↪ Have you heard about JULIETTE FABRAY? SHE is 25 and hails from LIMA, OHIO. Looks exactly like DOVE CAMERON, and is TAKEN.
“Being a part of something special does not make you special. Something is special because you are a part of it.”
↪ IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
FULL NAME: Juliette Celeste Fabray DATE OF BIRTH: January 15 SEXUALITY & GENDER: Bisexual & Female RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Single POSITIVE & NEGATIVE TRAITS: Driven, Dedicated & Detailed. Blunt, Demanding & Self-Involved. OCCUPATION: Author of the “Mr. Porkers” children’s book series - ‘The Amazing Adventures Of Mr. Porkers’ (2019), ‘The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. Porkers’ (2020), ‘The Spectacular Adventures of Mr. Porker’ (2021), ‘The Marvellous Adventures Of Mr. Porkers’ (2023) CITY: New York, NYC
↪ HEADCANONS:
Juliette is all about her family, and for her, family extends well beyond blood relations; a fact the ‘family tree’ corkboard she keeps in her home office proves beyond a shadow of a doubt. As such, whether it’s by blood or friendship, once Juliette has decided you’re part of her family, you’re family for life (with one or two very specific exemptions).
Juliette suffers from mixed astigmatism and has since she was seven. Until she was 16, she wore glasses to correct her vision but since then, Juliette has primarily used contacts; in part for convenience but mostly because she is self-conscious about how she looks while wearing her glasses (thanks to the teasing she suffered as a child). She does still wear her glasses, but usually only for her early morning/late evening routines or if she is planning to read for an extended period of time.
Juliette is an avid reader and has been for as long as she can remember, a trait encouraged by her mother and to a lesser degree, her father (He did not approve of her preferred genres, Fantasy & Sci-Fi). The only reason she did not apply for a job at a bookstore after she moved to New York was that she knew she’d end up spending her paycheque before she ever got it.
As much as she loves reading, Juliette loves writing even more and is never without one of her trademark orange journals in case inspirations strike; a tradition since one of her grade-school teachers gave her one so that she could save her notebooks for her schoolwork. Her greatest hope is to follow in the footsteps of her idols and became an author, sharing the worlds and characters that live in her mind on the pages of her journal in her legible-only-to-herself handwriting with everyone she can.
While Juliette’s idea of a perfect day is one spent curled up with a good book and a glass of her Grandmother’s sweet tea, she is also very active; jogging or biking wherever she goes when she can or for the thrill of the wind in her hair or just to burn off the near-endless supply of energy she always seems to have. When jogging or biking is not an option, Juliette can often be found dancing around her room (usually while making another attempt at straightening up the clothes, books, and various and sundry that end up inevitably strewn around any room Juliette spends enough time in) or working out at the nearest gym.
For all of her positivity and exuberant energy, Juliette has never been one to seek out attention, preferring the company of a small circle of close friends to parties full of strangers. At the same time, she will also happily talk the ear of a perfect stranger in a one-on-one situation. Especially if it looks like they will be stuck together for longer than 5 minutes.
Learning the truth about her Father affected Juliette more than even she has realized, far beyond simply learning that she has two more sisters in her life, one of whom is an actual movie star. After the initial fallout with her Mother—the single most important person in Juliette’s life up to that point—that followed in the wake of learning that Flora had been keeping the truth from her, and the disconnect with from her grandparents—especially her Grandmother—on learning the role they had played in all of this, family has become incredibly important to Juliette, a fact that has fed into her tenacious and headstrong nature and forced Juliette to reign in her desire for stronger connection with her family—especially her new found siblings—on multiple occasions with mixed results
With Quinn’s marriage to Rachel, Juliette officially gained a sister and a niece, in Rachel and Moriah respectively, and though the sudden ceremony robbed her of her promised role of Bridesmaid, Juliette is happy to welcome both into the Fabray family.
Her non-human family has also expanded since coming to New York. Over the last few years it has seen the addition of several four-legged members: a pet mini-pig, Mrs. Porkers—a 20th birthday gift from Quinn, followed a year later by a puppy, Sir Woofers—a 21st birthday gift from another friend, with the most recent additions being a second dog, Mary Puppins—a Christmas gift from another friend, & a painted wood turtle, Shelly—a 22nd birthday gift from Quinn.
