Freya Jayce Adams

freya jayce adams.

ranges from seventeen to twenty-four depending on roleplay, generally 17-21

female, of course. how could you think otherwise?

straight.

"i'd say that was amusing but i feel like this comment oozes more sarcasm."

"once in a while someone manages to amaze me in a good way... good job."

sleep, reading, drawing, writing, music, nature, night, quiet parks, lemonade. dark stories, cats, pianos. learning new things, freshly baked cookies, photography. her notebook. "let me do as i please and we should be good, k? oh, and never expect me to leave my notepad behind. just the idea is monstrous."

overly enthusiastic people, being woken up, being torn away from whatever she happens to be doing, the sound of babies crying, people who talk too much (especially to her), new concepts that she can't understand. "seriously, if you're a child or dumb just stay away from me..."

realistic and logical, strong musical ability, focused. "i'd say i'm the best, but i only have a few high points... oh well, i am anyways."

often seems overly pessimistic, often gets too in to what she's doing, judging. "if you get on my bad side be prepared to stay there."

"i'd tell you but then they wouldn't be a secret, would they?"

highly secretive, sarcastic, and reserved. freya is highly introverted and not one to waste her breath. she's quick, blunt, and to the point about just about everything in her life  - she feels no need to hold back her feelings on things when other's irritate her, and she's quick to judge. however, she hates being judged, and she hates hypocrites. she knows she is one, though. "everyone has character flaws," she would tell you with a quick shrug if you ever brought that up. she understands the the world will never truely have equility, and she doesn't believe in fighting for it. if it was meant to come, it would come on its own. and, in all honesty, who wants a world where everyone is equal? there'd be nothing fun to go on. and, in her opinion, dumbasses don't deserve rights. freya is on the pessimistic side (or, as she calls it, the 'realistic side - after all, reality is more negative than it is light') and is fairly good at seeing the bad side of things. however, the realist in her uses that to her advantage - it's bad? well, perhaps we could do this and we can get away. overly optimistic people get on her nerves, as do overly pessimistic people. "seriously, guys. there's a happy medium where you can see the bad but understand it." this doesn't necessarily make her mean, however - she's actually a very good friend. she's highly loyal to those she's close to, generally tolerable, and always willing to lend a hand to her friends.

freya carries a small notebook of lined paper with her at all times. the front cover, which is green and has the words "freya adams" etched in black ink on to it, is faded and falling off, the holes around the notebook's rings falling apart. inside are many drawings, ideas, and sketches, that freya comes up with when she needs to occupy herself. there's nothing outright bad in this book, but if you try and take it from her it won't end well.

emaya rain adams - mother: emaya gave freya her eyes, but that's about where the similarities end. emaya is a sweet, extroverted soul while her daughter is anything but. the two manage to tolerate each other, however. 

jackon richard adams - father: jackson has more of freya in him than her mother does. he's quiter than his wife, but more strict. he raised freya to be the way she is - collected and logical. he's a business man who, in freya's later years, stopped being around very much due to business meetings.

jameson alec adams - twin brother: james is freya's fraternal twin, younger than her by fifteen minutes. he's very much like her, and he's her best friend. however, he's a little more extroverted than his sister.

andrew james ritcker - childhood friend: freya's best friend from the time she was four until the time she was fifteen. at that point, drew moved away and she hasn't seen him since.

fiona mae lynn - childhood friend: freya's other best friend. they met when she was seven, and they split ways when she was sixteen. freya still manages to keep in contact with fiona, unlike drew.

carla jean ericson - pseudo-friend: freya's not actually fond of her, and she's well aware that the blonde is just friends with her to try and get at james. carla's one wrong step from getting punched in the face. freya finds her useful, though - she's dumb and willing to do whatever freya asks of her. (only for younger-aged rps)

freya's history is pretty simple. she was born at thirty-five weeks pregnancy about fifteen minutes before her brother, james, made his debut. they grew up in a fairly stable household, though both her parents had very different styles. freya became very much like her father, and james adopted the same general personality while grabbing his mother's outgoing, slightly extroverted style.

honestly their past was fairly simple. eventually her two friends moved away, but then freya adopted a new one or two. the older the twins got the less daddy was around, but oh well. freya thinks he's being a cheater, but she has nothing to use to prove that.