Formerly 'Alice Delacroix' but I decided I didn't like that last name as much since it's overused.
Alice is a 27-year old woman with white hair and pink eyes due to albinism. She typically covers herself head to toe in a black, mock-collared, longsleeved dress and stockings to keep her skin exposed from too much sun, or light in general. And for very good reason, as if you were to catch a glimpse underneath the opaque fabric, you'd be treated to a most unusual sight. Not unlike a ghost fish, Alice's skin is milky and partially see-through. Her organs pulse underneath in shades of muted pinks and reds, while her skeleton appears almost greyish through the translucent flesh.
The lack of opacity to her skin means that UV rays from sunlight and lamplight alike can penetrate to her organs and do all sorts of damage. She is practically a melanoma waiting to happen, so she has good reason for her conservative dress.
Overall though, she's a fragile-looking thing due to her frosted-glass appearance.
I've prepared a delightful visual aid!
^^^ Like this, but human format.
Alice flip-flops between being friendly and outgoing and shy and reserved, depending on several factors, such as:
* Amount of alcohol imbibed
* How good her hair looks
* Whether or not she thinks another is attractive
* Pills!
* Her daily horoscope
She likes music, and writing, and whatever else twenty-somethings are into these days. She does feel a little bit like an outcast, and who can blame her? She is pretty freaky looking. She likes people who can look past this though and admire her for what she is on the inside....figuratively. The physical see what's on the inside is already taken care of.
Alice might be a bit of a slut for anything paranormal.
She carries a massive black bag that houses a number of items, seemingly without limits. She'll pull out whatever she needs that's practical. She might as well just live her entire life out of this bag, since she never tells people where she sleeps at night.
Alice works at Gambits, and that alone is history enough.
