<strong>Name: Roberta "Robbie" Wilde (aka "Wolfe")<br/><strong>Age: 28<br/><strong>Sex and Gender: Female<br/><strong>Sexuality: Bisexual (prefers women, slightly submissive)<br/><strong>Place of origin: Toronto, Ontario, Canada (because...Canada)<br/><strong>Ethnicity: Caucasian<br/><br/><strong>Physical Description: Taller than most women in her family, Robbie Wilde stands at 5'10" and is of an athletic build which she sculpted and crafted through years of refining her craft. Some might say obsessive refinement but she prefers the term dedicated. However, her "dedication" and long, sleepless nights or training have left her with impermanent dark circles under her dark green eyes, which she attempts to hide by growing out the bangs of her straight black hair (which goes to her shoulders). There's a thin, snow white scar along her jawline from being slammed face first through a practice table that sticks out against her light olive skin (even more so when she smiles). Her features are fairly angular save for her tiny ears (and she hates them).<br/><br/>Piercings: lower lip right side: simple sliver colored ring<br/><br/>Tattoos: Sleeves from wrists to shoulders. Designs include: a serpentine dragon on the left arm that coils around whole arm, graveyard w/zombies on right shoulder, various scattered ankhs and other esoteric religious symbols, a collection of good luck charms with the words "luck is for losers" on left arm (design borrowed from her mentor), the current DC comics logo, black roses and a demons wing patter across her shoulder blades (not all of her tattoos are listed here)<br/><br/><strong>Talents: Degrees in business and the culinary arts (used to own her own diner before "sports entertainment" [a love since childhood] took over her life), expert in Muay Thai Kickboxing, karate and catch wrestling (all of which she makes use of in ring), incredible at tying knots, multilingual (Italian, English and French), great sketch artist, classically trained actress, trivia whiz.<br/><br/><strong>Personality: While she is surprisingly soft spoken to the point of earning the nickname Silent Rob in high school (as opposed to her in ring character), Robbie is painfully honest. And blunt. And very, very straightforward. If Robbie Wilde has a problem with you, you'll know within moments of becoming a problem. Of course, if she likes you, you'll know even sooner. She's also not one for bragging, preferring to lets her actions and abilities stand for themselves. You'll find out soon enough that while she's not going to, often, verbally toot her own horn, Robbie does not lack for confidence and is her own biggest (internal) cheerleader. Because of her more quiet, direct nature, she can seem antisocial or even antagonistic, but she is very friendly and receptive and has a willingness to reach out to people, just not very often with words (except, of course, on the microphone). She's more than willing to lend an ear and give comfort or support to those in need of it. <br/><br/>And she continues to live up to that high school nickname by often only speaking in short, life affirming bursts.<br/><br/><strong>Likes: reading, kickboxing, cooking, skating, watching (a lot) of TV, singing, animation from around the globe, punk rock, thrash metal, smooth jazz, classical, DC comics, world travel, gaming (tabletop and video), rock climbing, performing. Ons/Offs: same as player, mostly.<br/><strong>Dislikes: enclosed spaces, Indian food, movies (like the player, prefers TV and books), country music, Ford trucks, prudishness, general dickishness, backroom politicking, dishonesty.  <br/><br/><strong>History: You'd think with such a demeanor, tastes and aesthetic values that Robbie had grown up in a broken or dissatisfying home. Quite the contrary. Roberta Wilde was raised by two of the most loving and open minded parents this side of an after school special. The sort of parents who gave her the freedom to make mistakes and the structure needed to grow and learn, usually from said mistakes. They were very involved in her schooling and extra curricular activities, but she still managed to gravitate from under the parental advisory net to the abrasive DIY culture of punk and buried herself in more bookish and nerdy pursuits (mostly comic books, fantasy novels and television) than of the heights of athleticism and academia her parents wanted for her. Still, they supported her in every way they could and tried their best to understand &amp; encourage whatever her studies and interests she fell into. <br/><br/>Soon or later, all of that television and comic book reading cultivated a love of story telling in her, and to Robbie the best part of any story was a damn good villain. Her love of villains, and a side-along love of fighting (the primary reason she played video games) are what led her to a fascination with professional wrestling. After watching a taped promo (talking segment) and subsequent match featuring "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, who quickly became her favorite wrestler and was the reason she followed WCW in the 90's as opposed to the WWF, she was hooked for life. However, her first passion was, and still is to an extant, cooking, a love that stemmed from her fathers' passion for it. Eventually, alongside pursing various forms of marital arts as a form of exercise (but then becoming thoroughly obsessed with the histories and mental benefits thereof) she earned her degrees in business and culinary arts, by age 24, and subsequently opened her own diner, "Robbie and Co.", which is now owned and operated by her childhood friend, and former investor in the diner, Jillian. <br/><br/>Jillian took over the eatery after a mutual friend took Robbie to a small  time wrestling show where she got to meet her idol in the flesh (and kilt), Roddy Piper. After a lengthy conversation with Piper that heavily detailed her budding athleticism and love of wrestling, the ring legend planted the notion of becoming a wrestler in her head. It only took a few months of pondering for Robbie to decide to take a shot at mock sports and found a trainer. Eventually she completed the Hart Dungeon (a Canadian pro-wrestling training school owned by the world famous Hart family) in record time, earning herself a bit of a reputation in the wrestling community and a pat on the back from the Stu Hart, the Dungeons' founder. To help develop her persona and refine her speaking abilities, Robbie also took lessons in classical acting and public speaking. By age 26 she'd earned the attention of the WWE's (formerly the WWF) developmental department and she was signed on for further training in their NxT division, going on to make her TV debut on 'Friday Night Smackdown' just six months later. <br/><br/>Her persona was Wolfe, a brooding, unstable woman that (on screen) broke into WWE headquarters and nearly took out several guards just to look at the title belts in the main lobby display. Signed onto the roster for her tenacity, Wolfe became the vicious , silent thug of the villainous GM of Smackdown, Edge (a former wrestler) and, in her psychosis, didn't even seem to register that the audience was there. Eventually, through winning the Womens's title and the support of the crowd in a huge way, she evolved into a boisterous, anti-authoritarian punk who would break away from Edge, transfer to the WWe's flagship broadcast 'Monday Night Raw' and challenge the notion that there needed to be a separate division for female wrestlers, which is what's going on now storywise for the character.<br/><strong>Abilities: TBD</strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong></strong>