Xander's Pharaoh: The Present I

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*He’d thought that they’d been two in one body since they were born.  It’s not until later that they learn that Xander became Xander & Haru when they were 3.

*His Aunt took him in rather than let his father put him in an asylum.

*His Aunt is an archaeologist, and once she met Joyce she became one of the Summers’ first friends in the town.  She sometimes goes on expeditions but has been cutting back.

*Xander/Haru feels guilty about this.  He knows it’s for him & that she doesn’t mind the sacrifice because she actually cares about him.  (She’s more involved than any of the parents in the show.)  He knows she misses it, though.

*He is required to visit a psychologist, though.  The first one was mean & working for his father.  They soon switched.

*He (or Xander) did something when they were in 4^th grade that resulted in everyone pretty much ignoring him for a few months.  They seem to have forgotten, but he never did.  (He forgave everyone pretty quickly, though.  He’s the type to think it’s his fault before looking at anyone else.)

*He’s generally the more level-headed one.

*He’s also the academic one.

*That’s not to say that he doesn’t get fed up.  He does.  When he gets frustrated, and doesn’t have the strength to bottle it inside anymore, he’s a little scary.  Usually, Xander then takes over so he can just sulk in their mind, rather than getting worse and hurting their body or something in the real world.

*The two geek out over things a lot, though, especially when he can go into detail on the plot, writing, and such.

*They usually treat each other as twins, though through the influence of a few others they’ve also taken to referring to each other as ‘Other Me’.

*The Pharaoh chose his own name when they were 5 (Ace?-rel to Alexander, Akos-white falcon Haru-derived from Hor (horus)?) Haru, I think.  It amuses me.  He had help from his Aunt, though.  She’d been visiting to figure out how to save him from his father.  She probably studies Japanese history, then.

*Haru’s voice is deeper.