Player Character App (Shadow Ops Operative)
Name: Carrie
Gender: ♀
Age: 17
D.O.B.: June 20th
Physical Description and/or Picture:
Species: Werewolf
Nationality: American
Ethnicity: Scots-Irish
Religion: Amoral egoism
Bio: a tomboy from the moment she started to talk, Carrie was used to coming home at night with scraped knees and dirty clothes since she was at least six years old. Her sense of adventure and desire to see the world was much stronger than her sister's, who was more timid and preferred to stay at home. When they were nine, Marcie went looking for her and fell into the creek. Their father rescued her, and after that, Carrie became fixated on protecting her sister, never leading her side since. While she never fully restrained her wild nature, the two managed to find a balance between their personalities, a balance which has served them well since.
Her mother passing away shortly after she was born, and her father being a coal miner who worked the next town over, meant he often had to leave them alone for days on end. Like most men of the era, he was uncomfortable discussing womanly issues, meaning Carrie often had to deal with and figure them out on her own. One night, after getting into bed, she showed Marcie a way she had learned to "feel good." the two continued their initially harmless experiments, which began to morph and become less and less innocent. While her sister expressed guilt and fear of being caught, Carrie saw it as confirmation her sister was more than just her sister, and began to develop romantic feelings for her. While she had previously teased Marcie about boys, or joked around whenever one approached her, she now became paranoid and snappy when they did.
One day after coming home late due to being called after class, she came home to find her father's corpse and a crying Marcie. After a tearful confession to Carrie, the latter helped her bury his body and erase any evidence from the house. For a couple of weeks, the two managed to successfully run the house on their own and maintain the illusion their father was away, but the stress became too much and Marcie started to transform regularly. Carrie used an old shed to keep her from being discovered during her transformations. The stress awakened Carrie's own latent inner wolf, and the two realized neither would be able to live their old life.
For a week, the two stole and collected enough for them to live on for a few weeks. They crossed the creek where her sister had almost drowned and started living in the West Virginian hills, coming down while transformed into wolf form and hunting deer, squirrels, and other wildlife that they could find when their supplies ran out. When her sister came across a moonshiner who had set up a still in the woods, Carrie made short work of him, to the horror of her sister.
Around a year later, they accidentally entered into the Armstrong clan's territory. When confronted by a pack of werewolves, Carrie being her brash self, ended up losing a paw and part of her snout (although they regenerated once she reentered human form). The two would have been killed had the clan leader not recognized their scent as similar to his daughter's, and found out they were his grandchildren. He accepted them into the clan, making their lives much easier. Carrie took to the new life like a duck to water, happily getting along with the same family members who ripped her paw off, pleased to know that she now did not have to depend solely on herself or Marcie.
A few years later, when WW2 broke out, Carrie was largely apathetic, expressing some admiration for the brutality of the Axis nations. After Pearl Harbor, Marcie announced she wanted to enlist, and Carrie went along. A discovery she had kept from her sister was that she had developed a liking for human flesh since eating the moonshiner. Her decision to enlist is partially to help her sister, and partially to have a good meal.
Psychological Profile: psychopathic and amoral, Carrie is mainly kept in check by her sister, who she's developed unhealthy feelings for. Out of the two of them, she is the one who has most embraced her wolfish nature, and wants her sister to do the same. A combination of personality and a lack of social etiquette from being raised by Appalachian hill folk makes her less inhibited to express rude sentiment bluntly.
Why do you fight?: for the thrill of the kill, the adrenaline rush and relinquishment to her raw instincts makes Carrie an ideal soldier who will obey her orders without question so long as it involves satiating her blood lust. It makes no difference to her whether Germany wins and overruns remaining free Europe, or whether the Allies win and march to Berlin, she'll get to sink her teeth in no matter what. Because her sister is determined to see the war through, and she can't bear to abandon her, Carrie is less reckless than she'd normally be around her.
Defining Quote: "You'll rue the hand that touched my sister."
