Avery Vance



Rebecca's timid, but cirumspect friend, Avery is a reserved, but intelligent more who engrosses herself within her own thoughts and forgets to actively "participate" in life. She is rather shy and bookish, retreating into literature and spending much of her leisure time in libraries. .

Indep endent-minded and withdrawn, she exhibits great tenacity and resolve when attempting to achieve a goal or fulfill a desire, but is likewise a world-class perfectionist who analyzes the people before her to a fault, occassionally allowing an uncharacteristically judgemental side tto surface. Her diffidence is most evident in regards to romance, which she willingly avoids and easily flusters over, perhaps due to the insecurity of potentially being unable to live up to her romantic partner's pedestal.

Avery is extremely bright and perceptive, acutely noting minor details many people would neglect or disregard, and is usually quite tolerant towards peers whom may hold opinions and views on life contradictory to her own. Although usually composed and dilligent, she is not averse to experimentation; indeed, Avery is constantly on an avid search for identity and strives to express her individuality, causing her to occassionally react rather spontaneously and play with different perspectives. Nonetheless, she dislikes the "boring, but practical" demeanor she projects toward others and wishes to be perceived asSI

Since Avery is rather secretive and usually facades her emotions, scarecely do many of her peers penetrate deep enough into her character to   be able to identify whether she is truly feeling upset or wounded, for she reserves her deepest well of thought and emotion only to the select few who are closest to her.

Occasionally, Avery's  strong-willed, headstrong nature can lead to conflict and misunderstandings between herself and those before her, although she is nonetheless courteous and respectful od the opinions of others and strives not to cross a thin line that may bring about conflict.

Avery readily considers herself unlucky in matters concerning love, yet found herself attracted to