If we're already in the band together, is that all? Or is he really that stony about himself, past/present/future? And for my sanity is that "ih-ray-l"?<br/><br/>Name: Dee (Deanna)<br/>Age: 20 (Junior year)<br/>Band position: Keyboard/voice, can probably tackle any keyboard instrument (a real organ will require some work)<br/>Languages: English (family is Dutch, but too many generations ago for actual bilingual speaking)<br/>Studying: entered on music scholarship for Piano Performance, got bored of being stuck in such a narrow groove. Now English, both creative writing and journalism minors.<br/><br/><em>First impression:</em><br/>Dee tends to not have the first word, though she can be rather brash about having the last. Her eyes and facial expressions are animated, but she does tend to take a moment to get a read on a situation before she involves herself, which can lend her a certain wallflower air that is contrary to her demeanor around friends. She's pretty and mostly image-conscious; she has more of a pieced together/thrift shops vibe than high fashion, though she tends to try out a bunch of older fashions as she is inspired. Comfort over fashion, unless it's a classical piano performance, in which case she dresses to the nines and takes great pride in it. Often seen about campus on her laptop or with a pocket-sized notebook and a press pass.<br/><br/><br/>THM and I were talking about having met originally freshman year (or potentially before, they're from the same region), and if this is junior year, I expect Dee is fairly open with both of her bandmates. That doesn't necessarily mean they have to have been a band from the get-go, but I'd picture her finding something musical when she swapped majors away from all-music-all-the-time sophomore year. That'd probably put them together for a year or so, unless anyone objects. I can easily rethink for a solo gig for awhile or something if their group has formed more recently.<br/><br/>I'm going to try and think about how sexually active most 20-year-olds are, because I think Dee is turning out more sexualized than I'd intended in my mental image of her. Like I said above, I'm not against the band having an orgy or something fun, but starting off I need to dial it back. A lot.