Ethan Evans

Ethan Evans (B. 1994) is an Original Character used in the Role-Play Storybrooke, Exodus. Ethan Evans is written by Aiden.

He was born to two unknown Russian parents.

Time Begins to Move (2011-2012)
Ethan finds out that his Boss, once again, poured bleach all over the dumpster to prevent the local homeless from digging around and taking scraps of food. Thinking it isn't right, Ethan posts about what his Boss did on Storybrooke Social Media warning those he could about staying away. Romulus Barker sees his posts and thanks him for the heads up before warning the rest of his friends.

Not long after texting, Michael about him leaving his chem notebook in class, Ethan takes his skateboard over to Michael's house to return it. Ethan beats himself up over it because he has a small crush on Michael. Even though Ethan promises himself he isn't going to stay, when Michael offers him a snack Ethan can't say no. They chat for a bit before Tyler Owens simply walks in to the house like he owns it and makes a disparaging remark.

When Ethan asks disbelievingly that they are friends, Tyler insinuates that they are more than that much to Michael's horror. In Ethan's haste to get out of Michael's house and away from Tyler, Ethan forgets his skateboard.

Parents
Ethan does not have a good relationship with his parents. They refuse to accept him for who he is and are often physically and emotionally abusive towards him. It is implied that his hatred of drugs comes from their frequent drug usage.

Charlie Wilmore
Ethan and Charlie have been friends since they were in middle school. However, due to currently unknown circumstances, they had a falling out. Recently, they have reconnected and Ethan's very unsubtle crush has reignited.

Michael Mido
Ethan and Michael of Chemistry classes together with Mr. Summers. Ethan has a not-so-subtle crush on Michael.

Trivia

 * Ethan was the first member to post of Storybrooke Exodus.
 * Ethan is transgender (FtM)
 * Ethan is hard of hearing and uses hearing aids and is fluent in American Sign Language.