Synopsis
17 year old, Paraplegic, Mechanical Engineer
Description
Jax is 5'6'' tall last she new, but hasn't stood up in over a year. She has shoulder length blonde hair. her Upper body is fit, but not muscular from the constant exercise that comes with being in a wheelchair, her legs are just beginning to lose their definition and are starting to get thinner, though her regular exercise program helps a bit. Jax's Chest is not huge, but began at a young age, giving her a very noticably feminine shape. her features are average, as is her complexion giving her a natural beauty.
Personality
Jax is very personable and kind, with a wide scale sense of humor. She would like to get along with everyone, but knows that is impossible. Jax is an extremely gifted electronics and mechanical expert, able to successfully repair or build extremely complex machines, even graduating from high school at 12 and recieving a degree in mechanical engineering before she was old enough to drive. Jax does not like to be defined by her disability, but is accepting of its limitations and is not opposed to asking for help when she needs it
Equipment / Abilities
Jax's equipment of course will vary slightly based on the story in which she's played, but there are a few things.
her wheelchair of course, its very light weight, Hot Pink titanium frame, with a suspension, carbon fiber wheels.
her tool box, given to her by her grandfather, though it contains only a basic set of mechanics tools, it has a special connection for her
her robot Mac, it purpose is to assist her with tools and simple tasks, though its abilities and design would be modified based on the story.
History
When Jax was 15 she was a Junior in College but unable to attend the party where all of her friends had gone, due to her age, so she chose to stay alone in the engineering lab and work on her project which would eventually become her Robot, Mac. Just before Midnight, Jax closed up the lab and was walking back to her dorm when a drunk driver jumped the curb and pinned her against the corner of a building. When Jax woke a few days later she was told that in addition to a broken leg, and a dislocated shoulder, her spinal cord had been severed at T12, leaving her paralyzed from the waist down. After several months of therapy and the realization that she would never walk again, Jax returned to school and finished her degree in Mechanical Engineering, becoming the youngest graduate in her colleges history.
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