Name:
Caron Everett

Age:
25

Gender:
Female

Occupation:
(Aspiring//) Author

Appearance:

Caron is a little short, around 5’2. She has a oval face with curious eyes and thin lips. Her body type is petite with no interesting or noticeable "additions". She is frail, weak, and easily bruised, having the shorter end of the stick when it comes to her sibling (see history). Her hair dirty blond hair is kept in a low plait bun most of the time.

Caron usually wears simple, lightly colored dresses or long skirts with a matching top. With these she wears dark flats and sometimes a white bonnet with a blue ribbon.

Personality:
Caron keeps to herself, but is very emotional. She has trouble talking because of the worries that she might be a bother- and in times, she has been. Although timid, she does her best to make sure everyone's needs are satisfied before hers.
Because of her introverted nature, she prefers to put down her ideas on paper.

Caron is a forgetful person, fueling the thoughts in her head about how nobody wants be around her for too long because she'll lose her train of thought and make the other person uncomfortable. When she does come out of her shell, which takes a lot of time and reassurance, she is a goofy, loving friend.

History:
Caron was born three years after her older sister and is the youngest child in a family on the brink between being middle or lower class. Her sister was the strong one in everything - her speech was powerful, she was physically strong, she made more friends, etc. while Caron was always in the background. The only thing Caron was almost as good at as her sister was writing/literature, especially in school.

Caron was the weaker one, and her sister wouldn't let her forget it. Whenever the younger girl was proud of something, her sister had to butt in with something like "Are you sure you did it right?" or "But did you see how I did it?", and usually, others would play along. The only person that looked out for her was her father, but he was rarely ever around.

After her education ended, Caron tried her hand at working as a nurse. She had to leave, however, because she easily became sick. After this, she remembered that she had liked writing as a young girl, and ever since had been getting back into the habit of trying to write.

Caron had been travelling with her sister and a couple of her guy friends. They had stopped in the town of Hackamore. While exploring, several people stopped and tried to talk to Caron. Red-faced, she just tried to pretend she was mute, and then came the jests of her sister and her pals. Embarrassed and angry, her emotions got the better of her and she ran off, finding herself in the forest, and finally, in the manor.