<div class="floatright">(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/373569172971716610/958900002242048010/beauty-55enf4bd2l-1080x1346.jpg)<br/><div align="center"><strong> Angel Williams </strong></div></div><strong>Nicknames / Alias:</strong><em>What other names or nicknames do they go by, if any?</em><br/><strong>Age: </strong><em>Seventeen</em><br/><strong>Birthday: </strong><em>September 22rd, 2005</em><br/><strong>Gender &amp; Sexuality:</strong><em>She/Her, Sexuality isn’t really a thing she’s figured out yet</em><br/><br/><strong>Face-Claim / Play-By:</strong><em>Gibi Klien/Gibi ASMR</em><br/><strong>Height: </strong><em>5’7”</em><br/><strong>Brief Physical Description: </strong><em>Caucasian girl with long, split dyed hair and dark eyes that occasionally look green in the sunlight. Leggy and thin.</em><br/><strong>Arriving from: </strong><em>Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.</em><br/><br/><strong>Character Trope:</strong><em>Nerd</em><br/><strong>Stuffed Animal Type</strong><em>Pachyderm</em><br/><br/><strong>Please provide three to five subjects or tasks that your character is strong at. At least two of these should be drawn from your Trope:</strong><em>Math, History, Science, Languages, Running</em><br/><strong>Please provide two to three positive qualities about your character.</strong><em>Dedicated, Kind, Intelligent</em><br/><strong>Please provide three to five subjects or tasks that your character is weak at. At least two of these should be drawn from your Trope:</strong><em>English. Feelings, Actual Sports. Cooking </em><br/><strong>Please provide two to three negative qualities about your character.</strong><em>Closed off/Anti-Social, Perfectionist (to a fault)</em><br/><br/><hr/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Paranormal Powers</span><br/><div class="floatright">(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/373569172971716610/958869636198301736/tumblr_o9m7rdbUcs1qbduwso1_1280.jpg)<br/><div align="center"><strong>Cloudie</strong></div></div><strong>Stuffed Animal Power 1</strong>-<em> You can push, drag, or lift twice what you could otherwise. Activating this power grans you a momentary burst of power. </em><br/><strong>Stuffed Animal Power 2 -</strong>-<em> Simple mechanisms are child's play; locks open at a snap of the fingers, and flashlights don't need batteries in your hands </em><br/><strong>Character Trope Power 1 - Please name your custom-made power; this power should in some way relate to your character's trope selection</strong>-<em> You can cause small explosions by combining any two substances, whether they would explode naturally or not. </em><br/><strong>Character Power 1 - Please name your custom-made power; this power is free to be created based on anything you wish</strong>-<em> You can sense when people are lying and being truthful. Lies typically manifest as a cloud of black smoke leaving the mouth, and truths as white smoke..</em><br/><br/><strong>Describe your character's home-life. Be sure and include their relationship with parents and any siblings.</strong><em>Angel is currently living with her Aunt Grace after the death of her parents about a year and a half ago, in a plane crash that she survived but they did not. Prior to the accident, Angel’s aunt spent most of her time traveling, so she had to move into her late brother’s house to care for Angel. Grace never wanted kids, and has never married or spent more than a couple of days with a child. Combine that with Angel’s current mental state (i.e. not great), and it’s been an adjustment. They both love each other but aren’t used to each other, and Grace is struggling to find a way to actually help Angel. </em><br/><strong>Describe your character's school-life. Are they doing well? What is their relationship like with their teachers and peers?</strong><em>Angel was at one point a model student, straight A’s. She’s been slipping since the accident, however, and is barely passing English. She’s also become far less social, and her former friends aren’t as sympathetic as most of her teachers are. What was at one point her best friend has started being cruel and nasty to her because “she’s so boring now”. </em><br/><strong>Describe your character's relationship to the stuffed animal that they brought. How did they acquire it? Did they want to bring it? Are they proud to show it, embarrassed to have it, or something else?</strong><em>The Tapir was the last gift that Angel ever received from her parents. They were at the zoo a few weeks before the Accident and her father got it for her from the gift shop. She laughed at the time, but now she literally never goes anywhere without it. She is far from violent but will deck you if you insult the Tapir.</em><br/><strong>What is the one thing that will make your character most home-sick while they are away?</strong><em>Angel doesn’t want to be anywhere near home at the moment, and probably nothing can make her miss Chicago. That being said, her Aunt Grace is an Archeologist, so a lot of history talk might make Angel miss her specifically. </em><br/><strong>What is the one thing your character be happiest to hopefully 'leave behind' while they are away?</strong><em>Her house. She still lives there, and everything in it reminds her of her parents. </em><br/><strong>What is your character's favorite campfire story and why?</strong><em> ”A chicken crossed the road and walked into a library. She walked right up to the Librarian and said, “Book, book, book!” The librarian, at a loss for what exactly to do, hands the chicken a book. It leaves the library. The next day, the chicken comes in again and returns the book. “Book, book, book!” it crows. The librarian, confused, hands the chicken another book, and the fowl leaves. The third day, the chicken returns again. After placing the book on the counter, it crows, “Book, book, book!” The librarian hands it over. With her curiosity risen, the librarian follows the chicken at a distance this time. Across the road, over the bridge, and into the swamp, the librarian follows the chicken. Finally, the chicken stops at a pond where a little green frog is waiting. The chicken hands the book to the frog who looks at the bird expectantly. The frog croaks, “Read it, read it, read it!”<br/>Angel’s father told her this one, the one time they went camping. He claimed that it was his and her Aunt’s favorite from when they were kids. At the time it was just…weird?? When Angel and her mom failed to react, he explained that it’s funny when his sister tells it. Angel didn’t understand what he meant, until right before she left for camp, when her Aunt Grace told her the same story, except she actually nailed the animal noises. They ended up having a pep talk, the first time that they had talked about the accident. So while it’s rather recent, it’s likely what she would say if asked. </em><br/>