[ZENDAYA, CISFEMALE, SHE/HER] who’s that? oh it’s [FRANKIE PUCKERMAN]. i hear they’re [TWENTY] and are known as [THE INSOUCIANT] around [NEW YORK CITY]. they're also a [SOPHOMORE] at [NEW YORK UNIVERSITY], and are part of [THE PLAGUE MAGAZINE AND EMPLOYED AT HARD ROCK CAFE]. they’re known to be [INDEPENDENT & WITTY] and [SECRETIVE & IMPULSIVE]. some people say they remind them of [SNEAKING OUT THROUGH THE WINDOW, RIPPED DENIM JACKETS AND DOC MARTENS, CONSTANTLY SENDING MEMES, and SKATEBOARDING AT NIGHT]. only one way to find out! [aj, 27, she/her, est]
full name: francesca ‘frankie’ jayne puckerman nickname: franks, puckerman birthday: june 2nd place of birth: lima, ohio age: twenty zodiac sign: gemini current residence: apartment with zoe puckerman and eli st. james sexuality: lesbian relationship: single education: high school diploma, sophomore at nyu major: literature and creative writing
LIKES AND DISLIKES
likes: skateboarding everywhere, ignoring alarm clocks, skipping class, french fries, writing, painting, pestering her brother brother, and causing chaos. dislikes: thunderstorms, clowns, small spaces, carter july, demanding customers at work, paper cuts, mainstream music, and winter time.
BIOGRAPHY
As soon as Francesca “Frankie” Puckerman was born, it became obvious that her parents were not just Jake and Marley Puckerman, but the entire Puckerman clan. She was the first born of the next Puckerman generation, and with her auntie Quinn only being a couple months away from her own labor process, it also became apparent that Frankie was being brought into the world with a best friend on the way.
Frankie was spunky, fun, and outspoken and her personality only grew stronger and louder as she got older. She took a lot of her dad’s personality traits whenever it came to how she was percieved by the world, but deep down, Frankie’s emotions worked very similiarly to her mom’s. Because of her adopted emotional nature, Frankie quickly found herself going through maturity processes and having little to no outlet appropriate for the feelings that she was beginning to have. Marley was quick to notice, and even quicker to instill a sense of safety in the form of journaling to her daughter. The next thing she knew, Frankie was growing into a rather passionate writer.
However, it didn’t matter how helpful writing was to Frankie, it was hers. She didn’t keep her passions a secret, per say, but with how much of a slacker aura she gave off to her environment, it wasn’t the easiest thing to guess that she was a fan of doing. Writing remained her closest friend and biggest therapist, even through the trying and difficult years of high school.
The Puckerman’s were rocked with the death of half the patriarchal side of the family whenever uncle Noah died. It was something that Frankie pushed to the back corners of her mind, only allowing her emotions to spill out whenever she was in the comfort and safety of her journals. Regardless of her feelings, she needed to be a stronger person than she was for her family, especially her cousins. They were all so young but yet just at the right age to understand how permanent death was. It challenged the entire family, but life continued on. After Noah’s death, Frankie vowed to make sure that his good name and even better life was something that lived on forever. She might have always been Jake’s daughter, but now she was making sure the world knew she was Noah’s niece too.
Frankie never considered herself to be a jack of all trades, but she definitely branched out a lot more in high school than she ever imagined herself to. Between auditioning for a musical and being a member of the yearbook committee, she kept her GPA strong and her social game even stronger. Once graduation rolled around, she was leaving Lima, Ohio in the dust - but with a whole lot of people to keep in touch with.
Now, Frankie is attending New York University and working her way towards a degree in anything related to writing. She had a very good freshman academic year, falling into the adoring eye of one of her professors. While the woman had many students on her roster, Mrs. Lundy always made sure to help Frankie out as best as she could - which explains exactly how Frankie was able to land an internship at Penguin Random House. She has only been a part of the internship for a couple weeks now and regardless of her passion not being in publishing, it’s opened her eye to the writing world - and realizing just how much it pays to have connections.
















