Shame
A writer that has lost her words
Name: Emma “Em” Fields (Also known infamously as Death Incarnate)
Age: Seventeen
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Appearance:
It doesn’t help her case that she looks so much like her father. It doesn’t help her case that she has Resting Boss Face Syndrome. It doesn't help her case that's she reaches 6'3" in height. It doesn't help that she is very noticeably muscular. It doesn’t help her case that she has such an usual hair and eye color. It doesn’t help her case that when she smiles, it looks like a smirk. It doesn’t help her case that she fits the image of a super villain’s daughter.
Emma has long lavender hair that stretches past her waist with a slight wave. She styles her hair to have her bangs cut to hide her sharp, violet eyes in shadows. Her skin is pale, deathly so some would say, except for the skin affected by the acid. It is a dark, sinister black, darker than the darkest night, like death some would say. She looks out of place in the light colored, cute, preppy clothes that she wears as though she were meant to wear all black and lace and leather instead. While her clothes change constantly like any other normal teenage girl, the things that stay constant are her gloves, black thick gloves to her wrists.
Power:
Born to a super powered couple, they were happy when their daughter was born with enhanced strength. It was ordinary, it was useful, it could be used to help people.
But, around the time puberty hit her, a little earlier than most, so did her other power. She woke to a horrific smell and found that her bed was melting under her fingertips. Not the soft, gentle melt like “he melted into my hands” or whatever. No, it was dissolving as if being eaten away by acid. So, she did what any rational person would do – she screamed. She screamed until her parents ran into her room. Her mother, a gifted alchemist, worked out that her index fingertips were producing this mysterious acid that melted anything it came in contact with, except, strangely, Emma herself. She went to her lab right away and produced a temporary fix, gloves that she could wear that were impervious to this acid and could contain it. It would only be for a little while, her mom said, until she could find a cure. But, as time passed, the acid started to slowly creep up her body and showed no signs of stopping. Her mom provided more temporary fixes, more clothes she could wear to contain the acid. But, before she could discover a cure, she was murdered.
Now, Em’s hands up to her wrists produce this toxin, and it looks as though it could consume her whole body, making it harder to keep the indiscriminate power from hurting anyone.
Personality:
Emma has a lot to prove. Not just to literally everyone else, but to herself too. She has been branded as Death Incarnate and that’s not an easy title to shake. They label her as a curse, a misfortune to all humanity, and it’s hard to hear that almost all your life and not believe it. She didn’t ask to be born with such dangerous powers. She didn’t ask her father to go crazy and kill, well, quite a few people.
So, she has one goal in mind: become the greatest superhero the world has ever seen. She seeks to claw her way out of the scummy status society has put her in. She wants to prove to the world that she is good. She wants to prove to herself that she is good. After all, if her father can snap and kill a whole bunch of people, she could too.
Until that happens, she is going to show everyone her good side. How she is sweet, reserved, polite, caring, soft-spoken, smart, patient, slow to anger, strong, gentle, and likes cute things.
And hide all her flaws. How she has violent nightmares, lives in the constant fear of becoming like her father, is in constant burning pain where her skin has turned black, has a fierce, blind rage when she does become angered, can’t control her powers, is stubborn, and has a terrible and very reasonable fear of killing herself and everyone she loves.
History:
Everyone knows that Villains are incapable of love. They don’t have a soul, they don’t have a heart, they don’t have wives or families. They create temporary partnerships, forged for the sole reason of producing a powerful heir to their evil empire. This heir is a weapon, not a person, of death and destruction. Everyone knows that.
Emma is a product of Circumstance. Literally, that’s her father’s name. One of the most feared, ruthless super villains of his time. Some say he created her in a lab, combining the most deadly of ingredients to produce his monster of a daughter. Some say he sold whatever was left of his soul to demons to be given one of their own.
She says she was born to a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Haley Fields.
Some say Circumstance was not born so much as created, birthed by the heavy hatred that lingered in the world.
She says that he was not born Circumstance, but took on that role after her mother’s death.
Some say her mother was a villain, too, but was finally subdued by righteous heroes.
