But the eyes are blind

Basics

1. What is your full name? Do you have a nickname?
Jeanine Amelia Zukov. Bird, Jeannie.

2. How old are you? When is your birthday?
16. October 24, 1993.

3. Where were you born? Where do you live now? Are you patriotic?
Helsinki, Finland. Westport, Washington. There is no purpose to geographic allegiance.

4. Who are/were your parents? (Names, occupations, personalities, etc.)
Caleb Zukov and Therese D'aubigne. Father is... father. He's smart organized worries a lot. Mother is dead. She was pretty laughed at people a lot at inappropriate times was never organized liked to dance.

5. Do you have any siblings? What are/were they like?
No.

6. What is your occupation?
Don't have one yet.

7. How tall are you? How much do you weigh?
5'8". 112lbs.

8. What color is your hair? What color are your eyes?
Blonde. Hazel.

9. What is your race?
Cambion.

10. To which social class do you belong?
American upper class.

11. Do you consider yourself to be attractive? Do others?
... Father says I'm pretty like mother.

12. What is your style of dress?
I like colors.

13. Do you have any scars? Tattoos? Birthmarks? Other unique physical features?
Diagonal scar on outer side of upper right calf from eight stitches at ten years old. Small pale oval-shaped birthmark under left forearm.

14. Do you have any allergies, diseases, or other physical weaknesses?
Allergic to pepper and acidic foods. Autistic disorder.

15. Are you right- or left-handed?
Right-handed.

16. What does your voice sound like?
Like a person's.

17. What kind of vocabulary do you use?
What's necessary.

18. List three quirks or other defining characteristics.
Clean my nails a lot. Don't like talking. Long hair.

19. How often do you bathe? Do you wear perfumes?
Every morning. No.

20. What kind of facial expression do you commonly wear (dour glare, wry smile, etc)?
Neutral.

21. Do you use body language? How?
No.

22. Do you have a commonly used saying?
No.

Childhood

23. What is your earliest memory?
Mother and father bought me a tent for my room to put my bed in.

24. How much schooling have you had? Did you enjoy it?
12 years. Yes.

25. Where did you learn most of your knowledge and skill?
Mother and father and Rebeka and Dana.

26. How would you describe your childhood in general?
Small.

27. As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?
Neurotypical.

28. When and with whom was your first kiss?
Not applicable.

29. Are you a virgin? If not, when and with whom did you lose your virginity?
Yes.

30. Do you have a notorious or celebrated ancestor? Does that affect you?
Yes. Yes.

Influences

31. What do you consider the most important event of your life so far?
Being out unsupervised.

32. What do you consider your greatest achievement?
Don't know.

33. What is your greatest regret?
Don't know.

34. What is the most embarrassing or shameful thing ever to happen to you?
Vomiting.

35. Do you have any secrets? If so, what are they?
Telling would negate their purpose.

36. What is the most evil thing you have ever done?
Evil is a subjective concept.

37. When was the time you were the most frightened?
When mother was killed.

38. Have you ever traveled outside of your country? If so, to where?
Yes. Algeria, Belize, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Honduras, Latvia, Lithuania, Mexico, Morocco, Norway, Poland, Russia, Spain, Sweden, Trinidad, United Kingdom.

Beliefs

39. What is your alignment?
Neutral good.

40. Are you basically optimistic or pessimistic?
Neither.

41. Do you believe in a god? If so, which one and why?
Yes. A sentient omnipotent force is logical reasoning given the existence of demons and angels.

42. Do you believe in an afterlife?
Afterlife is fact simply by the existence of souls.

43. What is your greatest fear?
Orange.

44. What makes you angry? Sad? Happy? Why?
When people interrupt. When things are lost. Cleanliness. Life needs order.

45. Do you think people are basically good or basically evil?
No.

46. What are your views on politics? Religion? Sex?
Necessary. Usually dictated by acute, irrational fear rooted in ignorance, ethnocentrism, prejudice, or discrimination. A physiological human compulsion whose appeal is widely taken advantage of in selling products in advertisements.

