Name/Canon: Lydia Martin/Teen Wolf Origin: Beacon Hills, California, 2015ish
Cliffs Notes: Lydia's a banshee (aka a harbinger of death) who fairly recently in her life found herself completely enveloped in the supernatural activity that is so secretively prevalent in her seemingly-sleepy little hometown. Daily: Lydia's a RED in room 1104 with Dick Grayson and Matt Murdock and she works in internal security in forensic analysis with Barry Allen. Unless she has a mission, her day is pretty scheduled out. She's not necessarily a creature of habit, but the monotony gives her more time to think and, whether she likes to or not, she does it. All the time. She's always thinking. So she gets up, gets dressed, goes to the morning briefing and then breakfast, goes to work and takes lunch, usually with Barry, at pretty much the same time daily, and typically goes back to her room unless she's meeting with a friend. Lydia doesn't often deviate to check out the events that are planned like she used to, anymore, because she's been twitchy about being alone since the attack. Opinions: She's been going back and forth, but she's mostly still very sure that this whole thing is some really messed up conspiracy and that she — along with the other Specials, if not all Alphas — has been kidnapped. She believes strongly that the "glitch" is bullshit and those are real memories that have been intentionally repressed from them and made to be fuzzy enough to be dubious by the computer. Pings: Lydia loses herself in thought a lot, especially when she's alone or when things get too quiet when she finds herself with company. Once a very confident, opinionated woman, Lydia's a lot jumpier now. She's more afraid of strangers, more clingy with her friends — especially Ray — and, much to her chagrin, she's needier than she ever really remembers being. She guesses that means the terrorists win. Seeking: Um, all the things? She's still trying to learn to defend herself and she's still trying to figure out who the people in that supply closet were — she's identified the woman by voice -- when available, Steve and Ray, would love to delve into that further. She's twitchier now than she used to be, but she still genuinely wants to make more friends, because that would make her feel like she's got bigger numbers on her side and we all know there's safety in numbers. Offering: Ummm? Well, she's incredibly intelligent and prone to problem solving. Here, she's been shaken more than a little and she's not in her usual proactive state of mind, but if someone was to, you know, give her a little nudge... Plot: She wants to know who the A.S.S. God I love that lol is and she wants to shut them down before they decide to hurt anyone else to prove some stupid point. Goals: At some point, I'd like for her to be recruited by a secret society, I think. I'd like to explore her relationship with Ray more, given their memory sharing experience. I'd like for her to make more friends so she's not so dependent on Ray and Barry (and now almost definitely Allison). No thanks: I'm down for all the things, tbh.
BONUS What Hogwarts House they would belong to and why: Probably Ravenclaw, because even though she's definitely got roots with Gryffindor, she feels most pride for and identifies most closely with her intelligence and studious nature.
lydia martin
Origin: Beacon Hills, California, 2015ish
Cliffs Notes: Lydia's a banshee (aka a harbinger of death) who fairly recently in her life found herself completely enveloped in the supernatural activity that is so secretively prevalent in her seemingly-sleepy little hometown.
Daily: Lydia's a RED in room 1104 with Dick Grayson and Matt Murdock and she works in internal security in forensic analysis with Barry Allen. Unless she has a mission, her day is pretty scheduled out. She's not necessarily a creature of habit, but the monotony gives her more time to think and, whether she likes to or not, she does it. All the time. She's always thinking. So she gets up, gets dressed, goes to the morning briefing and then breakfast, goes to work and takes lunch, usually with Barry, at pretty much the same time daily, and typically goes back to her room unless she's meeting with a friend. Lydia doesn't often deviate to check out the events that are planned like she used to, anymore, because she's been twitchy about being alone since the attack.
Opinions: She's been going back and forth, but she's mostly still very sure that this whole thing is some really messed up conspiracy and that she — along with the other Specials, if not all Alphas — has been kidnapped. She believes strongly that the "glitch" is bullshit and those are real memories that have been intentionally repressed from them and made to be fuzzy enough to be dubious by the computer.
Pings: Lydia loses herself in thought a lot, especially when she's alone or when things get too quiet when she finds herself with company. Once a very confident, opinionated woman, Lydia's a lot jumpier now. She's more afraid of strangers, more clingy with her friends — especially Ray — and, much to her chagrin, she's needier than she ever really remembers being. She guesses that means the terrorists win.
Seeking: Um, all the things? She's still trying to learn to defend herself and she's still trying to figure out who the people in that supply closet were — she's identified the woman by voice -- when available, Steve and Ray, would love to delve into that further. She's twitchier now than she used to be, but she still genuinely wants to make more friends, because that would make her feel like she's got bigger numbers on her side and we all know there's safety in numbers.
Offering: Ummm? Well, she's incredibly intelligent and prone to problem solving. Here, she's been shaken more than a little and she's not in her usual proactive state of mind, but if someone was to, you know, give her a little nudge...
Plot: She wants to know who the A.S.S.
God I love that lolis and she wants to shut them down before they decide to hurt anyone else to prove some stupid point.Goals: At some point, I'd like for her to be recruited by a secret society, I think. I'd like to explore her relationship with Ray more, given their memory sharing experience. I'd like for her to make more friends so she's not so dependent on Ray and Barry (and now almost definitely Allison).
No thanks: I'm down for all the things, tbh.
BONUS What Hogwarts House they would belong to and why: Probably Ravenclaw, because even though she's definitely got roots with Gryffindor, she feels most pride for and identifies most closely with her intelligence and studious nature.