Williams, Reese

POSITIVE TRAITS

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FREEFORM

Theme Song: late to the flight by LUMP

"If you keep rolling with dices,
Keep that stake in your heart."

BACKSTORY SUMMARY

- Reese was born in Rosewell, Virginia to two working parents and their older brother, becoming close due to their parents working most of the day. Growing up, school itself went pretty...neutral for Reese and their brother; where he thrived on social interaction, Reese prefered to keep more to themselves. Where Reese adored things like music and art, her brother felt awkward and went for things like math and science. The duo were complete opposites and they couldn't be happier. But then...they began to drift as things began to shift.

- Everything begins to go sideways as the siblings grew up and Reese hit their sophomore year of high school; First, their brother has to leave for college (which made Reese feel more alone than ever, even though they keep around his necklace to remember him by), then their dad gets laid off due to a sudden downsizing of the company, forcing him to find new work. Combine with Reese's grades not being the best and the need to make some sort of money for the household and suddenly the entire world is putting pressure on the teal-haired teen.

- Reese doesn't know what to do at first; the sudden pressure causes a dissemblance within themselves, and it's not like they don't want to help their family - they do! Which is what makes it harder. What can they do? So they begin to search for part-time job work on top of their schoolwork to do. Soon, they have a gig as a waiting staff at a local diner, which helps bring in a bit of cash. But then, the pressure begins to build. They are suddenly let go, which causes their parents to accuse Reese of not trying 'hard enough', which causes even more pressure to build and finally causes Reese to have a mental breakdown.

- After this breakdown, Reese began to develop coping mechanisms to deal with said stress like hiding in their room like a hermit and writing songs about their feelings. It goes pretty well, and they begin to teach themselves how to play the ukulele in order to sing said songs. It, at first, seems like everything is beginning to become harmonious. But then one day, Reese's computer goes off with a odd notification. Out of curiosity, they click said notification, and suddenly they feel a pull on their body and everything goes black.