Walker Oran

Lore Explanation [Spoilers]
The largest tenet of Walker's story and background and his "Going Insane" phase is of awareness. of what? Of the fact he doesn't really exist and is simply a plot device in a "Play of Life", which in other words means "The Story and Lore of The Nobindes Series". He believes he himself, the world around him, and all his friends, family, everything and everyone in the world, even the governments and Gods aren't real. And there is something incredibly powerful behind the scenes pulling the strings

His book titles are inspired by Shakespears' play "All the world’s a stage". His deranged writings about "Smelling the roses" and "Opening the world's eyes" (Revealing this ephiphany he had to the rest of the Nobindes world).

Childhood
Walker was a energetic young child with an unending imagination and talent, as a child he loved solving puzzles, mazes, and playing pretend. While his brother wanted to be a scientist, as a child Walker wanted to be baker, a dream which he would eventually achive. He learnt to cook from the teachings of his mother. As a child he was a determined outsdoorsman, who loved biking and hiking with his brother. they often played in the basement of their house, even though they were prohibited from entering that area. Walker had a "secret bunker" which he called the Neversorrow bunker, in which he would play in all day with his brother when their parents aren't home

School
Walker along with his brother, Nobin went to Riverside Elementary School in St. Louis, and then later on when they moved to North Carolina, they went to Jorge Hatts elementary school. He had a dislike towards his maths teacher in Jorge Hatts; Mr. Robertson, who constantly compares him to his brother, Although, He is a smart student. His favourite subjects are Sports, Arts and Crafts, and Cooking. He had a bombastic personality, always being adored by all his classmates. But he doesn't dare to bother his teachers. Ms. Ana is his favorite teacher, she teaches Walker arts very carefully. And he really adores her technique. He said that if he failed as a baker, then he'll be an art teacher like Ms. Ana.