[ SECRET POST #2518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2518 ⌋

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Re: Inspired by 08 yesterday and resulting thread

[diet_poison]

She thought she knew everything. Over time she realized she didn't, but still believed she did on occasion. When she angered her eyes flashed, but only those easily intimidated took her seriously. Most agreed she was clever and caring, and many said she was quite pretty, in her own way.

She had dark brown hair and eyes, was a bit short but not tiny. Her smile lit a room, but her scowl brought a stormcloud. Her folly was a complete inability to accept injustice, or at least what she perceived to be injustice, which wasn't always universally agreed upon. She wore her emotions on her sleeve, much to everyone's chagrin, including her own, and above all she longed to love and be loved.

She cared a great deal about those dear to her. If asked, she'd say her best traits were loyalty, honesty, integrity, and love. Her flaws seemed glaring to her, but perhaps that was normal? She angered easily, so easily, and hated to be alone. She felt betrayal even when there was none, and didn't always know how to respond to an awkward conversation. Her greatest fear was being lonely.