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goldfinch app
OOC
Name: Kanoi
Age: 18
Email: sirenqueen@charter.net
AIM/MSN/YIM/Other: AIM- darkgoddess700
Previous RP experience(if you have none, give me an example of your writing): Sasori inkonohaco, Hyuuga Hinata in rebirth_rp, Haruno Sakura and Konan in mythos_arcana, Kairi, Nakano Yamato, and Sai in malaise_house, and Uzumaki Kushina in konoha_fashion
What kind of daiquiris do the mods like?: Banana!
(Once accepted, feel free to remove your personal info from your user info page)
IC
Name: Fae Moore
Age/DOB: 17/ Feb 9, 1991
Gender: Female
Sexuality: bisexual
Physical Description: Fae is about 5' 2" and of an average build, neither skinny nor fat. She has curly, medium length blonde hair, though she has a tendency to change her hair color every once in awhile. She has very deep, dark blue eyes.
She has no real set style, she just dresses like she feels like dressing.
Personality: Fae is very perky and friendly, but she does tend to lean towards the sarcastic side as well. She loves most anything creative, especially literature and acting. She is usually very optimistic, though she does get her down times. She tends to be rather air headed and ditsy, as well. She is extremely open-minded, almost to the point it's a fault. She has a hard time seeing the fault in anyone. She tends to be one of those people that you either love or you hate (though Fae hopes it's the former).
History (Please write at least four/five paragraphs here. You're starting this character from scratch this is the place to flesh him/her out): Fae is the second born to the Moore family, but not the last. She is the only girl out of four children. Her older brother is twenty-five and recently married, and her younger brothers are thirteen and nine. She was a tomboy growing up, a result of her trying desperately to fit in with her brothers. When she became a teenager, she started to take on a more feminine appearance. She still retains some of her tomboy roots, however.
Fae grew up in a small town where everybody knew everybody (as well as their business). Despite this, her family never seemed to care about what people said about their daughter. There was a lot to be said. She was overwhelmingly known to all as the class clown. She used to argue, however, that she wasn’t that extreme. If they lived in the big city she wouldn’t even be noticed (it’s hard not to be noticed when your class size is only ninety-five).
Fae always loved to have fun. She was the child who would always drove teachers crazy in elementary school because she was so energetic. The school’s staff and her family eventually figured out how they could help her channel that energy- the theatre. She’s been actively involved in drama now since the seventh grade. Due to her active role in the theatre, her love of literature came about (though that was a couple years later).
Fae started dying her hair fairly young (around the age of thirteen or fourteen). A result of her rather loud personality, the first color she dyed her naturally brown locks was pink. The pink didn’t last long, however, as it was against her school dress code. Since then she’s had many other hair colors (some weren’t on purpose), but right now she’s rather comfortable with being a blonde.
When Fae started high school she started to notice that not only was she very appreciative of attractive guys, but she also found the fairer sex to be appealing as well. She first though nothing of this, thinking she was just able to appreciate beauty in any form. As she continued through high school, she learned that maybe it wasn’t something so simple. When she developed her first crush on a girl (a rather breath-taking cheerleader in her school’s senior class) she was terrified. Society was not exactly accepting of such things. She tried her hardest to ignore the feelings she had, but when the cheerleader started getting closer to her it became a lot harder to do. The two eventually became great friends, and during the summer between her junior and senior years she got her first kiss from a girl- the cheerleader she had been crushing on for most of the previous school year. Fae was thrilled, but the euphoria was short-lived. In such a small town it wasn’t long until the two girls were found out. Fae was sent off to Goldfinch Academy to complete her senior year (she has no clue what happened to the cheerleader).
Fae holds no ill will for her fate. She is rather relieved that being sent to a different school is all that happened to her. She looks at this as just another adventure of life. She knows her family still loves her dearly (her parents told her time and time again that they didn’t care, and they wouldn’t send her anywhere if not for the government). The only thing she regrets in the slightest is that she won’t be around for her younger brothers (especially the nine year old who doesn’t even understand just why his sister had to go away).
Student/Faculty (please list position eg. Math Teacher, English Teacher, Cafeteria worker etc): Senior Student
List of Classes (must have seven if student/four if teacher): Creative Writing, Basic Math, Astronomy, Ancient Civilizations, AP English, yoga/pilates, Shakespeare's Sonnets and Plays
List of Clubs (optional): Drama Club, Tattered Covers, Yearbook, Shakespeare Appreciation
List of Sports (optional): Swimming
Have you asked us to hold your PB?: no
IC AIM: I don't have one for this character, but I can make one.
