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Sadie and her family originally lived in New York when Sadie was growing up. Her life from birth to about 6 was fairly normal. She had many friends in Kindergarten, and first grade had started the same way until something happened.
You see Sadie wasn't born a Woulfe. She was adopted into the family at the age of six. She was orphaned when her family was killed during a kidnapping gone wrong. Her father and mother tried to stop two men who were attempting to kidnap Sadie and her younger brother. The parents were killed by the two men, and Sadie and her brother had received serious injuries, but before the kidnappers could getaway, the cops showed up. The men were arrested, and the two children were rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, Sadie's brother died during treatment, and when Sadie was stable weeks later, they moved her to the children's wing. The long process of figuring out what to do with her began. She had no close or distant living relatives, and they were most likely going to put her in the foster program. However, there was a family that had happened to be volunteering at the hospital at the time, and Sadie quickly became attached to the twins of the family. The kids knew that Sadie was probably going to become a foster child, but they couldn't let it happened. So after days of constant begging, their parents decided to undergo the adoption process. She doesn't remember much before the incident but loves her new family all the same.
Sadie was overjoyed with the fact that someone had chosen to take her in. She had two new older brothers, Oliver and Alex; two older sisters, Lindsey and Kiley; and a younger brother, Micky. Her new parents were Nathan and Taylor. Her new family was loving and caring, and she didn't feel left out for one second. They always made sure she felt at home with them. This is only the first chapter of Sadie's story. After finishing her schooling with this wonderfully close family standing behind her, she decided to head out on her own to pursue her love of dancing.
As far as who she is, Sadie is a natural caretaker. It is just who she is. Whenever she sees anyone hurting or in need, she can't help but try to take care of them no matter who they are or what they've done. Although she does at times, neglect to take care of herself and if anyone mentions it she will get upset. She makes friends easily, but she won't abandon her closest friends. Some people on the outside looking in probably think she has gotten over her past and is a perfect example of what someone should hope to be.
This isn't true in the slightest. She still has her issues. As a result of the trauma early in her life, she has developed chronic depression and Depersonalization Disorder. It hasn't been that bad in recent years because she is starting to get better, but she is still very self-conscious.
Chapter One: [not shown] After finishing work that day Sadie received a phone call from home about a family emergency. She went home and is just now arriving back in Sol City.
 | Age: 21 Height: 5’5” Weight: 124 lbs. Likes: ↑ Baking ↑ Sweets/Candies ↑ Putting a smile on someone's face ↑ Softball/Baseball ↑ Dancing ↑ Bow Hunting ↑ Reading Dislikes: ↓ Trying to remember her past ↓ Flirting ↓ Pushy/Bossy people ↓ Her Scars ↓ Cigarettes ↓ Alcohol Zodiac Sign: Gemini - May 23 Special Talent: Dancing Profession: Waitress at Footsteps; Studying at a performing arts school for dancing |
Sadie and her family originally lived in New York when Sadie was growing up. Her life from birth to about 6 was fairly normal. She had many friends in Kindergarten, and first grade had started the same way until something happened.
You see Sadie wasn't born a Woulfe. She was adopted into the family at the age of six. She was orphaned when her family was killed during a kidnapping gone wrong. Her father and mother tried to stop two men who were attempting to kidnap Sadie and her younger brother. The parents were killed by the two men, and Sadie and her brother had received serious injuries, but before the kidnappers could getaway, the cops showed up. The men were arrested, and the two children were rushed to the hospital. Unfortunately, Sadie's brother died during treatment, and when Sadie was stable weeks later, they moved her to the children's wing. The long process of figuring out what to do with her began. She had no close or distant living relatives, and they were most likely going to put her in the foster program. However, there was a family that had happened to be volunteering at the hospital at the time, and Sadie quickly became attached to the twins of the family. The kids knew that Sadie was probably going to become a foster child, but they couldn't let it happened. So after days of constant begging, their parents decided to undergo the adoption process. She doesn't remember much before the incident but loves her new family all the same.
