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[sub]17     [color=black][b]-[/b][/color]     Cancer     [color=black][b]-[/b][/color]     Senior     [color=black][b]-[/b][/color]     5'2"     [color=black][b]-[/b][/color]     Sophia Lillis[/sub]

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[quote=Jess, monologuing in her head][color=d9b972]"I thought that life couldn't be any [i]shittier[/i] than it already was. I was wrong."[/color][/quote][/center]
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[indent][indent][sub][sub][color=d9b972][h3][b]Appearance Details[/b][/h3][/color][/sub][/sub]
[indent][color=silver]As someone who isn't particularly interested in appearances, Jess isn't much of a standout.

Her attire often consists of anything baggy and/or with long sleeves, such as jackets and sweaters. Some of her peers have attempted to get a rise out of Jess by exclaiming that her family is poor or that she shops at the thrift store, but such words are meaningless to her. Practicality and comfort are more important to Jess than trying to impress others and buying into the next new fad that comes around.

Jess keeps her hair boyishly short, resulting from her dislike of long hair that gets in the way of everything. It once caused her to be mistaken as a boy by an elderly substitute teacher; an incident Jess has yet to live down.[/color][/indent][/indent][/indent][indent][indent][sub][sub][color=d9b972][h3][b]Characterization[/b][/h3][/color][/sub][/sub]
[indent][color=silver]When compared to the jocks, cheerleaders and other popular kids of Stockbridge, Jessica Langbroek is rather bog standard. Both of her parents, an on-call firefighter and a late night bartender, were Alpena natives, and chose to stay local. Although she had no control over this decision, Jess felt trapped by it, being forced to grow up in the "shithole of a city" she had come to believe Alpena to be over the years. 

With her parents' jobs often keeping them away from home, Jess grew into a socially awkward kid that ate plenty of cheap TV dinners and typically fell asleep to infomercials on the couch. In turn, Jess quickly found herself uninterested in making friends or trying her best in school. She did her own thing, and didn't particularly care what anyone else thought. 

In a cruel twist of fate, this outlook on life likely saved Jess' life when the infection found its way into her high school. None of her classmates cared if she lived or died, making it even easier to worm her way out of the chaos without attention.[/color][/indent][/indent][/indent][indent][indent][sub][sub][color=d9b972][h3][b]Character Notes[/b][/h3][/color][/sub][/sub]
[indent][color=silver][center][b]Family[/b]:[/center]
	- Allison Langbroek: Mother; works late nights bartending for extra cash. Late 30s. Fate is unknown.

	- Henry Langbroek: Father; works as a firefighter. Bit of a local celebrity. Mid 40s. Probably dead as a result of his job.

[center][b]Classmates:[/b][/center]
	- Aaron West: "If ego was a person, you'd have Aaron."

	- Ethan Hubbard: "Seems cool, at least compared to his siblings." 

	- Hera González-Jones: "Too focused on the future to not be an asshole."

	- Quinn Ashburn: "Don't buy into the happy-go-lucky façade."
[/color][/indent][/indent][/indent][indent][indent][sub][sub][color=d9b972][h3][b]Inventory[/b][/h3][/color][/sub][/sub]
[indent][color=silver]- Wallet, containing identification, loose change, etc.
- Backpack, filled with assorted school supplies
- Apartment keys, labeled with the number 307
- Smartphone, hand-me-down and outdated[/color][/indent][/indent][/indent]
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I'll probably add more to the character info/misc section as needed later on, but the rework of Jess' sheet is finished. [@TGM]