Sample Writings:
IC Journal Example (at least 150 words, 1st person, can be linked in from your journal): Have I ever mentioned that I HATE MATH! I don't understand this whole needing to substitute numbers with letters thing! What is the point of that? Really! When, in my life time, am I EVER going to need to know the value of "x"? And I don't CARE that I'm failing math! My destiny is on the stage anyway, not some stupid math classroom!
Speaking of the stage, we're supposed to be holding auditions for The Crucible soon. I really, really, really want to get the part of Abigail (though I'd settle for Mary Warren).
Have any of you read any good books lately? I'm looking despretly for something new to read (preferably something that I can hide in my math book so that it looks like I'm working in that ridiculous class).
Also, to all athletes (who aren't on the swim team, I know all about you guys already), I need to find someone to interview for the yearbook and/or newspaper. Let me know if you're interested.
I'm outie!
~Fae <3
IC Log Example (at least 150 words, 3rd person): Fae flopped down on the grass, copy of Twilight in hand. She didn't care that it wasn't some classical piece, it was a good book! Besides, she was currently avoiding any and all homework, so she had no interest in classical pieces (even if it was in the form of Emily Dickens). She had simply been feeling burned out lately. Drama club had been all up in a tizzy, the newspaper was approaching a deadline, and the yearbook was getting into crunch time. She had no interest in being stressed anymore. Really, all Fae wanted to do was curl up with a good book. She hadn't decided, though, if she was happy that swim season was over. It meant she had more time (not! Way too many clubs and way too much homework), but it also got rid of her main form of stress release.
A soccer ball whizzed past her head. She glared over the top of her book. Which ever soccer jock had done that was about to be suffering a very painful death! That was when she saw Him- the most gorgeous guy she had ever laid eyes on. Death could wait. Death could wait a very long time. Right now, it was time to work her charm. She stuffed her book in her bag and fluffed her hair up some. She was gonna knock this (beautiful) soccer jock off his talented (however direction impared) feet.
OOC
Name: Kanoi
Age: 18
Email: sirenqueen@charter.net
AIM/MSN/YIM/Other: AIM- darkgoddess700
Previous RP experience(if you have none, give me an example of your writing): Sasori in
konohaco, Hyuuga Hinata in rebirth_rp, Haruno Sakura and Konan in mythos_arcana, Kairi, Nakano Yamato, and Sai in malaise_house, and Uzumaki Kushina in konoha_fashionWhat kind of daiquiris do the mods like?: Banana!
(Once accepted, feel free to remove your personal info from your user info page)
IC
Name: Fae Moore
Age/DOB: 17/ Feb 9, 1991
Gender: Female
Sexuality: bisexual
Physical Description: Fae is about 5' 2" and of an average build, neither skinny nor fat. She has curly, medium length blonde hair, though she has a tendency to change her hair color every once in awhile. She has very deep, dark blue eyes.
She has no real set style, she just dresses like she feels like dressing.
Personality: Fae is very perky and friendly, but she does tend to lean towards the sarcastic side as well. She loves most anything creative, especially literature and acting. She is usually very optimistic, though she does get her down times. She tends to be rather air headed and ditsy, as well. She is extremely open-minded, almost to the point it's a fault. She has a hard time seeing the fault in anyone. She tends to be one of those people that you either love or you hate (though Fae hopes it's the former).
History (Please write at least four/five paragraphs here. You're starting this character from scratch this is the place to flesh him/her out): Fae is the second born to the Moore family, but not the last. She is the only girl out of four children. Her older brother is twenty-five and recently married, and her younger brothers are thirteen and nine. She was a tomboy growing up, a result of her trying desperately to fit in with her brothers. When she became a teenager, she started to take on a more feminine appearance. She still retains some of her tomboy roots, however.
Fae grew up in a small town where everybody knew everybody (as well as their business). Despite this, her family never seemed to care about what people said about their daughter. There was a lot to be said. She was overwhelmingly known to all as the class clown. She used to argue, however, that she wasn’t that extreme. If they lived in the big city she wouldn’t even be noticed (it’s hard not to be noticed when your class size is only ninety-five).
