Irene Davenport

Appearance
Irene stands at 5’4” with long, bright red hair that drapes down to just above her buttocks. She is very slim looking fairly frail. Piercing blue eyes hide behind a pair of thinly-framed glasses and the occasional lock of hair. Her skin tone is on the tanner side, as someone who spends a lot of time in the sun. A plain silver bracelet hangs from her left wrist, small pearl earrings hide behind her hair, and a sapphire pendant hangs from a silver chain around her neck. Clothing regularly includes loose t-shirts or modest blouses with a long skirt.

Personality
Irene’s personality matches her hair color, fiery and loud. She is a very exciting character to be around, often meeting risky situations head on and with a grin on her face. She loves meeting new people, and takes care of her good friends as if they were her children. She is very sarcastic and quick to judge people, but is very open to change her view.

Quirks and Random Facts

 * Loves the idea of witchcraft.
 * Occasionally plays online video games and is accidentally good.
 * Ambidextrous, but mainly uses her right hand.

Backstory
Irene Davenport has lived a very calm life. She was born in Salem, Massachusetts where she was raised by her single father who worked as a chemist in a small pharmacy. Growing up with a parent like her own taught her how to live by herself, picking up cooking very quickly. She quickly become more and more independent as her father became more engrossed in his work during her first years of high school, where she often ended up taking care of her father when he worked himself into the ground. She was midway through her sophomore year of high school when her father told her they would be moving due to his work, which was a devastating blow to Irene since she would be leaving all of her friends behind. Her summer has started off to a rocky start with the move, but ever optimistic Irene stands ready to power through the year.

Persona
Beaivi, Sami goddess of the sun, spring, fertility and sanity, who restored the mental health of those driven mad by the darkness of the winter. For reference.