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NAME/HANDLE: Kimmie
PERSONAL JOURNAL: lostandawaiting
ARE YOU 16 OR OVER?: Yes.
CONTACT: xdombillyx (plurk.)
OTHER CHARACTERS: meanttobemutant, meddledwith, billspunishment
character.
CHARACTER NAME: Amelia "Amy" Pond
SERIES: Doctor Who, and the much easier to sort through Amy
CANON POINT: Post-Vincent and the Doctor
AGE: 22
APPEARANCE: PREVIOUS GAME HISTORY: n/a
PERSONALITY:
Amy is a headstrong, young woman. She starts off very determined as to what her reality is. Things have become what they are. A man in a box once came to open her eyes, but he left. Amy became rather hard for this. While she was always stubborn, there was almost a hardness to her. People tried to tell her what was, but eventually she was worn down.
Until the man in the blue box returned. While she is still stubborn and would gladly run into a situation head first, he is the person that opened her eyes. There are stars. There are things she could have only imagined out there. Her curiosity is lit ablaze and she wants more.
Amy was never the type to take the word 'no', but with a universe in front of her, she is wild, imaginative, and wants to know it all. She is fun and light, and dedicated. Amy is loyal to those she trusts. Once the Doctor proves who he is, that she was right all along, she would do anything for him. The same with Rory, her fiance. She does love him. He is her stability. The Doctor shows her the world, but Rory shows her herself. Who she is. It's why she chose the reality that has him in it. Her choice was her fiance.
She's strong. She's willing to go to any lengths. Amy put herself in the vampire's layer, because she not only trusted the Doctor implicitly, but because she wanted to help. She wants to do things. We see how boring Leadworth is. She's the most exciting thing in it, with her tales of the Doctor and her flighty job. But Amy wants more. This is her chance to see and do the impossible, and she gladly excepts her role as the Doctor's companion.
This means that she is the Doctor's humanity. She sees things he doesn't, because he's seen the universe ten times over. It's become dull to him, but to Amy not only is he amazing, but the universe is as well. It's immense and Amy is so longing to know it.
Amy is caring. She loves hard. It's why she ended up trying to jump the Doctor after the Angels ordeal or why talking to him after the Space Whale was so important. Amy grew up without a family. Or at least they were eaten by the crack in her wall, so she doesn't remember them. She lets the people around her become her family, the Doctor and Rory especially. But she even starts to let River in, even before she finds out who she is.
Rory is the most important thing in her life, though at the point that she's taken from, Amy doesn't know him. He was eaten by the cracks in time. She deeply loves him and realizes it when she's lost him. Even more so when she finds him.
She goes from a childlike innocence to being an adult, and then the Doctor reminds her of the importance of fairytales. That dreaming is important, that there are things out there that are so inconceivable, we must poke them. She shares that outlook with the Doctor, wanting to know more. She's known him since she was seven, and she's loyal enough to follow him to the end of the universe and then some.
ABILITIES: Plain old human. She does have the capability to become a skilled fighter though (as seen in an alternate timeline). Unless you count rocking a mini-skirt a power.
POSSESSIONS: Leather jacket, shirt, miniskirt, boots, and a matching belt.
samples.
JOURNAL ENTRY SAMPLE:
[video]
Oi, you lot. [She stares at the tiny screen for a moment, lips pressed together and brows furrowed.] This isn't funny, and I'm not nearly impressed.
One thing you should know is you never put the Doctor in a trap. And to add to that, you never put the Doctor's companion in a trap. He'll come for me, and then you'll be sorry. [Her somehow knit tighter, her eyes wide. She sat back for a moment. It wasn't looking good, if she let herself think about it. But she wouldn't.]
So how exactly do I get to a place where things aren't trying to eat me?
THIRD-PERSON SAMPLE: n/a
NAME/HANDLE: Kimmie
PERSONAL JOURNAL: lostandawaiting
ARE YOU 16 OR OVER?: Yes.
CONTACT: xdombillyx (plurk.)
OTHER CHARACTERS: meanttobemutant, meddledwith, billspunishment
character.
