@emma-walker I’ll give her a shot. Sorry I haven’t been on much.
1) Name: Annalee Sylbard
2) Age: I’d guess 9 to 11, somewhere round there
3) Career/Role in Story: side character, either the MC’s lil sibling or the kid they stumble upon and unofficially adopt
4) Personality: Sweet and playful, tends to be quiet but has a lick of mischief in her
5) Would you be friends with that character?: She seems like a sweet girl, so yes
6) Any other details you may have gotten from the picture: With the instrument, she either has musical training or knows someone who does, perhaps she’s part of a roving band of minstrels…
7) What would this character’s nickname be?: Songbird, Little Melody
8) Character’s greatest strength: She’s naturally charming, and it’s hard to be upset with her, and she sees beauty in places where others can’t
9) Character’s fatal flaw: She’s naturally curious and can easily be lured away by things that are strange
10) Phrase that this character is likely to say: No specific phrase, but she has a very soft voice
11) Character’s favorite color(s): Warmer tones that remind her of cozy campfires around which stories are told and songs are sung
12) Character’s family status (parents alive? any siblings or other close family members?): She’s either an orphan or a part of a travelling troupe of musical performers…
13) Single or taken?: …she’s a baby. SINGLE.
14) Characters children (if any?): cough, NO
15) Characters hobbies: Music, likes collecting odd little trinkets and catching pretty bugs and critters
16) Greatest fear: Being left alone in darkness
17) Dreams and Aspirations: Wants to see the world and go on great adventures like the heroes of old stories
18) Darkest Secret: unsure… she doesn’t look like she has one…
19) Peculiarities: Her head is a library of memorized songs and tunes, and she finds a lot strange and odd creatures cute or pretty
20) The meaning of their name, (Either real meaning or your own story meaning): Annalee just has a musical sound to it, and “lee” reminds me of the word ‘little’. Sylbard, Syl from ‘sylvan’ because she has a bit of wildness hidden behind the sweet smile, and ‘bard’ from the musical association.
