urn:lj:scribbld.com:atom1:1stcasescenario1stcasescenario1stcasescenariolifeinpolaroid@gmail.com1stcasescenario2011-05-13T00:23:43Zurn:lj:scribbld.com:atom1:1stcasescenario:271All about Kira2011-05-13T00:23:43Z2011-05-13T00:23:43Z<p>Kira Moore</p><p>1stcasescenario</p><p>seventeen (turning eighteen this year)</p><p>hails from Pittsburg, KS</p><p>does not know Dorothy Gale</p><p>dressed as the Wicked Witch for Halloween last year</p><p>skipped the third grade</p> <p>eats food in a clockwise pattern on her plate</p><p>doesn't like when food touches</p><p>will not sleep on Tuesdays</p><p>has an ability called accelerated probability that, when activated, she can look at any situation and see all possible outcomes and experience them in a flash.  This ability allows her to be an expert of strategy as she can pick the most advantageous route to any circumstance.  That does not mean it's foolproof--she can only see things from her side.  She has no way of seeing the realm of possibility from the side of her opponent though that outcome is often included in what she sees (she just doesn't know it is the opposition's outcome.)  She calls looking for the probabilities "rolling for it".</p> <p>has semi-eidetic memory (somewhere between actual eidetic memory and major photographic memory).  Her memory is good for recalling the things she sees when she looks at the probabilities and also for memory-based games, but please don't ask her to remember math or science or homework-related things: she has her limits and she's bad with remembering numbers.</p> <p>may have synesthesia (the naturally-occurring crossing of senses).  For Kira, numbers have a flavor ("Calculus tastes weird...like pickles and yogurt.")</p><p>her right leg is very slightly shorter than her left.  She walks with a very slight limp, but it takes a trained eye to catch it.  It does not impeed her ability to run, jump, play soccer or otherwise be active.</p> good at math (with a ton of hard work,) better at languages<br /><br />Needs: <br />