47. What are your views on gambling, lying, theft, and killing?
Everyone gambles daily. The benefits of lying should always be heavily considered against the consequences. Theft is considered socially acceptable based on situational conditions, as when someone has an object with intent to harm, or a parent is damaging to their child.

48. How far will you go to defend your beliefs?
Don't understand.

49. How much do you value money?
It's necessary.

50. In your opinion, what is the most evil thing any human being could do?
Subjective. Most societies consider genocide especially heinous.

51. Do you believe in self-sacrifice for the greater good?
Self-sacrifice is necessary for cooperative progress.

52. Do you believe in the existence of soul mates and/or true love?
No.

53. Are you superstitious?
No.

54. How much do you respect the beliefs and opinions of others?
Subjective.

55. How honest are you about your thoughts and feelings?
I tell people what I require but they expect more.

56. Do you have any biases or prejudices?
Yes.

Dealing With Others

57. Who is the most important person in your life, and why?
Father and Kenna and Dana take care of me.

58. Who is the person you respect the most? Despise the most? Why?
Iris. People like her. Grandfather. He killed mother.

59. Do you have a significant other? Who?
No.

60. Do you have a lot of friends? Who is your best friend?
No. I don't know.

61. How do you relate to members of the same race? Class? Sex?
Poorly.

62. How do you relate to members of a different race? Class? Sex?
Poorly.

63. Have you ever been in love? If so, describe what happened.
No.

64. What do you look for in a potential lover?
Doesn't expect to be touched.

65. How close are you to your family?
I love my family.

66. Do you want a marriage, family, and/or children?
No.

67. Do you tend to argue with people, or avoid conflict?
Subjective.

68. Are you a listener or a talker?
Listener.

69. How long does it usually take for you to trust others?
Subjective.

70. Do you hold grudges?
No.

71. Do you tend to take on leadership roles in social situations?
No.

72. Do you like interacting with large groups of people?
No.

73. How well do you express yourself?
With effort.

74. How quickly do you judge others?
The modern American will usually judge another individual within twelve minutes or less of meeting them.

75. Do you care what others think of you?
Yes.

76. Do you have any enemies? How or why are they your enemy?
Yes. Mother's family. Don't know why.

Personal Taste and Opinions

77. What is your favorite pastime? Color? Food? Possession?
Painting. Green. Cheese. Mushroom power-up patch.

78. What are your preferences in arts and/or entertainment?
Classical jazz opera bluegrass cubism landscapes sculpture motifs.

79. Do you smoke, drink, go whoring, or use drugs? Why or why not?
No. I drink non-alcoholic fluids. I use drugs when I'm sick. Based on necessity.

80. How do you spend a typical Saturday night?
A social activity with father and Kenna in public. Shower at home. Make dinner with father. Watch a new movie with father and Kenna while eating dinner. Clean up. Listen to music and paint. Listen to the radio. Go to bed.

81. What is your most cherished fantasy?
Not applicable.

82. How long is your attention span?
Subjective.

83. Do you laugh a lot? What do you find funny?
Yes. Many things.

84. Is there anything that shocks or offends you? If so, what?
Murder is offensive to cooperative progress.

85. How do you deal with stress?
Frustration.

86. How much athletic ability do you have? Artistic?
Can climb. Paint well.

87. Do you like animals? Do you like children?
Yes. No.

88. Are you spontaneous, or do you always need to have a plan?
A plan.

89. What are your pet peeves?
When things are disorganized.

Self-Image

90. What is your greatest strength as a person? Weakness?
Aura sight.

91. If you could change one thing about yourself, what would it be?
My thoughts.

92. Are you generally introverted or extroverted?
Introverted.

93. Do you like yourself?
Don't understand.

94. Do you have a daily routine? How do you feel if your day is interrupted?
Yes. Bad.

95. What goal do you most want to accomplish in the next six months? Your lifetime?
Going to a school with other children. Fixing broken people.

96. Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 10 years? 20 years?
Fixing broken people.

