Evangeline Davis: Evie, 17, Female, Heterosexual, Human, Main.
{Appearance}
Evie is quite plain, with few striking features. She is usually overlooked, and her humble nature only increases that effect. Her light auburn hair is the only thing that ever makes her stand out. With her light, blue-grey eyes and fair complexion, her bright hair makes her seem paler than she is. She has an oblong, almost rounded, face, which makes her forehead and chin seem longer. Evie has a long, straight nose over thin, pale lips. Her round, upturned eyes give her an innocent, doe-like expression. She is about normal height, standing at about 5'2.
Evie usually wears a long, dingy white sleeveless dress that goes down to her mid-calf. On all but the hottest of days, she wears a tan, button-up knit sweater over her dress. Though she would rather go barefoot, she wears black, heavily scuffed shoes when necessary. Her clothing is frequently dirty since she often falls. By far, her most distinguishing piece of clothing is a blue fedora-style hat. The hat has a white lace band tied in a bow at the side. This, along with a small golden locket, was given to her by her grandmother before she died.
{Personality}
Evie is a terribly compassionate person, terribly because she feels compassion for everyone and everything. She cries easily at the sight of anyone hurt and will help and comfort them as much as possible. She can sometimes restrain herself, but she is very tenderhearted. She can be somewhat shy and will not intentionally call attention to herself. She not only does not enjoy any sort of praise or attention, but she also does not feel worthy of it. This does not mean that she would be unwilling to assist, but she is happier with being unnoticed.
Though Evie is usually quiet, she will slowly become more talkative as she gets to know and to become more comfortable around someone. If she feels comfortable, she often teases her friends in a kind manner. Evie generally has an extremely optimistic attitude toward others and life, but a low self-esteem. She will always think of others as better than she is, no matter whom. In every situation, she tries to find something good.
Evie is terribly clumsy and will often fall or bump into things. She is somewhat flexible, so it is rare for her to get more than cuts and bruises, and she has never broken a bone. Even when she does injure herself, she will rarely mention it because she does not want to bother others. She will stumble more often when she is tired or nervous, but the more determined or calm she is, the more graceful she seems to move.
Evie is quite plain, with few striking features. She is usually overlooked, and her humble nature only increases that effect. Her light auburn hair is the only thing that ever makes her stand out. With her light, blue-grey eyes and fair complexion, her bright hair makes her seem paler than she is. She has an oblong, almost rounded, face, which makes her forehead and chin seem longer. Evie has a long, straight nose over thin, pale lips. Her round, upturned eyes give her an innocent, doe-like expression. She is about normal height, standing at about 5'2.
Evie usually wears a long, dingy white sleeveless dress that goes down to her mid-calf. On all but the hottest of days, she wears a tan, button-up knit sweater over her dress. Though she would rather go barefoot, she wears black, heavily scuffed shoes when necessary. Her clothing is frequently dirty since she often falls. By far, her most distinguishing piece of clothing is a blue fedora-style hat. The hat has a white lace band tied in a bow at the side. This, along with a small golden locket, was given to her by her grandmother before she died.
{Personality}
Evie is a terribly compassionate person, terribly because she feels compassion for everyone and everything. She cries easily at the sight of anyone hurt and will help and comfort them as much as possible. She can sometimes restrain herself, but she is very tenderhearted. She can be somewhat shy and will not intentionally call attention to herself. She not only does not enjoy any sort of praise or attention, but she also does not feel worthy of it. This does not mean that she would be unwilling to assist, but she is happier with being unnoticed.
Though Evie is usually quiet, she will slowly become more talkative as she gets to know and to become more comfortable around someone. If she feels comfortable, she often teases her friends in a kind manner. Evie generally has an extremely optimistic attitude toward others and life, but a low self-esteem. She will always think of others as better than she is, no matter whom. In every situation, she tries to find something good.
Evie is terribly clumsy and will often fall or bump into things. She is somewhat flexible, so it is rare for her to get more than cuts and bruises, and she has never broken a bone. Even when she does injure herself, she will rarely mention it because she does not want to bother others. She will stumble more often when she is tired or nervous, but the more determined or calm she is, the more graceful she seems to move.
{Skills}
# She is a great cook and can make some meal from whatever is available.
# With her innocent looks and personality, most people trust and like her easily and want to help her.
# She is a surprisingly good liar, but only if she feels lying is completely necessary.
{Biography}
Evie was born and raised in a small community that used to be a farming community, but is now centered around a factory. Evie’s mother and father had three children, including her, before her father left for World War I when Evie was only five years old. When her mother found out she was pregnant again, things were difficult for them. Since it was a difficult pregnancy, and Evie’s mother was often sick, Evie started taking more and more responsibilities at a tender age until she was practically running the household. Her mother never took over again after she had her fourth child, always claiming she was too tired or did not feel well.
However, in 1919 when the war was ending, they received notice that Evie’s father had died. After this, her mother became harsh and devoid of hope. She began scolding and punishing her children, and especially clumsy Evie, for the smallest offenses. After Evie turned fourteen, her mother would complain that she had too many mouths to feed and continually told Evie she was worthless and clumsy. She would often taunt, scold, and beat Evie until she cried. She would also often hint that Evie should go get a job, but Evie never had the time because of extensive chores without any significant free time. The only place Evie could feel calm was in the woods, and he would be in the woods as often as possible.
On Evie’s seventeenth birthday, with the coercion of her friends, she took a day off from chores and went to the circus in a nearby town. While traveling to the fair, she wondered if she could join and run away from her tyrannical mother forever, but did not have any idea what she could contribute to a circus. Thus, she arrived at the Torture Circus with thoughts of running away fresh in her mind.
{Relationships}
However, in 1919 when the war was ending, they received notice that Evie’s father had died. After this, her mother became harsh and devoid of hope. She began scolding and punishing her children, and especially clumsy Evie, for the smallest offenses. After Evie turned fourteen, her mother would complain that she had too many mouths to feed and continually told Evie she was worthless and clumsy. She would often taunt, scold, and beat Evie until she cried. She would also often hint that Evie should go get a job, but Evie never had the time because of extensive chores without any significant free time. The only place Evie could feel calm was in the woods, and he would be in the woods as often as possible.
On Evie’s seventeenth birthday, with the coercion of her friends, she took a day off from chores and went to the circus in a nearby town. While traveling to the fair, she wondered if she could join and run away from her tyrannical mother forever, but did not have any idea what she could contribute to a circus. Thus, she arrived at the Torture Circus with thoughts of running away fresh in her mind.
{Relationships}
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