Allyson Bio
Full name: Allyson Randolph
Birthplace/Birth date: Harbor Neck, {Mid-Atlantic State}, USA/July 11, 1975
Height: 5”3
Physical Description: Black hair, pale skin, blue-grey eyes, lean body
Prefers loose-fitting clothes, usually in black, paired with the omnipresent ballet flats. Doesn’t wear makeup or dresses except for special occasions.
Family: Oldest daughter of a Comparative Religions professor (Michael) and his homemaker/wife (Daphne); one younger sister (Kelly, born September 24, 1984)
Grew up in typical upper-middle class neighborhood; her mother became a housewife after giving birth to Kelly (Daphne worked odd jobs for years until then, and eventually went back to work as office manager for a psychiatrist)
Attends Sunday brunch every week at her parents’ house, despite the fact it’s always tense because of their dissolving marriage
Background: Gained her English degree at Harbor Neck University
Works two jobs: by day, legal administrative assistant; by night, yoga instructor
Had two prior relationships before giving up on the mess and focusing upon matters of balance in her spirit (her last boyfriend, Brian Walsh, left because Allyson didn’t want kids)
Personality: Enjoys odd philosophical debates
Rarely drinks alcohol
Feels like many dreams remain unfulfilled
Veers between lack of self-consciousness and terror about getting older
Prefers the straightforward approach when dealing with people (in matters of romance, she hates flirting)
Manages to convey the aura of belonging to another world, yet exists within reality
Looking for a higher purpose in life
Loves tea (hot instead of cold), and will spend hours going through boxes and packets of different teas
Lives a weirdly balanced life that veers between mediocrity and tension
Very cautious about making important decisions
Is a puzzle, especially to herself
Place of residence: Lives in a studio apartment crammed with plastic storage boxes (contains books on art history, English literature, etc. and Technicolor ballet flats), furnished in minimal fashion with some antiques from the 50’s and 70’s
Birthplace/Birth date: Harbor Neck, {Mid-Atlantic State}, USA/July 11, 1975
Height: 5”3
Physical Description: Black hair, pale skin, blue-grey eyes, lean body
Prefers loose-fitting clothes, usually in black, paired with the omnipresent ballet flats. Doesn’t wear makeup or dresses except for special occasions.
Family: Oldest daughter of a Comparative Religions professor (Michael) and his homemaker/wife (Daphne); one younger sister (Kelly, born September 24, 1984)
Grew up in typical upper-middle class neighborhood; her mother became a housewife after giving birth to Kelly (Daphne worked odd jobs for years until then, and eventually went back to work as office manager for a psychiatrist)
Attends Sunday brunch every week at her parents’ house, despite the fact it’s always tense because of their dissolving marriage
Background: Gained her English degree at Harbor Neck University
Works two jobs: by day, legal administrative assistant; by night, yoga instructor
Had two prior relationships before giving up on the mess and focusing upon matters of balance in her spirit (her last boyfriend, Brian Walsh, left because Allyson didn’t want kids)
Personality: Enjoys odd philosophical debates
Rarely drinks alcohol
Feels like many dreams remain unfulfilled
Veers between lack of self-consciousness and terror about getting older
Prefers the straightforward approach when dealing with people (in matters of romance, she hates flirting)
Manages to convey the aura of belonging to another world, yet exists within reality
Looking for a higher purpose in life
Loves tea (hot instead of cold), and will spend hours going through boxes and packets of different teas
Lives a weirdly balanced life that veers between mediocrity and tension
Very cautious about making important decisions
Is a puzzle, especially to herself
Place of residence: Lives in a studio apartment crammed with plastic storage boxes (contains books on art history, English literature, etc. and Technicolor ballet flats), furnished in minimal fashion with some antiques from the 50’s and 70’s