Full Name:
Wilow Huntington
Nicknames:
Wil, Wily, Hunter
Description:
Wilow isn't someone who's big in size. With a petit 5'1" frame, Wil has a small outline and sharp features. Although her current personality says otherwise, she gives off a look of color, with dyed red-orange hair and piercing green eyes. When she knew the other Dreamers she had glowing blonde hair, but dyed it when she was 15. Although her father was strong and broad, she inherited her looks from her mother, who had a gentler, lighter manner.
When Wil looks at someone, she sends a spark of focus at them, like a laser beam. Some people have said, due to her focus on everything, that she is a super-genius, and others have said that she just takes highs on Adderall. However, she is often simply thinking about things that others don't seem to notice. However, this does not pull away from her piercing and cat-like looks.
Personality:
When Wil was little, she was the funny one. She laughed at anything and everything, and in turn made others laugh. She loved to make others laugh and always looked at everything with music, light and color. She was always the one in the group the others would yell at to 'turn down her music,' and she was always the one who didn't care to hear them, for she was always singing along to her hymns and dancing with her Imaginary.
However, she's turned the opposite of that girl. Due to past events, she rarely laughs, and it seems the most her mouth stretches is when she gives a whisper of a smile. Will is no longer the nice, bubbly girl, but a sardonic, sicker-humored girl, only seeming to talk when she is asked a question or is provoked. She can be provoked through different things, ranging from insults to mentioning the past. When her memories are brought up, Wilow can be snappy, insulting and unafraid to show a darker side of her to others.
Yet Wil is smart. Without her humorous ways 'blocking her view,' she thinks with silence and uses sense rather than instincts to make decisions. When asked to solve a riddle or puzzle or problem, she can always find loopholes and ways to get out of predicaments. But, she doesn't voice her thoughts like she used to, and keeps to herself.
Likes:
Writing and Reading
Although Wil has attempted to block her mind from the Otherworld, she still finds a sense of adventure and memory through fictional stories she reads and writes.
Rock Music
Wil herself has stopped making noise, but she still finds home in loud guitar riffs and deep bass lines.
Whistling
Whenever Wil is making noise (other than talking), it'll be through the fast air blowing through her lips, creating a tune.
Likes:
Memories
One thing Wilow tries to avoid is thinking about the past she used to live.
Fall
Fall means it's getting colder and darker. No matter how much Wilow changes, that is something she cannot stand.
Skills:
Musical
Wilow is a virtuoso, and can play many instruments naturally.
Quiet
With years of silent practice, Willow is skilled in skulking and getting into places without being seen.
Stubborn
Wilow is hard to move when she has made a decision. This, with it's positives, can also be a weakness.
Weaknesses:
Mind Vulnerability
Wilow knows that she is sensitive in some areas of her mentality, such as her memories. But she doesn't know that there is a possibility for those spots to be reached into and ripped. This can cause splitting physical and emotional pain to her, putting her at an unknown fault.
Brief History:
When Wilow was a young girl, she was happy. Laughing, bubbly, bright and colorful. She had a big imagination full of loud music that she voiced proudly, with humor that she never hesitated to share with any one. She loved to think of a place she could go in her dreams, full of music and color, where she could escape to. This eventually evolved into her Dream realm in the Otherworld.
She dreamt and laughed and sang like this for most of her childhood, until there was a train accident when she was 11. There were 7 fatalities, and her parents counted for two of them. Suddenly, sitting in front of her friends and her Imaginary, she felt alone in the world. Wil was dropped into a small local orphanage after that. She became cold and drew away from the Otherworld, sending her Imaginary away and avoiding the other Dreamers as best as she could. Over time, she sank into depression, and became isolated into her own mind, bombarded by powerful memories of her parents, the Dreamers and the Otherworld. Her laugh no longer rang, and her light was almost extinguished. At her darkest stage, Wilow decided to try to completely block herself from her memories. She tried her best to abandon her childhood, leave her Realm and the Imaginary in it. She started picking herself up with reading and music, distracting her from the world she had created. However, reading still kept a sense of fiction in her mind, and in the back of her brain, locked up and shut in are all of the memories that she has tried so hard to get rid of.