Player Character App (Shadow Ops Operative)
Name: Marcie
Gender: ♀
Age: 17
D.O.B.: June 20th
Physical Description and/or Picture:
Species: Werewolf
Nationality: American
Ethnicity: Scots-Irish
Religion: Baptist Christian
Bio: the opposite of her sister in temperament and beliefs, Marcie was a sweet and sensitive child who preferred to remain home and content herself with sewing and tea. However, she regretted she didn't spend time with her sister, who was fond of going out and playing with friends or in the woods by herself. There seemed to be an unbridgeable gap between the two, which she decided to overcome by going out and playing with her sister. While searching for her, she tripped and fell into the creek. Her lungs filled up with water and she fell unconscious, but fortunately her father had heard her cries and rushed to save her. She vaguely remembered lying in a warm bed in a half-conscious state while her sister hugged her and wept how she'd never leave her again. Marcie never discovered whether the experience was real, but true to it, Carrie did as she said, becoming closer to her sister and finding a balance between her roughness and sister's sensitivity.
When she was twelve, her father went to the next town over for work. The night was cold and she kept tucked under the covers. Carrie got into bed with her, not unusual since the two became quite lonely without the other. Then she propositioned "I know a way to feel good and warm." the experience left Marcie blissful and both her and her sister continued to feel warm together whenever their father wasn't around. Eventually, the blissfulness gave way to guilt. She knew very little about what she was doing, but something told her it wasn't right, or would be looked down on, so she never said anything to her father, schoolmates, or teacher. Carrie seemed to change after the experience, becoming more attached to her, now becoming suspicious and ready to snap at boys who approached either her or Marcie.
What she considers the worst day of her life was also the beginning of the rest of it. She had started menstruation, school had become harder and her new teacher sterner, her father became more demanding, and she constantly worried about her relationship with her sister being discovered, made not much better by her sister's boldness about kissing in places where they could be caught. What happened beforehand was a blur, but she remembered her father smacking her, resulting in her transforming into wolf form and killing him, her size destroying much of the kitchen. When Carrie came home, Marcie tearfully confessed and broke down about how she was going to jail. Her sister responded by burying the body, cleaning up the house, and trying her best to erase all evidence.
After the experience, Marcie began to transform regularly. Her sister responded by using the old family shed to keep her contained during transformations. In a few weeks, her sister started transforming too, and they both realized they couldn't live their old life with no room to hide their wolfish secret.
For a week, Carrie stole supplies for them, something Marcie was initially reluctant about, but accepted since there was no alternative. She constantly worried about her transformations, until they finally managed to make their departure. After stealing a map from school, the duo traveled east and began living up in the hills of West Virginia. While lonely, Marcie took comfort in having Carrie with her. When transforming into wolf form, they would come down to hunt deer, squirrels, other wildlife, and possibly some cattle. She came across a moonshiner who had set up a still, and Carrie made short work of him. The experience brought back Marcie's guilt, and she swore never to eat human flesh.
A year later, while moving to new hunting ground after their old one began to see a decrease in wildlife, they were countered by members of the Armstrong clan informing them they were on their territory, and if they did not leave, they would face consequences. Marcie tried being diplomatic, while Carrie got into a fight and paid for it by having her paw torn off and a good portion of her snout mauled. Fortunately, the clan leader appeared, and they were saved by the fact he recognized their scent as similar to his daughter's. It was then that Marcie learned her mother was a werewolf. They were let into the clan due to this blood relation, and Carrie took to it like a duck to water, forgetting her previous enmity towards the Armstrong's, and enthusiastically joining them on the hunt. Marcie, on the other hand, still harbored guilt and doubts.
When WW2 broke out, Marcie began to read the newspapers, hating what was happening in Europe and Asia, and desperately wanting to help the people of Europe. She decided she wanted to help people, and had plans to join the French Foreign Legion, before Pearl Harbor. After that, she decided to fight in the American army, and told her clan she planned to enlist. Carrie accepted, much to her surprise, and went with her.
Psychological Profile: suffering from a Messiah complex and the repressed memories of her patricide. Marcie is extremely optimistic and kindhearted and while she loves her sister dearly, is slightly unnerved at the prospect of being alone with her.
Why do you fight?: to defeat the Axis and save the people of Europe and Asia from oppression.
Defining Quote: "If I don't save the world, who will?"
