Name (Nickname): Annemarie Sue Antoinette
Age: 22
Grade: Junior
Gender: Female
Race: Werewolf (Transforms into a
Archetype: Mary Sue
Position: Second in Command
Personality
A liar and narcissist who spins wild stories of her history and achievements at every possible opportunity, Annemarie molds herself much in the same way as a writer might create a character. One day, she might present herself as a poor abandoned orphan - the next, a wealthy heir struggling under the burden of her family's pride. Under these ever-changing faces, she isn't nearly so interesting - and maybe just the slightest bit insecure, in a way outside of the "poor little girl" image she puts up for show. Her unnatural intelligence? She might not have the money that she sometimes claims, but she certainly has enough to buy test answers from the upperclassmen. Her good lucks? Well, she does wear make-up, after all (though she'd never admit to it). The thousands of boys (and girls) who have fallen hopelessly in love with her? A few are made up - but she wouldn't know the exact number, anyways. And surely there'll be someone out there who truly loves her.
She is easily made jealous by anything which she doesn't have or hasn't done, and takes quick action to incorporate it into her "stories." At times she wants to give up and admit that she is a pretender - though there are probably plenty who have already figured it out - but is to prideful to ever seriously consider it.
She tends to have very good "luck."
History:
Annemarie is an only child with parents who have an "on-and-off" sort of relationship (though it has never got to the point of divorce, or even separation). Her strange stories began at a young age, but were at first no different from those told by other children around her. Among her first was the story of her name - rather than admitting in front of her class that her parents named her for the fun of it, she wrote about her grandmother Annamaria, who died tragically in a war. However, her parents never really had the heart to shut her up, and so she continued to tell tall tales into adolescence and beyond.
Eventually, this came to the point of her telling stories about her parents - sometimes in front of them. Frustrated with their daughter, they tried sending her off to various boarding schools, but saw no improvement. Rather, Annemarie finally found an audience for her tales and a fountain of inspiration in their student bodies. She had average grades in school at first, though by making a series of deals managed to bring them up to the top (through genuine tutoring at first, though she later began cheating).
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