Difference between revisions of "Mitzi/Hooks"

Latest revision as of 23:13, 23 January 2020

Chicago Native: Settled with her family in Lawndale.

Vintage Fashion: Her clothes would look like they came out of her grandmother's closet.

Book-keeper: Kept the ledgers for her mafia boyfriend.

Diaspora: Came to America with her family from Ukraine, avoiding the Jewish pogroms.

Organized Crime: Mafia-adjacent, as she did the books.

Yenta: She's a terrible flirt, and a terrible gossip. Any chance to dish, she will.

Hysteria: Attention-seeking, approval-seeking. Mitzi experience highs and lows on a daily basis.

Street-walkers: Has a kinship with the ladies of the evening.

Former Whip: Used to handle the day-to-day of her sire and boyfriend, the Malkavian Primogen of Chicago.

Lost Generation: Technically part of the next, she's always had more in common with the era of Hemingway and Steinbeck.

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+'''Chicago Native:''' Settled with her family in Lawndale.
+'''Vintage Fashion:''' Her clothes would look like they came out of her grandmother's closet.
+'''Book-keeper:''' Kept the ledgers for her mafia boyfriend.
+'''Diaspora:''' Came to America with her family from Ukraine, avoiding the Jewish pogroms.
+'''Organized Crime:''' Mafia-adjacent, as she did the books.
+'''Yenta:''' She's a terrible flirt, and a terrible gossip. Any chance to dish, she will.
+'''Hysteria:''' Attention-seeking, approval-seeking. Mitzi experience highs and lows on a daily basis.
+'''Street-walkers:''' Has a kinship with the ladies of the evening.
+'''Former Whip:''' Used to handle the day-to-day of her sire and boyfriend, the Malkavian Primogen of Chicago.
+'''Lost Generation:''' Technically part of the next, she's always had more in common with the era of Hemingway and Steinbeck.