Birth Name:
Jennifer Brianne Edwards

Vampyre Name:
Hawk

Gender:
Female

Age:
15

Personality:
Jenny is the person that you would avoid at first. She always has a dark look in her eyes and stays away from everyone. She'll sit at the empty table at lunch and just play her guitar or sing alone in an empty field, avoiding eye contact with anyone she meets or sees. If you were to get past her outer image and defenses, though, you would find a shy young girl who just never had much attention or friends. She is actually very kind and will help you in any way she can, but she does have a dark sense of humor and a bit of a perverted mind. She hates to be offended in any way and has a strong will. She always sits and sleeps outside at night if she can, feeling a connection with the night's wind and darkness. If she can't, though, she have her window fully open to let the night's 'breath' in. She has always found it hard to socialize with others because of the way she grew up, but if you 'allow' it she'll spout out all of her problems to you. If she ends up hating or even disliking you though, she'll avoid you and most of the time make your life miserable. She can be your best friend, your worst enemy, or the stranger you don't want to be around. She is also an otaku, and rumor has it that her whole room is Pokemon based, but those who have seen it do not speak of it.

History:
Jenny grew up without much attention. She was born from her mother's womb as the second twin, but it was obvious that she wasn't like the other children. While her whole family had black hair, she had blond hair. None of her siblings looked like her at all and so she was considered the outcast of the family. Even her 'father' didn't treat her like the rest of her siblings. They always got all of the attention and she got none, even in school, so she forgot how to socialize well. When she was about 10, around the time she got in with the wrong people, she found that she was bisexual and that made her even more of an outcast. She practically raised herself. One of the good points about being different, according to her, was that none of her siblings wanted to share a room with her so she got her own room. She got a job the first chance she got, saving up for a black guitar and then guitar lessons. She was shunned in school for being different and so she asked her parents if she could go to a private school. They thought over the option over and over again, thinking that maybe they could send her to one just to get her out of the perfect family life she was 'ruining'. Then came the best and worst part of her life. She was marked. Her parents kicked her out of the house on the spot and she quickly got to the school, not wanting to live in the 'real world' any longer. She is now slowly adjusting and hasn't made many friends because of her personality.