Name: Elisabeth (Elisa) Marian Thimenson
Age: 25
Sex: Female
Appearance:
For her job, Elisa tends to wear big and glamorous dresses, her hair will be pulled up to show her bare shoulders and of course her face is decorated in make-up, she also tends to wear lots of feathers and fur while at work. While at home, she let her hair down or puts it in a braid, her dress is much more simple at home, usually just a peasant shirt and brown skirt and corset. The transformation between the two is a bit extreme because you would think that they were two different people if you saw both appearances and didn't know it was just her.
Personality: As Elisa, the person she naturally is at home, she is a reader and a writer, with her mind full of stories about worlds that hold magic instead of the machines that adorn her reality. She is a bit sloppy, not really what you would call a natural "house wife" and she doesn't really cook either. She doesn't have a green thumb, though she had tried several times to add plants to her home and she isn't what you would call "motherly", often times neglecting things, people, or plants until it's nearly too late. Though she has the mind of great intellect; though machines aren't her passion she can fix and use them with great ease, her accounts are so organized that it looks as though a professional helped her, and her writings (though never published) could be considered classics. Her thinking can be both linear and creative and both leave people breathless. Though having a great mind such as Elisa's, she often times doesn't see the bigger picture. Sure she can look at small details and deduct the most possible outcome, but when it comes to other's emotions and ulterior motives she is left completely helpless. She also has a horrible short term memory when it comes to things of the outside world, such as leaving things in places that she can never find them, forgetting to leave the house looking proper, or even forgetting to eat at times.
However as Elisabeth, the person she is while at work, she is overly friendly and has the manners of a Lady herself. She is the helpless gentlewoman, but one that also holds the sultry mystery of one in her profession. She if always on time to her appointments and never lacks in her energy even after a long day. Elisabeth is caring, passing out tea and cookies for her clients and taking great care to wash their feet. As Elisabeth it isn't her mind that is praised, but rather her hands. She goes from being a thinker to a doer on her way to work. Her attention to detail is still there, though these details help with the bigger picture. She makes people feel comfortable around her, she makes them trust her nearly a ninety percent, but likes to tease with uncertainty of the other ten percent, giving her clients the mysterious and almost dangerous feel that gets everyone excited. People love to be around her as she is very polite and charming. While Elisabeth, no one would ever think that her home is quite of a normal almost peasant like style, they can only picture her living in the most lavish and expensive places as possible, places that would rival even the Queen's decor.
Bio: Elisabeth grew up in a household that she would love to erase; her mother was violently abusive to her and her father was absent and when he was there he was still rather absent. At 13 she ran away and was ultimately living on the streets. After that first year on her own and small gypsy caravan that was hidden on the streets started letting her into their family and slowly started caring for her more and more. They treated her like your supposed to treat family and not how her actual parents treated her. The troupe saw how brilliant she was and so they let her read all the books that they had, which was not very much to be honest. Elisabeth eventually grew weary of thieving and sleeping in a wagon, she wanted an actual house, so it was at the age 16 that she became a prostitute. She had tried for other jobs, but this was the only one that would "hire" her.
So her lifestyle began.
She saved up every penny she ever earned and eventually was able to buy a small apartment for herself and was able to move out the whore house. She started climbing up the food chain as well in her business and soon at age 23 she became one of the most expensive prostitutes in the city, so much so that she was able to start picking her clients for herself instead of the other way around. Life has become very good for her, she can now buy all the books she wants, she is able to even have the time to start her writing. Things are now comfortable and nice for her and Elisabeth wouldn't change her lifestyle for anything anymore.
Relations: She holds no relations with her blood parents anymore, though she does still carry a small relationship with the troupe that took her in so many years ago, meaning she has knowledge on thieves in the city. Because of her profession she has dirt on all great men in the city as well, not to mention that she is in their good graces.
Theme: The Ballad of Mona Lisa - Panic!At the Disco
Age: 25
Sex: Female
Appearance:
For her job, Elisa tends to wear big and glamorous dresses, her hair will be pulled up to show her bare shoulders and of course her face is decorated in make-up, she also tends to wear lots of feathers and fur while at work. While at home, she let her hair down or puts it in a braid, her dress is much more simple at home, usually just a peasant shirt and brown skirt and corset. The transformation between the two is a bit extreme because you would think that they were two different people if you saw both appearances and didn't know it was just her.
Personality: As Elisa, the person she naturally is at home, she is a reader and a writer, with her mind full of stories about worlds that hold magic instead of the machines that adorn her reality. She is a bit sloppy, not really what you would call a natural "house wife" and she doesn't really cook either. She doesn't have a green thumb, though she had tried several times to add plants to her home and she isn't what you would call "motherly", often times neglecting things, people, or plants until it's nearly too late. Though she has the mind of great intellect; though machines aren't her passion she can fix and use them with great ease, her accounts are so organized that it looks as though a professional helped her, and her writings (though never published) could be considered classics. Her thinking can be both linear and creative and both leave people breathless. Though having a great mind such as Elisa's, she often times doesn't see the bigger picture. Sure she can look at small details and deduct the most possible outcome, but when it comes to other's emotions and ulterior motives she is left completely helpless. She also has a horrible short term memory when it comes to things of the outside world, such as leaving things in places that she can never find them, forgetting to leave the house looking proper, or even forgetting to eat at times.
However as Elisabeth, the person she is while at work, she is overly friendly and has the manners of a Lady herself. She is the helpless gentlewoman, but one that also holds the sultry mystery of one in her profession. She if always on time to her appointments and never lacks in her energy even after a long day. Elisabeth is caring, passing out tea and cookies for her clients and taking great care to wash their feet. As Elisabeth it isn't her mind that is praised, but rather her hands. She goes from being a thinker to a doer on her way to work. Her attention to detail is still there, though these details help with the bigger picture. She makes people feel comfortable around her, she makes them trust her nearly a ninety percent, but likes to tease with uncertainty of the other ten percent, giving her clients the mysterious and almost dangerous feel that gets everyone excited. People love to be around her as she is very polite and charming. While Elisabeth, no one would ever think that her home is quite of a normal almost peasant like style, they can only picture her living in the most lavish and expensive places as possible, places that would rival even the Queen's decor.
Bio: Elisabeth grew up in a household that she would love to erase; her mother was violently abusive to her and her father was absent and when he was there he was still rather absent. At 13 she ran away and was ultimately living on the streets. After that first year on her own and small gypsy caravan that was hidden on the streets started letting her into their family and slowly started caring for her more and more. They treated her like your supposed to treat family and not how her actual parents treated her. The troupe saw how brilliant she was and so they let her read all the books that they had, which was not very much to be honest. Elisabeth eventually grew weary of thieving and sleeping in a wagon, she wanted an actual house, so it was at the age 16 that she became a prostitute. She had tried for other jobs, but this was the only one that would "hire" her.
So her lifestyle began.
She saved up every penny she ever earned and eventually was able to buy a small apartment for herself and was able to move out the whore house. She started climbing up the food chain as well in her business and soon at age 23 she became one of the most expensive prostitutes in the city, so much so that she was able to start picking her clients for herself instead of the other way around. Life has become very good for her, she can now buy all the books she wants, she is able to even have the time to start her writing. Things are now comfortable and nice for her and Elisabeth wouldn't change her lifestyle for anything anymore.
Relations: She holds no relations with her blood parents anymore, though she does still carry a small relationship with the troupe that took her in so many years ago, meaning she has knowledge on thieves in the city. Because of her profession she has dirt on all great men in the city as well, not to mention that she is in their good graces.
Theme: The Ballad of Mona Lisa - Panic!At the Disco