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Carolyn Anke Van Wrege
[SIZE= 20px]Age: 19[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Gender: Female[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Sexuality: Heterosexual[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Religion: Catholic [/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Personality: Shy, introverted, reserved, and rather awkward. [/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Background: Carolyn was an average child until the incident. Coming from a wealthy, German Christian family in good standing with the government, she had the brightest future ahead of her. Smart as could be and with an aptitude for mathematics, she was expected to be a genius, like her father, a prominent clinical scientist. [/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Then the incident occurred. While walking with her mother around München, her hometown, they were hit by a motor vehicle attempting to evade the police. Her mother was killed instantly, but she suffered a worse fate; Spinal damage that left her paralyzed from the waist down. She was in a coma for a few weeks, and when she awoke, she could no longer walk or function like a normal human. She was a freak, disabled, useless,[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]her bright future shattered like her bones and her heart. She lost her ability to walk and her beloved mother in one fell swoop. Her father immediately pulled her out of school and hired a tutor, a nanny, and other personal servants to take care of her. She dealt with the loss without her father. She resents him for this. He always tries to make up for it, giving extravagant gifts, anything she desires, but nothing could really fill the void. She became cold and stoic, a human vegetable. Useless as her legs.[/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]Extra: Carolyn's mother-figure after the incident was a maid named Hilda Monk. The woman lived to be 106 . When she died it left Carolyn more quiet than even before, prompting her father's return to science and clinical studies, now with the focus of returning his little girl to health and happiness. [/SIZE]
[SIZE= 20px]She also has a love of dolls. Her mother used to bring her dolls home whenever she would travel to other places, and she had quite the collection. She has a penchant for making them now, and has made hundreds of dolls, most looking similarly to her mother. [/SIZE]
{A photo of Carolyn and her mother, Elizabet}
