Basic Information
| Nickname | Thirteen |
|---|---|
| D.O.B | November 13 |
| Age | 29-30 |
| Height | 5ft 3inches |
| Build | Toned, athletic |
| MBTI | ISTP |
| Enneagram | 5w6 |
Description
An androgynous person who becomes bitter and disillusioned with their career, and quits to join an organisation that is either dangerous or handles dangerous matters to escape the dreariness of their life or to feel alive.
Themes
Stray black cats, smoking, blue, ocean, moon, sky, red flowers
Personality
Her personality is calm and easy-going, but secretive. She comes and goes like a stray cat.
Always looks tired and scrunkly, it doesn't seem like they take much care of themself. However, despite the appearance they are easy to talk to but they can also easily navigate conversations that leave you feeling like you didn't really get to know them except at surface-level.
They are good at keeping people at an arm's distance away, preferring not to get to close to anyone due to an inherent sense of distrust for those around them. It is the kind of distrust in which they do not hold against you, more like a sense of zero expectation to avoid later disappointment.
On the other hand, they are very good at keeping promises among friends and are very responsible and dependable when it comes to work.
Typical Backstory
- Divorced parents, looks up to dad
- Became a cop with a goal of becoming a detective
- Corruption in the force leads her to become bitter and at some point quits
- Ends up joining an organisation that is either supernatural or deals with dangerous matters
Thirteen's narrative often explores breaking away from the mundane, a struggle to distinguish between purpose and self-destructive thrill-seeking. There is a sense of rebirth in which they abandon their life to clear the path to a more authentic existence.
In relationships, Thirteen's dynamic with others tend to be one-sided. While they do not share much about themself, they often hone in one someone, giving them lots of attention like a temporary place of refuge before quietly slipping away to another person like a stray cat making its rounds. Very rarely do they feel the need to stay longer or to even make a home where they are welcome.