[ WP ] Life is a book , and the writer is changed every year . 2016 's writer is the most incompetent one yet . Describe his relationship with the previous writers .

Floyd had red hair, green eyes, and an appetite for destruction. Everyone around him instantly knew what he wanted to do with his life ( before he snobbishly rubbed it in their faces ), and they knew his father would probably pay for it. You see, Floyd had been told one too many times growing up that he was special, significant, important. So naturally, he wanted the most special job there was: he wanted to be a Writer. 
 
 But he could n't just be any Writer, no. The ones who wrote the laws of the Universe, or the ones that created religions, they did n't have enough power, enough name recognition. He wanted to be the Editor, who got final say over everything before it got published. There were only two small problems; one, he was only seventeen, and two, Editor was a yearlong commission-he'd have to wait that long. 
 
 Considering who he was, Floyd did have a surprising amount of patience, but he could n't wait a lifetime. He would try waiting, and then he could tell his father to do something if he changed his mind. To fill the time, he took up a job interning at the office where the Writers worked. It was n't a very important job, but every now and then a Writer would take his advice about what to do, and that kept him happy. 
 
 By his eighteenth birthday, Floyd had gained a decent amount of respect with the Writers, and he had yet to ask for something to celebrate his becoming an adult. He asked his father for the one thing he wanted most-to become Editor. 
 It scared even Floyd how quickly the current Editor resigned after that, and how the Editor recommended Floyd for the position, after seeing his `` unique genius'' around the office. It was n't long before he had the fame he'd wanted, and it was less time still before he had the infamy he had n't. He was notorious for unnecessary cruelty, and loved to play politics. Very rarely did he stick to standardized character traits, and he fired most of the religious writers, leading to a global spike in atheism. A surprising amount of people called for the destruction of the Book system, and letting the Universe do what it pleases, but it never gained enough traction. Supposedly, Floyd spent the rest of his days in his father's mansion, furiously writing, as though he was still the Editor. He died before thirty due to an accidental drug overdose, or so they say.
