"Everyone has their secret weapons. I just so happen to be my father's."
|Name|
Freya Aislinn Beauchene
|Nicknames|
Fefe, Rey, Frey, Red
|Age|
21
|Gender|
Female
Because that was honestly a question?
|Sexuality|
Heterosexual
|Power|
Mental Manipulation
|Affiliation|
Organization 6
Freya Aislinn Beauchene
|Nicknames|
Fefe, Rey, Frey, Red
|Age|
21
|Gender|
Female
Because that was honestly a question?
|Sexuality|
Heterosexual
|Power|
Mental Manipulation
- Pain Inducement -- Can make one mentally feel as if they are experiencing excruciating physical pain.
- Memory Erasure -- Can erase unwanted memories from a person as long as she touches them.
- Lie Inducement -- Force one to tell the truth mentally.
- Memory Projection -- Can project the memory of one's mind so long as she touches them, making the memory an image before herself and those around her and allowing herself to experience the memory.
- Mental Breakdown -- This uses a lot of her energy, but she can cause one to have a mental breakdown.
|Affiliation|
Organization 6
Description
Freya is a very beautiful, diminutive young woman. Her body shape is slender and almost delicate looking. Most see her and think of an innocent and fragile China doll and that upon one harsh touch, she will break. Emotionally? Quite possibly? Physically? Not very easily. Instead, Freya actually has some lean muscles beneath the petite stature and build and is very agile when she needs to be. While she isn't one of the best fighters, she is pretty decent at mixed martial arts and with her swiftness, she is able to run out of situations very easily. She actually has a quiet step as well, which can allow her to sneak in and out of places undetected.
Freya's skin complexion is light, a barely-there tan apparent under the sun's warm rays. Her eyes are almond-shaped and seem bigger at times, the perfect combination of honey and brown melting into a color that cannot be described. The safest way to describe them is honey brown, but then there are small flecks of green that catch onto the light. She has soft, kissable lips and high cheeks with expressive eyebrows above those beautiful hazel orbs. Her hair is long and captivatingly red with darkish undertones that appear natural, a color that seems to only accentuate the lightness of her skin and the color of her eyes. The strands fall in natural curls, though if wet, can remain curlier than what she normally would want.
Personality
{Loyal, Dependant, Erratic, Emotionally Fragile}
When most people see Freya with her father, they see this stoic young woman who stands by her father through thick and then. Her mind seems to almost always not be there. She rarely smiles for real in public, especially when she has to make appearances for her father. She seems too distant, cold and unapproachable. It then becomes quite confusing when you would see her later and she would be honestly smiling - eyes full of light, laughter spilling from her lips, and an actually bright expression on her face. Most people who don't know her don't seem to understand that Freya's emotions can change at the drop of a dime. It is because she has learned to master them. Her coldness is not honestly real; it's just a wall she has learned to build up over the years of living with her father and having to learn that no one was truly your friend. She has not met many who were truly her lover or friends; they were always using her. So, instead of appearing as that girl who anyone could use, she makes herself appear unapproachable and sometimes bitchy.
The one aspect of her that is very much apparent is her loyalty to family and those she deems worthy. Freya would do anything her father asked her, even if went against her own morals. Despite the aforementioned coldness, Freya has more compassion within her than most would be aware and that is always challenged when her father is present. Does she truly like Organization 6? No. In truth, as an affiliate and not an actual worker, Freya does all she can to not be involed too deeply. However, if her father asked, Freya will come - not a lot of questions asked. Why? Because her father is all she has in the world. Her mother left when she was young and she has actually clung to her father over the years. In truth, Freya is actually dependant of him. While she dislikes his making decisions for her, she always ends up following anyway, keeping in her emotions for fear of losing him. There is no question that it would take a great deal for Freya to get over losing him or her trust in him as he has manipulated her over the years and yet, she remains ignorant. Some might even say she remains blissfully ignorant.
Finally, Freya is the girl who loves blindly and recklessly until it consumes her. She lost her mother too young and lives with a father who only shows a real inkling of emotion when he needs her or her powers. As mentioned before, she has come to the conclusion that no one truly cares for you and that is all she wants. Someone to love her unconditionally. When Freya loves, she loves easily. When she actually learns to allow herself to trust you, she trusts irrevocably. And she can turn out to be utterly damaged or heartbroken each time she is disappointed by someone. However, that need for love and affection and genuine compassion remains. So, she falls and breaks and her father always swoops in to save her, always patronizing. But, in Freya's eyes, he is still always there and that's all she needs.