She says that her mother was a victim of circumstance with a lowercase c, murdered in cold blood by a renowned super hero company thatt could not risk their reputation by owning up to the incident.
Some say that Circumstance was a cold blooded killer, murdering supers left and right, not caring about the innocents that stood in his way.
She says that he was blinded by revenge, healing in the worst possible way, killing anyone with ties to the company.
Some say it took fifteen superheroes to finally subdue him and lock him away in a maximum security prison.
She says that he turned himself in when an innocent person got caught in the crossfire of his revenge.
Some say that Em is deadly, Death Incarnate, a curse to all who come in contact with her.
She says they’re right.
Class Band Type: Necklace is the best choice for now.
Class Level: Level One
Short paragraph about getting your Enrollment Acceptance letter (Wanna see how you roleplay):
“I got in, Dad.” The words were just a mumble as the girl waved the letter half-heartedly. She gave a weak smile, but kept her head down, her eyes averted.
She didn’t like seeing him in here, drugged and shackled, suspended off the ground, no longer treated as a human. She wondered if he even knew that she came to visit him. She wondered if he could hear her.
“The letter came yesterday when I got back home from our visit. I know you’d be proud. I-“ Her words caught in her throat, but she swallowed her feelings up. “I was really worried I might not get in, that I wasn’t good enough, but I studied and worked really hard, Dad. I worked really hard.” Her last sentence switched from a mumble to a whisper as all her mixed emotions started to creep up on her again. She, the daughter of two infamous supervillains, labeled Death Incarnate, was going to a school for superheroes. She really didn’t know whether to laugh or to cry. So, she settled for something easier, a half-smile. She lifted her head and her eyes met his and for the first time since before he was imprisoned in this hole, his gaze seemed clear. He almost seemed coherent.
“I’m going to make you proud, Dad. I’m going to be the great superhero the world has seen.” Not like the corrupt ones we have now – she didn’t say that out loud. But she felt he knew and she felt that he was proud.
“I’m going to be the greatest superhero the world has ever seen,” She repeated, more to herself this time. Then, she thought she heard it, just a slight, barely there whisper.
“I know you will be, Em.”
Age: Seventeen
Gender: Female
Race: Human
Appearance:
It doesn’t help her case that she looks so much like her father. It doesn’t help her case that she has Resting Boss Face Syndrome. It doesn't help her case that's she reaches 6'3" in height. It doesn't help that she is very noticeably muscular. It doesn’t help her case that she has such an usual hair and eye color. It doesn’t help her case that when she smiles, it looks like a smirk. It doesn’t help her case that she fits the image of a super villain’s daughter.
Emma has long lavender hair that stretches past her waist with a slight wave. She styles her hair to have her bangs cut to hide her sharp, violet eyes in shadows. Her skin is pale, deathly so some would say, except for the skin affected by the acid. It is a dark, sinister black, darker than the darkest night, like death some would say. She looks out of place in the light colored, cute, preppy clothes that she wears as though she were meant to wear all black and lace and leather instead. While her clothes change constantly like any other normal teenage girl, the things that stay constant are her gloves, black thick gloves to her wrists.
Power:
Born to a super powered couple, they were happy when their daughter was born with enhanced strength. It was ordinary, it was useful, it could be used to help people.
But, around the time puberty hit her, a little earlier than most, so did her other power. She woke to a horrific smell and found that her bed was melting under her fingertips. Not the soft, gentle melt like “he melted into my hands” or whatever. No, it was dissolving as if being eaten away by acid. So, she did what any rational person would do – she screamed. She screamed until her parents ran into her room. Her mother, a gifted alchemist, worked out that her index fingertips were producing this mysterious acid that melted anything it came in contact with, except, strangely, Emma herself. She went to her lab right away and produced a temporary fix, gloves that she could wear that were impervious to this acid and could contain it. It would only be for a little while, her mom said, until she could find a cure. But, as time passed, the acid started to slowly creep up her body and showed no signs of stopping. Her mom provided more temporary fixes, more clothes she could wear to contain the acid. But, before she could discover a cure, she was murdered.
