<div class="floatright">(https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/12/15/03/2F611F6400000578-3360344-image-a-81_1450150373583.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Merida DunBroch<br/><strong>Age:</strong>20<br/><strong>Sex:</strong>Female | She/Her<br/><strong>Sexuality:</strong>Demisexual, male inclined<br/><strong>Prince/Princess/Fairytale:</strong>Brave<br/><br/><strong>Physical Description:</strong>Growing up as the only girl of four children, Merida spent a great deal of her time both getting into and out of mischief. As such, her body is quite lithe and agile sporting a slim, petite frame almost akin to that of a dancer. Though small, she still maintains the telltale curves of womanhood and child bearing hips that make her Scottish ancestry proud. Locks of fire spill down onto her shoulders and, while it can occasionally be seen straightened, it is most often left in its natural state of wild disarray.<br/><br/><strong>Personality:</strong>Stubborn. Competitive. Compasionnate. Friendly. Much like her heritage and appearance might suggest, Merida is an enigma; a wild spirit that desires freedom above all else. Conformity does not exist in her vocabulary and her insatiable curiosity leads her to question every societal norm. Once Merida has set her mind to a task or a goal, it is near impossible to sway her from it. Her moral compass is strong and she will fight tooth and nail against any injustice she stumble upon.<br/><br/><strong>Special Powers:</strong>Master Archer - As a wee lass, Merida defied expectations and took to archery alongside her younger brothers. Much to their dismay, the sport came much more naturally to her than to the lot of them. In her teens, her parents decided to quell her passion for archery as it was not normal for a girl to be doing such things let alone excelling at them. Forbidden from continuing her training, Merida took to riding her horse out into the wilderness where she would practice in secret, refining her skill to perfection.<br/><br/>Master Equestrian - Forced to conceal her love for bow and arrow, Merida outwardly shifted her interest away to horseback riding. However, the feeling of freedom it granted her was addictive and Merida versed herself in the care of her horses as well as the various skills of a great rider. Though she has never competed in the modern day world, it is not far fetched to believe that she would rank in the top three perhaps even winning.<br/><br/>Hand-to-Hand Combat Specialist - Surely, deadly aim with a bow and arrow would be enough but, her brothers were taught that when distance is not your ally one must still have a way to defends oneself. Her brothers learned swordplay and while Merida can wield a blade in a pinch, her coordination isn't going to win her any awards. Unarmed hand-to-hand combat became a specialty of hers. At first, her brothers held back on account of her being a girl but, once she was beating them on a consistent basis, she finally got to fight them without restraint. It has certainly come in handy to thwart unwanted advances.<br/><br/>Naturalist - Having spent as much of her life outdoors as was permitted of her, Merida is in tune with the world in ways that many might otherwise not believe possible. The relationship is symbiotic in that she does her best to care for her surroundings and nature finds ways to speak to her.<br/><br/><strong>Job:</strong>Outdoor Activities Specialist - works with a summer camp program that works with children encouraging them to trade screen time for sunshine (Archery. Horseback Riding. Self Defense.)<br/><br/><strong>History:</strong>Being the only girl was hard enough without also being the oldest child. Sprinkle being the inheritor of a fancy title, wrap it with a bow and you've got Meridas childhood in a nut shell. Constantly singled out from her siblings activities, Merida became a rebel very young. If her parents did not approve of her interest in archery then she would practice in secret. Girls are not meant to be rough housing and wrestling with boys? Well, what's the problem if the girl is winning? No amount of disapproval ever dissuaded Merida from trying everything that seemed interesting. Children are naturally curious creatures! How was it to be her fault that her interests were more aligned with the things the<strong><em>boys</em></strong>were allowed to do?!<br/><br/>Though her family made dwindling efforts to marry Merida off before she became of age, the copper headed miscreant would always find a loophole in their efforts. So now, unmarried and free of the burden of expectation, Merida is living her best life and enjoying every second of it.<br/><br/><strong>Personal Likes:</strong>Sunshine, Fresh Air, Laughter, Being Goofy for no reason.<br/><strong>Personal Dislikes:</strong>People who are too uptight, excessive rules, being told what to do, being stuck inside,<em>Haggis</em>.<br/><br/><strong>Sexual Likes:</strong>Making out as foreplay, outdoor sex, being on top, dirty talk, oral (Receiving)<br/><strong>Sexual Dislikes:</strong>Missionary, anal, excessive forcefulness, being restrained.<br/><br/><strong>Writer:</strong>Catella