Freya is a very beautiful, diminutive young woman. Her body shape is slender and almost delicate looking. Most see her and think of an innocent and fragile China doll and that upon one harsh touch, she will break. Emotionally? Quite possibly? Physically? Not very easily. Instead, Freya actually has some lean muscles beneath the petite stature and build and is very agile when she needs to be. While she isn't one of the best fighters, she is pretty decent at mixed martial arts and with her swiftness, she is able to run out of situations very easily. She actually has a quiet step as well, which can allow her to sneak in and out of places undetected.
Freya's skin complexion is light, a barely-there tan apparent under the sun's warm rays. Her eyes are almond-shaped and seem bigger at times, the perfect combination of honey and brown melting into a color that cannot be described. The safest way to describe them is honey brown, but then there are small flecks of green that catch onto the light. She has soft, kissable lips and high cheeks with expressive eyebrows above those beautiful hazel orbs. Her hair is long and captivatingly red with darkish undertones that appear natural, a color that seems to only accentuate the lightness of her skin and the color of her eyes. The strands fall in natural curls, though if wet, can remain curlier than what she normally would want.
Personality
{Loyal, Dependant, Erratic, Emotionally Fragile}
When most people see Freya with her father, they see this stoic young woman who stands by her father through thick and then. Her mind seems to almost always not be there. She rarely smiles for real in public, especially when she has to make appearances for her father. She seems too distant, cold and unapproachable. It then becomes quite confusing when you would see her later and she would be honestly smiling - eyes full of light, laughter spilling from her lips, and an actually bright expression on her face. Most people who don't know her don't seem to understand that Freya's emotions can change at the drop of a dime. It is because she has learned to master them. Her coldness is not honestly real; it's just a wall she has learned to build up over the years of living with her father and having to learn that no one was truly your friend. She has not met many who were truly her lover or friends; they were always using her. So, instead of appearing as that girl who anyone could use, she makes herself appear unapproachable and sometimes bitchy.
The one aspect of her that is very much apparent is her loyalty to family and those she deems worthy. Freya would do anything her father asked her, even if went against her own morals. Despite the aforementioned coldness, Freya has more compassion within her than most would be aware and that is always challenged when her father is present. Does she truly like Organization 6? No. In truth, as an affiliate and not an actual worker, Freya does all she can to not be involed too deeply. However, if her father asked, Freya will come - not a lot of questions asked. Why? Because her father is all she has in the world. Her mother left when she was young and she has actually clung to her father over the years. In truth, Freya is actually dependant of him. While she dislikes his making decisions for her, she always ends up following anyway, keeping in her emotions for fear of losing him. There is no question that it would take a great deal for Freya to get over losing him or her trust in him as he has manipulated her over the years and yet, she remains ignorant. Some might even say she remains blissfully ignorant.
Finally, Freya is the girl who loves blindly and recklessly until it consumes her. She lost her mother too young and lives with a father who only shows a real inkling of emotion when he needs her or her powers. As mentioned before, she has come to the conclusion that no one truly cares for you and that is all she wants. Someone to love her unconditionally. When Freya loves, she loves easily. When she actually learns to allow herself to trust you, she trusts irrevocably. And she can turn out to be utterly damaged or heartbroken each time she is disappointed by someone. However, that need for love and affection and genuine compassion remains. So, she falls and breaks and her father always swoops in to save her, always patronizing. But, in Freya's eyes, he is still always there and that's all she needs.
History
Freya was born into a rich family, both of her parents coming from old money. Her father came from a long line of corrupt and greedy politicians and entreprenuers; her mother came from nobility and old money from the South. Either way, it was safe to say that at birth, it was established that little Freya Beauchene would never have to worry a day in her life about getting what she wanted. She had an inheritance on both sides of the family coming her way; her grandparents made sure of that. At a young age, Freya developed a love for art. Her sketches only got better with her mother's help and by the time she turned five, young Freya was already moving into using water colors and making serious paintings that her mother could hang up all over their estate.
Freya's abilities came around at this point in time. Her parents argued about a lot, but one of their biggest arguments was about Freya's education. Her mother ended up winning and her father, grudgingly, sent her to public school. There, Freya was innocent and young and tiny. She would get bullied constantly. One day, a boy slapped her across the face at the playground and all Freya wanted was for him to feel pain. A beat later, he was on the floor convulsing in pain, saying that it felt like he was being stabbed constantly in the heart. When Freya realized this, some part of her brain calmed down and the pain went away. It was safe to say that for about two weeks, she was called a freak and ostracized. However, it only made her father become strangely interested with her and spending more time with her.
