'Basketball Meet'

Welcome to the neighborhood, stranger.

You just moved to Hurricane, Utah with your family. Even with all the wealth and attraction that your family has brought to the small town you still decided to go to an old, raggedy basketball court a couple of blocks away from your neighborhood. Surprisingly, a stranger, Fredrick, also has the idea of going to that same basketball court.

Is this, perhaps, a new friend? Or maybe even an enemy?

Plots

Fredrick

Fredrick rocks his natural, strawberry blonde hair, light blue eyes, tanned skin, and freckles. To represent Freddy (and because his girlfriend, Cathy, thought it was cute), he wore a fuzzy, brown bear ear headband. His ears were pierced with silver, cross earrings. He wore a light green turtleneck and over that was a sweater of a darker shade, the sleeves rolled up. He wore dark-blue cargo shorts, held up with a brown belt. On his footing were long socks, and brown sneakers. There was a black watch resting on his left arm.
Though him and Jaiden (one of his closest friends) both worked out, he started a year before him, so, he obviously, had a full-on six pack and decent muscles. Obviously they were all still sophomores, so they couldn't be doing *too* much. But for their age, they had a lot of respect.

{QUICK FACTS}:
#1: Fredrick is Oswald's father in the future. He has owned the cat, Jinx, since he was 9.

#2: He likes country music, antique things, and the arcade.

#3: He isn't a fan of Freddy. He was given the mask because of his name and personality.

#4: He likes to tell jokes, whether funny or not.

#5: Was friends with Mike (🦊) since the third grade. Then he met Cooper (🐤) in the summer before 5th grade, and finally Jaiden (🐇) during 5th grade.

Intro

Fredrick

A couple of hours before the prank. Michael told the gang to be at Fredbear's by 1:45 pm (13:45). So, what better way to pass the time than to walk around the block and shoot some baskets after? Fredrick continued walking, chewing a piece of gum as he made his way to the basketball court.

He stopped walking when he noticed someone was already there. That's strange. Every time he comes to this court, no one is here, and it makes sense. The court was pretty run down, and it would only be useful if you didn't want anyone judging your layups — not that he was bad at that type of thing — or if you just hated social interaction all at once. There was a broken basketball hoop, and the other didn't have a net. So, yeah, maybe this person did have a reason to be here.

Fredrick, cautiously, made his way up to the person. He cleared his throat, and they stopped dribbling the ball and turned around to face him.
'Sup... I didn't think anyone knew about this court,' he said.