[hider=Picture]
[img]http://pre06.deviantart.net/b601/th/pre/i/2015/038/3/d/juliette_by_oephy-d8h0vsb.jpg[/img]
[/hider]
Name: Oliva Narrows 
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Hair: Black
Eyes: Teal
Height: 5’8
Build: Lanky, she is thin and while they’re there, she has little in the way of ‘feminine curves’

Background: 
Olivia’s mother died when she was three years old.  The Narrows where a wealthy name, and a line of young step mothers quickly came into place.  These women while often vain and selfish, where never outwardly cruel to Olivia, still she was quiet and often made others uncomfortable.  Without a proper mother a child’s presence was very misplaced and unwanted in a house of business men and socialites, so she was sent away to boarding school at 10 years. Harthfield School for Girls was probably the best decision ever made for Olivia, consciously or not.  There where strict rule which she appreciated while others rebelled, but most importantly it taught her proper social skills.  The strange, staring, girl sulking in the corners of her father’s office turned to a respectable and nearly friendly young woman in seven years. The California weather suited her, and she found interest in both medicine and technology. 

 She never grew close to her father, though their relationship grew to something akin to respect if not fondness. They spoke at Christmas and occasionally met over the summers, but Joseph Narrows was a business man who’s idea of fatherhood was a large allowance. He paid for  her education, first at Caltech then UNM, all that was not covered by the number of scholarships she was awarded, as well as simply furnished apartments in both cities. At Caltech she rebuilt a small social circle and adjusted quickly to learning in a larger and co-ed environment. She even kept a somewhat steady boyfriend for her second and third year but the man and relationship where stagnant and she ended it in favour of devoting even more of her time for medical school prep. 

Moving to New Mexico was a greater shift then either boarding school or Caltech had been, the amount of work she put in to maintain her spectacular GPA did not allow time for making new friends in the new city, and most of her contact with past friends had fizzled out.  Her dedication and tech background did catch the eye of professor, Dr. Tenwin who had been teaching his last semester at UNM before leaving to pursue full time research with Relicus Cybernetics Corp. The summer following her second year at medical school Olivia was offered the choice to continue advancing her degree, or join the professor in development of human cybernetics.  It wasn’t much a decision for her.  Within a week she discussed her situation to the admissions office and left the school, always intending to return once she had a secure enough position in the field.


Personality: 
Work is life for Olivia, throughout university she was never one to go when there was the option of studying, strictly needed or not.  She prefers action to only learning about something, though both are better choices then idleness, but she doesn’t regularly indulge in ‘theories’ scientific or otherwise.  The arts have never held much interest for her and little to none of her reading is ever fiction. Her family was at best untraditional, and her close and happy relationships are those with friends. She enjoys acts of small dry humor which can be easily missed in her rather quiet and professional persona.

Quirks:
Mild OCD traits, such as compulsive handwashing and need for cleanliness.
Has a horse named Anette in a Vermont country home

Strengths:
Driven, smart, punctual, usually charming
Weakness:
Stubborn, impatient, easily agitated (which often leads to rudeness)
Likes:
Working, self-improvement, cleanliness, horses
Dislikes:
Waiting, idleness, the cold, fast food, cats
Fears:
Mysophobia (germaphobe)