Name: Carrie
Gender: ♀
Age: 17
D.O.B.: June 20th
Physical Description and/or Picture:
Species: Werewolf
Nationality: American
Ethnicity: Scots-Irish
Religion: Amoral egoism
Bio: a tomboy from the moment she started to talk, Carrie was used to coming home at night with scraped knees and dirty clothes since she was at least six years old. Her sense of adventure and desire to see the world was much stronger than her sister's, who was more timid and preferred to stay at home. When they were nine, Marcie went looking for her and fell into the creek. Their father rescued her, and after that, Carrie became fixated on protecting her sister, never leading her side since. While she never fully restrained her wild nature, the two managed to find a balance between their personalities, a balance which has served them well since.
Her mother passing away shortly after she was born, and her father being a coal miner who worked the next town over, meant he often had to leave them alone for days on end. Like most men of the era, he was uncomfortable discussing womanly issues, meaning Carrie often had to deal with and figure them out on her own. One night, after getting into bed, she showed Marcie a way she had learned to "feel good." the two continued their initially harmless experiments, which began to morph and become less and less innocent. While her sister expressed guilt and fear of being caught, Carrie saw it as confirmation her sister was more than just her sister, and began to develop romantic feelings for her. While she had previously teased Marcie about boys, or joked around whenever one approached her, she now became paranoid and snappy when they did.
One day after coming home late due to being called after class, she came home to find her father's corpse and a crying Marcie. After a tearful confession to Carrie, the latter helped her bury his body and erase any evidence from the house. For a couple of weeks, the two managed to successfully run the house on their own and maintain the illusion their father was away, but the stress became too much and Marcie started to transform regularly. Carrie used an old shed to keep her from being discovered during her transformations. The stress awakened Carrie's own latent inner wolf, and the two realized neither would be able to live their old life.
For a week, the two stole and collected enough for them to live on for a few weeks. They crossed the creek where her sister had almost drowned and started living in the West Virginian hills, coming down while transformed into wolf form and hunting deer, squirrels, and other wildlife that they could find when their supplies ran out. When her sister came across a moonshiner who had set up a still in the woods, Carrie made short work of him, to the horror of her sister.
Around a year later, they accidentally entered into the Armstrong clan's territory. When confronted by a pack of werewolves, Carrie being her brash self, ended up losing a paw and part of her snout (although they regenerated once she reentered human form). The two would have been killed had the clan leader not recognized their scent as similar to his daughter's, and found out they were his grandchildren. He accepted them into the clan, making their lives much easier. Carrie took to the new life like a duck to water, happily getting along with the same family members who ripped her paw off, pleased to know that she now did not have to depend solely on herself or Marcie.
A few years later, when WW2 broke out, Carrie was largely apathetic, expressing some admiration for the brutality of the Axis nations. After Pearl Harbor, Marcie announced she wanted to enlist, and Carrie went along. A discovery she had kept from her sister was that she had developed a liking for human flesh since eating the moonshiner. Her decision to enlist is partially to help her sister, and partially to have a good meal.
Psychological Profile: psychopathic and amoral, Carrie is mainly kept in check by her sister, who she's developed unhealthy feelings for. Out of the two of them, she is the one who has most embraced her wolfish nature, and wants her sister to do the same. A combination of personality and a lack of social etiquette from being raised by Appalachian hill folk makes her less inhibited to express rude sentiment bluntly.
Why do you fight?: for the thrill of the kill, the adrenaline rush and relinquishment to her raw instincts makes Carrie an ideal soldier who will obey her orders without question so long as it involves satiating her blood lust. It makes no difference to her whether Germany wins and overruns remaining free Europe, or whether the Allies win and march to Berlin, she'll get to sink her teeth in no matter what. Because her sister is determined to see the war through, and she can't bear to abandon her, Carrie is less reckless than she'd normally be around her.
Defining Quote: "You'll rue the hand that touched my sister."
