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🦋 OOC Information

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🦋 IC Information

🦋 Personality

• Green

The Green, a plasma that contains within it a neuroparasite. To Dutch, it’s complicated and infuriating, altering the course of not just her life, but those of The Quad. The parasite attempts to perfect its host, and when it bonds with a human, they become Hullen. With that comes superior strength, stamina, and the ability to heal. Her father figure Khylen, the same man who turned her into a weapon, was Hullen. Dutch wanted him dead, or so she thought. In the end, when he sacrificed himself to destroy Arkyn’s source of the green plasma, she wept as he died in her arms. Complicated.

Then there’s Aneela. Turns out she’s actually the daughter of Khylen and Dutch looks identical to her, but he doesn’t know how or why, just that she's long since gone batshit crazy. It’s why he chose to tutor her. See, becoming Hullen is often a messy, dangerous procedure, but those who are emotionally detached, broken even have a better chance of surviving it. So, he broke mentally and emotionally from a young age to save her when he eventually made her Hullen. She’s still processing all this brand spanking new information.


• Dead

That’s what happens to people around her. Her husband died by her own hand. Her father figure just died in her arms. The Arkyn plasma is now dead as well. Her friend Pawter died right in front of her trying to save Westerley. She couldn’t stop it from happening.

Dutch has nightmares of death. Of the ones at her hands, the ones she couldn’t stop, and the ones still to come that will likely be because of her. She sees the lifeless eyes of her Killjoy partners and found family D’avin and John in pools of blood. The guilt is constant.

It’s also what she does best. Making people dead. It’s about time she embraced it. Might as well use the skills she’s only honed as a Reclamation Agent to fight the war against the invading alien species, even if it will likely get everyone dead in the process.

Dead or Hullen.


• Dance

Dutch has learned that there are many ways to dance. There’s the typical sort with a partner or by oneself to music. It’s not something she’s enjoyed for quite some time. Even when she dances with D’avin as a way to try and mend the broken trust from when he tried to kill her, it’s too intimate, and she feels too vulnerable. She can’t continue.

One dancing she quite enjoys is against an opponent, and yes absolutely she prefers to lead. Whether it’s sparring with a partner to relieve stress and avoid dealing with her emotions and problems, or hand to hand combat in the thick of a mission. There’s a thrill of winning, of surviving, of taking down her opponent, particularly when they’re much bigger than her.

Then there’s the horizontal mambo, an even better way to avoid dealing with life like an adult. She’s even been known to work out her issues with visits to the local sexxors. It’s a little messier with someone she cares about (a friend), but sometimes that happens too. As a note, Dutch prefers leading here too.

Negotiations and persuasion sometimes proceed as less physical parley, but require intellectually delicate maneuvering that can often flow similarly to dancing. It’s about give and take, when to lead and when to follow. As a Killjoy, she often must reign in her impulsive, emotional urges to commit violence to instead navigate through the mission via the art of clever words, a sultry look, or a strategic silence.


• Sin

After murdering her husband, her last mission for her supposed freedom, Yalena flees her sins and chooses to become Dutch. She surrounds herself with people who fall on the morally good side of grey, starting with John Jacobis, who she meets when he attempts to steal her ship. They join the RAC as Killjoy partners, where she can use her skills born and molded through sins to sometimes help people.

If it's something Dutch has learned, sins are in the eye of the beholder, and the history of those atrocities are written by those in power or those who survive. It's usually one and the same. Nine oligarchical families known as The Nine control The Company, which controls the Quad, and they've committed every sin imaginable to squeeze every last joy of profit out of the low born, working classes. It's just good business.

Killjoys aren't supposed to choose a side. It's in the oath. Take no sides. The warrant is all. But the situation in the Quad with The Company, The Nine, and the Hullen has become so dire that Dutch has decided to go to war for it.


• Child

What’s it like to have a relatively normal childhood? It's difficult for Dutch to comprehend anything but her own, which was more or less a charcuterie of trauma. They created a survivor, herself and Khlyen, and as much as she hates to admit it, their messy, complicated relationship built her to be the best chance the revolution has against the Hullen. She avoids thinking about all of it, and few but her closest found family know the intricacies of her childhood.

Despite the cloaking of that personal information, she's never hesitant to be the dagger when it comes to protecting or saving a child, and those who mistreat their own children receive poorly restrained ire. Sure she's projecting, but as far as Dutch's concerned it's well earned collateral damage. Consider it space bounty hunter justice.




🦋 Fae Court


List your top three choices for your characters adoptive court. The mods will choose the one out of those three options that seems the most fitting based on your app.

• AUTUMN


• DUSK


• SPRING

Ability:
3) Yes, but they either have no ability of their own, or they refuse to trade theirs away; they will buy their court's ability on credit.



🦋 RP Samples


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