Age: 19
Sexuality: "Love is love. Gender really doesn't matter."
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 165 lbs
Personality: Lexi hates being ordered around. She is a highly independent person, and won't take kindly to being told what to do unless she's given orders by someone she has respect for. However, she doesn't give out respect easily. She forces others to earn her respect. Once someone has her respect, she opens up a bit. In addition, she is a realist, seeing the world in black, white, and all of its shades of grey. She doesn't think that problems can be solved with a single action, but believes that all problems must be solved over time.
Talents: Lexi has an aptitude for machines which she has honed ever since she first picked up a tool, and is also a capable fighter.
Likes:
- Music
- Respect
- Freedom
- Individuality
- Machines
- Hard work
Dislikes:
- Orders
- Most Britannians
- Oppression
- Pointless things
- Idiots
- Laziness
Skills: Lexi is a competent marksman as well as a capable fist-fighter, and is good at math and science. She is also a practiced musician.
Flaws: Lexi doesn't take well to being ordered around, and is extremely individualistic. Needless to say, she doesn't mix well with authority figures, be they police or military. However, she treats advice in much the same way, and often will ignore potentially helpful advice unless it is given to her by someone she really respects.
History: Lexi was born to a Euro family that worked as humanitarians. She traveled the world with them, and witnessed first-hand the damage and destruction that followed in Britannia's wake. During that time, she picked up marksmanship and mixed martial-arts in repayment for doing odd jobs. Eventually, she began to work more exclusively with machines. She also developed her character during that time after seeing people betray others time and time again, hearing every single derogatory term in the book (and a few highly original ones), and, on more than one occasion, following orders that very nearly got her killed.
Her family arrived in Japan just before the Black Rebellion, working in the ghettos. Eventually, Lexi decided to attend school to learn more about the machines she'd grown so fond of. However, her parents continued their work as humanitarians, and continued on, leaving Lexi with her few belongings, some money, and her mother's guitar. She went to a private academy for a few years, but eventually had her parents pull some strings to get accepted into Ashford Academy after hearing about their Electromechanical Engineering program. She transferred in as a Junior.
That was a year ago. Now, she's a senior, and watching as the Japanese suffered more and more under Britannia brought back old memories, which slowly began to boil up...
Other: Lexi has the Geass of Heroism, a Geass that, when activated, inspires all others who hear her voice to commit selfless acts without paying any attention to harm that may potentially befall them. Since a person must hear her actual voice for the Geass to take hold, it does not work through loudspeakers.
Lexi's guitar is the only thing that she has left of her family. It originally belonged to her mother, who got the guitar from Lexi's father as a wedding gift.
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