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-Life on Caprica-
Jared became an orphan at the age of 10 but it would be a shame to say that his adolescent life was a troublesome one,. It would be outright lie in fact as with the death of his father, his mother had previously died an maternal death, Jared life changed from that rich of ideals but very scarce in food an material wealth to an life with his uncle, a life of abundance and without the burden of moral beliefs.

The boy grew older and his life began to revolve around two things in particular. First one was to be on stage or anywhere in the midst of attention making people love you and to crave for you. The second one was to gain insight into other people’s thoughts, ideas and emotions, to get inside their mind and from there delicately sway over them without their knowledge. To achieve the first, an obvious line or work would've been as an artist. But the whole bohemian lifestyle that came with it reminded him all too much about his father and didn't appeal him at all. So instead his following years was dedicated to those of a scholar and later on in the medical field with a major in psychology.

As Jared grew of age it became apparent that he was indeed a very handsome man, perhaps the only trait pass on by his belated father, and on top of that a very bright and cunning man too, perhaps even a little too bright and easy on the eye for his own good as he could soon be seen mounting some pretty high horses. And with a leap only possible by fate Jared in short time found himself falling from one of the same very horses shattering his idyllic life on the way down. Consumed by pride and a great deal of confidence in his work about " Similarities between human psychology and neural net Artificial Intelligence behavioral tendencies" he presented a thesis declaring that even the artificial mind possessed the ability to dream and imagine and even sought solace in the existence of a higher being. He didn’t have to say more before the academy throw him out and urged him never to return to the field of science. At this point Jared was glad he didn’t included the worrisome idea of his in the thesis, the idea that the artificial minds development was so advanced and showed such a number of similarities to the human that we could perhaps consider ourselves equal sentient beings with the possibility that in the near future we are subordinated the machines.

In literally the matter of hours Jared had gone from the quite decent life of a scholar to that of poverty and idleness. Delphi was probably the worst place on the planet and in the system to for an unemployed black-listed professor not being able to rely on his academic education the number of available job was very limited and like things wasn’t enough his uncle had decided that the political situation right now was all too vulnerable and all too important for him to jeopardize by advocating for his pretentious and possible deluded nephew. Instead partly fueled by desperation and partly driven by exploring the boundaries of his knowledge he made a name of himself at the local bars as “Mercurius the magician” with mainly mind tricks at his repertoire. With his experience of acting since young ago and a vast knowledge of the human cognition he even did fairly okey, perhaps even more than okey as after only a year in the business he found himself hired onboard a private yacht as the personal entertainment for no other but the vice president her(him)self.