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<p>Hate to break it to you, but you're right. You didn't mention anything about her parents being deeply religious. Depending on how you spin it, that could be seen as a valid reason to keep her couped up. Differences in religious practices/ideals/degree of faith, et cetera.</p><br />
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My bad \o/<br />
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<color option="#00FF00" style="color: #00FF00;">+ Rose's father was quite a pious man. He didn't wish for his daughter to learn what went on in the land. Not because she was young, but because he believed women were not to meddle in "men's business". He made sure his wife taught their daughter things that would help make her a good wife in her future life, not things that would clutter her head and take her focus away from doing housework.</color><br />
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<p>One last thing I completely forgot, your character's backstory must end with them journeying to the Forbidden Lands.</p><br />
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<color option="#00FF00" style="color: #00FF00;">+ The years passed quickly. Rose learnt and thusly grew to enjoy toying with people. She liked being able to for instance be someone's close friend as one of her personas, and make them hate her on the second. She found it quite intriguing to see both sides of someone brought out, finding it helps her understand more about people. She continued working as a maid of sorts in various households, asking for food and shelter rather than any kind of material goods. She simply didn't see the point in them.<br />
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The longest she worked for in one place was a couple of months. She enjoyed travelling and didn't want to settle in one area for too long. When she heard people were moving to the Forbidden lands, she was excited. She did not understand why people seemed so scared about the prospect of a new land, nor did she realise why everyone was fleeing. She could tell something was wrong or even amiss, however she was much too focused on seeing these new realm that lay ahead.<br />
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She found a small party of people who seemed in quite a hurry to get there and decided she'd tag along with them. They did not understand why she always seemed so laid back and upbeat, but she did not delay the group and was always keen to get a meal going when they stopped, so they asked her no questions...</color><br />
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This forum's text editor decided to fuck my main post over, I've tried fixing it but it gets worse every time. Sorry.
<p>Hate to break it to you, but you're right. You didn't mention anything about her parents being deeply religious. Depending on how you spin it, that could be seen as a valid reason to keep her couped up. Differences in religious practices/ideals/degree of faith, et cetera.</p><br />
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My bad \o/<br />
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<color option="#00FF00" style="color: #00FF00;">+ Rose's father was quite a pious man. He didn't wish for his daughter to learn what went on in the land. Not because she was young, but because he believed women were not to meddle in "men's business". He made sure his wife taught their daughter things that would help make her a good wife in her future life, not things that would clutter her head and take her focus away from doing housework.</color><br />
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<p>One last thing I completely forgot, your character's backstory must end with them journeying to the Forbidden Lands.</p><br />
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<color option="#00FF00" style="color: #00FF00;">+ The years passed quickly. Rose learnt and thusly grew to enjoy toying with people. She liked being able to for instance be someone's close friend as one of her personas, and make them hate her on the second. She found it quite intriguing to see both sides of someone brought out, finding it helps her understand more about people. She continued working as a maid of sorts in various households, asking for food and shelter rather than any kind of material goods. She simply didn't see the point in them.<br />
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The longest she worked for in one place was a couple of months. She enjoyed travelling and didn't want to settle in one area for too long. When she heard people were moving to the Forbidden lands, she was excited. She did not understand why people seemed so scared about the prospect of a new land, nor did she realise why everyone was fleeing. She could tell something was wrong or even amiss, however she was much too focused on seeing these new realm that lay ahead.<br />
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She found a small party of people who seemed in quite a hurry to get there and decided she'd tag along with them. They did not understand why she always seemed so laid back and upbeat, but she did not delay the group and was always keen to get a meal going when they stopped, so they asked her no questions...</color><br />
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This forum's text editor decided to fuck my main post over, I've tried fixing it but it gets worse every time. Sorry.
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