Post by Christine Day on Jul 4, 2013 0:15:17 GMT -5
Christine Day
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"Even Sunflowers See the Dark"
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Player Name: Rosie
Years Roleplaying: Very little, some failed attempts. So almost none.
Gender: Female
Contact me: PM or Skype: roseofphantom2010
How you found us?: From Leffie We go way back
Anything else?: Nope
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Basic Information[/center]
Age: 24
Canon or OC?: Phantom of the Opera 1989
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Appearance
Body type: Skinny, and sort of small, a little flat where she would like to have more curves. She has short legs but tries to make up for it with some of the stuff she wears.
Eye color: A warm, milky brown. When she gets nervous they can get a little shifty. Sort of doe eyed which can make her seem weak and childish.
Wardrobe: When she is in New York, she tries to keep up with the latest fashion trends, but mixes some vintage in it, with a little bit of the hardcore piece of clothing here or there. Having short legs, she likes to show off as much as possible and wear shorts and skirts high so her legs look longer. Trasnported in the past to Victorian London, she likes to simple gowns that aren't too distracted but are still quite elegant. She also prefers the traditional style, rather than anything wild and chooses close that are more chaste with an embellishment or two.
General Appearance: Adoring brown doe eyes, with a heart shaped face. A sloped nose and thin lips. Her face is thin, but cheekbones high. She has straight cut bangs and straight hair that curls on the ends, and is dark in color. Brown, but very close to black. Chin comes to a point. Eyes shaped to a subtle point and bright and bold, but not too wide.
Played By: Jill Schoelen
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Personality
Dreams and Goals: More than anything she wants to a singer and an actress
Strengths: Caring, Virtuoso, Loyal, Ability to Take Charge
Weaknesses: Selfish, Too trusting, Naive, Impulsive
Fears: Never reaching her goals, Tight, small spaces, being left alone
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The Past
History: Some stuff in Family already. Normal childhood, and was really close to her father. To the day, thinking about her father is still difficult. After moving in with her aunt, whom she loves, she grew to love music even more, always feeling she never belonged. She never really had a terrible life in high school but it was certainly a lonely one, however one she caused herself. In school she involved herself with choir, a piano class, working in journalism, was in her church choir and also was apart of the community choir where nearly every single solo was given to her. She also was involved with the drama program at her school, and worked with the local theatre. She was not really an outcast and many people liked her, but she didn't really have time to hang out with people.
At 15, she had a brief boyfriend for two months. She never wanted intimacy from him, so being ignored, he broke up with her. In her senior year of high school, she met a boy who was talented in music and actually continued to date him for a couple of years into college. This time, she loosened up and made time for him, but he broke up with her ultimately because she kept saying she had no time for marriage and had to focus on her career. Heartbroken as she was, she involved herself even more in being busy and dealing with music. it was at this point in her life she began to miss her father so much more. She expressed herself through music and after graduating high school, went on to Julliard Academy to study music. She recently graduated and is now searching for work in musicals. Upon an audition, something happened and she found herself in the past, in Victorian England. During her extended stay there, she truly believed she had been there all along and during that time there was a man who had pursued her, and taught her to be a wonderful instrument of music, but he also had other plans for her and took charge to possess her. Spiraling back into the present, she quickly remembered it and discovered that man was still hanging around. She thought she had rid of him, but now is beginning to think that maybe is not the case.
RP Sample
The reason she knew all of it was real was because of the nightmares. Normally, she would have chalked the entire thing up to a dream when she was unconscious and that the madman had been just that – a madman, who had somehow become obsessed with her and invested his free time in stalking. She could have just said her unconscious mind had melded the scary reality and that was what she thought she saw. But the way the dreams churned and spiraled into each other and conjured up such dark and violent images filled with intense horror that tore apart her soul awoke her every night and she would discover sheets soaked from her sweat (and possibly other bodily functions that responded to fear, she hated to admit). There was no way her nightmares were fed through an overactive imagination. There was something far more sinister in her life and there was no way it was over. She remembered that song. She remembered the violin.
A simple street performer could not have known the notes to the particular melody she herself had torn to shreds, the very song she had learned to despise after initially being so captivating by its haunting tune. She was the only one who knew its flow, who knew it's drift, and it's echo. But the performer knew it, and only played it just as she walked past. Why had she walked on? The song carried with her the entire way home and she just knew that despite what he said, the music still lived on and so dd his mad love. There must have been another copy somewhere, and she needed to track it down and wreck it so he was out of her life once and for all.
That proved to be difficult, being a student at Julliard and having to focus on her own musical ambitions, ambitions she wasn't sure if she could even explore anymore. As her teacher directed her voice in the chorused and urged her to push herself to her full potential, she could only remember of how he had done the same thing. Despite his madness and his violence and his control, he had developed her voice to something to challenge the greatest sopranos of the world. He knew how to not manipulate her voice, but to bend it til it fit in the grooves of perfection. Just imaging her teacher made her think of him and that terrified her. Glancing at the list of musical auditions made her wonder if he was directing any of them. Her work was being plagued, her thoughts manipulated, her whole life being conquered by this nightmare that was walking around somewhere, looking for her so he could possess her again. It was taking a hold of her life and she needed to put a stop to it. Christine needed to ruin this Phantom of the Opera so she would never look upon his face ever again.
A simple street performer could not have known the notes to the particular melody she herself had torn to shreds, the very song she had learned to despise after initially being so captivating by its haunting tune. She was the only one who knew its flow, who knew it's drift, and it's echo. But the performer knew it, and only played it just as she walked past. Why had she walked on? The song carried with her the entire way home and she just knew that despite what he said, the music still lived on and so dd his mad love. There must have been another copy somewhere, and she needed to track it down and wreck it so he was out of her life once and for all.
That proved to be difficult, being a student at Julliard and having to focus on her own musical ambitions, ambitions she wasn't sure if she could even explore anymore. As her teacher directed her voice in the chorused and urged her to push herself to her full potential, she could only remember of how he had done the same thing. Despite his madness and his violence and his control, he had developed her voice to something to challenge the greatest sopranos of the world. He knew how to not manipulate her voice, but to bend it til it fit in the grooves of perfection. Just imaging her teacher made her think of him and that terrified her. Glancing at the list of musical auditions made her wonder if he was directing any of them. Her work was being plagued, her thoughts manipulated, her whole life being conquered by this nightmare that was walking around somewhere, looking for her so he could possess her again. It was taking a hold of her life and she needed to put a stop to it. Christine needed to ruin this Phantom of the Opera so she would never look upon his face ever again.
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Credits
Template & Graphics © Admin Leffie
Song Lyrics Used: "Old Souls" from The Phantom of the Paradise. Music & Lyrics by Paul Williams.
Song Lyrics Used: "Old Souls" from The Phantom of the Paradise. Music & Lyrics by Paul Williams.