PEARSON, regina rae

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REGINA RAE PEARSON

FULL NAME: Regina Rae Pearson

NICKNAMES: Reggie

AGE: 23 

GENDER: Female 

SEXUALITY: Bisexual 

STATUS: Single

GROUP: Citizen 

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JOB OCCUPATION: Wedding Photographer

HAIR: Brown, down to her mid back.

EYES: Blue 

SCARS/BIRTHMARKS: : she has a scar on her hip from a cigarette, which she got when she was drunk.

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PIERCINGS: Ears

PLAY-BY: Emily DiDonato

LIKES:

• Photography
• Drawing
• Taking pictures of herself and friends.
• Nature
• Animals
• Hiking
• Drinking
• Weed
• Alcohol
• Parties
• Music Festivals

DISLIKES:

• The fact that she doesn't fit in with her family.
• Science
• Cocaine 
• Sports
• Small dogs
• Swimming
• Driving
• Bugs
• Lemonade
• Kids

FEARS:

• Barney
• Death
• Having children
• Getting married

SECRETS: She's had an abortion or two in her lifetime. 

PERSONALITY: Reggie is fun. She's up for almost anything, and she's normally the one who pressures her peers into doing stuff with her. She's very social, and she can make friends almost anywhere she goes. But that doesn't mean she has a lot of close friends. The friends she does have are just the people she has a good time with at parties or when she's drunk. She's afraid of commitment, and the only relationship she's ever been in was an open relationship. She's a free-spirit who believes we were put on the Earth to have a good time. She loves going out on the town at three in the morning and just having a blast. She's not ready to grow up; she wants to enjoy her youth while she still has it. 

MOTHER: Amanda - 55

FATHER: William - 55

SIBLINGS: Samuel - 25 (brother)
                  Dakota - 14 (brother) 

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HOMETOWN: Alaska

HISTORY: amanda and william were high school sweethearts. amanda was captain of the cheerleading team, a track runner, and a straight 'a' student, while william was the quarter back on the football team, great with the ladies, and got nerds to do his work. it didn't take long for them to have their first son. then they had me. yes, those are my parents. and i'm nothing like them.



i was born as regina rae pearson on august seventh, 1994. my homestate of alaska is where i was born and raised. my parents raised us to belive that sports were life. i was into sports up util a certain age. when i was four, they put me in little league t-ball, little league soccer, and dance. i was living in the shadow of my family. my brother was a football player at his young age. my dad wanted him to be exactly how he was in school.



when i was six, my youngest brother came into the picture. there was less pressure on me to succeed in my sports, but there was still pressure. most people looked at me as samuel's little sister. i wasn't me unless i talked about sports and my older brother and how cool he was. people just didn't pay attention to me if i talked about something worth while.



when i was ten, i finally put my foot down. i didn't want anything to do with sports anymore. the looks on my parents faces shocked me. they were laughing. they thought it was a joke. it wasn't. i refused to do anymore sports from then on. they finally got the picture, and they started paying more attention to my brothers than me. i was still their daughter; they loved me. i just didn't interest them anymore.



i went and supported my brothers. we've always had a good relationship. we just weren't extremely close. i had nothing to hide, really. neither did they. dakota started acting exactly like sam did. it was like the perfect family with me on the side.



during middle school, i was always known as samuel's sister. i was expected to be everything he was, only in girl form. but i wasn't. i never was. i was forced to be someone completely different than who i really was by my parents. they pushed dancing on me, but i refused. i hated getting dressed up in frilly outfits, and i hated going to practices all the time.



by the time i was in eighth grade, i was entering photo contests, winning, usually. in fact, my photography teacher claimed that i was the best he'd ever taught. i remember recieving my award, my parents there, cheering me on. it was the proudest moment in my life.



our picture perfect family crumbled a smidge when my mother got a call from her brother. i didn't even know my parents had siblings. they refused to even let us visit family, let alone receive birthday cards from grandparents. they felt their families were foul. anyways, i was twelve. i was sitting at the kitchen table, playing go fish with dakota while sam talked to his girlfriend at the time.



my mom was fuming on the phone, and my dad had to calm her down. i heard bits and pieces of what was going on. something about a cousin i had named alexander. he was the same age as sam was, and he'd run off for some reason. i hadn't heard every detail, but that was the first time i'd heard of family outside of this little one. word reached out that we knew alexander's family, and my parents tried to get us out of the media scandals. we were claimed to have hidden him. what did this kid look like? i didn't have the slightest idea, but he was ruining our lives. i was curious about him. i really was. after a few months, i'd found out he was wanted for murder. i couldn't believe a kid my own brother's age killed someone. it was shocking. and soon, the media dyed down. life was going back to normal.



i was still the outcast, but i began ballet for my parents. things had been tough between them since the family incident. my mom wanted to reach out to them, but my dad said no. so she didn't. the publicity was good for my oldest brother. he got more girls, more awards, etc. in high school, he immediately took quarterback. i was on the side lines taking pictures of him.



i won more awards, and i got into modeling when i was a freshman. i also go into drawing the nature scene's i'd see on my way to and from school. alaska was snowy a lot of the time, and i learned how to paint and draw snow as if it were real. thanks to my photography scenes, i got to keep the image in my mind all the time. by this time, though, i quit ballet.



this made my parents upset with me, so i stayed outside more. one night, i went to a kids club, where they had karaoke, and i sang onstage. i'm never doing it again, but it made me realize that i could sing and not have stage fright. when i was fifteen, i entered a modeling competition, and sang for them. i didn't win, but i got honorable mention. my mom tried to make me pageant queen, but i refused to be degraded to such.



after a few months, i begged my parents to let me go out and experience the world. they allowed me, sending me to daze high school. i slipped the brochure in my dad's newspaper. i had done my research, finding out there was a similar sounding named boy at daze to the cousin i supposedly hid. plus, my mom's brother's kids went there. the dawn's. if i couldn't meet alexander, i sure wanted to meet them.



and so i went. and i had a blast my first couple of days. or weeks. whatever. and i met my cousins on new years. that was nice. sure, they were weirded out and they really didn't like me, but that's okay. i got to meet them. i got what i wanted. and eventually, we became closer. i still haven't told my parents, and i don't plan to. but i met apollo, and that was great. we broke up when i moved to ny. i always thought it had a wonderful picture quality, plus it had better business opportunities. 

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