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☽ Remedy, a Summer Camp for “Wayward Juveniles” ☾

@tenma tendo @collectorofmyst @tybalt capulet @bilbothegreat @mskennedy615 I made some changes to the cabin and class assignments that effects you guys

☽ Remedy, a Summer Camp for “Wayward Juveniles” ☾

@tybalt capulet I think the rest of your class may have dropped the roleplay :/

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

Lucy Miller

September 5th, 1969
0728 HRs

She looked up from her book as the door of the room opened. She was surprised to see Sebastion Prescott this early in the club room. "Hey, Prescott. My summer was fine, I guess. Slow. You?"

She saw movement out the window and tipped back in her chair, looking over Prescott's shoulder. There was a suspicious looking duo standing outside. She half listened as Prescott continued to talk as she watched them. "I just signed up for the bare minimum this year. I have a free period, thankfully." She watched the duo be approached by a group that was obviously from the Black Panthers. A drug deal? She watched them exchange money and two backpacks. The original duo left and the remainders blazed up as soon as they were gone, right in broad daylight. She watched as they disbanded shortly after.

She decided not to say or do anything, though she knew she could get them caught if she acted now. She didn't have anything against the Black Panthers, nor did she consider them a terrorist group like so many citizens of the nation did. She knew they did good things as well as bad. She had actually wrote a piece about it last year titled The Black Panthers: Hell-raisers or Unlikely Heroes? in which she had dubbed them "neither angels nor demons, but simply humans banded together and willing to do anything, moderate or extreme, to help their neighbors and families survive and prosper in an oppressive society." She had received many an angry letter from students and even a few parents about that little piece, but she was proud of it nonetheless. If anything, the negative feedback just told her she was saying what people didn't want to hear but needed to.

Besides, it looked like they were only lighting up molly, and she had done the same a few times. She didn't see any reason to be a hypocrite. She turned her attention back to Prescott once they were gone.

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

Lucy Miller

September 5th, 1969
0700 HRs

The early bird catches the worm. Lucy repeated that to herself as she pulled into the nearly empty parking lot of the school. She was still used to getting up at noon everyday like she had all summer and she had been less prepared to wake up at five than she had expected. But she had always arrived at school with plenty of time to spare, and she wasn't going to let a little obstacle like sleep deprivation get in the way of that. Cheryl had taught her that showing up early was the best way to make sure one was prepared to face the day, and if one was prepared to face the day, then they were ready to succeed.

She grabbed her bag and slid out of her car, taking care to lock it. She headed inside the foreboding building before her, wondering why no one bothered to make this place look more welcoming. Only a few students had already arrived, mostly underclassmen who didn't have cars of their own and got dropped off by their parents on their way to work. She ignored them as she went to gather what she needed from the counselor.

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0725 HRs

There hadn't been a line in the counselor's office when she arrived, and she was able to get in and out with what she needed in very little time. She decided to head to the school paper's room and make sure everything was still in functioning order. She had scheduled their first meeting after school that day to welcome any new students who were interested in joining and starting to work on their first issue of the year.

The paper's room was pretty small, with a few desks, three typewriters, and an endless supply of paper. Lucy set down her bag at the desk she had used for the past few years then began setting up. First, she taped a sign-up sheet to the front of the door that also listed the time of that day's meeting. Then she went and tested all of the keys on the typewriters to make sure they all still worked. A few keys stuck, but it wasn't too bad and she could probably fix those later. She tidied up the room, picking up stray papers and dusting off the chalkboard the club used to keep track of who was writing about what. Satisfied with her work, she took her seat and pulled a battered copy of The Second Sex by Simone de Beauvoir, which she settled in to read until it was time for class.

☽ Remedy, a Summer Camp for “Wayward Juveniles” ☾

@ineffable I understand. Thank you for your interest

☽ Remedy, a Summer Camp for “Wayward Juveniles” ☾

Hey everyone, sorry for my lack of posts in the past few days. Narrating all the classes is harder than I expected (just because I have no idea what kind of lessons to give). I think we're going to brush over this scene in the next few posts, and then I want to transition into one more scene of character relationship development before beginning the real plot, which I have thoroughly blocked out (at least for the rest of June IC).

