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Name: Morrigan Jones
Height: Five feet, Eleven inches.
Weight: 110
Age: 19
Face: [img=http://home.intekom.com/CroMagnon/ME3/Jack.jpg]
Appearance: Morrigan has dark green eyes, and dark brown hair, close to black. Her hair is thigh length, and she has tattoos from just under her jaw to her waist, going down her neck, all the way down her arms to her knuckles. Her tattoos cover her entire torso as well. She generally wears dresses, or skinny jeans and Deathcore band tshirts
Personality: She is sort of a girly-tomboy hybrid, as in, she looks like a heavily tattooed girly girl, yet acts largely like a tomboy. She is a lesbian and thus, prefers the company of women, and she finds great comfort in playing the guitar in her deathcore band, named after John Milton's Paradise Lost. Due to her experiences in the orphanages, she suffers from abandonment issues, multiple personality disorder, and nightmares.
History: Born to an ultra conservative household, Morrigan was given up to orphanage by the age of ten, after confirming for herself that it was women she was attracted to. Her parents were enraged, and disowned her. They believed her "deviation" to be too far removed from the eyes of God. She was thrown out and into the cold system of orphanages with which she was to become accustomed, broken by, and rebuilt, like a jigsaw puzzle children piece together, never minding if the individual pieces fit.
She suffered a hard life there, and her slow accumulation of tattoos was because of her experiences at the Homes. Each piece tells a story, and her story is yet to truly unfold. But these experiences have made her who she is, not who she will be.
Yes, her life is fraught with experiences too horrible for her to ever fully remember, but her tattoos allow her to live with it, and move on. For instance, She has had a girlfriend, but that relationship turned abusive, violent, and she nearly died. Following that, she took up the guitar, eventually forming her band "Paradise in Hell" Her experiences gave her nightmares, something she struggles with to this day. A month following that she began to develop split personality disorder, which resulted in a stay at a mental facility. She spent a year there, suffering from her illness, and learning to control it. When she was released, and sent back to the orphanage. There, she met Lily, a small, young transgender woman. The two grew close, almost inseparable.
Yet Morrigan aged out, and began attending the local college, living in an apartment close to campus. Regardless, She took to the role of big sister well, but her various issues pushed her into fear, and so she keeps her illness from her protégé, the only person she really considers family. She hides it, and yet, she thinks Lily suspects something.
It terrifies her, and so she hides, behind her music, her studies, everything.