Sadie was overjoyed with the fact that someone had chosen to take her in. She had two new older brothers, Oliver and Alex; two older sisters, Lindsey and Kiley; and a younger brother, Micky. Her new parents were Nathan and Taylor. Her new family was loving and caring, and she didn't feel left out for one second. They always made sure she felt at home with them. This is only the first chapter of Sadie's story. After finishing her schooling with this wonderfully close family standing behind her, she decided to head out on her own to pursue her love of dancing.
As far as who she is, Sadie is a natural caretaker. It is just who she is. Whenever she sees anyone hurting or in need, she can't help but try to take care of them no matter who they are or what they've done. Although she does at times, neglect to take care of herself and if anyone mentions it she will get upset. She makes friends easily, but she won't abandon her closest friends. Some people on the outside looking in probably think she has gotten over her past and is a perfect example of what someone should hope to be.
This isn't true in the slightest. She still has her issues. As a result of the trauma early in her life, she has developed chronic depression and Depersonalization Disorder. It hasn't been that bad in recent years because she is starting to get better, but she is still very self-conscious.
Chapter One: [not shown] After finishing work that day Sadie received a phone call from home about a family emergency. She went home and is just now arriving back in Sol City.
Tell us about yourself:
*Your age: 22
*What part of the world are you from? USA sorry
*How many years have you been writing/roleplaying: Since I was a kid. Not sure exactly what year I started.
*How often do you have time to post? It usually depends as my schedule is constantly changing but if need be I could do one a day if needed.
*Anything else you want to mention? What do you do for a living? How much do you work a week? What do you enjoy doing besides writing? Put as much as you want. I work at my mom's CPA office, so my hours are flexible depending on when I'm needed. The main thing that got me into writing/roleplaying was my love of acting. When I learned I could do all the stuff on stage on paper/forums I instantly dived in.
"These are the things that make a good story great and good writers even greater."
Very Simple: Are you, as a PLAYER more a solo/small group poster or would you consider yourself a social butterfly open for anything?
Well, I've done all everywhere and in between and enjoy all of it. I like both styles and I have issues with both styles. The only time I don't enjoy large groupings of characters is when myself or someone else seems to be getting ignored. I enjoy small groups but I'm not the best at leading things unless I have more than one character involved or control over some NPCs. Other than that I can struggle in very small groupings if I don't have much to work with. I'd say my ideal set up would be 4 - 5 people to specifically be rping with.
Choose a number from 1-5 telling us where you would rate yourself in the above criteria. ONE being the least interactive and FIVE being the most.
I'd love to give a higher number but I'll have to stick with a 3 as despite the fact I like to be apart of decently sized groups I tend to be very slow at posting. I'm just not very good at thinking creatively very quickly.
*Your age: 22
*What part of the world are you from? USA sorry
*How many years have you been writing/roleplaying: Since I was a kid. Not sure exactly what year I started.
*How often do you have time to post? It usually depends as my schedule is constantly changing but if need be I could do one a day if needed.
*Anything else you want to mention? What do you do for a living? How much do you work a week? What do you enjoy doing besides writing? Put as much as you want. I work at my mom's CPA office, so my hours are flexible depending on when I'm needed. The main thing that got me into writing/roleplaying was my love of acting. When I learned I could do all the stuff on stage on paper/forums I instantly dived in.
"These are the things that make a good story great and good writers even greater."
Very Simple: Are you, as a PLAYER more a solo/small group poster or would you consider yourself a social butterfly open for anything?
Well, I've done all everywhere and in between and enjoy all of it. I like both styles and I have issues with both styles. The only time I don't enjoy large groupings of characters is when myself or someone else seems to be getting ignored. I enjoy small groups but I'm not the best at leading things unless I have more than one character involved or control over some NPCs. Other than that I can struggle in very small groupings if I don't have much to work with. I'd say my ideal set up would be 4 - 5 people to specifically be rping with.
Choose a number from 1-5 telling us where you would rate yourself in the above criteria. ONE being the least interactive and FIVE being the most.
I'd love to give a higher number but I'll have to stick with a 3 as despite the fact I like to be apart of decently sized groups I tend to be very slow at posting. I'm just not very good at thinking creatively very quickly.
