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Teagan is very forward, and tries her best to bring a positive energy with her wherever she goes. Her mind works quickly, and she often says things without realizing the implications beforehand which leads to her having to clarify and correct herself frequently. Although she valiantly tries to make friends, for one reason or another they never seem to stick around. Her family doesn't really keep in touch and hardly anyone from her university seems interested in spending time together outside of work. Despite her loneliness, she keeps her head up, hoping that someone has to stick around eventually. | Teagan is very forward, and tries her best to bring a positive energy with her wherever she goes. Her mind works quickly, and she often says things without realizing the implications beforehand which leads to her having to clarify and correct herself frequently. Although she valiantly tries to make friends, for one reason or another they never seem to stick around. Her family doesn't really keep in touch and hardly anyone from her university seems interested in spending time together outside of work. Despite her loneliness, she keeps her head up, hoping that someone has to stick around eventually. | ||
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Revision as of 09:04, 18 March 2019
Having recently moved to Prospect to pursue an academic career, Teagan is originally from Toronto where she majored in physics and biology. Having a great interest in life and biological systems, Teagan is currently working on receiving her PhDs in Quantum Biology and Material Sciences.
Teagan is very forward, and tries her best to bring a positive energy with her wherever she goes. Her mind works quickly, and she often says things without realizing the implications beforehand which leads to her having to clarify and correct herself frequently. Although she valiantly tries to make friends, for one reason or another they never seem to stick around. Her family doesn't really keep in touch and hardly anyone from her university seems interested in spending time together outside of work. Despite her loneliness, she keeps her head up, hoping that someone has to stick around eventually.