Also @bilbothegreat @ineffable We haven't heard from either of you in a long time and while I get that school has just started up again for a lot of people, I'm going to have to drop you from the roleplay if you don't post something in a week from now (September 15th) for the sake of plot progression

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

Lucy Miller

_{"Just your everyday feminist bitch."}

_{Personal Information}

Name: Lucy Elizabeth Miller
Age:17
Grade: Twelfth
Gender:Female, she/her pronouns
Sexuality:Bisexual

---

_{Superhuman Profile}

Ability Classification: Mental

Ability Name: Clairvoyance

Ability Overview:

When touching an object used during a high-charged event, she can see the event from the perspective of the user of the object. She feels their emotions and hears their thoughts.

Limitations:

She can only see events if the user of the object felt intense emotions while touching it. She has no control over if she sees an event or not. Using her ability drains her energy; it’s about as tiring as a panic attack.

---

_{Appearance Information}

Height: 5’5”
Weight: 103 lbs

Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Platinum Blonde

Physical Features:

Lucy has soft features but a strong nose. She’s thin and about as curvy as a ruler. Her hair is naturally brown but she dyes it. It tends to be a bit frizzy (but manageable) and it hands around her shoulders. She’s pretty in an unconventional way.

Clothing:

She dresses in a grunge fashion. She sticks to baggy clothes more often than not and wears a lot of layers regardless of the weather. She sticks to earthy colors for the most part.

---

_{Psychological Information}

Personality Traits:

intelligent | impatient | unforgiving | adaptable | condescending|creative

A girl ahead of her time, Lucy is a diehard feminist with radical views. She doesn’t put up with anyone’s bullshit. She gets bored really easily.

Likes:

literature | painting | rock music | feminism

Dislikes:

racists | sexists | high school | math

---

_History

Hometown:

New York, New York

Occupation:

N/A

Clubs:

Member of the newspaper club (she gets in trouble for writing biased articles a lot)

Backstory:

Lucy’s mom, Julie Miller, got pregnant as a teenager and was cast out of her house. Lucy’s dad bailed when he found out Julie was pregnant. She moved in with an abusive asshole, Thomas Brown, and Lucy grew up with the two of them for the first several years of her life. Her mom fell in love with another women, Cheryl Johnson, and the two of them moved to Greenville with Lucy where they keep their relationship a secret. Lucy was eight at the time and attended public school. Cheryl and Julie were able to find work and are able to support Lucy. Lucy and Julie healed from the abuse they faced together, through Lucy remains untrusting of men in general. She learned to be unapologetically loud and proud of her opinions from Cheryl, who taught her about feminism. The two of them have attended protests together on more than one occasion. The family values being updated on current events.

Lucy began to develop her powers a year ago. The first time it happened, she touched a sink faucet in the bathroom that another girl had used after a bad break-up. As it began to happen more commonly, she learned to keep the visions to herself. She was falsely diagnosed with panic attacks because the state she goes into while having a clairvoyant experience is similar to that of a panic attack.

She’s fairly unpopular now but has never let that bother her. She spends as much time as possible writing, reading, and painting.

---

_{Relationships}

Julie Miller - Mother
Lucy is extremely close with her mom and loves her more than anything. The two of them have been through hell and back together. Julie works as a nurse at the town's hospital.

Cheryl Johnson - Mother
Lucy is also extremely close with Cheryl and considers her her mom, though she calls her Aunt Cheryl in social situations. Cheryl teaches history classes at the nearby university.

Thomas Brown - Hated
Although Lucy and Julie left Thomas in New York, Lucy’s always scared he’ll find them again. There’s no person she despises more.

Nick Kostashe - Disliked
Not to be dramatic but she feels like peeling her skin off when she hears him talk.

