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==History and Personality== | ==History and Personality== | ||
The David Lithgow of today stands a great distance away from that of his youth. As a young man, David was a brooding, free-spirited rogue and a loner by choice. In another century, he might have emulated James Dean. Teachers did not trust him, while most of his peers adored him. Suffice to say, he was especially popular among the girls. However, as these stories often go, this hard outer shell encased a sensitive teen with a troubled home life. His mother had left | The David Lithgow of today stands a great distance away from that of his youth. As a young man, David was a brooding, free-spirited rogue and a loner by choice. In another century, he might have emulated James Dean. Teachers did not trust him, while most of his peers adored him. Suffice to say, he was especially popular among the girls. However, as these stories often go, this hard outer shell encased a sensitive teen with a troubled home life. His mother had left during his childhood and his father compensated with a never-ending string of short-term girlfriends. Fortunately, David was a gifted student and school was a safehaven. More importantly, he was an astoundingly talented artist, particularly marked by an aggressive use of color. | ||
In high school, David met his match: Helen Beal, an equally gifted artist, with whom he fell quite passionately in love, and she with him. Being the most popular girl in the school in her own right, this sealed David's fate as the big man on campus, according to his peers, and a bad influence, according to his teachers. He and Helen were utterly inseparable, even frequently forgoing their art for the sake of time together. A few days before their graduation, they eloped, which seemed unquestionably right at the time. However, this forced David into his wealthy father's restaurant business. Soon, it also forced him to abandon his artistic aspirations. It did not take very long for David to grow resentful, as Helen remained free to hone her own skills. | In high school, David met his match: Helen Beal, an equally gifted artist, with whom he fell quite passionately in love, and she with him. Being the most popular girl in the school in her own right, this sealed David's fate as the big man on campus, according to his peers, and a bad influence, according to his teachers. He and Helen were utterly inseparable, even frequently forgoing their art for the sake of time together. A few days before their graduation, they eloped, which seemed unquestionably right at the time. However, this forced David into his wealthy father's restaurant business. Soon, it also forced him to abandon his artistic aspirations. It did not take very long for David to grow resentful, as Helen remained free to hone her own skills. | ||