Description

Full Name Marcy Louella Singleton
Nick Name Bunny (her father is the only person who calls her that).
Age 21
Gender Female
Occupation Student at University
Role in society (flapper, aristocrat, mobster, etc) Not much of anything.

Personality

Five things other people say about me

• I am caring.
• I am outspoken.
• I jump in without thinking.
• I am a quick study with books, but not with men.
• I am ambitious.

• I want happiness.
• I love reading romantic stories.
• I have never liked any man I've dated.
• I am nothing like my mother.
• I'm strong.

• I wish my father were mercilessly killed.
• I would sleep with a man if it meant getting ahead.
• I adore raw sweet potatoes.

• I beat the living daylights out of a girl in high school. No one saw and she's too afraid of me to tell anyone. I knocked out four of her teeth with my heel.

• Becoming a nurse.
• Getting away from my father.
• A book of poems my deceased sister left behind.

• Weaker people.
• Laziness.
• Cruelty without cause.

History

City of Birth Chicago, Illinois
Education Level Some College (almost graduated).
Current Economy Class Middle to Upper Class.
Family Members (please include if they're alive or dead) William Singleton (father). Louella Singleton (mother). Elizabeth Singleton (sister - deceased).
Any major events leading up to the present Marcy's father brutally beat, murdered, and buried her elder sister when she was six years old. Elizabeth had been twelve. She refused to take a lashing she felt was unjust, and so Papa beat her without thinking. He truly hadn't meant to kill her, but it had happened anyway. To hide it, he buried her in the fields beyond the city. Questions flared up, but everyone assumed she had run away. The search died out after a year or two. Marcy's mother is quiet now and hardly ever speaks. She and Marcy were still hit and threatened after Elizabeth's death, but they weren't as bad.
How you're connected to Andy, the Aurelio Family, or The Continental William Singleton owns the news stand/pool hall beside the Continental. Marcy's dates seem to take her there every time they go out. Marcy is dumbfounded by the Aurelio family and sometimes wishes she had their power and their pull with others, but she keeps that to herself.