Protagonist

Bea (bee)/Trix/Trixy

Girl

18

123.5 lbs.

5'8"

Dyed red with black roots and black tips

Flat ironed with swoopy bangs and intense layers

None

China blue

Human

Pale white

Curvey

None

Beatrix is very out-going and can usually converse with just about anyone, about basically nothing, for hours on end. She does enjoy her alone time, but in most situations, she isn't bothered by social interactions. She tends to start reading when she is in a boring or uncomfortable situation. She is very happy and nice to people, but when they are rude or unkind to her or her friends/family, she is a force to be reckoned with.

She loves her friends like her own family, which is actually pretty big, to begin with. She wants to do anything to protect them from cruel people and dangerous situations. She also loves her birds more than anything else--the small feathered creatures always seem so serene and they keep her calm and centered when she's stressed or afraid.

Bea gets in trouble a lot at school because of talking and becoming restless from sitting down for so long. To the point where the principal had asked her parents if she should see a specialist to get to the core of the problem. Since then she has been diagnosed with a form of ADHD, but she refuses to take the medication because it changes who she is, too much.

When a person talks about religion or their own views too much, it puts her off and she prefers not to talk to that person.

Beatrix is really good with animals: taking care of them, getting them to like her, etc. She is also very good at remembering dates and times, (like in history, or her day-to-day life), and is very intuitive (mostly)--it's strange how specific she can get into the last time one of her friends went to the doctor or was home, sick--but she usually doesn't remember why.

Taking care of her birds, going to the local animal shelter to help feed+walk+other the animals there, reading, etc.

Extrovert

ADHD

Straight

Agnostic

Despises PETA for their lack of understanding on domesticated animals and the risk of letting them go free without knowing that they can't protect themselves properly.

Bea currently works at a vet's clinic after school.

Vibrant red

organic strawberries

Her hardback copy of "Alice in Wonderland"

In a crisis, Bea has been known to use an old, wooden baseball bat

Lady Gouldian Finch, and the Mandarin Duck

November 17th, 2000

Current senior in high school

Her birds ((To Be Listed))

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