» “You shouldn’t spend your whole life wishin’ for something bound to fall apart” — Tin Man, Miranda Lambert
current age → twenty
faceclaim → katherine langford
based off of → eeyore from winnie the pooh
powers/abilities → n/a
status → unvailable
— she is described to be ;
+, contemplative, rational, observational
-, melancholic, isolated, dispassionate
She grew up with bright eyes and a penchant for exploration. Eeyore ran around her house, searching every nook and cranny for a secret, for an adventure. The imaginary villains called her Eeyore the Great as she fought them down, one by one. And she never minded her name, in fact, it branded her as the most unique explorer to ever step foot on planet Earth, the greatest warrior that you’ve ever laid eyes on, and the most beautiful princess that you’ll ever encounter. She knew no fear, no worries, no pain. Growing up, Eeyore had two wonderful, loving parents. All they did was dote on her. They both worked under the same company, in high positions, and made enough money to buy the house that Eeyore probed and ransacked. Every night, they had dinner together and each of them had a story to retell at the table. The bedtime stories were wonderfully imaginative, breaking out of every silly fairytale that’s always told to other children. The kids in elementary school flocked to Eeyore’s strangely energetic but captivating aura, and never once was she teased. Her mind was too grand, and it created a new world for her and her peers to play in. It was all picture-perfect.
But clouds shrouded the sunshine that surrounded Eeyore once she advanced into middle school. The kids grew meaner and nobody seemed to care for exploration and creativity anymore. Anything unique or strange was shunned immediately, rejected, and stomped on. So when Eeyore introduced herself to the class as all of the other students did, all she heard were snickers and all she saw were kids laughing at her. What kind of name was Eeyore? And what kind of preteen preferred venturing outside to watching TV and surfing the web? She was only twelve and she was already labeled a freak. It didn’t help that her life at home was going downhill as well either. Eeyore couldn’t escape the madness. The company that her parents worked for was bought by an even larger company, and so many employees were let go, including her parents. Eventually, the lack of income took a toll on her parents, and the love they once shared seemed to evaporate into thin air. Instead of having a family dinner every night, they’d spend their evening locked in their bedroom, screaming at each other about the bills that were piling up. Eeyore would stand outside the door, her hand hovering over the doorknob, contemplating whether or not she should open it. But the answer was always no. The world as Eeyore knew it started crumbling around her, and she finally opened her eyes wide enough to realize the horrors that life brings you. She found herself lost in an unsafe and horrid world.
So Eeyore responded accordingly. She drew herself back in, constructing an impenetrable wall around her. She locked her mind into a vault and kept it restrained. Instead of running out in the sunshine, shouting words of merriment, and fighting off imaginary dragons, Eeyore chose to lie on her bed and stare at the ceiling. The world became a bleak place to her, like a harsh winter in the middle of Russia. And with her mind locked up, her passion remained unstirred and unprovoked. Eeyore became a ghost of herself, and nobody seemed to notice. Until she moved through high school and ran into some little boy named Winifred. He kept talking to her, he kept invading her personal space, and she got so frustrated with him that she almost kicked him away. Luckily the bell saved both of them the trouble. She thought she escaped him, but she found herself sitting next to him at lunch, and soon all of his friends joined them. Eeyore somehow integrated into a group of friends without saying a word. Unfortunately, before she could really learn to enjoy their presence, her parents hit rock bottom. They had to sell her childhood home, and Eeyore was sure that a divorce was in the reserves. But she wouldn’t know, they sent her off to Walt before they could do any more damage. Maybe this was the escape and the key that Eeyore to unlock her true self.
w i n n i f r e d r o b i n — the unlikely friend
Winnie ran into Eeyore when she was at her locker. she had been playing tag with her friends and wasn’t looking where she was going. Before Eeyore could snap at the younger girl, she smiled at her and asked how she was doing before apologizing for her clumsiness. Eeyore just told her to go away. Pooh never did. She’d try to talk to her every single day, try to engage her in some conversation. She saw the light that was trapped inside Eeyore, and she was determined to let it out. Maybe one day she’ll get her to open to him. Eeyore, on the other hand, was silently grateful that Pooh had run into her that day. Inside she was begging for somebody to help her, to pull her out of the rut. The innocent girl might just be able to do that.
christopher robin, paxton little, owen Richard, tiago gordillo, kandace roo, rian azaria — friends
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