Now, Em’s hands up to her wrists produce this toxin, and it looks as though it could consume her whole body, making it harder to keep the indiscriminate power from hurting anyone.
Personality:
Emma has a lot to prove. Not just to literally everyone else, but to herself too. She has been branded as Death Incarnate and that’s not an easy title to shake. They label her as a curse, a misfortune to all humanity, and it’s hard to hear that almost all your life and not believe it. She didn’t ask to be born with such dangerous powers. She didn’t ask her father to go crazy and kill, well, quite a few people.
So, she has one goal in mind: become the greatest superhero the world has ever seen. She seeks to claw her way out of the scummy status society has put her in. She wants to prove to the world that she is good. She wants to prove to herself that she is good. After all, if her father can snap and kill a whole bunch of people, she could too.
Until that happens, she is going to show everyone her good side. How she is sweet, reserved, polite, caring, soft-spoken, smart, patient, slow to anger, strong, gentle, and likes cute things.
And hide all her flaws. How she has violent nightmares, lives in the constant fear of becoming like her father, is in constant burning pain where her skin has turned black, has a fierce, blind rage when she does become angered, can’t control her powers, is stubborn, and has a terrible and very reasonable fear of killing herself and everyone she loves.
History:
Everyone knows that Villains are incapable of love. They don’t have a soul, they don’t have a heart, they don’t have wives or families. They create temporary partnerships, forged for the sole reason of producing a powerful heir to their evil empire. This heir is a weapon, not a person, of death and destruction. Everyone knows that.
Emma is a product of Circumstance. Literally, that’s her father’s name. One of the most feared, ruthless super villains of his time. Some say he created her in a lab, combining the most deadly of ingredients to produce his monster of a daughter. Some say he sold whatever was left of his soul to demons to be given one of their own.
She says she was born to a Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Haley Fields.
Some say Circumstance was not born so much as created, birthed by the heavy hatred that lingered in the world.
She says that he was not born Circumstance, but took on that role after her mother’s death.
Some say her mother was a villain, too, but was finally subdued by righteous heroes.
She says that her mother was a victim of circumstance with a lowercase c, murdered in cold blood by a renowned super hero company thatt could not risk their reputation by owning up to the incident.
Some say that Circumstance was a cold blooded killer, murdering supers left and right, not caring about the innocents that stood in his way.
She says that he was blinded by revenge, healing in the worst possible way, killing anyone with ties to the company.
Some say it took fifteen superheroes to finally subdue him and lock him away in a maximum security prison.
She says that he turned himself in when an innocent person got caught in the crossfire of his revenge.
Some say that Em is deadly, Death Incarnate, a curse to all who come in contact with her.
She says they’re right.
Class Band Type: Necklace is the best choice for now.
Class Level: Level One
Short paragraph about getting your Enrollment Acceptance letter (Wanna see how you roleplay):
“I got in, Dad.” The words were just a mumble as the girl waved the letter half-heartedly. She gave a weak smile, but kept her head down, her eyes averted.
She didn’t like seeing him in here, drugged and shackled, suspended off the ground, no longer treated as a human. She wondered if he even knew that she came to visit him. She wondered if he could hear her.
“The letter came yesterday when I got back home from our visit. I know you’d be proud. I-“ Her words caught in her throat, but she swallowed her feelings up. “I was really worried I might not get in, that I wasn’t good enough, but I studied and worked really hard, Dad. I worked really hard.” Her last sentence switched from a mumble to a whisper as all her mixed emotions started to creep up on her again. She, the daughter of two infamous supervillains, labeled Death Incarnate, was going to a school for superheroes. She really didn’t know whether to laugh or to cry. So, she settled for something easier, a half-smile. She lifted her head and her eyes met his and for the first time since before he was imprisoned in this hole, his gaze seemed clear. He almost seemed coherent.
“I’m going to make you proud, Dad. I’m going to be the great superhero the world has seen.” Not like the corrupt ones we have now – she didn’t say that out loud. But she felt he knew and she felt that he was proud.
“I’m going to be the greatest superhero the world has ever seen,” She repeated, more to herself this time. Then, she thought she heard it, just a slight, barely there whisper.
“I know you will be, Em.”
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