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Book Report About Hammon's Life

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Biography: Tell us about your OC’s childhood. Were they bullied in school? Did they even go to a regular school? Were their parents protective and sheltering or did your OC have free-reign? Did they have a childhood friend that made everything okay, or were they even allowed out of their parents’ sight? What about financial situations? Was your OC’s family so poor that they could barely afford food, or did they live a life of luxury? How did that affect them? Maybe they were sickly as a kid or were constantly getting injured because they just couldn’t turn down a dare. Did they start their journey at age ten, or did some circumstances force them to wait a year or longer? Tell us about how they got their first Pokemon. You can go into things

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