to bring laughter to people even under tense situations. Bobby is also a good Elvis impersonator. He also has a gambling addiction that he keeps secret from those he works with, knowing it could cause him to lose his job with the FBI. Only Jack knows about his addiction. He attends Gamblers Anonymous meetings to help him deal with his addiction.
.:Accents:.Australian
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.:Birthplace:. Australia
.:Family:. Biological Father (Mac Ellis) left his mother when he was a child, mother remarried and she and Bobby’s adoptive father live in Australia. Bobby is close to both of them.
.:Friends:. Best Mates with Jack Hudson, also friends with Darcy, Sue (and Levi!), Tara, Lucy, Myles, Dimitrius
.:Occupation:. Special Agent with the FBI
.:History:.
On Bobby’s 6th birthday his father went out promising to pick up the ice cream and cake for his son’s party, but he didn’t come back. The next day he came only to get his bags, and left his young son and wife behind. Bobby’s mother eventually remarried to a man who would become Bobby’s adopted father. The next time Bobby would see his biological father would be after Mac tracked him down asking for help getting a job, despite Bobby helping out his father, Mac would clean out the man and run once more, proving he was nothing more than a con man. Bobby wouldn’t see his father again until it was in prison.
Bobby is an amazing card player however he developed a gambling addiction. At one point all of his credit cards were maxed out, his bank accounts were drained and he lost his apartment. However he has dealt with his addiction (and still attends Gamblers Anonymous meetings) and states that he hasn’t felt the urge to gamble in 9 years now. Bobby’s gambling problem needed to be handled before he made it to Quantico knowing he wouldn’t have made it through all of the psychological evaluations while battling a problem of this magnitude. The only person to know of Bobby’s problem was his close friend Jack Hudson who has known for years.
Bobby Jack attended Quantico together in training to become FBI agents. They both had the same mentor, Wes Kenner. In order for Bobby to become an FBI agent, he had to give up his Australian nationality. But he is devoted to his job and made the necessary choices to get where he is today.
Shortly after joining the FBI, Bobby earned the nickname “crash” which would stick with him for years to come. Within hours of receiving the keys to his company car he totaled it, breaking the bureau record.
Bobby was in a long term relationship with journalist Darcy D’Angelo, until she was offered a high profile job in Los Angeles. Shortly after this he discovered that he and his coworker Tara shared a mutual attraction towards each other.
