Brooklyn Savannah Stonecraft
Preferred Name
Savannah
Age:
23
Birthday:
March 6th, 1992
Sexuality:
Heterosexual
Hometown:
London, England age; 0-19
New York, New York, age;19-23
Length of time on the street:
3 years
Role:
The New Girl
Savannah is a quiet, mouse of a girl who doesn't speak much, however when she does, she will make her opinion known. She speaks clearly and eloquently, and she is considered wise and thoughtful to her peers. She can be often found with her head in a book, most of the time though, reading for leisure or writing but make no mistake, she is aware of her surrounding and just as she reads and comprehends books, she does the same with people. She has pops of sarcasm and wit, from time to time, usually good natured teasing.
She is sweet and good natured, and is willing to help when she is asked. She is probably the best listener you'll ever find and she is surprisingly good with giving advice, Despite her calm nature, she does get pretty competitive, something that was drilled into her young. It mostly comes when she is writing. She also has moments of profound sadness, that from time to time gives her horrible nightmares, this is when she is at her most creative.
Likes:
Writing
Singing
Songwriting
Reading
Soft Music
The Rain
Poems
Nature
Dislikes:
Loud Music
Musicals
Spiders
Her Parents
Thinking about her past.
Fears:
Losing anyone else.
Dreams:
Becoming a New York Times Bestseller
Savannah was considered a writing protegee when she was young. Though her stories were always rather dark. From the moment she was able to pick up a pen, she's been writing. Her parents and teachers considered her a child genius. The submitted her works to essay contest and writing competitions and all she was allowed to do was write. It was a good thing she loved it because she wasn't really allowed to socialize. In school, she'd have to watch children play and make friends, she was never allowed to participate herself. Which made her somewhat withdrawn. Anytime she was with other students, she'd feel the urge to be better then them. That's what her parents drilled into her. She had to be the best, because as far as they were concerned she was the best.
It was when she was about 16, and she was in a writing competition, a short story contest, while there, she met a boy, Lucas, about her age, one of those tortured looking sorts, she was absolutely in love with him and him with her. She kept him from her parents, knowing they wouldn't approve. He was competition. It was during their time together, that Savannah got pregnant. Terrified she told him and they both agreed it was time to tell her parents. So they did.
They were furious and made Savannah abort the baby. This lead to a deep depression for both of them. Savannah hid in her writing, her stories growing darker and sad, while Lucas turned to drugs and other vices...eventually Lucas committed suicide. Savannah blamed herself and wrote a story called Lucas, which won countless awards, not that she cared, she just wanted Lucas back...It was this story that earned her a scholarship to NYU, hating her parents and unable to deal with her lost, she left, traveled across the pond to school, to which she finished.
Unfortunately, they're weren't many opportunities for fiction writers, and this made money scarce and inevitably, she ended up on the streets, wandering, hopeless, and alone.
It was only recently that she met Nick and found a home.
Job:
Undiscovered Writer
5'7, 140lbs, Slender with subtle curves.
Eye color:
Brown
Hair color:
Black-Brown
Other:
Savannah still has a thick English accent.
Face claim:
Madeline Mantock