Name: Amelia Louise Thomas
Age: Amelia is at such an awkward age. The age of sane insanity, tarnished innocence, shattered dreams, broken secrets. An age of romance, lust, struggle, impurity, self-discovery and dependent independence. Fifteen, more than a child yet less than an adult. The uneasy imbalance.
Gender: Dare you insult this ethereal beauty by calling her anything other than female? Do so at your own risk.
Human or Angel (Fallen or Guardian): Although she is a human, Amelia seems otherworldly in both her appearance
and demeanor.
Appearance: Amelia's beauty is debatable, for she has a different sort of beauty. Some may view her look as odd, strange, queer, while others believe she has a beauty that ccould even put that of the Goddess Aphrodite to shame. Her imperfections simply add to her perfection. She is not a polished diamond, but she gleams brighter than those that are polished once every hour.
Amelia has long, shimmering dark strawberry locks that seem to cascade in effortlessly romantic ringlets over her slender, scrawny, bony shoulders, tumbling like a waterfall of human blood down her back, swirling and twirling in soft spirals until they reach her large, suculant white D-Cup breasts.
The dark, shadowed circles beneath her large, intoxicating ice-blue eyes - a tell tale sign o may sleepless nights - contrast greatly with the unusual, eeriy pale white of her blemish-less skin. The eyes themselves are sullen and sunken, almost lifeless, yet they shine with a merciless glimmer. Within them, all the secret sadness of the world in enclosed. They are the locked windows to her tainted soul, every bat of the long, thick, smoky black lashes that frame them like turning an old, faded page in a tragic novel.
She does not see you...but you see her.
Some say that her eyes are llike two magnets. Those unfortunate enough to become trapped in her mesmerizing gaze find it impossible to pull away. They are rooted like trees to the spot, just waiting for the axe-man that never comes to chop them down and free them from her spell. They are paralyzed, trapped like a helpless animal in the glaring headlights of a fast-approaching vehicle. From their demise they know there is no escape, yet they are at peace. Her presence sets them to rest.
Others say that one gaze from this irresistible beauty is enough to melt even the coldest of hearts - and make no mistake, those who say this speak no untruth - but beware, for that very same gaze can quickly become just as cold as, if not ten times colder than, the icy hearts it is so notorious for melting. Her sunken, sullen eyes can be as mercilessly chilled as a raging winter wind, or as warm and inviting as the cracking fire in the house you are sheltering. Ether way, she continues to enchant.
Her full, plump, luscious lips are as red as rubies and as vibrant and sensual as the blood of an innocent victim slaughtered mercilessly in a state of utmost vulnerability. Ever so slowly, they part just slightly to reveal a set of naturally yellow teeth held in a straight position by a set of black and red braces, curling either upwards into the slightest and smallest of smiles, or downwards into an expression of heartbreaking melancholy.
Her style of dress is very eccentric. Upon first glance, you may think her to be an illusion, a mere trick of the light, your eyes playing a cruel joke as punishment for a sleepless night. Those who look closer simply think her to be mad, for mad is what she is...
Personality: Perhaps the most unsettling and unnerving thing about Amelia's complex and confusing personality is the fact that it is ever-changing. Unpredictable as weather yet consistent as the constant tick-tocking of the ancient grandfather clock that hangs on the floral-papered wall in the enormous living room of her fairly large house. With each passing moment, a new trait in her multi-dimensional personality is revealed. Only one thing is for certain, and it is this: This girl is as mad as the seven seas.
Optional Biography: Amelia was born on July 16, 1997 at approximately twelve-thirty in the afternoon. Though it was July, darkened storm-clouds hung forebodingly like malicious bringers of doom in the sky, plummeting the world into a twenty-four hour twilight. From the moment she was born her mother could sense that there was something very wrong with her daughter.
She was right.
As time progressed, Rochelle noticed that her daughter was not developing the way her friends' babies were. er big blue eyes - adorable as they were - were not focusing on anyone or anything. She could not walk yet, or even sit up. She seemed unable to pick up on visual cues and the slightest of noises surprised her. When Amelia was six months of age, she was diagnosed with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia, a medical condition caused by the under-development of the Optic Nerve, which is like the wire that connects the eyes to the brain. This meant that Amelia was visually impaired. This was the last straw, the final blow to her parents' already crumbling relationship. Though they tried to make it work, the relationship deteriorated. The two parted on very bad terms, causing Rochelle to go through a period of isolated depression.
Raymond, her ex-partner, had left her poor, single, pregnant and with a child that clearly needed medical attention. Rochelle seriously considered aborting the second baby, but her mother, Vivianne, her mother, insisted she keep the child. She offered Rochelle an alternative; continue with her life, raise the child and allow Vivianne and her husband, Nelson, to raise Rochelle's first-born baby.
Rochelle agreed, bringing baby Jack into the world and soon finding a new partner, Leon. Amelia meanwhile was raised by her grandparents, her grandfather being a wealthy Health and Safety Officer and her grandmother a stay-at-home housewife. Amelia was lavished with love, attention and material things...but deprived of her freedom.
Fast-forward a few years and Amelia had a new sister, Bethan. As Bethan prepared to start Elementary School, Amelia was starting Secondary School. Rochelle was once again single, as Leon had abandoned her to marry the evil, devious, manipulative Ramona.
Amelia was severely bullied. She became anorexic and depressed. There was one incident when she was cornered in the locker room for half an hour, the students screaming profanities at her. There was another incident when a rock was aimed at her head and another incident when she was chased around the school until she suffered from a panic attack. A teacher finally discovered the hyperventilating child and had another member of staff drive her home.
Amelia was out of school for six months. During that time she was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and depression. She had grown unhealthily slim and white as a ghost. She had, however, gained a little more freedom. But that was soon to change.
At her second school she was re-united with a childhood friend and they soon began to date. But he had changed. Lewis was abusive and aggressive. He was very strong and he was always subtly hinting that if she failed to co-operate with his perverted desires he would bring his father's gun into school. He touched her inappropriately and, on one occasion, tried to have sex with her in a car. She was then victimized in her drama class. She had always loved drama but she grew to dread that class. Girls would pull her hair and run away. They would call her names ad she would scream. The teacher blamed her, humiliating her by giving her a terrible report.
Once again, she was taken out of school.
She was then placed in a special unit for children with Asperger's syndrome under the charge of the seemingly sweet Margatetta Slone. But when fellow student Ian James began to stalk Amelia, Margaretta refused to believe her. Worried about her precious reputation, Margatetta lied to Amelia's family about her and tried to turn everyone against her.
After Amelia had a mental breakdown she was once again removed from school. She has since acquired a new baby brother, Charlie, and her mother has become engaged to the sweet but un-expressive Jeremy Evans. Amelia has become a modern day Rapunzel, yet she she has also become famous because of her book, "The Secrets of Serenity Falls."
Any other pertinent information?: Although she is not, Amelia has the voice of a fallen angel. Her haunting melodies are heartbreaking, yet inspiring. She also has Aspergers syndrome and is being treated at present for Severe Clinical Depression. She has three voices in her head -- Diana, Melinda and Grace -- which she can sometimes see, though her grandparents are constantly reminding her that they are not real. She is obsessed with musicals, particularly Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera and Sweeney Todd. She feels every bit like a modern day Johanna. She alsoo loves tea. She uses tea as her security blanket.
