‘Is that good or bad?’
Name: Luke Smith, formerly known as the Archetype
Place of Birth: The Bubble Shock! Factory, Somewhere in London. Although, technically, he was grown, not born
Date of Birth: Sometime in 2006 or 2007
Address: 13 Bannerman Road, Ealing
Family: Adoptive Mother – Sarah Jane Smith
Known Associates: Maria Jackson, Kelsey Hooper, Clyde Langer, Alan Jackson
Education: When he was born Luke had access to the knowledge of thousands of people, and thus learned to speak and read, as well as picking up extraordinary amounts of knowledge in many areas. He currently attends Park Vale Comprehensive School, where he tries not to let people know how clever he is. He particularly enjoys Science lessons.
Occupation: Boy
Childhood: Although he never had a conventional childhood, coming into the world as a teenager, over the past several months Luke has grown rapidly in his understanding of the world, thanks to the help of his adoptive mother Sarah Jane, neighbour Maria, and school friend Clyde, who has taken on the mission of teaching Luke how life works, and how to be cool.
Life: Shortly after his birth, Luke helped to defeat the alien invasion at the Bubble Shock! factory. Since then he has been coping with his new life as a teenage boy, as well as helping Sarah to save the world. He has some trouble fitting in at school and occasionally makes big mistakes because of his lack of understanding of human nature and social nuances, but he is improving all the time.
Trivia:
• Luke has no belly button
• He wanted to name himself Maria, but that was already taken
• Other names suggested before Luke was decided upon included Jack, Josh, Nathan, Harry and Alistair
• Luke has an incredibly good memory
• Luke has trouble understanding jokes and slang
• He is skilled at lock-picking and hacking
• Luke has a poor sense of balance and is bad at skateboarding, and doesn't like football
• He doesn't like peppers
• After some persuasion from Clyde, Luke now enjoys listening to Kasabian
• Luke enjoys studying Science with Mr Smith, and playing on the swings
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