MUSE M was never told who her parents were or why they didnāt raise her, although that didnāt stop her from finding out. As she discovered, her mother and her father were high school sweethearts, but it didnāt last until graduation. Unexpectedly pregnant, her mother was forced to drop out of school at the age of 17, and her father sailed on without recognizing the fact that he had a daughter.
MUSE M was put under the care of her maternal grandmother, who was used to cleaning up her irresponsible daughterās messes. It wasnāt long before both mom and dad were out of the picture and all that was left was a loving but exasperated grandma. MUSE Mās grandma loved her, and was hopeful at the prospect of trying to raise a girl again and maybe doing better this time.
MUSE M was always a curious and inquisitive young girl, and that was exacerbated as she was surrounded by older women getting together on weekend mornings and talking about everyone at church. Gossip became her first language, and now she can hardly function without it. But sheās still a nice girl, friendly to everyone she meets and overwhelmingly optimistic. People like to hear her talk, sheās known to make people feel interesting and important.Ā
In addition to being talkative and a keen listener, MUSE M is exceptionally bright. She excels at Science and English more than any other subject. She got in to Amun due to her intense journalism skills. Itās hard to ignore how easily the girl can a get a scoop on any story. One day she hopes to be a reporter and travel the world.
MUSE M has attended Amun Academic Boarding School for two years now.
Positive: bubbly, well-informed, cheerful
Negative: nosy, judgmental, invasive