<div style="text-align: justify;"><div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/a/ac/AliceEve.jpg)</div><strong>Name: </strong>Sarah Katherine Walters<br/><strong>Age: </strong>24<br/><strong>Gender: </strong>Female<br/><strong>Living Quarter: </strong>Cottage 40<br/><strong>Orientation: </strong>Heterosexual<br/><strong>Marital Status: </strong>Single, available<br/><strong>O&amp;O: </strong> Ons for her in particular would be romance, kissing, athletic men. Offs would align with those of the writer (https://elliquiy.com/wiki/User:Aysande#Roleplay_Ons_.26_Offs).<br/><br/><strong>Job: </strong> Soap-maker<br/><strong>Skills: </strong> Cooking, sewing/stitching, knitting, singing (she sings true, with a soft warm voice)<br/><br/><strong>Appearance: </strong>Her natural hair color, which will eventually show, is a light, brownish blonde, but when she remains under the sun every day over a long period, they pale to a nice, warm, honey blonde. It fall free, mostly straight, down past her shoulders. She as pale blue eyes, a straight but slightly uneven nose, and beautiful full lips. Her high cheekbones and pointy chin give her face a slightly angular look. She is tall, almost 5’10, and lean, but certainly not devoid of curves. Her breasts are proportional to her frame, but her hips are a little rounder, giving her a nice healthy figure.<br/><strong>Model: </strong>Alice Eve<br/><br/><strong>Personality: </strong> Sarah is the quiet of the two sisters. She has always been the more artistic one, the solitary one. She is a romantic at heart, and has her own secret stash of trashy novels hidden in her small cottage. Sarah is easy to talk to, even if she might not be the one to take the first step to initiate a conversation. She can talk about anything, really, but is not really assertive in stating her opinion or to take side. She would rather stay neutral, out of debates and arguments. She will not be bullied easily, however. She does have a spine and will stick to her guns if under pressure unless someone gives her a damn good reason to change her mind.<br/><br/><strong>History: </strong>Sarah is born into money. Her mother was the corporate layer for her father’s oil company, and a few daring moves have had them hit a gold mine, black gold. Sarah remained blissfully ignorant of her father’s abuse of native American lands where his company had bought the right exploit the land and take its oil. She became aware of the devastation caused by her father later on, when she visited him on his work site. She saw with her own eyes how humans destroyed nature to get what was underneath, and for what? Cause more pollution?<br/><br/>During her time in college - a school she never meant to attend but was not given a choice to - Sarah met with a professor who was a Child of Gaia. He knew who Sarah Walters was. The daughter of the famous American owner of an oil company with a bad reputation among eco-friendly organization. He found in Sarah not only a sympathetic ear, but a believer. She believed that her father would contribute to the end of the world. If not now, in the long term, by destroying the surface, and then distributing the substance that would be turned into something damaging the eco-systems, polluting the air, the water, the soil…<br/><br/>Four months later, Sarah had dropped out of school almost entirely, had taken several classes out of school to learn to do things the old-fashioned way. How to make candles, scented or not, how to make soap, how to knit, how to make a quilt, how to compost properly, to grow food. She had money, a thrust fund that her father had set up for her just like the one he had set for her sister. She could attend to all the classes that she wanted within or out of the school.<br/><br/>When her parents died in an accident caused by some radical group against her father’s company’s ways, Sarah’s life changed. Apart from the obvious pain of losing her parents, Sarah inherited of half of everything they owned. That included a large piece of land that her father thought might have some value, but turned out to be a bad investment for him. It was a large farm surrounded by a forest. Sarah saw it as a sign. She used her money to buy as much land around it as she could, and then spoke with her sister.<br/><br/>At first, Hayden was not convinced it was a good idea, but as the plans were laid down, some people began to pay attention to them. The professor had spoken to his network of people and the movement gathered enough momentum that a fence was built around the large property that Sarah had managed to buy for rather cheep, considering the market. Other people began to pitch in, money-wise, buying their way in by providing enough money to build an eco-friendly cottage in the woods or contribute to a larger building that would be able to host at least six people… The site was quickly stripped of its access to the local supply of water and electricity, of its building that did not meet with Sarah’s eco-friendly standards and once the site was mostly like a blank slate, buildings were built using modern means and materials, but soon, Sarah had her dream come true. The dirty money from her father was used to return to the Earth and the Children of Gaia had a home of their own.<br/><br/><strong>Other Notes: </strong> </div>