<strong>Basics</strong><br/>Name: Becky Sanders<br/>Age: 16<br/>Gender: Female.<br/>Orientation: She's still a virgin, but if anyone asks she'd say she's straight.  Having never been with anyone in any sort of serious relationship, she can't say for sure, but most people accept being straight as the normal persuasion.<br/><br/><strong>Appearance</strong><br/>Height: 5'6<br/>Weight: 115 pounds<br/>Hair:  The same shade of auburn as her mother's, straight but with a slight wave, and going to the middle of her back.<br/>Eyes:  Bright blue, like her father's.<br/><br/><strong>Personality</strong>: Becky hasn't let her handicap get in her way, doing her best to be friendly and outgoing, with those who will let her.  Many people won't, not knowing how they're supposed to act around her, so she spends a lot of time at home, rather than doing what a lot of girls her age would, namely partying or finding other ways of getting into trouble.  She hasn't let the lack of real friends bother her, instead focusing on the positive, thinking that those who would truly be friends wouldn't be bothered by her blindness, and would want to get to know her anyway.<br/><br/>At school she spends most of the time by herself, or with her brother, although she's tried not to monopolize his time, knowing his need to have his own friends, and not have her tagging along.  Consequently she has a lot of time to enjoy her hobbies, reading being her favorite.<br/><br/>Becky is extremely attached to her family, especially to her older brother, although she'd do anything she could to make her mother happy too.  She's a warm and caring person, generally positive and willing to search for the good in situations and people, and is often too trustful of people she doesn't know.<br/><br/><strong>History</strong>: Becky's often heard the story of her parents' relationship from her mother, and even being unable to see, Becky can tell her mom still loves him, even after all the years of having to be without him.  She hopes to find someone she can have that kind of love with someday, but she's afraid no one will give her the chance, because of her blindness.  Becky was born too early, and so can only see enough to tell when lights are on or off, but nothing else.  In spite of not knowing her father, she's had a happy childhood, knowing her mother and brother loved her, even with her condition.  In spite of her lack of any real friends, she enjoys school and learning, doing her best to get the best grades she can, and making her mom proud of her.<br/><br/>She's worried about when Jaimie leaves for college, who she'll talk to and hang out with, and knowing she'll be even more lonely than she already is after he leaves.  She doesn't want to hold him back, but part of her wishes he could stay with them, that he might decide to go to work locally, instead of off to school, where she and Mom will hardly see him, except on breaks.<br/><br/>((I hope this isn't too short, or sound like it's rambling.  If either of you have any improvements to suggest on anything to include, go ahead and make them, and I'll see what I can do to make it better, if anything.))