Kara Rain Mitchell(WIP)

[KARA MITCHELL]

Kara Mitchell

She's heaven on the eyes but she's hell on the heart.

• • HOPE YOU GOT YOUR THINGS TOGETHER,
hope you are quite prepared to die

FULL NAME: Kara Rain Mitchell
NICKNAME: Kara, Hael Angel of Kindness
AGE: 26
BIRTHDATE: April 14, 1981
SPECIES: Fallen Angel
GENDER: Female
ORIENTATION: Italian, Swedish
OCCUPATION:

Student/Waitress

• • LOOKS LIKE WE'RE IN FOR NASTY WEATHER,
one eye is taken for an eye

FACE CLAIM: Dianna Agron
SKIN: Fair
HAIR: Long blond hair with gentle waves.
EYES: Auburn
HEIGHT: 5'6
WEIGHT: 124 lbs.
OVERALL APPEARANCE: at least one detailed paragraph

• • DON'T GO AROUND TONIGHT,
well, it's bound to take your life

LIKES:

• Raspberries
  
• Moonlight
  
• The beach
  
• Meeting new people
  
• Dancing
  
• Budweiser
  
• Swimming
  
• Music(any genre but instrumental, classical or jazz)

DISLIKES:

• Disappointment
  
• Hypocrisy
  
• Nightmares
  
• Small places
  
• Scary movies
  
• Mornings
  
• Spicy food
  
• Saying goodbyes

STRENGTHS:

• Adapting to her surroundings
  
• Extremely loyal
  
• Intelligent
  
• Gentle and Caring
  
• Good stamina

WEAKNESSES:

• Afraid of letting other people down
  
• Too trusting
  
• Very claustrophobic
  
• Not physically strong
  
• Cowardly

FEARS:

• Thunder
  
• Being in a small place
  
• Being alone in the world
  
• Dying
  
• Being restrained

POWERS & ABILITIES: Astral projection, Biofield energy healing, Teleportation(although she has yet to discover this power)
OVERALL PERSONALITY: at least one descriptive paragraph

• • THERE'S A BAD MOON ON THE RISE,
don't go around tonight

HISTORY: at least two descriptive paragraphs

• • WELL, IT'S BOUND TO TAKE YOUR LIFE,
there's a bad moon on the rise

ALIAS: Bekka
OTHER ACCOUNTS: none
EXPERIENCE: 5+ years
WHERE DID YOU FIND US: Proboards Support
ROLEPLAY SAMPLE:

The constant sound of rain hitting the ground could be heard from the silence within the library. It had been raining all day and didn’t look like it was going to let up any time soon. The day had started off clear but by lunch had turned dark and dull, wet droplets of rain falling from the sky constantly. Most had simply retired to their dorms and some where hanging out in the empty classrooms. Apart from the dark haired girl the library was virtually empty. There were a few of her friends wandering around, looking for a good book to read. Grace sat on one of the soft chairs reading a thick novel. It was a hardback and the paper cover had been discarded, leaving only a dark blue cover with no title on the front. The title, however, was printed on the spine in curly letters. It read: Eragon. She had read it already but it was the first book she had picked off the shelf. Already she was nearly half way through, although she had been skipping a few parts. In her opinion there were no boring parts at all but she was desperate to get to the really interesting scenes in the novel.

She hardly noticed when someone pulled up the seat opposite her and lay down a book with a loud clunk. She looked up for a second to see one of her friends and she let out a small smile before returning to her part in the book. A loud crash of thunder rang out and she jumped slightly, turning around to see a flash of light from the winder. Great, she thought, a thunderstorm. Just what I need right now. Already she was wishing she could be outside in the courtyard reading her book. It was her favorite spot to relax and escape into a good novel but it was impossible to do that now. The courtyard was all exposed and even the small undercover areas were wet. If she went outside her book would get wet and the library would not be too happy about that.

“I’m going,” she whispered to the girl opposite her before getting up to place the book back on the shelf. At that moment, she forgot where she had even gotten it from. Sighing she looked at the reference on the side. It was at least three aisles across. She started walking, taking her time and going up and down each of the aisles until she found the right one. Walking along it she looked for P-A-O carefully. Once she found that she used her excellent knowledge of the alphabet to place the book in the correct spot, right next to Eldest, the sequel. The third book was nowhere to be seen. “Must be on loan,” she mumbled to herself before turning on her heels to go back to the desk and pick up her stuff.

She walked down that aisle and stopped. There, at the end of the aisle was a pile of books. Only, it wasn’t a pile, more of a heap. The books were strewn everywhere. She began breathing heavily, her eyes gazing frantically over each of the book titles. They were all from the M section, the next row over. Bending down, she secured them all into a nice neat pile, only to find that she couldn’t carry them all at once. Great, she thought angrily. She was already behind on her homework after spending too much time reading. Now, she had to deal with this mess too. It’s gonna be a long day