I would be totally down for that! But no pressure of course :]
he/she/they
winter can usually be found wherever Leya is = another fun fact ~Leya Winter you just have a whole cinematic universe in your head ~Wist winter is the only person who would survive the machine uprising ~Europa
"The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the Master calls the butterfly." ~ Richard Bach
All right! If anyone wants to snag the optional parts, feel free to! Otherwise, I guess we should get this party started.
Can everybody post their character profiles by the end of the week, please?
Ubi caritas est vera, Deus ibi est.
"The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the Master calls the butterfly." ~ Richard Bach
Fairy Godmother: Hair: silver, long but usually done up in curls bound like large buns on either side of her head, with single tendrils hanging down by her neck. (think like Princess Leia but looser and bigger and not so round) Skin: Pale, powdered, with a bit of rouge on her cheeks. Eyes: A brilliant bright blue, with silver bits.
Personality: Fairy Godmother, Rather, Faye, Cinderella's Godmother, is a quiet, creative woman, who's fond of gardens and forests. Being Cinderella's Godmother, she is charged with the well being of the young woman.
However, much to her chagrin, the horrid lady of the house, hold no regard for her elder and the wretched woman won't let her interfere in any matters of her Goddaughter.
She does her best with what little magic she has. Of course, that must be kept a secret. Especially from the Lady of the house.
Clothes: Typically she favors shades of bright flowers, pastels like purple, pink and blue. Her favorite dress to wear is a simple butter blue garment. Featuring a wide elegant neckline, with a tight bodice that flares at the hips, encasing a flowing skirt that shimmers rather mysteriously. [/b]
I know my worth, anyone else opinion doesn't really matter -Agent Carter