97. If you could choose, how would you want to die?
Fast.

98. What is the one thing you would like to be remembered for after your death?
Fixing people.

99. What three words would you use to best describe your personality?
Stoic quiet aloof.

100. What three words would others probably use to describe you?
Stoic quiet aloof.

101. Why are you risking your life to adventure?
To fix people.

Physical description (face, build, weight): Jeanine has a young cherub face with pale complexion, accentuated by light chestnut hair. She stands at 5'8, 112lbs.
Age: 16
PB: Irina Kulikova
Abilities, Weaknesses and Flaws: (easier this way, I can break it back up if it's a problem) Jeannie possesses a sort of mystical psychommerty, and she can “read” auras and ambient mystical energy. She can draw upon either to use for mystical effects, but that energy carries with it the alignment or taint of the target. This can cause varying effects to Jean because of the unique nature of each source, including being psychologically or emotionally unsettling.

As the child of a demon and a holy mage, Jeanine is a being of mystical neutrality, having no inherent power of her own. Because of her father's paranoia, Jeannie always carries a small charm with her containing a mystical charge, usually inconspicuous and pinned to her clothing. For the most part, she uses these charms to create simple illusions, primarily for communication. Her ability to read auras also gives her some knowledge of use with objects she may not have had previously, though she is often hesitant to perform this action because it means pulling various auras of mixed taint.

She's also a high-functioning autistic, the cause of quite a few aversion ticks, special dietary needs, manic episodes, manageable obsessive compulsive disorder, and some communication problems.

Character location/Home: Westport, WA
Alignment (villain, hero etc): Hero
Relatives (living/dead?): Caleb Zukov (father), Corrine Bertrand (mother, deceased), Kenna Tirenn (step-mother), Phillip D'Aubigne (grandfather)
Backstory: (Doesn't have to be too detailed.)
Jeanine was born in Helsinki, Finland to two moderate mages of Europe. Her father, Caleb, was an incubus, and her mother, Corrine, was a holy mage. The two met when Corrine was only seventeen, having run away from a family tragedy of deceit, magic, and murder. Believing Corrine was in danger that would knock again someday, Caleb took her under his wing, and eventually the two married. He stayed highly active in mystical affairs, and the family traveled often. Wherever they traveled, Corrine taught as a dance teacher, but her real joy was as a mother. Despite this, when Jeannie was 3, the family hired her a governess and bodyguard, Rebeka Winters, to aid with her special needs, and educate her in the comfort of a controlled, safe environment.

When Jeannie was ten, her comatose aunt Amelia Zukov was killed in her hospital bed. Hours later, the family was attacked in their home by Corrine's father Phillip D'Aubigne. With the help of an Al Koyet, a demon assassin from Hell, Phillip killed Corrine. His intent was to possess the celestial entity Corrine had no clue she was the chosen of the family to be the vessel for. Rebeka and Caleb managed to kill the Al Koyet and botch Phillip's plan, but Rebeka died in the process. Still, their actions freed the dormant entity from the family line, as Jean could not assume it since she was part demon in heritage, and also marked as a neutral mystical party. Enraged at having lost his last opportunity, Phillip chased father and daughter to the US. Caleb had hoped to enlist the help of American heroes or vigilantes, but Phillip caught up with the two before Caleb could get help.

Forced into a position of battle well before she was ready, Jeannie aided her father against Phillip, and after much cat and mouse, the two defeated him. Caleb trapped Phillip's soul in the mystical amulet taken from the dead demon assassin, and the two moved to the quiet, small oceanside town of Westport, WA. The amulet is locked in a thick shell of concrete, buried on the family's home property, but Caleb keeps close watch of its location.

Despite the tragedy of her mother and beloved governess's death, Jean is a happy, quiet girl. She's easily distracted, often daydreaming in her own world, and loves bright colors, archaic video games, sounds, and broccoli. She often communicates in illusions, verbal code, or nicknames, and while she doesn't venture outside of her house much, she has a tendency to wander away in public, and has a sometimes dangerous curiosity. She is home-schooled by the best money can buy, and though she shares a special closeness with her father and stepmother Kenna, she can be confusing and difficult to interact with. She has a pervasive dislike of the color orange.

Sample post to follow.