Realistic or Modern the colour of envy - Neutral Characters

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NEUTRAL CHARACTER RULES


before applying, go look at the roleplay rules.


you can code your character sheet, but this is not required.


do not post anything other than character applications on this thread. keep ooc to ooc.


please only make npcs that you think will be relevant to the roleplay, eg parents, teachers, family members.


for teachers, look at the organisations tab to find which teacher you would like to make and ask me if it's open.

CHARACTER SHEET


BASICS


name:


age: (17-18)


gender:


sexuality:


role:


ethnicity:


birthday:


APPEARANCE


appearance: (1+paragraph)


height:


weight:


piercings/tattoos:


birth marks/scars:

PERSONALITY


personality: (1+paragraphs)


likes: (3+)


dislikes: (3+)


quirks: (2+)


other:


HISTORY


background: (1+paragraphs)


family:


best memory:

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B E R N I E . G R E E N E


17| female | deceased


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basics

name:


Bernadette Greene





age:


Seventeen





gender:


Female





sexuality:


Heterosexual





ethnicity:


Caucasian





birthday:


March 13th





status:


Deceased

appearance

appearance:


Bernie had long, dark brown hair that reached the bottom of her back. Her skin was very pale and fairly unblemished. She was quite short, at only 5'4 and had a thin figure. Her fashion sense was reserved, but in the months before her death, she tried to be a little more edgy and secretly purchased low cut tees and short, short skirts. Bernie had a very bright smile with perfectly straight teeth (thanks to months of wearing braces). She always looked neat and organised, even towards the end of her life.





height:


5'4





weight:


159lbs





birth marks/scars:


She had a large, circular birth mark on the bottom of her back.

personality

personality:


Bernie was always known as a quiet, reserved girl who did what she was told and kept to herself. She was kind and perhaps a little bit snobby, but she always had good interests at heart. She had a passion for music and was extremely talented in playing the piano and violin. She was always brilliant at math and had one of the highest grades in her class. But Bernie was more than her grades. To the few people who knew her, she was interesting, and always had a fact to spring up on you. But not in a know-it-all way, in a way that was genuinely captivating. Bernie was also very interested in history, and loved learning about the Tudors, especially. Bernie was very organised, in everything. She kept her room tidy, her books neat and her locker precise. Everything she did was carefully thought out and done well.


But, some of Bernie's habits changed in the months before she died. She stopped being that reserved, loving and loyal girl and instead became hungry for love and popularity, all of which could have been found in her best friend, Asher. She fell in love with a boy, the Captain of the football team; her dream man. He was adventurous and funny. Bernie devoted every waking minute to him. She started to become irritable, and pushed away anyone she knew before him. Her ego had swollen so big, that she thought herself too cool to hang around with her old friends. She become obsessed with looking cool and wearing the latest trends. She wore more make up and clothes that her parents had forbidden. She was less concentrated on her school work, so her grades dropped. She was losing everything, just for a guy.





likes:


Math


History


Non-Fiction Books


Salad


Dogs





dislikes:


Untidiness


Heights


Video Games


Tomatoes


Politics





quirks:


Bernie always tried to learn a word a day, that was her little daily goal; to learn a new word each day and use it three times.


Bernie never, ever, ever hurt anyone; including insects and animals. It made her so sad if she accidentally crushed a bug or hit a dog. She had a love for animals.

history

background:


Bernie was born into a very religious family. Her whole family was Catholic, and she was expected to go to church twice every week at the least. But Bernie didn't mind it. She liked going to Church, especially when she was younger. She liked seeing the community it made and she loved the feeling it gave her. Her parents always encouraged her to be kind, so she did just that.


Bernie always begged to be a part of charity events and fundraisers. She adored helping others and it gave her a true meaning in life. When Bernie was eleven, she was sitting down to eat her lunch, when she spilt her juice all over a boy named Asher. Up until then, Bernie had never had many friends in school, but something within both of them drew them together. Bernie loved talking and hanging around with Ash. He was funny and silly. Bernie had everything else; money, faith, a family; Asher completed her perfect life. Even though he was the same age as her, she learnt so much from him. He had been through a lot in his life, and Bernie had been his shoulder to cry on from time to time.