Once he realized that he could train Freya, her mother grew adamant about divorce. There had been talks since the day Freya was born, but she had put in so much effort because she wanted her daughter to have a stable home with both parents. But she slowly realized that her husband only wanted to manipulate their daughter and stable home be damned. It took a year, but Freya's mom got her old family home in Georgia back from her sister who was renting it. She made sure her separate account was full and that Freya was the only one who could touch it. Ever. However, Freya's father was very much aware of her plans to steal their daughter away and wasn't having it. So, while Freya was at school, he uses his own powers to persuade his wife to enjoy lunch with him at one of their old favorite meadows near the family estate, which was further into the forest and right at the lake. She only agreed out of generosity. There, he allowed one of Organization 6's own to come and kill her and deal with the body. When Freya was to be picked up, he came and with the words of a loving father, told her that her mother pretty much abandoned her.
At first, Freya was determined. Her mother would never leave; she would come back. She always came back. Sadly, after two days, Freya could be found crying her heart out in her father's arms, unaware of his manipulative and deceiving ways. It was then and there that Freya became undoubtedly loyal to him. When he wanted her to be homeschooled, she was alright with that. It was his way of teaching her how to control her powers so that they might be useful to him; he told her that he didn't want her to feel uncomfortable around people that would judge her. When she came to high school, he actually allowed her to attend a private school. There, Freya flourished in the arts and English. She graduated with honors and was considered a sophomore when she applied to college. During all of that, Freya was considered an off the charts member of Organization 6. If needed, she would torture those with abilities while using her powers to get them to submit to her father's will and sometimes, even wipe people's memories away if they have seen or heard too much. Each time, it has left her feeling guilty, but the peck on the cheek of her father and his continued praise has her always returning.
Now that she has graduated with a Masters in journalism, Freya works as a New York Times journalist and does fiction writing in an online journal. She still lives at the family estate, but owns her own apartment. It is safe to say that most people never see her out alone. She usually - not always - has some person from Organization 6 a few feet away, always with eyes on her for her father fears that someone will either kidnap her or make her turn against him. Especially considering that no one has ever solved her mother's case.
Freya's abilities came around at this point in time. Her parents argued about a lot, but one of their biggest arguments was about Freya's education. Her mother ended up winning and her father, grudgingly, sent her to public school. There, Freya was innocent and young and tiny. She would get bullied constantly. One day, a boy slapped her across the face at the playground and all Freya wanted was for him to feel pain. A beat later, he was on the floor convulsing in pain, saying that it felt like he was being stabbed constantly in the heart. When Freya realized this, some part of her brain calmed down and the pain went away. It was safe to say that for about two weeks, she was called a freak and ostracized. However, it only made her father become strangely interested with her and spending more time with her.
Once he realized that he could train Freya, her mother grew adamant about divorce. There had been talks since the day Freya was born, but she had put in so much effort because she wanted her daughter to have a stable home with both parents. But she slowly realized that her husband only wanted to manipulate their daughter and stable home be damned. It took a year, but Freya's mom got her old family home in Georgia back from her sister who was renting it. She made sure her separate account was full and that Freya was the only one who could touch it. Ever. However, Freya's father was very much aware of her plans to steal their daughter away and wasn't having it. So, while Freya was at school, he uses his own powers to persuade his wife to enjoy lunch with him at one of their old favorite meadows near the family estate, which was further into the forest and right at the lake. She only agreed out of generosity. There, he allowed one of Organization 6's own to come and kill her and deal with the body. When Freya was to be picked up, he came and with the words of a loving father, told her that her mother pretty much abandoned her.
At first, Freya was determined. Her mother would never leave; she would come back. She always came back. Sadly, after two days, Freya could be found crying her heart out in her father's arms, unaware of his manipulative and deceiving ways. It was then and there that Freya became undoubtedly loyal to him. When he wanted her to be homeschooled, she was alright with that. It was his way of teaching her how to control her powers so that they might be useful to him; he told her that he didn't want her to feel uncomfortable around people that would judge her. When she came to high school, he actually allowed her to attend a private school. There, Freya flourished in the arts and English. She graduated with honors and was considered a sophomore when she applied to college. During all of that, Freya was considered an off the charts member of Organization 6. If needed, she would torture those with abilities while using her powers to get them to submit to her father's will and sometimes, even wipe people's memories away if they have seen or heard too much. Each time, it has left her feeling guilty, but the peck on the cheek of her father and his continued praise has her always returning.
Now that she has graduated with a Masters in journalism, Freya works as a New York Times journalist and does fiction writing in an online journal. She still lives at the family estate, but owns her own apartment. It is safe to say that most people never see her out alone. She usually - not always - has some person from Organization 6 a few feet away, always with eyes on her for her father fears that someone will either kidnap her or make her turn against him. Especially considering that no one has ever solved her mother's case.