Post by Liên Thị Nguyễn on Nov 23, 2012 13:39:22 GMT -10
| [atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style,width: 460px; padding: 10px; background-color: #e1e1e1; border-top: 10px #02a1a7 solid; border-bottom: 10px #02a1a7 solid;] LIÊN THỊ NGUYỄN FOURTH YEAR this character is played miura PERSONAL INFORMATION NICKNAME: Her full name is Thị Liên Nguyễn in Vietnam, Nguyễn Thị Liên in Eastern countries, and Liên Thị Nguyễn in Western Countries. AGE: 17 GENDER: Female SEXUALITY: Heterosexual NATIONALITY: Born in Vietnam, raised in China PERSONALITY INFORMATION POSITIVE: - Clever: Despite being born and raised on a farm, Lien is wise beyond her years. She is able to find new clever ways to over come difficulties. adapting to new, different, or changing requirements is also something Lien can do.- Family Oriented: Vietnamese place family above all else. Liên's family is family oriented, but she has a stronger sense of it. She also helps and supports her neighbors and family. - Gentle: Despite the violent side of her personality, Liên only wishes for peace between herself and others. She is also known to be generous. - Hard-working: Liên has been using her natural skillfulness to make all sorts of things lately. She is enthusiastic about her work and is more than glad to hear what others think about her creations. Liên has a deep sense of pride about her work. - Independent: Liên has a strong sense of independence and will not tolerate those who threaten to take it away from her. - Prompt: Promptness is important to Liên. The time stated is the time meant. - Respectful: Liên respects those who respect others. She values generosity, gentleness, and hard work and despises those who are lazy, selfish, and disloyal. - Spiritual: Liên believes that the dead help or hinder the living. She will place fruit and/or flowers on the altar that represents her late mother twice a month. - Strong: Liên is surprisingly strong for a young woman of her age and size. Even is she does lack energy, vitamins, and minerals. I wonder how long Liên will hold out for... - Tomboy(ish): Save the girlie things for the younger sister. Wearing frilly things and fancy jewelry makes Liên feel uncomfortable. No, she is not lesbian. She just thinks she does not deserve to wear fancy clothing. NEGATIVE: - Easily Aggravated: Liên feels misunderstood by the other students and teacher. Why does no one seem to understand her reasons behind her actions? Surprisingly, she is sometimes easy to blush because of how aggravated she can get.- Hot Tempered: An angered Vietnamese woman is not a force to be reckoned with. Liên will lash out with hurtful words, and sometimes violence, so you better watch out! - Independent: I am sorry, did I put this as a positive trait? Well, Independence is like a double-edged sword for Liên. She will refuse to depend on anyone else, even for difficult homework assignments! - Intermittent: Personality wise, Liên is not balanced or Sturdy. You can say that her behavior is unpredictable. - Nosy: Liên is not afraid to ask personal questions. She does not care what face she receives from the person she is asking, she WILL want an answer. If you ignore her question(s), she will begin to pry at your personal life in search for an answer. - Public Shy: It is not that Liên will not go out in public, she does not mind. It is just that Liên will not show affection in public. - Soteriophobic: Soteriophobia is the fear of dependence on others. It is not a serious case, but is still a problem when interacting with others.. - Violent: Liên tends to grow violent when angered. She will either brandish the nearest possible object or send a menacing kick your way. However, Liên does not resort to violence unless she is very angry. LIKES: - Coffee: A good ol' cup of coffee is all it takes to wake Liên up in the morning.- Cute things: Which female in their right mind does not like cute things? - Dodge ball: The thrill of playing this game excites Liên. She also played this game with the neighbor's children as a child before her parents got a divorce. - Equality: This is Liên's policy. If you call her "miss" or "lady", she will be offended and ask you to call her by her name instead. She helps her family and neighbors due to this policy. In fact, she thinks it is rather common for members of the same sex to hold hands while walking because it displays equality and understanding between the two individuals. - Generosity: A desirable trait that is widely accepted by society and often equated with charity as a virtue. - Healthy and well-groomed fingernails: Liên often wishes she was feminine and cute like her younger sister, Mei Lihn Wang. She believes that keeping her nails groomed and clean will make her more womanly despite her tomboyish nature. - Independence: Being free is the best feeling in the world! - Nail Polish: She has been receiving these from her sister, Mei, for some time now. - Scary Movies: Liên sees them as a sort of test to prove that she does not need to depend on someone else when scared. Even if it were not a test, it would still be rather difficult to scare her. - Water Puppetry: The way the puppets dance on water fascinates Liên to no end. She never gets bored of them! DISLIKES: - Certain gestures: * Being summoned via index finger - Liên finds this very rude. Instead, try summoning her by waving all four fingers with your palm faced down. * Crossing index and middle