Growing up was easy for Bernie. She had a few close friends and a good family. She volunteered at the library. It was all in place. She even had her sights on being a lawyer or a professor. She was happy, happier than a lot of people, and all she had was simple things. The one thing that she didn't have, was a boyfriend. But it wasn't long until that dream came true.


The first boy she ever loved came in the form of football captain Jacob Manning. He was tall, gorgeous and a little bit of a bad ass. He made Bernie feel special and loved and whole. The first time they kissed was at Bernie's first party. He said he'd kiss her if she downed six shots of vodka in thirty seconds. She'd never felt so alive. Jake was introducing her to all sorts of new things. Sure, her life was changing, but it was for the better. The one thing that was ruining it all was Emilia. She too was in love with Jake, and was always flirting with him and kissing him. But Jake always reassured Bernie that she was the one, and she lapped up every word that he said.


Bernie made all sorts of new friends at the parties that she went to. One of them, Morgan, was especially kind. She introduced her to the art form that was smoking weed. Bernie felt amazing, that was, until morning. To impress Jake, she bought weed from Rich, Morgan's boyfriend, but didn't realise how much it would cost her. Rich repeatedly asked her to buy more and more, and Bernie could never say no. The money slowly racked up. A few months into her downward spiral, Asher warned her that Jake was just playing her. But Bernie didn't want to hear it. She felt awkward. From then on, she stopped talking to him. He wanted to ruin everything for them.


Things were getting worse. Clover, Emilia's best friend, was always rude to her. Lucian, Asher's friend, warned her to stay away from Jake. Kirsten, Jake's sister, even tried to pull them apart, but nothing could break their bond. Jake would never stop loving her.


Or so he said.


For the weeks leading up to her death, Bernie's parents forbid her to leave the house after school. Bernie felt trapped. She wanted to be with Jake all the time. She didn't want Emilia to sink her claws into him. So, she snook out to the parties. She'd come back, wasted, and her parents would punish her more and more, taking away her phone and books and locking her door. Bernie was totally crushed. Jake was pushing her away. She had no one left; not even her family. On the day of her death, Asher confessed his undying love to her. Bernie was confused, she didn't feel that way about him. He had ruined their friendship there and then.


The same day, Kirsten and Lucian both told her that Jake was using her, but she couldn't believe them; Jake loved her. But apparently he didn't, because broke up with her in front of the whole school. Apparently, she had just been a giant joke; a game that he and Emilia would play. Everyone watched and laughed as Jake broke her heart and Emilia stood at his side. As Bernie ran out of school, tears streaming down her face faster than ever, Morgan tried to console her, but Bernie pushed her away. She was just as bad as the others. Outside, Clover caught her and warned her to never set foot near Emilia again. Bernie didn't give a shit about any of them any more. She didn't give a shit about anyone.


At home, her parents were confused. They locked her in her room and simply said 'I told you so'. They were beyond worried, but they didn't know what to do. Bernie did. She had made a fool of herself. She had become a slut, her only friends hated her, her parents hated her, she had lost God. There was no point being alive any more. In the early hours of the morning, she left the house with her bed sheets. She wrapped it around the centre tree in Creek Square and hung herself from it. She was found by a grounds keeper, dead.


And that's the tragic story of Bernadette Greene.


family:


Paula Greene; Mother


Albert Greene; Father


best memory:


She remembers reading a teaching in church once, when she was ten. The whole church clapped her because she was so grown up and kind. Afterwards, people commended her for being such a lovely soul. It was her favourite memory, because she knew then that she had found a place that she could always belong to.

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T E A C H E R S

Mr Simon Addams - Math

Mr Gregory Price - ICT/Computer Programming

Mr Javi Gordon - Gym/Gymnastics

Mr Emmet Pearson - Geography

Mr Edward Spinelli - English/Debate

Mr Thomas Beaudelair - Mythology/History

Mr Franc Morcott - Physics

Mr Ivan McFadden - Psychology/Social Studies

Ms Elizabeth Castillo - Drama

Mrs Aliyah Verdanski - Gym/Gymnastics

Mrs Natalie Fourier - Music/Band

Ms Maria Addair - French

Mrs Georgia Rackham - Art

Ms Olivia Barrett - Biology

Mrs Katherine Nelson - Chemistry

Mrs Anna Marquez - Film Making

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