On the professional front, what started out as a gift for a friend’s daughter soon lead to Juliette realizing her lifelong dream of becoming a published author when the collection of stories based loosely on her own childhood adventures with her very best stuffed friend, Mr. Porkers gained the attention of a publisher. After months of late nights and early mornings spent writing and re-writing the first book while trying to maintain some semblance of balance between her schoolwork, her job at The Right Tone, and her personal life—all while maintaining her perpetually bubbly personality—the first book in the series, ‘The Amazing Adventures of Mr. Porkers’, hit shelves to generally positive reviews on March 15th, 2019. The second book, ‘The Extraordinary Adventures of Mr. Porkers’, was released in 2020, with the third, ’The Spectacular Adventures of Mr. Porker’ following in 2021.
In addition to her published works, Juliette has recorded audiobooks of the Mr. Porkers series thus far. She also took a year’s hiatus from the Mr. Porkers series to join the writing staff for a TV Series headed up by one of her friends from University Sadly, after several months, the project was canceled mid-production. That, coupled with the sale of her first Non-Mr. Porkers book falling through shortly after the cancelation was announced triggered a crisis of faith in her writing abilities, and Juliette took the last few months of 2021 and the first several of 2022 traveling, visiting family and friends, and re-evaluating her goals.
2023 saw Juliette return to form with the publishing of the fourth—and penultimate— book in the Mr Porkers series, The Marvellous Adventures Of Mr. Porkers. The final book is expected sometime in 2024, though neither an exact date or title has been announced. With the end of this era in her life, 2024 looks to be an interesting—and potentially life changing—year for Juliette.
↪ IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS:
RUSSEL FABRAY (Father): Juliette was never that close to her father, in part because he was always traveling ‘on a business’ when she was younger, and in part, because she was always closer to her mother, Flora. Since learning the truth of Russel’s double life and his other family, he has become persona non grata in her life and certain events since have only reinforced that position, prompting Juliette to all but eliminate any trace of him from her life as much as possible with the primary exception being her last name. Thankfully she has yet to come into contact with him since learning the truth and Juliette hopes that it stays that way as she’s not sure she wouldn’t physically attack the man on sight. FLORA DEVEREAUX (Mother): While Juliette has always felt closer to her Mother than her father, once she discovered that Russel had another family—complete with two sisters she knew nothing about— and that Flora knew, her relationship with her mother suffered for several weeks but eventually her love for her Momma won out and the two are now as close as they ever were, if not closer. Juliette even dedicated her first book to her Mother. AVERY FABRAY (Older Sister): In spite of their age difference, Juliette has always been a little bit closer to her sister than her brother, but with Avery and Daniel being twins, spending time with one almost inevitably meant spending time with both. At least that’s how Juliette remembers her early years of toddling after her big sister when she wasn’t toddling after Flora. Now that both have grown up and headed out on their own, their relationship is growing into one of equals. At least Juliette hopes it is, though there is still a little bit of that Big Sister worship going on. DANIEL FABRAY (Older Brother): Like Avery, the age difference between Juliette and Daniel was something that the two would learn to outgrow over the years, and despite the usual residual Big Brother/Little Sister issues, Juliette considers their relationship much stronger now than it ever was when they were children. QUINN FABRAY (Older Half-Sister): After Juliette discovered the existence of her Father’s other family through a series of suspicious coincidences during an online conversation with Quinn, the two have built up a relationship in a surprisingly short period of time. It hasn’t always been easy or smooth, but when Quinn asked Juliette to be one of her Bridesmaids, it was a request Juliette was more than happy to say yes to (and one she still hasn’t entirely forgiven Quinn taking away from her when Quinn and Rachel eloped without warning). But despite the occasional upset–and Quinn’s tendency to ‘overshare’ parts of her personal life, at least as far as Jules is concerned–Juliette had grown almost as close to Quinn as she is the with the Twins. FRANNIE FABRAY (Older Half-Sister): Unlike the quick transition from stranger to family that Juliette and Quinn went through, Juliette and Frannie are still working out their relationship. While Juliette was the first to reach out and while she tries to reign in her enthusiasm to make up for all the years lost to them so as not to push Frannie away, she's not always successful.