Fae always loved to have fun. She was the child who would always drove teachers crazy in elementary school because she was so energetic. The school’s staff and her family eventually figured out how they could help her channel that energy- the theatre. She’s been actively involved in drama now since the seventh grade. Due to her active role in the theatre, her love of literature came about (though that was a couple years later).
Fae started dying her hair fairly young (around the age of thirteen or fourteen). A result of her rather loud personality, the first color she dyed her naturally brown locks was pink. The pink didn’t last long, however, as it was against her school dress code. Since then she’s had many other hair colors (some weren’t on purpose), but right now she’s rather comfortable with being a blonde.
When Fae started high school she started to notice that not only was she very appreciative of attractive guys, but she also found the fairer sex to be appealing as well. She first though nothing of this, thinking she was just able to appreciate beauty in any form. As she continued through high school, she learned that maybe it wasn’t something so simple. When she developed her first crush on a girl (a rather breath-taking cheerleader in her school’s senior class) she was terrified. Society was not exactly accepting of such things. She tried her hardest to ignore the feelings she had, but when the cheerleader started getting closer to her it became a lot harder to do. The two eventually became great friends, and during the summer between her junior and senior years she got her first kiss from a girl- the cheerleader she had been crushing on for most of the previous school year. Fae was thrilled, but the euphoria was short-lived. In such a small town it wasn’t long until the two girls were found out. Fae was sent off to Goldfinch Academy to complete her senior year (she has no clue what happened to the cheerleader).
Fae holds no ill will for her fate. She is rather relieved that being sent to a different school is all that happened to her. She looks at this as just another adventure of life. She knows her family still loves her dearly (her parents told her time and time again that they didn’t care, and they wouldn’t send her anywhere if not for the government). The only thing she regrets in the slightest is that she won’t be around for her younger brothers (especially the nine year old who doesn’t even understand just why his sister had to go away).
Student/Faculty (please list position eg. Math Teacher, English Teacher, Cafeteria worker etc): Senior Student
List of Classes (must have seven if student/four if teacher): Creative Writing, Basic Math, Astronomy, Ancient Civilizations, AP English, yoga/pilates, Shakespeare's Sonnets and Plays
List of Clubs (optional): Drama Club, Tattered Covers, Yearbook, Shakespeare Appreciation
List of Sports (optional): Swimming
Have you asked us to hold your PB?: no
IC AIM: I don't have one for this character, but I can make one.
Sample Writings:
IC Journal Example (at least 150 words, 1st person, can be linked in from your journal): Have I ever mentioned that I HATE MATH! I don't understand this whole needing to substitute numbers with letters thing! What is the point of that? Really! When, in my life time, am I EVER going to need to know the value of "x"? And I don't CARE that I'm failing math! My destiny is on the stage anyway, not some stupid math classroom!
Speaking of the stage, we're supposed to be holding auditions for The Crucible soon. I really, really, really want to get the part of Abigail (though I'd settle for Mary Warren).
Have any of you read any good books lately? I'm looking despretly for something new to read (preferably something that I can hide in my math book so that it looks like I'm working in that ridiculous class).
Also, to all athletes (who aren't on the swim team, I know all about you guys already), I need to find someone to interview for the yearbook and/or newspaper. Let me know if you're interested.
I'm outie!
~Fae <3
IC Log Example (at least 150 words, 3rd person): Fae flopped down on the grass, copy of Twilight in hand. She didn't care that it wasn't some classical piece, it was a good book! Besides, she was currently avoiding any and all homework, so she had no interest in classical pieces (even if it was in the form of Emily Dickens). She had simply been feeling burned out lately. Drama club had been all up in a tizzy, the newspaper was approaching a deadline, and the yearbook was getting into crunch time. She had no interest in being stressed anymore. Really, all Fae wanted to do was curl up with a good book. She hadn't decided, though, if she was happy that swim season was over. It meant she had more time (not! Way too many clubs and way too much homework), but it also got rid of her main form of stress release.
A soccer ball whizzed past her head. She glared over the top of her book. Which ever soccer jock had done that was about to be suffering a very painful death! That was when she saw Him- the most gorgeous guy she had ever laid eyes on. Death could wait. Death could wait a very long time. Right now, it was time to work her charm. She stuffed her book in her bag and fluffed her hair up some. She was gonna knock this (beautiful) soccer jock off his talented (however direction impared) feet.
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