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March 7

Pink spider lily. Viceroy

Bisexual

Female (AMAB)

Cowlick Girl (Lucas)

Short (5.3ft)

Lightweight

Native American

Human

Brown

Petite frame, Average arms and legs

Honey brown

Short bob with a cowlick

Brown

Has a soft and light voice

Has downturned eyes, a dimple nose, and an oval head

Shy, Distrustful, Insightful, Cynic, Honest,

Neutral Good

Being seen
Finding who's behind the flower incidents

Being ignored
Being used
The dark

To reflected her true feelings

Owning up to one’s mistakes
Acknowledging one’s weaknesses
Striving to balance honesty and tact
Failing to find balance and exhibiting a lack of tact
Being uncomfortable with keeping secrets or knowledge from others
Being authentic
Tilting the head and pausing
Finding it difficult to support or show enthusiasm when others begin a new endeavor
Experiencing genuine surprise when things work out nicely
A reluctance to join groups or institutions

A playful swat at a friend for causing the surprise
Slapping the hands against the cheeks
Giddiness
Raised, prominent cheekbones (from smiling)
Eyes that dance, sparkle, or shine
Positive thinking
Desiring to spread joy and make others feel good
Noticing the small things

Tension in the neck and shoulders
Pointing and jabbing the air for emphasis
A curling lip, showing the teeth
A sharp, defined jaw line
The voice taking on a tart tone
Sharp or stiff movements that allude to controlled anger
Being unable to relax, especially when near the source of one’s emotional pain
Fixating on the perceived injustice (stalking someone on social media who was involved in a betrayal, for example)
Pointing out the faults and flaws of others
An inability to forgive
Jealousy and envy over even the smallest things
Moods that often run either hot or cold

A grim twist to the mouth
Sedate mannerisms, minimal or economical movement
Eyes that look dark or serious
An unnatural stillness
A pensive expression
A hollowness in one’s chest
A slow pulse
Aches and pains
Shallow breathing
Fatigue
An inability to see where the future might go
Turning inward, withdrawing
A desire to escape the sadness

Lowering the voice to a whisper
Keeping one’s back to a wall or corner
Shaking uncontrollably
Gripping something
Dizziness, weakness in the legs and knees
A loosening of the bladder
Chest pain
Holding one’s breath, knuckles going white
Stiff walking, the knees locking
Beads of sweat on the lip or forehead

Manic pacing
Muttering
Rubbing the back of one’s neck
Rocking back and forth
Tugging one’s hair
Not eating or drinking
Visible sweating
Covering the ears and rocking
Pressing the palms hard against the cheeks
The body quaking
Being unable to sit still
A strangled cry of frustration

Low- People disapprove of her inserting social issues into every topic, as well as bigots who deride her for her gender identity. On the flip side, some of her classmates find her a great help with studying and standing up for what's right.

Lilies
Pink
Cookies
Poems
Honesty

Being controlled
Violence
Tea
Lies

Aaron Phillett
Charlie Rōtasu
Claire Lillian
Cleo Kim
Dawn Lycra
Darrell Greigii
Emma Smith
Jaxon "Jax" Shuǐguǒ
Lucas Bates
Mason Crane
Matthew Thomas
Michael Kāne
Jane Shuǐguǒ
Sophie Kāne
Terry Torrert

Searching the web
Writing
Reading (typically on social issues)
Sewing
Baseball
Biking

Bunny

Single

Growing up, Tori lived with her single father. They had a normal life. He used to carry her on his shoulders. While she was in school and was bullied for being effeminate and easy to scare

She joined a baseball club in order to strengthen her character. During that time, she made friends with an older boy. He seemed to care little what people thought of her and defended her whenever possible.

One day their parents married

Middle Class

Hanahaki Infection-

Writing
Listening Skills
Blending In

5

6

4

8

8

5

7

7

5

7

7

Average

Starts off distrustful, cynical, and resentful

The Spider Lily Incident

trust other associates and recognize that her doubt is sometimes misplaced, and not everyone is worthy of suspicion and disdain

To stay true to her word no matter how much they hurt