Regina popped her knuckles as her large, foxy face rounded the corner, "Yeah, Charles, you sure done it this time."
She'd noticed him earlier and stuck back to tail him through the alleyways; he's no real threat, the Bombers kill the Razors and get'em off the streets. But, who knows? Better safe than sorry. She paced her way down the alleyway, methodically. Like a movie-style villain.
"Where're you off to, Charlie? Huh?"
She reached into her back pocket and pulled out a pair of bright, neon-blue knuckledusters, sliding them onto her hands.
"Wherever it is, you better run."
With that, she breaks off in a sprint down the alleyway, trying to close the gap on Charlie.
@HushedWhispers Here's a second character for you, now that the boys are the majority.
Margo
"Those who do not move, do not notice their chains." - Rosa Luxemburg
B A S I C I N F O Full Name: Margaret Azaduhi Darbinyan Nickname: Margo, a shorter form of Margaret. Gender: Female Birthplace: San Francisco, CA Age: 14 years old Birthday: March 2nd Grade: Freshman Social Tier: C-list Role: Rebel/Nerd Sexuality: Bi, favors women Relationship Status: Single
A P P E A R A N C E
Like most freshmen, Margo is short - standing only five-foot-three - and fresh faced. Her limbs are fairly thin, but not well-toned. The same can be said for the rest of her body. She has long, wavy, brunette hair that reaches her chest; she often wears it down or braids it. Her day-to-day makeup is "natural" with basic eyeliner and pink tinted lip-gloss.
Margo favors white tops with short or no sleeves and long pants. She likes sweaters and knit caps during the cooler seasons. She prefers sneakers and open-toed shoes and would not be caught dead in boots. Margo has a penchant for pendants; her outfits are never complete without a simple gold or silver pendant. In social settings, she prefers dresses with knee-length skirts.
P E R S O N A L I T Y
Margo is a brilliant student, smart and studious, who consistently makes good grades. She has an inquisitive mind that's always running, always questioning the way things are. She doesn't believe in doing things simply because she's told to, instead she prefers to get a wider view and follow her own path.
That's not to say she can't relax and be young - she enjoys pop music and movies. Despite always trying to get new perspectives, she's very set-in-her-ways and it takes a lot to get her to admit to being wrong. She's also seemingly naive to how her actions will impact others. These two make her a difficult person to get close to, traditionally.
Quirks/Habits/Oddities If class is moving slow, Margo tends to make geometric doodles in the margins of her notebooks. She can't fall to sleep without a soft, humming fan; sometimes she listens to a recording of a fan on her phone to fall asleep to. If she's walking under trees, sometimes she'll reach up and pluck a leaf or a blossom from it.
Hobbies Margo is huge film buff and spends a lot of her free time watching movies on her own or at the movie theater. She also likes swimming, though not competitively; she spends a lot of time poolside, even during the colder months. She also shoplifts from time-to-time - an old vice from her junior high days.
Likes ✩ Swimming ✩ Movies, esp. romances ✩ Rain ✩ Pop music ✩ The Olympics esp. volleyball, tennis, gymnastics and diving. ✩ History
Dislikes ✩ Most professional sports ✩ Chocolate ✩ Children ✩ Loud noises ✩ Heights ✩ Ordering food
Fears
☠ Spiders ☠ Being Alone
B A C K S T O R Y
Margo is a third-generation Armenian immigrant on her father's side; her mother's side comes from Slavic persuasion. Margo's mother died early-on from complications following a kidney transplant. After her death, Margo and her father - a CIA agent - moved cross-country to Fairfax, Virginia to be closer to work. Every summer they return to San Francisco to visit their extended family.
Throughout middle school, Margo had few friends - save those she had since childhood. They were particularly bad eggs. But, for a while, Margo hung out with them and developed a rebellious streak. Despite this, she kept her grades up and when time came for highschool, it was a no-brainer to apply for Saint Mary's. Especially with Virginia Beach so close, her father could make trips every-so-often to visit.
Since then, her relations with her old friends has dwindled and Margo is left with a blank slate. Her rebellious streak has matured into confidence and outspokenness. Her first few days at school have been rocky, but Margo is ready for anything that the world has to bring.
Secrets
✩ Smokes marijuana ✩ Thinks Fight Club was an awful movie ✩ Reservoir Dogs wasn't that good either
Anyways, right-libertarianism is a sham. <- Meant this.
Saying that disagrees with this...-.-
And frankly, most people understand exactly what it means...It actually has a pretty on point definition on what they usually stand for. What else would you prefer it being called?
1) that chart means nothing 2) I never said that we shouldn't call it right-libertarianism. 3) I was arguing that right-libertarianism defeats it's own purposes of economic freedom and personal autonomy.
@MoiraEl I won't get into debating this...because I'm done enough already...So, I agree to disagree with that general statement.
But I will point out, most people that fall under this category believe this statement is a positive one. I mean I don't really like people using it like the new opposition to "you must be a republican" like an insult equal to calling someone a Nazi...But it's the internet...and both sides use the term. Whether negative or positive. :/
I mean, its not a general statement. I said to specify what groups you're attacking specifically instead of hiding behind a vague term like SJW, which may encompass many conflicting theories and doesn't have.
And ultimately whether people use it positively or negatively has no bearing on the fact that it is an overly vague term with no real value.