Alejandra Rodriguez - Liked
Lucy doesn't know her very well but has a healthy respect for her. She seems pretty cool.

Chester Jones - Disliked
She doesn't have much respect for teachers who obviously don't give a damn about teaching, but at least she can get away with shit in his class.

Lisa Bryant - Neutral
Lucy doesn't feel particularly strongly about Lisa either way.

Liam Stromberg - Neutral
She doesn't really know him and doesn't care much to find out more.

Andrew Jones - Neutral
Again, she doesn't really know him and doesn't feel strongly either way.

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

Lucy Miller

_{"Just your everyday feminist bitch."}

_{Personal Information}

Name: Lucy Elizabeth Miller
Age:17
Grade: Twelfth
Gender:Female, she/her pronouns
Sexuality:Bisexual

---

_{Superhuman Profile}

Ability Classification: Mental

Ability Name: Clairvoyance

Ability Overview:

When touching an object used during a high-charged event, she can see the event from the perspective of the user of the object. She feels their emotions and hears their thoughts.

Limitations:

She can only see events if the user of the object felt intense emotions while touching it. She has no control over if she sees an event or not. Using her ability drains her energy; it’s about as tiring as a panic attack.

---

_{Appearance Information}

Height: 5’5”
Weight: 103 lbs

Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Platinum Blonde

Physical Features:

Lucy has soft features but a strong nose. She’s thin and about as curvy as a ruler. Her hair is naturally brown but she dyes it. It tends to be a bit frizzy (but manageable) and it hands around her shoulders. She’s pretty in an unconventional way.

Clothing:

She dresses in a grunge fashion. She sticks to baggy clothes more often than not and wears a lot of layers regardless of the weather. She sticks to earthy colors for the most part.

---

_{Psychological Information}

Personality Traits:

intelligent | impatient | unforgiving | adaptable | condescending|creative

A girl ahead of her time, Lucy is a diehard feminist with radical views. She doesn’t put up with anyone’s bullshit. She gets bored really easily.

Likes:

literature | painting | rock music | feminism

Dislikes:

racists | sexists | high school | math

---

_History

Hometown:

New York, New York

Occupation:

N/A

Clubs:

Member of the newspaper club (she gets in trouble for writing biased articles a lot)

Backstory:

Lucy’s mom, Julie Miller, got pregnant as a teenager and was cast out of her house. Lucy’s dad bailed when he found out Julie was pregnant. She moved in with an abusive asshole, Michael Brown, and Lucy grew up with the two of them for the first several years of her life. Her mom fell in love with another women, Cheryl Johnson, and the two of them moved to Greenville with Lucy where they keep their relationship a secret. Lucy was eight at the time and attended public school. Cheryl and Julie were able to find work and are able to support Lucy. Lucy and Julie healed from the abuse they faced together, through Lucy remains untrusting of men in general. She learned to be unapologetically loud and proud of her opinions from Cheryl, who taught her about feminism. The two of them have attended protests together on more than one occasion. The family values being updated on current events.

Lucy began to develop her powers a year ago. The first time it happened, she touched a sink faucet in the bathroom that another girl had used after a bad break-up. As it began to happen more commonly, she learned to keep the visions to herself. She was falsely diagnosed with panic attacks because the state she goes into while having a clairvoyant experience is similar to that of a panic attack.

She’s fairly unpopular now but has never let that bother her. She spends as much time as possible writing, reading, and painting.

---

_{Relationships}

Julie Miller - Mother
Lucy is extremely close with her mom and loves her more than anything. The two of them have been through hell and back together.

Cheryl Johnson - Mother
Lucy is also extremely close with Cheryl and considers her her mom.

Michael Brown - Hated
Although Lucy and Julie left Michael in New York, Lucy’s always scared he’ll find them again. There’s no person she despises more.

I fixed the backstory

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

wrong place oops

1969: The Freaks of Greenville High

@deaddrop oops, totally missed that. Sorry, I'll fix it :)