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quirks;;
Obsessed with shiny things and coffee.
Prefers sleeping in trees or in a huge
pair of moose antlers [on a
taxidermy moose gifted to her].
Loves cold weather and train rides.
Hates ham and fish, but loves
turkey and crawfish.
Fear of small birds.
Loves toucans and eagles.
Fear of squirrels.
Dislikes peanuts very strongly.
Hates dusk, but loves dawn
and the night.
Eyes are quite sensitive to light
due to their light color.
Obsessed with moose, and loves deer.
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username;;Micki.
name;;Enola [uh NO luh]
Native american name meaning, "Solitary."
[I also found it interesting that it spells
"Alone" backwards.] I chose this name due
to her way of life, and its tendency to be
a lonely way of life.

Her signature is displayed above.
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story explaining at least one part of her appearance;;Light grey eyes, white almost.
Long, dark, banded hair tied with a scarf.
This reflection was foreign, stranger than any of the things I'd seen thus far, and I'd seen more than most kiamaras ten years my senior had seen. Aside from myself, there is no one to fault for my misfortunes, but I'm not one to complain, as there have been fortunes and tales some would only dream of as well.
This image in the mirror was still not quite that of the type I was trying to impersonate, though. Something was missing.
Slowly, I picked up the jar of black creme sitting on the white porcelain sink and drew it across my eyelids. When I opened my eyes, I was staring back at one of their type. Truly, I do not think that one of their kind would be able to tell me apart from another of their kind. However, it had been disclosed to me months earlier, in the planning stage, that their type had many accessories and trinkets. So, upon the advise of that kiamara which disclosed that information to me [who will remain nameless], I thought it best to add more to my look, despite thinking I looked enough like one of their type.
I untied the folded scarf from my hair and ripped away a section of it. I folded the smaller section and tied it around my tail. I re-folded the rest of it and tied it back into my hair, making my hair a bit messier than before and sufficiently making me look a tad more like their type. Next came my feathers. I had several of them, and according to my source that just wouldn't do-- their kind generally only had a feather or two, or so he said. It took me many moments to decide which feather to keep, but finally I undid all of them except for the gray feather on my tail. I stashed one under my head scarf and placed another behind my right ear, both safely hidden away from view.
I shifted my gaze over to the rest of my feathers on the floor, longing to put them all back on, longing to be myself again- no. This was the new me. For as long as it would take this would be the new me. I'd better get used to it. I glanced at my new reflection once more before sliding out of the bathroom. I slipped silently from the door and into the cargo car.
I must have drifted off, because I awoke to the starling whistle.Behind the train dwindled the woods, slowly getting smaller as I watched. Letting out a slew of very unladylike words, I scrambled to gather my things. Closing my eyes, I jumped. I trudged in the snow towards the woods. It wasn't long before I was greeted by a band of their type, whose leader offered to take me back to their meeting fire. Gladly, I accepted. I did have a job to do, after all.
Staring back at the face of the elder woman and her young, handsome son I easily found myself believing the legend. Surely these were the people who held the jewels of Esmeralda- I couldn't imagine anyone else having them.
Days later, I found myself sitting by the fire listening to the tales of the woods. I was just as entranced by them as I had been by the prospect of Esmeralda's jewels. I'd forgotten why I was here, just for a moment, and that was enough...
I had bought into my own con.