<br/><strong>Appearance</strong>:<br/>(http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kv37imEg461qzbn4do1_400.jpg)<br/>Maggie is slender and smallish, at 5'3''. When not on guard, she exudes intense nerves, and can usually be found gripping a clip board or coffee cup as if for dear life. For a brief time she tried out several hip "manager looks", which each failed dismally in their own right, before she reverted to dressing as herself in old knit sweaters, jeans, and vans sneakers. Still, she knows when to don the power suit, flats, and business savvy up-do when the time calls for it.<br/><strong>Name</strong>: Margarate (Maggie) Connor<br/><strong>Age</strong>: 26<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong>: Anxious, but wildly intelligent, Maggie spends most of her time keeping up the exhausting impression she knows what she's doing. She happiest when alone in her apartment with a notepad and a Breaking Bad box set, or camping in some remote location, or lost in a crowd at a show where no one knows her name. She's never been drunk, done drugs, or felt the need to. She likes obscure indie music, blues, old country/folk, as well the few popular bands that actually display some talent. A bit of an idealist, she still believes in the powerful, transformative capabilities of music, couldn't care less for money or fame... and for the life of her can't figure out why she's in this industry. When under stress, she can prove surprisingly hard nosed and resourceful, even to herself. She's a keeper of many secrets, including being on a first name basis with more then a few living legends of jazz and blues scattered across the country in old weathered booze halls.<br/><br/><strong>Bio</strong>: Born to small town Ontario, Maggie lived a modest but sheltered life until she moved to Toronto to study fine art where she double majored in Music History and Piano on full scholarship. She graduated summa cum laude, but soon found the spotless academic record for which she sacrificed anything of a social life did her few favor on the job market (at least when she hadn't even the nerve to hum a tune in public). So, obviously, the most logical step was to head back to school. She did her Masters in New Orleans, where upon graduation a sympathetic professor hooked her up with an internship with a prominent record label.<br/><br/>When the band's discoverer/first manager had to be committed for "exhaustion", the label's executive, an exceptionally eccentric man, chose her to fill the position because she "Looked like a tightass. You know, like the only bitch in here I can trust<em>not</em>to be doing coke lines off the back of some strip join toilet like the rest of these mutherfuckers". She's been charged with managing not only their economic success, but their safety. There is constant pressure on her to not only makes record sales, but to keep the band in line. So far so good. Some individuals have been a bigger challenge then others, but no one's needed to be airlifted to hospital and her managerial decisions have played no small part in the band's recent spike in success, but it can't be smooth sailing forever, can it?  She's been anonymously using a healthy portions of her wages to help out some of her favorite musicians/friends still reeling after Katrina, paying for the whopping medical bills of one in particular, giving her all the incentive in the world not to get fired.<br/><br/><strong>Character's Ons/Offs</strong>: Ons: Kissing, foreplay, teasing, Smart people, Strong poeple. Maggie is a romantic at heart, win her over and she'll likely yield to pretty much anything. I can't imagine her in any dom role, and she's more inclined towards men.<br/>Offs:<span class="bbc_u">Definate nos</span>: Maiming, pregnancy, urine/scat, orgies, force<span class="bbc_u">Could learn to like</span>: Public settings/risk of being caught, light rough play, dirty talk, hair pulling.<br/><br/><strong>Player's Limits</strong>Maiming, pregnancy, urine/scat, death<br/><br/><strong>Instrument</strong>(For band members): Though not involved in any band (and riddled with performance anxiety), Maggie is a talented pianist in a wide breadth of styles, and not a poor violinist. She has a smoky, soulful jazz voice.<br/><br/><strong>Job</strong>Manager