Rare said
It looks good accept.
Great! Can't wait to get started.
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Appearance:
Name: Anne (Annie) Callan
Age: 24
Gender: Female
Skills:
-Advanced Medical Knowledge
-Barter
-Basic Firearm skills
-Diplomacy
-Physical Fitness/Agility
Inventory:
-Riot Shotgun Containing Non-Lethal beanbag rounds but Annie has picked up a few 12ga Slugs.
-Glock 19
Rucksack
-MedKit
-Portable Defibrillator Unit
-Adrenaline Shots
-Various Bandages
Backstory:
Annie was born in New England to a well off family, her father, a lawyer thought her self defense and gun skills from the age of 16 to "protect herself". With little interest in the high class lifestyle, and more of a tomboy, Annie moved to NewYork at 18 to study medicine in Columbia University, ironically still being funded by her parents. She finished her pre-med at 22 and has since worked as a nurse in Roosevelt Hospital. She met Dr. Austin Bello in the hospital and quickly got engaged, much to the annoyance of her family. Instead of the usual engagement ring, Austin gave her a golden necklace with their names engraved on it, the necklace is always in her possession.
When the outbreak began all medical staff were rushed to the hospital but upon seeing the gravity of the situation, nursing staff were deemed unnecessary and Annie was sent to the Central Park Quarantine zone. Separated from Austin, Annie waited the next few days hoping to hear word of his safety, but no information was given. On day 4 she lost all trust in the military personnel as riots within the quarantine zone became frequent over rations. She left central park under the cover of darkness on night 4 after stealing a riot shotgun, a glock and some medical supplies, in hopes of finding Austin and escaping to New England.
NPCs:
Austin Bello
28 Years old. A native New Yorker, Austin is regarded highly in the medical world due to his selfless work in poor areas of Africa and the Middle East, as well as more recently staying behind in the hospital when it seemed as if all is lost. His current whereabouts are unknown, which worries Annie as he does not have similar survival skills.
Name: Anne (Annie) Callan
Age: 24
Gender: Female
Skills:
-Advanced Medical Knowledge
-Barter
-Basic Firearm skills
-Diplomacy
-Physical Fitness/Agility
Inventory:
-Riot Shotgun Containing Non-Lethal beanbag rounds but Annie has picked up a few 12ga Slugs.
-Glock 19
Rucksack
-MedKit
-Portable Defibrillator Unit
-Adrenaline Shots
-Various Bandages
Backstory:
Annie was born in New England to a well off family, her father, a lawyer thought her self defense and gun skills from the age of 16 to "protect herself". With little interest in the high class lifestyle, and more of a tomboy, Annie moved to NewYork at 18 to study medicine in Columbia University, ironically still being funded by her parents. She finished her pre-med at 22 and has since worked as a nurse in Roosevelt Hospital. She met Dr. Austin Bello in the hospital and quickly got engaged, much to the annoyance of her family. Instead of the usual engagement ring, Austin gave her a golden necklace with their names engraved on it, the necklace is always in her possession.
When the outbreak began all medical staff were rushed to the hospital but upon seeing the gravity of the situation, nursing staff were deemed unnecessary and Annie was sent to the Central Park Quarantine zone. Separated from Austin, Annie waited the next few days hoping to hear word of his safety, but no information was given. On day 4 she lost all trust in the military personnel as riots within the quarantine zone became frequent over rations. She left central park under the cover of darkness on night 4 after stealing a riot shotgun, a glock and some medical supplies, in hopes of finding Austin and escaping to New England.
NPCs:
Austin Bello
28 Years old. A native New Yorker, Austin is regarded highly in the medical world due to his selfless work in poor areas of Africa and the Middle East, as well as more recently staying behind in the hospital when it seemed as if all is lost. His current whereabouts are unknown, which worries Annie as he does not have similar survival skills.
Sorry guys didn't mean to start a whole religion thing, if you want to keep up the debate you can make your own thread. I can already see the debate turning sour and I don't really want anything to do with it.
Might be a bit cheesey but I think the over the top optimism and positivity in this song is pretty fitting.
Scotsman, I read your post "Who I am" and I am wondering if whether or not you have considered a sex change in the future. When you stated that your own body disgusted you it upset me so much, a life long friend of mine recently completed his female-to-male operation and the transformation was incredible, not the actual physical change but his personality became so much better, seemed so much more relaxed. I just wanted to know because I feel that everyone should love the body they are in.
Thanks for taking the effort to fully explain yourself magnum. I always explain to myself that the huge hate towards religion on the internet (not saying that it's on this forum, but in general) due to the fact that atheist, agnostic or whatever people far outweigh theists on the internet for the most part, atleast on sites I frequent, and it's actually the first time a non-theist group of people have been in the majority and they feel the need for a sort of payback for all the prejudices they experienced as the minority.
Zaresto, thanks aswell for explaining yourself, I see where you coming from but personally I Still believe the thought of heaven to be a very healthy motivator in life, I'm going to pull from personal experiences, which is kind of unfair as it makes it harder for you to counter-point my argument with me going "Are you calling my mother a liar" or something. But the personal story actually does regard my mother, when her father died a few years ago she was absolutely devastated, she was literally a shell of her old self. And I think the one thing that pulled her out of it was the prospect of him being in a better place now. She commonly mentions to us how he is always "looking out for her" in the forms of little trivial bits of good luck, should it be a free parking space, a safe drive home on frosty roads, or a machine giving back extra change, just stupid little positive things that are very easy to ignore. But I believe that the thought of someone looking out for you, just doing their best to make life a little easier for you is such an attractive and mood altering thing, because now, whenever she is in a bad mood, she will try her hardest look for any little bit of positivity in her life. And I can say from personal experience that depression starts when you ignore the positive and focus on the negative
Zaresto, thanks aswell for explaining yourself, I see where you coming from but personally I Still believe the thought of heaven to be a very healthy motivator in life, I'm going to pull from personal experiences, which is kind of unfair as it makes it harder for you to counter-point my argument with me going "Are you calling my mother a liar" or something. But the personal story actually does regard my mother, when her father died a few years ago she was absolutely devastated, she was literally a shell of her old self. And I think the one thing that pulled her out of it was the prospect of him being in a better place now. She commonly mentions to us how he is always "looking out for her" in the forms of little trivial bits of good luck, should it be a free parking space, a safe drive home on frosty roads, or a machine giving back extra change, just stupid little positive things that are very easy to ignore. But I believe that the thought of someone looking out for you, just doing their best to make life a little easier for you is such an attractive and mood altering thing, because now, whenever she is in a bad mood, she will try her hardest look for any little bit of positivity in her life. And I can say from personal experience that depression starts when you ignore the positive and focus on the negative
Magic Magnum said
You took the words right out of my mouth... :P
I never really understood the whole hate for organized religion thing, I mean I am in no way religious, but to alot of people its all they have. It gives huge peace of mind to people that are experiencing massive grief or loss. I suppose its near impossible to explain spirituality and blind faith to someone who has yet to find a need for it. Of course there are the typical protests against it such as the anti-homosexual laws or female ownership ect, but the holy passages of whatever religion you choose was probably written so long ago that it might as well of been in a different universe. Assholes are going to be assholes no matter what median they choose to express it through. I'm not claiming their hasn't been huge atrocities done in the name of religion in the past, and present, but to shun a massive portion of human culture is crazy in my opinion.
These are just the minor opinions of an over-tired ferret. I understand how controversial and personal topics on religion can be, so the last thing I want is a flame war
Everybody's got annoying stuff happening that brings them down, maybe if we all talk about it, we can make it better! So whats bothering you?
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