Post by splash on Dec 9, 2016 8:09:28 GMT
Name: Nicon Robin Quincy
Playby: Beck Holladay
Age: Born October 4, Eighteen Years Old
Shipping Status: Single
School: Attends Metric's High School Program for Business and Pre-Med
Class: Is a High School Senior
Occupation: Volunteer EMT for Salem General, On the Metric High Soccer Team
Build: Slight Athletic build
Hair: Thick fawn-coloured hair, cropped close on the sides but very curl/messy on top
Eyes: A stormy blue-grey, usually surrounded by minimal makeup
Skin: Very pale, with an almost yellow hue to it
Distinguishing Marks: A few tattoos here and there, usually sports at least one bruise
Physical Strengths: Strong reserve of stamina, tough, stronger than they look
Physical Weaknesses: can underestimate their strength, plays rough, isn't very good at 'gentleness', smoker
Sexuality: Demisexual, Panromantic
Pronouns: She, Her, Hers for family; They, Them, Theirs for everyone else--is Gender-queer
Astrology Sign: Libra
Myers-Briggs: ESTP "The Entrepreneur"
Temperment: Sanguine/Choleric
Enneagram: Type Three "The Achiever"
Chakras:
- Root: open (44%)
- Sacral: open (25%)
- Navel: open (62%)
- Heart: under-active (-6%)
- Throat: open (19%)
- Third Eye: open (38%)
- Crown: under-active (12%)
Alignment: Chaotic Good "The Rebel"
Personality: Nicon is a social creature and thrives on attention. No surprise they are involved in sports. Nicon, however, does not often open up to others about their personal life. While Nicon is very talkative, don't expect anything of actual meaning to come from their mouth. They are not afraid to get into a fight if they have to. Nicon is having trouble adjusting to life at Metric, seeing as how many people there could be considered enemies.
Mental Strengths: Bold, Sociable, Rational, Headstrong
Mental Weaknesses: Defiant, Risk-Prone, tends to butt heads with others
Relationships:
- FATHER-- a Mr. Buckley Myers-Quincy, the assistant principal of Salem High
- STEPFATHER-- a Mr. Frederick Myers-Quincy, owner of a local clothing store
- MOTHER-- a Ms. Mary-Anne Quincy, a waitress at the local diner
- BROTHER-- a Mr. Caine Quincy, attends Salem High as a Senior
- STEPSISTER-- a Miss Lisa Myers, works in New York City
Character History: Nicon was born as the female in a set of twins to Buckley and Mary-Anne Quincy of Salem, California. From the start Nicon was not like the other girls. Rather than wearing dresses and playing with dolls Nicon would much rather be just like their brother. Nicon would rather run and play in the dirt than have tea parties and play dress up. But the adults of the family only shrugged it off, thinking perhaps they just had a tomboy on their hands.
Nicon and their brother both found a love for soccer at a young age. Many days as children they would pass a soccer ball between them in the yard, their parents looking on quite proudly. The Quincys seemed like any other average American family. They were loved by the town and seen as one of the happiest families in their particular neighborhood.
They were not as they seemed. Mr. Quincy was not happy at all in his marriage to Mary-Anne. His absence at the dinner table became a normal occurrence. Excuses of having to work late or school board meetings droned on and on. Mary-Anne became suspicious. When the twins were ten Mary-Anne found out what had really been going on. Buckley had been carrying on an affair with a single dad of one of the Salem High students. A divorce followed. Mary-Anne won sole custody of the kids and they sold the house to move to an apartment.
The divorce had a terrible effect on Caine. Oh, he seemed to be holding up well to their mom and to the rest of the public but Caine was brutal to his twin. Caine blamed Nicon for their parents' divorce, claiming if Nicon had just been the little girl 'she' should have been their parents would still be together. Indian-burns and other methods of pain were inflicted upon Nicon. Bruises became a usual sight on their skin and Nicon would just play it off as results of playing too hard.
Middle school was rougher than anticipated. Both twins were rivals for a position on the soccer team but Nicon was the one that made the team. The day the team list came out Caine pulled his twin behind the bleachers and began to beat Nicon up. At that point Nicon had learned some basic moves and defended themself. Of course they were out of practice and did not do much, which only caused Caine to laugh and state that Nicon 'fought like a girl'. This angered Nicon who shouted 'I am not a girl!' and punched Caine in the nose.
When dear mother found out, she was not thrilled. Both twins were grounded for a month, but Nicon's punishment was far worse than Caine's. Mary-Anne did not like the thought of having another fiasco in the family and began to force Nicon to wear dresses, heels, makeup, and (worse of all) the color pink. Thankfully Nicon had some friends on the soccer team and was able to hide clothes with them to change into while at school. The makeup was hard to wipe off but Nicon would deal with the eyeliner at least. Unfortunately not even a week into Nicon's plan and Caine ratted his twin out to dear old mum.
Nicon was sent to see a therapist to 'correct' this behavior but Nicon insisted they were not a girl. When asked what they were, Nicon would only say 'I don't know. But I am not a girl.' It wasn't until freshman year of high school that Mary-Anne gave up in forcing Nicon to wear girl's clothing and was at least happy Nicon was wearing makeup now. Caine continued in his abusive nature towards his twin, still angry at Nicon for 'everything'.
They were both accepted onto the Salem High soccer team which seemed to lessen the punches for a time being but once Nicon cut their hair for the first time, everything went downhill once more. Shouts of 'faggot' and 'trannie' were flung around the apartment. But Nicon remained strong, enduring the punishments and succeeding in school despite the horrors of home.
Nicon took a class after school to become a licensed EMT, mostly as an excuse to not be home. But Nicon discovered they had a knack for this 'saving lives' stuff and pursued it even to the point of becoming a volunteer EMT for Salem General. Their coworkers were very accepting of Nicon and one of the nurses suggested looking into Metric Academy for their Pre-med program. Nicon thought it was a good idea and also noticed that a Business program was offered as well. Nicon had made enough money through odd jobs and such that they could afford the school on their own, so during their junior year they applied and got in.
Going from Salem High to Metric Academy strained and even severed many friendships Nicon had. Nicon was seen as a traitor but honestly, it was an act of self-preservation. The less time around Caine and Mum, the less abuse they would receive. Here at Metric Nicon can be who they want to be. They acquired some tattoos, got onto the soccer team as a midfielder. Of course, some folks at Metric still don't trust Nicon because of having come from Salem high, but Nicon doesn't let that get them down.
They are a survivor, a warrior.