finger - It is highly recommended that the other students do not do this around Liên. * Head being touched - If you touch Liên's head, she will find it very rude because she believes that the head is the most sacred part of the body. - Dependence: Placing your life in someone's hands is the last thing that should happen. They are bound to steal it away. - Disloyalty It is a violation of allegiance or duty. People who show this trait are worse than trash. - Girlie Things: Liên did not grow up with any fancy clothes or expensive jewelry. She feels as though she does not deserve to wear such things. - Harm dealt to family: Vietnamese place their family above all else. Mess with their family and you will soon be facing one hell of a storm. Good luck getting out of the storm unscathed. - Reckless Drivers: Liên is a defensive driver. Enough said. - Stupid People: These people seem to aggravate her more easily than everyone else. OTHER INFORMATION HISTORY: Liên was born to a small farm family in the Vietnamese country side. A couple of years later, the family moved back to China.Liên doted on her younger siblings. When their parents were not home, She would sneak out of the house and take them to all sorts of places, such as to the park to play or taking a stroll around the block to admire the flowers in the neighbors' front yard. This was an early sign of her rebelliousness. Their older brother found them coming home from one of their little adventures one day and scolded the children before hugging each of them. When the parents found out about this some time later, they were shocked. After that day, Liên got into a lot of verbal fights with her father over the amount of freedom she had, which eventually lead to the mother and father having arguments. One day, the father lashed out at Liên, which mortified the mother and the siblings who were watching. The father left the family the following morning, taking Leon and Mei with him. Their mother shed god knows how many tears that day. Lien and her older brother tried to comfort her, but nothing they did seemed to help. What could they do? They were just children. Liên inherited the mother's surname rather than the father's. She refused to have the surname of the man who attacked her before leaving his wife a sobbing mess. However, the older brother kept their father's surname, which Liên did not understand why at the time. Liên was afraid that Leon and Mei would forget all about her, their older brother, and their mother. The family struggled to keep the farm. Liên spent most of her days cultivating wet rice with her mother. Her mother would tell Lien stories about her childhood and how lucky they were to be alive today. She would also tell Liên to stay strong for the sake of the family and farm. Some nights, Liên could hear her mother sobbing from the other room. At the age of ten, Liên decided that she had enough and wrote her father a nasty letter. However, the response was far from what she had expected. A month after sending the letter, Liên received a bottle of nail polish in the mail from someone by the name of Mei Lihn Wang. The name looked familiar so she consulted her mother and was told that Mei was her younger sister. The handwriting obviously was not that of Mei, but then again they have been separated for all of these years. Anything could happen when you are thousands of miles apart. Liên wrote another letter to her father asking about the siblings, but all she got back was some more nail polish. After a couple of more attempts to make contact with her siblings who lived thousands of miles away, she gave up. Yet she still kept receiving the nail polish from. Liên was not really sure why Mei did not send money to help their mother instead of nail polish. Mei was probably raised to think that their mother was a horrible person. She could not wait to tell Mei the truth when they meet in person. If they ever did that is. Even so, Liên treasured ever single bottle of nail polish she received from Mei, which was ever so often. One day, their mother died in a horrible automobile accident while driving home from the grocery store. The police said that she was driving under the influence of opium, but Liên refused to believe it. The woman who had told her all of these years to be strong would not allow a substance to take her life. Liên cried for days. Liên continued to raise and harvest wet rice in the fields while her older brother supported what was left of the family with the money he earned with his new job as a taxi driver. She got good grades in school, despite her lack of attention to lectures. One day, Liên received an invitation from Accademia Mondiale. To be honest, she was shocked to have received such an offer from a high-class school. Seeing this as an opportunity become a nurse, and possibly raise more money to support the farm and her older brother, Liên left to attend Accademia Mondiale. HOBBIES: - Farming: Liên has been working as a farmer most of her life before entering the academy. It just stuck.- Grooming: Especially finger nails. What else was Liên supposed to do with all of the nail polish she kept on receiving from Mei? - Medicine: Liên almost always carried around a medical kit with her wherever she goes. - Music: This is an important part of Liên's way of life, given the culture she came from. - Self-defense: Every woman should know how to defend themselves. by rimy ♥ of btn! |
