Mar. 8th, 2037

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OUT OF CHARACTER PERMISSIONS
  • BACKTAGGING: always, i live for this.

  • FOURTH WALLING: no thank you.

  • THREADHOPPING: not really interested, but i could be convinced.

  • OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS/TRIGGERS: very little bothers me, so you're clear for just about anything!
  • IN CHARACTER PERMISSIONS
  • PHYSICAL AFFECTION: more than welcome.

  • PHYSICAL VIOLENCE: i am okay with this, but please discuss first.

  • ROMANCE/FLIRTING: more than welcome, but she might not always reciprocate or flirt back.

  • OFFENSIVE SUBJECTS/TRIGGERS: none at the moment, but will update as they come.
  • MISC INFORMATION
  • PSYCHIC & PSIONIC INFORMATION:

  • MAGICAL INFORMATION:

  • MEDICAL INFORMATION:
  • INVENTORY
  • Thing

  • Thing

  • Thing
  • CODING
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    THE BASICS
    NAME. eleanor louise adams
    AGE & DOB. 25 / november 5
    GENDER. female
    SEXUALITY. pansexual
    SPECIES. human
    HAIR. blonde


    EYES. brown
    HEIGHT. 5'2"
    BUILD. slender

    OCCUPATION. librarian
    ALIGNMENT. Info
    FIELD. Info
    FIELD. Info
    OOC INFO
    NAME. ash
    TIMEZONE. est
    DISCORD & PLURK. upon request
    PB NAME. mia wasikowska
    FIRST IMPRESSIONS WRITTEN_INFO
    PERSONALITY WRITTEN_INFO
    ABILITIES & SKILLS [ 5 ] SANITY
    [ 5 ] STAMINA

    [ 3 ] SPEED
    [ 2 ] SNEAK
    [ 1 ] FIGHT
    [ 4 ] WILL
    [ 3 ] LORE
    [ 3 ] LUCK

    HISTORY

    Books have always been the most important thing in Eleanor's life. She started reading tales of horror at a young age, thrilling to the terror of Edgar Allen Poe, of Stoker's Dracula. She explored in fiction what she abhorred in lifeβ€” horror, violence, fear.

    Then, she stumbled across the John Dee edition of the Necronomicon. It was macabre indeed. It was also blasphemous, unholy, and too awful to be real. Frankenstein and "The Raven" were forgotten. The chills that ran down Eleanor's spine were not those of a forbidden pleasure. A new horror was born in her mind, a terror that such things could be.

    There were more books after thatβ€” De Vermiis Mysteriis, Cultes des Goulesβ€” each worse than the last. She read them all in a mounting panic. Could they be real? Could the things they spoke of be true?

    Now she knows it to be so. The Thing that appeared in library was something she'd read about in the Ponape Scripture. If the Thing was real, then everything she'd read about might be real... in which case Eleanor is the only one who knows how to stop it.

    CODING