~ "Yeah, sure, whatever." ~
Katherine Rosemary Grey
|Gender|
Female
|Sexuality|
Heterosexual
|Role|
Sun Twin 1
|Clan Power|
Possideo Clan
Ability to shape shift into animals, other people and other demons, and can possess human bodies.
Which can make Kate quite blunt. She tells people what she thinks of them without any concern or regard with how they might take it. If they can't handle honest truth, then that's on them, not her. She can also be quite flirty with guys. Always telling them when she finds them attractive, and making very obvious innuendos and jokes. Again, if Kate wants something, she goes for it.
Kate is confident. Despite not being a social butterfly, Kate walks into every room with confidence. She doesn't shy away from new faces and is never afraid to voice her opinion. Kate can be quite rough around the edges. She is a bit of a slob, always leaving her clothes where she takes them off. However she doesn't have much stuff, Kate is a minimalist at heart. Years of always moving around foster homes have seriously trained in her the value of living light. Every single thing Kate owns fits in a duffel bag and she likes it that way. She can't stand the idea of being weighed down.
She also can't stand the idea of rules and being told what to do. Whenever she is told she can't do something, something inside Kate automatically has to do it. She is rebellious and is always causing trouble wherever she goes because of it. Kate always has to challenge the rules and the status quo.
She also causes quite a bit of trouble for herself because she also has an aggressive streak. Kate is known to get into fist fights a lot. When she isn't fighting other people she's throwing her fist through walls and windows. It's actually quite childish, the way that she gets angry so easily and starts throwing her fists around rather than talking it out. Combined with her aggressive side though, Kate has a very protective side which probably only extends to her sister considering Kate's more reclusive lifestyle. Kate won't let anyone talk down to or make fun of anyone she cares about, she'll fight anyone who brings them harm.
Kate's mum died in childbirth. So Kate and her twin sister Alice never had a chance to ask about their father or any potential family who might want to take on two newborn girls. They were both chucked into the foster system before the ink was dry on their birth certificate. Ever since, Kate and Alice that they only really have each other to rely on. No one was coming to protect them and look after them.
The two grew up getting into regular kiddy trouble - nothing they couldn't apologize away. Mostly though, things were good. In fact when they were 7 they got moved a more permanent foster home were they stayed for over 3 years and the family were even in the process of adopting the twins. The family were kind and had a little boy a few years younger than the girls. Kate finally felt like she belonged.
Then things sort of went, well, pear-shaped. Kate found Alice confronting a kid who had apparently been bullying her and was a real piece of work. Of course Kate didn't know this at the time - she just dived into the confrontation without any explanation, because that's just what sisters do. Of course that was the day Kate and Alice realized that maybe they weren't quite like other kids. Things got out of hand with the boy. Without realizing their strength Kate and Alice seriously hurt the kid. Then things sort of just happened. The boys parents threw their weight around, and everyone took their side of events, without anyone knowing the stuff he had done to Alice.
Then the couple who were going to adopt Kate and Alice backed out, They couldn't have violence in the household where they were raising their son. The system then decided the best course of action was to separate Kate and Alice, stating that they thought the two were more trouble together. Kate was eleven when she spent her first night away from Alice.
Kate spent the next 3 years proving the system wrong by being even more rebellious without Alice. Kate ran away from every place she was sent to. She was determined to find Alice and spent many nights roaming the streets, loaded up with stolen food. Since she kept running, Kate kept getting sent to worse and worst group homes. That was where she learnt her rebellion and violence. She learned the easiest way to be left alone was to throw a few punches early. When Kate wasn't running she was getting expelled from school and kicked out of foster homes.
Eventually after her 14th birthday, they decided that Kate and Alice had enough time apart, and they were finally sent to the same foster home. Now reunited the two are drifting through the system. When the two aren't moved on quick enough, Kate and Alice usually end up getting themselves in enough trouble to be relocated. The two are just counting down the days till their 18th birthday when the foster system can finally stop pretending they care about them.