User: FindTheSilverLining

Name: Lily Le

Gender: Female

Age: 15

Occupation: Student

Appearance: Hazel eyes, Short hair, 5'8, Wears an oversized black zip-up hoodie, faded jeans, and black converse sneakers.

Celebrity look-alike: Shailene Woodley

Status: Lily is seen as socially awkward but she doesn't really care to categorize herself.

Year: Freshman

Personality: Lily suffers from maniac depression (bipolar). At times she is quite sunny and outgoing. At other times, Lily can be quite the depressive character. When in a period of mania, Lily strives for adventure and loves to explore opposed to when she is experiencing depression. During those periods, she tends to have a grimmer outlook on life and occasionally can even behave and speak in a sadistic manner. Because of being homeschooled, Lily is as socially awkward as one can get. She views making friends an unnecessary hassle, and might not be the first one to reach out and get acquainted. However, she does try to be kind and accommodating for the few friends she has. Lily occasionally eavesdrops on conversations out of habit.

Background: Lily is of Asian and European descent and she was raised in a well to do family. In the small family of four, Lily was the younger of a set of twins. The two were home-schooled by a governess and because of this, Lily had developed poor socializing skills due to her lack of interaction with children her age. Her parents were often consumed in their work and Lily strongly resent them for not making time for the family. Because of this, Lily always tried to misbehave in their presence out of spite. Her parents deemed her a problem child and decided to tuck her in the first out-of-the-way boarding school they could find once she was old enough to attend high school.

Relationships:

- Close cousins with Ariadne Rane.

- Best friends with Clove Dahlia.

Extra: Lily always carries a moleskine pocket notebook and pen with her to jot down notes or doodles that pop up in her head. She also has the tendency to stare off into space when thinking.