Tori

Female

16

Blue Bird

Heterosexual

Single. For now.

⍻ Talkative
⍻ Social
⍻ Organized
⍻ Hard-working

⍻ Too talkative (Doesn’t let others talk)
⍻ Asks too many questions
⍻ Constantly eating something
⍻ Always finds a way to hurt her ankles (But it’s never a serious injury)

⍻ Loves to eat cans of silkworms (Enter at own risk)
⍻ Always carries around one small, round stone
⍻ Attempting to learn how to pen spin

⍻ Creating friendship bracelets
⍻Finding pretty stones/rocks
⍻ Decorating her planner

+ Pretty stones/rocks
+ Talking to others
+ Stickers for planners
+ Listening to music

- Being Alone
- Rainy days
- People who procrastinate

Tori is an only child. She grew up with no one to talk to, as her parents were always busy working. Still to this day, she is not sure what her parents’ jobs were. She never bothered to ask, because her parents basically never talked to her. The family had enough money for Tori to get what she wanted, though, so she never complained. Tori has always wondered what it would feel like to have a sibling, especially a brother. She was always jealous of girls with brothers, as she thought that a brother would help so much in her life. The brother could tell her about guys, and she could tell him about girls. She would understand the world so much better. And it would be easier to talk to people of the opposite gender.

When Tori was 15 years old, she decided to leave the comfort of her parents’ home. She believed that it would be easier to ease herself into the outside world if she took up a part-time job. She had been desperate, and had signed up for the first job she saw on the newspaper. This job happened to be the graveyard maintenance job. She chatted away with the people who came to visit their loved ones. It was obvious that those people wanted some silence to grieve, but Tori had been bored. A graveyard really WAS quiet. There had been no one to talk to. She was actually kind of glad that she had been fired. She hoped there would be more people to talk to in this job.