

mid-life
baccara; a dark rose's meaning is deep passion, commitment and unconscious beauty.
female
p e r s o n a l i t y
"Time is not measured by clocks, but by moments."
Snow is like time, cold to those who confront it, fast to drop, fast to melt. Baccara can be seen as cold because of her straight-forward attitude and serious expression. Being straight-forward and honest with others has always been a motto for her- especially because of past relationships that ended because of a lack of honesty. Baccara doesn't sugar-coat, and you shouldn't expect her to. It isn't surprising she is bitter and holds such a strong viewpoint on memories- as she has experienced many bad ones within her lifetime.
Baccara is a very hardworker when it comes to anything she does. She is quite antisocial and often gets sucked into her work and never has time for such social events. Time is precious, any little mistake and you could alter history for generations- she know this well and makes it a point to not waste others' time, as she expects for you not to waste her time in return. She carries a pocket watch everywhere for this very reason. She refers to it to make sure she is on par with her schedules and so that she can time how quickly she completes her tasks. She takes pride in how much work she is able to complete and feels superior to others because of her good work ethics. Baccara, after her death, created a habit of getting angry quickly and questioning authorities above her, thus getting herself into trouble.
u n i t e d k i n g d o m
September 2nd, 1819
Current age: 24
Current state: mortal
"Look at that girl's hair, how gross", "Heard her father is a criminal", "Did you know she was illegitimate?"
The whispers, I've gotten use to it, don't worry. It isn't new to me, I've been the talk of this town since I was born. I'm not sure whether I should feel proud of that, but I don't let it get to me anymore. My mother taught me to do this and I'm glad she did.
A bell rang from above her head as she entered the post office. "Mrs. Bakula, how may I help you?" The kind, baby-faced postman asked me, with a smile. "Any new mail?" Bakula smiled back in response. The postman shuffled around some files. "No, ma'am.... hmm" He drifted off. "Oh! Actually, your husband... he told me to give this to you, here you are." He handed the envelope over to Bakula. Bakula hadn't seen her husband in many days, he worked in the army under Frederick Philipse Robinson during that time. Bakula worked hard to support herself by volunteering at a bakery near her home (the old woman running the shop would give her all of the tips each day she worked). Bakula was in no way rich, in fact she was just barely getting by. It was frowned upon for women to have proper jobs, so she didn't have much choice.
Bakula opened the envelope gently, sliding two sheets of paper out.
Dear Bakula,
I unfortunately will no longer be coming home to you. I deeply apologize for the suddenness, however I have fallen for a much younger maiden than you and a rich one at that. She is the general's daughter. It will benefit my status in the military. I hope you can understand that being away from you has caused my feelings to change greatly. I sent you the divorce papers with my signature. Please send them back as soon as possible. Sorry I could not treat you better. You deserve someone much better than I.
Signed,
Alexander R. Ridge
Tears blurred her vision, her cheeks burned red in anger. She was tempted to scream aloud and crumple the papers, however that would be unfit for a lady. She smiled up at the postman. "Oh." She cleared her throat as tears streamed down her face. "What a surprise. Thank you, kind sir. I should be going now." Her eyebrows furrowed together, in pain. "Sure, ma'am. Come by if you need anything else." Bakula left the post office swiftly and, once outside, used the papers to hide her saddened face from the world. She walked out into the middle of the street, forgetting to look both ways before crossing. "Hey! Lady!" A voice called out. She didn't hear him. "Ma'am look out! .... Look out!"
thump
Bakula was thrown sideways, the papers that were in her hand were thrown into the air. She had an awful pain in her head, she lifted her hand to feel the wound as blood dripped down her cheek. Bakula couldn't move. She could faintly hear gasps of witnesses and the neighing of horses. There, 1819, Bakula was pronounced dead, cause: injury to the head being trampled by horses.
h e a v e n
years later...
Current state: heavenly angel
Mortal name: Bakula
Angelic name: Baccara
"Angel Baccara, formerly known as Bakula." A loud, booming voice called out from above her. "Do you confess to sinning in heaven?" She glanced upwards briefly. "I do." She said coldly. "Do you acknowledge that defying and questioning the gods are both sins that cannot be forgiven in heaven?" She nodded. There was a pause. "You will be sent into Purgatory for eternity for defying the Gods." The voice boomed, its voice vibrating through the golden clouds. Baccara's eyes widened. "What-" She caught herself and paused. "Gracious God, please reconsider." She bit her tongue and looked up at the sky. "The gods of the heavenly realm have discussed and have chosen this as a fitting punishment. Therefore, I will not retract this punishment, it is final." Baccara looked up angrily at the sky, an angry fire filled her eyes. "You know what-" She began to angrily curse the Gods, however she was interrupted by a sudden darkness.
p u r g a t o r y
the same day...
Current state: fallen angel
Angelic name: Baccara
She looked around for anyone. "Um. Hello? Where am I?" She took a few steps forward and fell into nothing. The fall felt endless, in fact it was. Purgatory? She thought. Baccara couldn't even see her hands in the darkness.
Whispers filled her ears. "Baccara." "Baccara." They would repeat. "Why did you do it?" "Dumb little girl." "Why do you do this to yourself?" "Why couldn't you just be quiet for once?" "Why did you have to say anything?" "You knew this would happen." "Why are you crying?" "Are you scared?" "Your skin is so soft." Baccara felt the prickle of claws on her right side. She pressed a hand to it, but felt nothing. The invisible claw drew a long scratch from her side to her stomach. Then, she felt multiple claws. 5? 6? 10? 20? She couldn't count... They all scratched her. The pain was unimaginable- like millions of knives slashing you at once, that's how she would describe it. She screamed out in agony. Tears streamed down her face, snot flew from her nose. The whispers continued to fill her ears without sympathy. Baccara's head throbbed.
"Ugh!" She called out. "Just be quiet!" She shouted. The whispers faded away. The scratches burned her skin. Baccara felt a tug on her wrists, she was suddenly suspended in the air by a rope of darkness. Thus birthed Fallen Angel Baccara, committed to the chains of darkness and pain until judgement day.



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