Female

20

Jolene is one of the six students and a Latin major. She assumes the role of the Mad Hatter in the Dreamscape.

Mad Hatter

Russian

Fair and peachy

Slim

A beauty mark on her left cheek

125 pounds

5’7

Light chestnut

Long, straight with bangs

None

Steel blue

She’s a skilled speaker

None

-ENTP
-She tends to get ahead of herself, finding new concepts and ideas before following up on old ones. The 'little things' don't matter to her as much as the big picture.
-She enjoys being around people, especially if she can find something to debate but she's still fairly laid back.
-She tends to reserve judgment. Instead of making a decision or committing to a course of action, she would prefer to wait and see what happens.
-At times it seems that she argues just for the sake of arguing but when confronted with a strong opponent, she has been known to change her stance

Speech and Debate and she plays the Harp

Funnily enough, she dislikes people who get into pointless arguments as she doesn't consider them worth her time and effort.

-She tries to avoid forming close connections with others
-She becomes unfocused easily
-She doesn't like routine and despises being controlled

-Proving to other that she is worthy of their affection
-Gaining knowledge
-Always being on the 'right' side

-She appears fairly cold when she's forming an opinion on someone
-It’s obvious when she's tense because she starts tapping her fingers as if striking a harp

Cream/Off-White

Latin Studies Major

Carbonara

Jolene’s Harp

Slingshot

Russian Blues

Student

Raised non-religious and she continued as such so that religious prejudice would never sway her opinion

Once again, although she follows her opinions strictly, she has tried to stray from forming a political stance to stay uninfluenced.

She went to several boarding schools across Europe growing up, absorbing to cultures as she went. She can speak English, Russian, French, and German and decided to study Latin to expand her knowledge further. Her time traveling has given her a unique outlook on the world.

September 13th

She grew up with in Europe with only her father who was a businessman so she spent her childhood in boarding schools and they traveled a lot. She only met her mother on a few occasions as her parents split up very early in her life. At college she met Isaac Bishop at a latin seminar.