Kristy

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## Appearance

Kristy stands at around 5'8", and is pretty slim. She sports dark navy blue eyes, and similarly dyed navy blue hair, her real hair color is blonde. Kristy has messy, long hair that covers both ears, topped off with a sloppy cowlick. Her loves to wear skirts layered on top of black or brown tights, this is 90% of what she wears on a daily basis. Most strikingly is the bandage across the left side of her face. She also has a wide range of freckles spanning from the bridge of her nose to both cheeks.

## Background

Born in Cannon Beach, Oregon, Kristy was the 2nd child of Milo Chavvy and Jasmine Montana, and the younger sister of Craig Chavvy. Kristy would be born without a left eye, and not just missing the eye but completely lacking a socket as well. This was extremely concerning to the doctor and her parents alike, so Kristy would spend the first 5 months of her life being cared for by the hospital as professionals examined her unusual physical deformity. It was eventually determined that it was simply a birth defect, and would not cause her any physical harm later in her life, and she was sent home from the hospital.

Kristy's defect led her to feeling like an outcast and a freak, so she grew her hair out over the left side of her face in order to make it invisible to others. In her early years, Kristy was shy to the other kids at her school, and she struggled with many simple tasks, such as paying attention and properly holding a pencil. But most of all, Kristy struggled with depth perception, rarely being able to gauge distances and sizes.

Between 5th and 6th grade, Kristy would come to terms with her defect, and would cut her hair short, showing off her half-blank face for everyone to see. Some people would be uncomfortable or scared by it, but a couple of people would also show great interest in her difference, including her best friend at the time, Freya, who she would first meet after Freya asked about her eye. Throughout 6th grade, Kristy and Freya would become inseparable best friends, and would rarely be apart both in and out of school. Throughout the course of 6th and 7th grade, Kristy could feel herself slowly developing what she could only explain as a crush on Freya, but she told herself that it wasn't true, as Kristy was raised being taught that being attracted to other girls was bad.

Come 8th grade, Kristy couldn't contain it anymore and would eventually come to terms with her feelings for Freya, and would ask her to attend the school's "Fall-Lovefair" dance with her, to which Freya, albeit surprised, happily accepted. To this day, Kristy still holds the night that dance happened as one of her favorite memories of her life. For the rest of 8th grade, Kristy and Freya would remain incredibly close but refusing to ask the big question. On the first day of freshmen year of high school, Kristy would finally ask Freya to be her girlfriend, and to no one's surprise, she obliged happily. The two of them would remain together for over a year, moving their relationship into sophomore year. Their relationship was known by many of their peers, some scoffed at it, some supported it, but they didn't care either way, because they where happy.

This all changed near the end of 10th grade, when one day Freya would approach Kristy in the hall before school and tell her that Freya's mother found out and was forcing her to break up with Kristy. Kristy begged her to stay, but Freya was too afraid of her mother to stand up for herself, so with a heavy heart, she said her goodbyes. Kristy and Freya attempted to stay friends afterwards but unfortunately it just didn't seem to work out. Kristy would spend the remaining years of high school with very few friends and average grades.

Once graduated, Kristy would move out of Cannon Beach as she was seeking new horizons, and would find herself living in an apartment in the not-so-far-away town of Lavender Line, where she has spent the last 2 years of her life, picking up a job at a clothing store in the mall and making many friends with the people of the town, finally feeling at home, and finally feeling accepted.