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Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Gonna go ahead and vote April. NOT doing it out of spite, but playing around the investigation.

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Ana Costa

Ana only listened at first as everyone went and back forth regarding the identity of the killer, although when April spoke up, she decided to give her two cents.

"No offense, but if she hasn't turned up yet, then I doubt she's alive, much less able to tell us who's responsible for this...mess. The idea is a little far-fetched, don't you think?"

The young woman leaned back on the chair, crossing her arms out in front of her. "We need to find out who did this before somebody else turns up dead. We can't waste our time trying to find Dr. Van der Meer when she could very likely be-well, you know what I mean."

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Hey guys, time eluded me today but I will have my post tomorrow.

Post a random fact about yourself.

I performed Helena at a karaoke bar, it was pretty fun.

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Present.

Okay, bye.

Slightly NSFW

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Dr. Costa

Status: Alive	Ana Costa Gender: Female Age: 38 Height: 5'5 Weight: 127 lbs Citizenship(s): Brazilian and Canadian Occupation: Chemist

Background

From a young age, Ana was always a curious girl. She'd spent most of her time exploring outside instead of playing with dolls. When she was only 7, the family got the chance to move to Canada and settled in Vancouver. Despite the language barrier for the first few years, Ana excelled in school and university, going as far as getting her PhD in Chemistry from the University of British Columbia. During that time she was a TA, and upon graduation she taught at the high school level for a few years before eventually making her way back to UBC to become part of their faculty and research team. When she was in her early 30s, both of her parents died in a car crash during a snowstorm and Ana took a break for a while, traveling to Brazil to be with family after deciding she would have her parents cremated. Some time passed and Ana returned, pouring all of her focus into work. Through the years, she eventually became Assistant Program Director for her department. Since she was well known in the field by then, Ana was later approached regarding the mission to Antarctica. She was reluctant at first, but she figured she might never get the chance to go down there and eventually agreed to go.

Inventory

• Compass
• MREs
• Flashlight with rechargeable batteries
• Multi-tool kit
• Iron pills
• A few books

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Dr. Costa

Status: Alive	Ana Costa Gender: Female Age: 38 Height: 5'5 Weight: 127 lbs Citizenship(s): Brazilian and Canadian Occupation: Chemist

Background

From a young age, Ana was always a curious girl. She'd spent most of her time exploring outside instead of playing with dolls. When she was only 7, the family got the chance to move to Canada and settled in Vancouver. Despite the language barrier for the first few years, Ana excelled in school and university, going as far as getting her PhD in Chemistry from the University of British Columbia. During that time she was a TA, and upon graduation she taught at the high school level for a few years before eventually making her way back to UBC to become part of their faculty and research team. When she was in her early 30s, both of her parents died in a car crash during a snowstorm and Ana took a break for a while, traveling to Brazil to be with family after deciding she would have her parents cremated. Some time passed and Ana returned, pouring all of her focus into work. Through the years, she eventually became Assistant Program Director for her department. Since she was well known in the field by then, Ana was later approached regarding the mission to Antarctica. She was reluctant at first, but she figured she might never get the chance to go down there and eventually agreed to go.

Inventory

• Compass
• MREs
• Flashlight with rechargeable batteries
• Multi-tool kit
• Iron pills
• A few books

Cold Front: Antarctica (Completed)

Hell to the yes! Count me in

Post a random fact about yourself.

I tend to become fixated on something ridiculous and obsess over it. I applied to a job in NYC which eventually I had to turn down because I didn't have the money to move there just yet. Before that point, I had made it my mission to get up there, whatever the cost. I lost sleep over it and looked at places to live at day and night. Eventually, I had to get over it.

The reason for my obsession? My ex is from that area and although he doesn't live up there, I thought it'd help me cope better, as stupid as it sounds. I would still like to move up there, but I've been working a government job for some time and I'm thinking about retirement in under 30 years so might as well stay.

Post a random fact about yourself.

I'm anemic and get cold rather easily. Where I work, three of us have a personal heater and another girl has a snuggie. Apparently, all the computers and processors need to be kept at a certain temperature. I don't deal with the actual equipment, just the software.