Dorothy Janine Fischer, from Jazz Age, a roleplay on RPG

Full Name Dorothy Janina Fischer
Nick Name Dora
Age Twenty-two
Gender Female
Occupation None to name, living off my step-daddy's money.
Role in society New money, both my parents are very new age, although from our wealth and power, we could be considered aristocratic.

I'm not a terribly tall girl, but I'm not short either. With delicate shoulders and a long neck, I could be considered graceful without the need to actually be tall. Although my sense of fashion ranges mostly around what a flapper would wear, I'm hardly one judging from my behavior. It was the movement my entire family went through to modernize to the new age. My mother was especially thrilled to chop off all our hair and style it to the new fashion. Me, however, I wasn't as enthusiastic to the change in life at all. When I was a little girl, back in the early 1910s, I hoped to wear those beautiful long dresses when I grew older, only to find it go out of style so quickly. Ebony short curls, and dark brown eyes, with skin so pale, I could resembles a porcelain doll with a few flaws of thin lashes and an everlasting frown when I'm not found smiling.

My mother and I.
This is my girlfriend, Ava, and I; I'm in the front.

Personality

Five things other people say about me
I've got a fresh sense of humor.
I entertain with stories and my own opinions.
I'm a big people person.
Wild but collected when need be.
I've got a quick wit to match the quickest of wits.

Five things I say about myself
I tend to be judgmental towards loose gals.
I'm not saying I'm prude, but hell, I ain't gonna flash my gams to just anyone.
I smile and laugh too often.
I'm considerate and open minded, well, I try to be.
The only people to see me calm the majority of the time is my family.

Three things I'll never admit out loud
I'm shy of the dark.
The baddest of men interest me.
My girlfriends are pea-brained, but I love them.

One thing they'll never be able to prove
That my mother and I once lived in the slums.

Three things that matter most to me in life
My mother and step-family.
Having a blast.
My friends, of course.

Three things I couldn't care less about
The politics and government, I'd rather stay ignorant.
The length of my hair. Really? Who cares?
My step-family's wealth. If I lived without a dime all my childhood, I can do it again.

Equipment

History

City of Birth Brooklyn, New York
Education Level After moving in with my mother's new husband when I was twelve, my education kick-started until I finished twelfth grade.
Current Economy Class High Class
Family Members My mother, Margaret, my father, John, has been dead for my entire life, then there is my step-father, Mortimer, who has two older sons, my step-brothers, Joseph and Eugene.
Any major events leading up to the present The only major event that shifted my entire social class was the marriage of my mother and Mortimer. Coming from a below low-class into a high-class was enough of a social and financial shock for me to candidate this event as the most major.
How you're connected to Andy, the Aurelio Family, or The Continental My step-father, Mortimer, owns many businesses in Chicago, one way or another, the man does business with Andy quite often.

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