Player Character App (Shadow Ops Operative)
Name: Marcie
Gender: ♀
Age: 17
D.O.B.: June 20th
Physical Description and/or Picture:
Species: Werewolf
Nationality: American
Ethnicity: Scots-Irish
Religion: Baptist Christian
Bio: the opposite of her sister in temperament and beliefs, Marcie was a sweet and sensitive child who preferred to remain home and content herself with sewing and tea. However, she regretted she didn't spend time with her sister, who was fond of going out and playing with friends or in the woods by herself. There seemed to be an unbridgeable gap between the two, which she decided to overcome by going out and playing with her sister. While searching for her, she tripped and fell into the creek. Her lungs filled up with water and she fell unconscious, but fortunately her father had heard her cries and rushed to save her. She vaguely remembered lying in a warm bed in a half-conscious state while her sister hugged her and wept how she'd never leave her again. Marcie never discovered whether the experience was real, but true to it, Carrie did as she said, becoming closer to her sister and finding a balance between her roughness and sister's sensitivity.
When she was twelve, her father went to the next town over for work. The night was cold and she kept tucked under the covers. Carrie got into bed with her, not unusual since the two became quite lonely without the other. Then she propositioned "I know a way to feel good and warm." the experience left Marcie blissful and both her and her sister continued to feel warm together whenever their father wasn't around. Eventually, the blissfulness gave way to guilt. She knew very little about what she was doing, but something told her it wasn't right, or would be looked down on, so she never said anything to her father, schoolmates, or teacher. Carrie seemed to change after the experience, becoming more attached to her, now becoming suspicious and ready to snap at boys who approached either her or Marcie.
What she considers the worst day of her life was also the beginning of the rest of it. She had started menstruation, school had become harder and her new teacher sterner, her father became more demanding, and she constantly worried about her relationship with her sister being discovered, made not much better by her sister's boldness about kissing in places where they could be caught. What happened beforehand was a blur, but she remembered her father smacking her, resulting in her transforming into wolf form and killing him, her size destroying much of the kitchen. When Carrie came home, Marcie tearfully confessed and broke down about how she was going to jail. Her sister responded by burying the body, cleaning up the house, and trying her best to erase all evidence.
After the experience, Marcie began to transform regularly. Her sister responded by using the old family shed to keep her contained during transformations. In a few weeks, her sister started transforming too, and they both realized they couldn't live their old life with no room to hide their wolfish secret.
For a week, Carrie stole supplies for them, something Marcie was initially reluctant about, but accepted since there was no alternative. She constantly worried about her transformations, until they finally managed to make their departure. After stealing a map from school, the duo traveled east and began living up in the hills of West Virginia. While lonely, Marcie took comfort in having Carrie with her. When transforming into wolf form, they would come down to hunt deer, squirrels, other wildlife, and possibly some cattle. She came across a moonshiner who had set up a still, and Carrie made short work of him. The experience brought back Marcie's guilt, and she swore never to eat human flesh.
A year later, while moving to new hunting ground after their old one began to see a decrease in wildlife, they were countered by members of the Armstrong clan informing them they were on their territory, and if they did not leave, they would face consequences. Marcie tried being diplomatic, while Carrie got into a fight and paid for it by having her paw torn off and a good portion of her snout mauled. Fortunately, the clan leader appeared, and they were saved by the fact he recognized their scent as similar to his daughter's. It was then that Marcie learned her mother was a werewolf. They were let into the clan due to this blood relation, and Carrie took to it like a duck to water, forgetting her previous enmity towards the Armstrong's, and enthusiastically joining them on the hunt. Marcie, on the other hand, still harbored guilt and doubts.
When WW2 broke out, Marcie began to read the newspapers, hating what was happening in Europe and Asia, and desperately wanting to help the people of Europe. She decided she wanted to help people, and had plans to join the French Foreign Legion, before Pearl Harbor. After that, she decided to fight in the American army, and told her clan she planned to enlist. Carrie accepted, much to her surprise, and went with her.
Psychological Profile: suffering from a Messiah complex and the repressed memories of her patricide. Marcie is extremely optimistic and kindhearted and while she loves her sister dearly, is slightly unnerved at the prospect of being alone with her.
Why do you fight?: to defeat the Axis and save the people of Europe and Asia from oppression.
Defining Quote: "If I don't save the world, who will?"
Since Agri said it was alright, decided to rework my app a little bit.
