Kellie Leyland

Name: Kellie Leyland
Age: 17
Gender: Female
Eyes: Dark blue & dark green
Hair: Inky black; very straight, clean, neat
Height: 5'8
Body Type: Thin
Skin Color: Pale
God Parent: Athena
Mortal Parent: Richard Leyland
Country of Origin: Great Britain
Pets: None
Talents: Photographic memory
Weapon**: None
Personality: Apathetic, brave, introspective, introvert, laughs at things other don't, Virgo, bookworm, inventive.
Flaws: Apathetic, inconsiderate, rude.
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Life Before Camp*: Kellie lived with her father, Richard Leyland, and her father's sister, Melody Leyland. Her father, a businessman, is very strict and wanted Kellie to focus on education her entire time as an adolescent. She only attended online school and never really interacted with children. She didn't mind, being alone, since she could read all the books she wanted. But her family thinks she's crazy and was about to send her to a children's asylum until her Aunt died suddenly from a monster attack and she was whisked away by a satyr named Edwin. He took her to Camp Half-Blood. Kellie was a strange child always interested in the paranormal and the demonic. She never cried in her entire life, not even as a child, and she doesn't think much of anyway, although she doesn't say so out loud. That would be stupid.
RP Example*:
Any notes about your characters:

Hi!

- Are her eyes different colour or are they those two colours at once?
- Zodiac sign is not a part of personality
- She must've cried as a baby...

Rest looks good :D

1) Two colors at one time
2) Virgo should count because the Virgo personality traits
3) No she never cried

- add the Virgo personality traits in in that case :)
- I'm sorry but all babies and toddlers cry, and it's not shameful at all. If you want you can say she never cried after the age of seven?

I'm not supposed to be involved, but I feel like I gotta add in that it is scientifically proven that when a newborn comes out, they always cry, as a mechanism to help them get oxygen. If they don't, then they will have serious complications later on.

So, Morgan's right. All babies cry, or they will most likely die after childbirth.