CHARACTER NAME: Amelia "Amy" Pond
SERIES: Doctor Who, and the much easier to sort through Amy
CANON POINT: Post-Vincent and the Doctor
AGE: 22
APPEARANCE: PREVIOUS GAME HISTORY: n/a
![PREVIOUS GAME HISTORY: n/a PERSONALITY: Amy is a headstrong, young woman. She starts off very determined as to what her reality is. Things have become what they are. A man in a box once came to open her eyes, but he left. Amy became rather hard for this. While she was always stubborn, there was almost a hardness to her. People tried to tell her what was, but eventually she was worn down. Until the man in the blue box returned. While she is still stubborn and would gladly run into a situation head first, he is the person that opened her eyes. There are stars. There are things she could have only imagined out there. Her curiosity is lit ablaze and she wants more. Amy was never the type to take the word 'no', but with a universe in front of her, she is wild, imaginative, and wants to know it all. She is fun and light, and dedicated. Amy is loyal to those she trusts. Once the Doctor proves who he is, that she was right all along, she would do anything for him. The same with Rory, her fiance. She does love him. He is her stability. The Doctor shows her the world, but Rory shows her herself. Who she is. It's why she chose the reality that has him in it. Her choice was her fiance. She's strong. She's willing to go to any lengths. Amy put herself in the vampire's layer, because she not only trusted the Doctor implicitly, but because she wanted to help. She wants to do things. We see how boring Leadworth is. She's the most exciting thing in it, with her tales of the Doctor and her flighty job. But Amy wants more. This is her chance to see and do the impossible, and she gladly excepts her role as the Doctor's companion. This means that she is the Doctor's humanity. She sees things he doesn't, because he's seen the universe ten times over. It's become dull to him, but to Amy not only is he amazing, but the universe is as well. It's immense and Amy is so longing to know it. Amy is caring. She loves hard. It's why she ended up trying to jump the Doctor after the Angels ordeal or why talking to him after the Space Whale was so important. Amy grew up without a family. Or at least they were eaten by the crack in her wall, so she doesn't remember them. She lets the people around her become her family, the Doctor and Rory especially. But she even starts to let River in, even before she finds out who she is. Rory is the most important thing in her life, though at the point that she's taken from, Amy doesn't know him. He was eaten by the cracks in time. She deeply loves him and realizes it when she's lost him. Even more so when she finds him. She goes from a childlike innocence to being an adult, and then the Doctor reminds her of the importance of fairytales. That dreaming is important, that there are things out there that are so inconceivable, we must poke them. She shares that outlook with the Doctor, wanting to know more. She's known him since she was seven, and she's loyal enough to follow him to the end of the universe and then some. ABILITIES: Plain old human. She does have the capability to become a skilled fighter though (as seen in an alternate timeline). Unless you count rocking a mini-skirt a power. POSSESSIONS: Leather jacket, shirt, miniskirt, boots, and a matching belt. samples.JOURNAL ENTRY SAMPLE:[video] Oi, you lot. [She stares at the tiny screen for a moment, lips pressed together and brows furrowed.] This isn't funny, and I'm not nearly impressed. One thing you should know is you never put the Doctor in a trap. And to add to that, you never put the Doctor's companion in a trap. He'll come for me, and then you'll be sorry. [Her somehow knit tighter, her eyes wide. She sat back for a moment. It wasn't looking good, if she let herself think about it. But she wouldn't.] So how exactly do I get to a place where things aren't trying to eat me? THIRD-PERSON SAMPLE:](http://dyn2.media.forbiddenplanet.com/products/AmyPond.jpg</a>Karen Gillan as Amy Pond</a> <br /><br /> <font face=){kind=link}
PERSONALITY:
Amy is a headstrong, young woman. She starts off very determined as to what her reality is. Things have become what they are. A man in a box once came to open her eyes, but he left. Amy became rather hard for this. While she was always stubborn, there was almost a hardness to her. People tried to tell her what was, but eventually she was worn down.
Until the man in the blue box returned. While she is still stubborn and would gladly run into a situation head first, he is the person that opened her eyes. There are stars. There are things she could have only imagined out there. Her curiosity is lit ablaze and she wants more.
Amy was never the type to take the word 'no', but with a universe in front of her, she is wild, imaginative, and wants to know it all. She is fun and light, and dedicated. Amy is loyal to those she trusts. Once the Doctor proves who he is, that she was right all along, she would do anything for him. The same with Rory, her fiance. She does love him. He is her stability. The Doctor shows her the world, but Rory shows her herself. Who she is. It's why she chose the reality that has him in it. Her choice was her fiance.
She's strong. She's willing to go to any lengths. Amy put herself in the vampire's layer, because she not only trusted the Doctor implicitly, but because she wanted to help. She wants to do things. We see how boring Leadworth is. She's the most exciting thing in it, with her tales of the Doctor and her flighty job. But Amy wants more. This is her chance to see and do the impossible, and she gladly excepts her role as the Doctor's companion.
This means that she is the Doctor's humanity. She sees things he doesn't, because he's seen the universe ten times over. It's become dull to him, but to Amy not only is he amazing, but the universe is as well. It's immense and Amy is so longing to know it.
Amy is caring. She loves hard. It's why she ended up trying to jump the Doctor after the Angels ordeal or why talking to him after the Space Whale was so important. Amy grew up without a family. Or at least they were eaten by the crack in her wall, so she doesn't remember them. She lets the people around her become her family, the Doctor and Rory especially. But she even starts to let River in, even before she finds out who she is.
Rory is the most important thing in her life, though at the point that she's taken from, Amy doesn't know him. He was eaten by the cracks in time. She deeply loves him and realizes it when she's lost him. Even more so when she finds him.
She goes from a childlike innocence to being an adult, and then the Doctor reminds her of the importance of fairytales. That dreaming is important, that there are things out there that are so inconceivable, we must poke them. She shares that outlook with the Doctor, wanting to know more. She's known him since she was seven, and she's loyal enough to follow him to the end of the universe and then some.
ABILITIES: Plain old human. She does have the capability to become a skilled fighter though (as seen in an alternate timeline). Unless you count rocking a mini-skirt a power.
POSSESSIONS: Leather jacket, shirt, miniskirt, boots, and a matching belt.
samples.
JOURNAL ENTRY SAMPLE:
[video]
Oi, you lot. [She stares at the tiny screen for a moment, lips pressed together and brows furrowed.] This isn't funny, and I'm not nearly impressed.
One thing you should know is you never put the Doctor in a trap. And to add to that, you never put the Doctor's companion in a trap. He'll come for me, and then you'll be sorry. [Her somehow knit tighter, her eyes wide. She sat back for a moment. It wasn't looking good, if she let herself think about it. But she wouldn't.]
So how exactly do I get to a place where things aren't trying to eat me?
THIRD-PERSON SAMPLE: n/a