[CHAR] Original Story: Three Bullets Of One's Love { Tybalt & Angel }

[AngelBites15]

Annie

Full Name: Phoebe Ann "Annie" Moses
Alias(es): Ann(e), Annie, Phoebe-Ann, Annie Oakley, Immortal Annie, Princess of The West, Watanya Cicilla "Little Sure Shot".

Age: 27

Occupation(s): Trapper, Hunter, Women's Rights Activist, Professional Markswoman, Famed Exhibition Shooter.

Race/Ethnicity: Caucasian; American.
Sexuality: Bisexual.
Gender: Female.
Height: 5' 6".
Hair Color: Brown-Blonde.
Eye Color: Green.

Immediate Relatives:
• Jacob Moses (father)
• Susan Wise-Moses (mother)
• Mary-Jane Moses (sister)
• Lydia Moses (sister)
• Elizabeth Moses (sister)
• Catherine Moses (sister)
• Sarah-Ellen Moses (sister)
• John-Henry Moses (brother)

Weapon(s): A wide-variety of firearms; shotguns, rifles, pistols, and revolvers. More notably, a 32-caliber shotgun and rifle, along with a pair of 45-caliber revolvers on her person.

Summarized Biography: Though not exactly a product of the Wild West, Annie Oakley only became associated with the Western fold, after her "amazing talent" first came to light when she was only fifteen years old: she beat professional shooter, Frank E. Butler, in a shooting competition that rose her to fame as an international star to both royalty, and heads of the state.

Born within Ohio, Annie was the sixth-born out of nine children conceived by her parents. However, after her mother lost two in a miscarriage, Annie became the fifth out of the seven surviving children. Living in poverty, she, her five sisters, and one brother couldn't regularly attend school, or earn a proper education. However, at eight years old, right after her father's passing, Annie began working at the Darke County Infirmary, where she, in exchange, received an education, and developed the skill of sewing, while attending to the elderly, the orphaned, and the mentally ill. This experience aroused Annie’s lifelong compassion towards others, until she left at fifteen.

Returning to her mother's home, Annie supported her by involving herself in trapping, shooting, and hunting wild game to sell at local shops and restaurants. She was so successful, she was able to repay the entire $200 mortgage on their family farm. During this time, Annie was approached and challenged by Irish exhibition shooter, Frank E. Butler, in a shooting competition to not miss twenty-five shots. In the end, he lost by one bullet.

Professionally, after taking on the stage name of "Oakley", Annie traveled west, and gave shooting exhibitions to entertain the public. She became so well-known, she became the top earner out of any performer on the Western fold. After impressing the most imposing and famous of individuals, like Queen Victoria and Cherokee Chief "Sitting Bull", she quickly became a national celebrity with her name being plastered across both America and Europe.

Personality: Aside from her deadeye ability to strike a target, Annie's inner strength helped her survive a difficult childhood, and while her strong integrity, dignity, and propriety served her well throughout her life, she quietly proved to be just as superior as men in the shooting range. Annie is very friendly, compassionate, clever, "superhumanly" headstrong, and quite "angelic" in her mannerisms. Still a (literal) virgin to men, while her family is not even aware of her true desires for both genders, it is clear that Annie's modesty and reserved elegance can make her a rather likable yet very attractive individual. From her humble roots as Phoebe Ann Moses, to taking center stage as Annie Oakley, this remarkably-dazzling young woman was remembered to be one of America's greatest western legends, where people, including expert shooters, continue to marvel at her skills and abilities in marksmanship.

As various targets were thrown in the air, she was able to use five different guns, and shoot every single one in ten seconds, while riding a horse; even better, she could shoot off the end of a cigarette, split the edge of a playing card, and leave holes in tossed coins; she can even do some feats without looking.

Portrayer: Isabel Lucas

[Tybalt Capulet]

Fawn

Full Name: Awinita Farrow
Alias(es): Fawn

Age: 19

Occupation(s): Traveling laborer, occasional hired gun, her brother's keeper.

Race: Half-Cherokee
Sexuality: Lesbian/ Homosexual
Gender: Female
Height: 5'3"
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown/gold

Immediate Relatives: Owen Farrow, half-brother.

Weapon(s): Volcanic semi-auto pistol, skinning knife.

Summarized Biography:
Fawn and her brother were born two years apart, though they didn't meet until they were twelve and fourteen, respectively. While Owen grew up in a moderately-sized town, with a solid education and the luxuries that their father, a banker, could afford him, Fawn, as a bastard daughter,
was left to live with her mother's family among the Cherokee people. While Owen learned to read, write,
and manipulate, Fawn learned to hunt, track, and hold her own against any who would try to deny her what was hers.
Upon the death of Fawn's mother, her father brought her to town to live with him and Owen, the brother she had only ever heard of. For three years she lived in town, miserable as she had to give up all vestiges of her native heritage. She learned to read and write, albeit poorly, and built within her an immense dislike for the white side of herself.
Eventually, everything went sideways, and after an accusation of fraud, Theodore Farrow, their father, was hanged for corruption. Owen, rather than sticking around town, headed out, sister in tow, in hopes of making something of themselves outside of their father's overbearing shadow. Fawn went back to wearing earrings and leathers, and took advantage of the skills she still held from her childhood to help to protect the only family she had left. While Owen used his clever words and quick hands to earn them their path to fortune, Fawn acted as a backup, her pistol and knife a useful solution to any problem that couldn't be solved with smooth talking.

Personality: Fawn has no time for niceties and pretty words. Where her brother is roundabout and circumspect, she is direct, straightforward, and often painfully blunt. She usually sees force as the best solution to any problem, and treats her Volcanic as a hammer in a world full of nails. This isn't to say that she doesn't have a soft side, but compared to her brother, she seems much more typical of the western wastes. While she keeps her emotions fairly bottled up, she is quite overt in her sexuality, and doesn't hesitate to engage in week-long flings with anything in a skirt that catches her fancy.

Portrayer: Tanaya Beatty

Owen

Full Name: Owen Farrow
Alias(es): Miles Terris, William Hawman, many others

Age: 21

Occupation(s): Traveling laborer, musician, gambler.

Race: Scottish-American
Sexuality: Straight/Heterosexual
Gender: Male
Height: 5'9"
Hair Color: Blond/Brown
Eye Color: Hazel

Immediate Relatives: Fawn Farrow, Half-sister

Weapon(s): Derringer two-shot pistol, metal-capped walking stick

Summarized Biography:
Owen lived a life of plenty for the early years of his life, and the addition of his sister to his dysfunctional little family did nothing to lessen that. Upon the death of his father, he headed West, taking only what he needed: some food, some clothes, and his sister. The early years were difficult, palm-callusing times, but they strengthened both of the siblings, showing them both how beautiful and how cruel the world can be to wanderers in the wild.

Personality: It takes a hard man to survive in the West. Owen Farrow is not one of those men. Where his sister relies upon her skill with a pistol or knife, Owen plays to his own strengths, talking his way into or out of almost any situation. He can appear confident, jovial, or timid, in a minute's notice. While he tends to seem friendly and open, at least compared to his sister, in reality he can be both petulant and constantly worried beneath the surface. Far less promiscuous than Fawn, he rarely dallies with the women they come across, instead playing wingman to his libidinous sister. This isn't to say that he could not be convinced, though...

Portrayer:Louis Ball

Alrighty! I wasn't sure what "Portrayer" was, but here they are! Let me know if anything needs fixin'!