PRYCE, audrey

[attr="class","hdtitle"]PERSONALITY

[attr="class","hdinfo"]Positive
+ creative
+ empathetic
+ articulate
+ focused
+ enthusiastic

Negative
- critical
- stubborn
- hedonistic
- fickle
- morbid

[attr="class","hdtitle"]HISTORY/MISC.

[attr="class","hdinfo"]The second child of the family and the first of the marriage, Audrey was the daughter of a divorce lawyer who got to close to her work and married a client- a grant writer who brought his first daughter with him. Upper-middle class and happy, they should have been good, but tiny Audrey stumbled.

Though a friendly child from the start- bright and devoted to her art even before she was good enough at it for anything to be recognized beyond scribbling- she proved herself to be pushy and overwhelming; noisy and demanding, and occasionally violent. Struck by night terrors, but that seemed unrelated to the issues in class. Regardless, the school said she'd grow out of it, and the pushy-ness could be fixed with stricter guidance. Her family called it confidence, didn't want that fixed. Regardless of what it was, it seemed to fade with age through later elementary school and middle school as Audrey devoted more and more time to her drawings and paintings. Every once in a while she'd lash out at someone who harassed her or her drawings, but for the most part, she quieted down and seemed to pull inward, up until high school.

Freshman year, Audrey became more social. Her grades dropped, her family called it 'acting out'. When she stayed out all night, they began to worry, but mother darling was busy, her sister was off to college, and father assured everyone that she was just adapting to her new school. She was fine. She was asserting her individuality. That's why she seemed to cut her family off. She was just making friends, she'd grow out of it. She'd had problems before but she ended up just fine. Regardless, the worry was evident. That being said, it wasn't enough to stop her, and as a result, things would continue on the way they were. By sophomore year, Audrey found herself increasingly more interested in booze and boys and parties. Any cheap buzz was good with her and she was up for almost anything. Everything would snowball until the end of her sophomore year where Audrey was caught drunk in class, drinking vodka from a water bottle. Mother dearest shipped her away after that, straight off to Birchwood Academy for her junior and senior years.

Misc
+ Carries a notepad everywhere for drawing in, along with a few markers, a mechanical pencil, and a couple inking pens.
+ Also fond of working with watercolors, but only does those in her room.
+ Does some digital art on the side, but not as much.
+ Collects animal skulls.
+ Incredibly humanitarian.
+ Dyes her hair different colors every few weeks.
+ Enjoys a variety of video games but isn't actually any good at them. She most just loves character and game designs.
+ Doesn't sleep well and practically lives off of coffee as a result.
+ Though asexual, Audrey's pretty confused on her sexuality and hasn't yet come to terms with it yet.
+ Still drinks and is pretty into any cheap highs she can get, but she's been way more low-key about it ever since being sent to Birchwood.