Name:
Lucinda May Williams
Nickname:
Lucy
Age:
18
Picture:
Bio:
Lucy has never fit in to her family. Her parents were straight as a ruler and military strict. They were like those power couples you saw on TV that just seemed so perfect. All they wanted was a pink and pretty perfect cheerleader daughter who would date the football star in high school and give them darling little grandkids. They wanted the beauty queen they could show off to the neighbors. Instead, they got Lucy. She liked to read about vampires and fairies and watch horror movies, things she never really grew out of. She listened to metalcore and rock music, and wore clothes that were probably made for boys.
They tried to make her their perfect daughter, tried in vain to change her. They signed her up for ballet, and bought her dolls and Barbies. They controlled her music and her friends, hoping that Lucy would take the initiative and become like all the other girls. But all that did was give Lucy the sense that she wasn't wanted, that she wasn't loved. It made her bitter and spiteful, and it sometimes made her hate herself. She started getting tattoos and piercings and dying her hair electric colors. All the little things that would undermine her parents. She wanted to get back at them for the way they treated her, and the way they caused her to treat herself.
Now, on her eighteenth birthday, Lucy has committed one of the worst faults her parents could have ever conceived. She came out to them as bisexual. Disowned and kicked out, she’s left to her own devices. She tried to seek solace in the arms of her girlfriend, whom she had been with for over a year. However, upon arriving at her girlfriend's house, Lucy found her lip-locked with a pretty blonde boy.
Why did your character want to come to this bar:
Lucy has passed this bar for years, but has never gone inside. Newly 18 and with nowhere to go, she turns to the club for somewhere to take her mind off of her train wreck life.
What color glow stick will they wear:
Yellow and blue