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(she/they) Febuary 8, 1880 (19 yo) demiromantic

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✨CHERRY✨

Name: Cherry Kelly

Species/Origin: Sinner, Cycloptic/Mostly Humanoid

Gender/Pronouns: Trans woman, She/Her

Sexuality: Lesbian

Year of Birth: 1961

Year of Death: 1988

Appearance:

Personality:

Cherry Kelly is a spunky, rebellious firebrand who thrives on chaos and destruction. As a trans woman in the 1980s, she grew up knowing society would never accept her for who she was—relegating her existence to stereotypes of crossdressers or perverts. Rather than conform to an oppressive status quo, Cherry embraced her outcast status with gusto, crafting her own identity built on defiance, indulgence, and unapologetic self-expression.

Cherry is a punk rock aficionado, drawn to the raw energy and anarchy of the genre, but her true passion lies in destruction. A pyromaniac and self-proclaimed "artist," she views fire and explosions as her creative medium, capable of turning oppressive structures into her personal masterpieces. Cherry isn’t just a thrill seeker—she’s a crusader for chaos, reveling in the adrenaline rush of rebellion and the statement her destruction makes.

Unfiltered and fiercely opinionated, Cherry never hesitates to speak her mind or stir up trouble. She’s a natural anarchist, eager to tear down systems she deems corrupt, and finds Hell the perfect stage for her incendiary antics. Her explosive personality makes her hard to ignore and even harder to control, but beneath her destructive tendencies lies a sharp wit, a creative spirit, and a refusal to let anyone define her.

Backstory:

Cherry Kelly was born in 1961 in England, the eldest child of a wealthy, influential family steeped in tradition and rigid expectations. From an early age, she was molded to fulfill her role as the heir—despite feeling stifled by the suffocating constraints placed on her. Cherry (assigned male at birth) was naturally loud, curious, and disruptive, traits her parents dismissed as embarrassing at first but later met with escalating anger. Her fascination with her mother’s makeup, her love of wearing her sister’s clothes, and her refusal to conform were treated as personal affronts to her family’s name.

By her teenage years, Cherry’s defiance was impossible to contain. She flouted the strict rules at her prestigious private school, donning skirts and piercings, skipping classes, and even engaging in acts of vandalism. But the worst clashes were always at home, where her father’s obsession with appearances turned into outright cruelty. He berated her as a freak and a disgrace, hurling slurs in an attempt to shame her into submission. That night, after enduring one final tirade, Cherry waited until the house was silent. She set her father’s prized car ablaze, stole a motorcycle, and disappeared into the night—leaving her family name and their suffocating expectations in flames.

Cherry fled to London, immersing herself in the burgeoning punk and queer scenes. There, she found a haven among outcasts like herself, drawn to the raw energy and defiance of punk rock. It was in these chaotic spaces that she took the name Cherry and crafted an identity built on rebellion and self-expression. A regular at underground clubs, squats, and protests, Cherry quickly gained a reputation as a troublemaker with a love for destruction.

While Cherry dabbled in music, playing guitar in a small, raucous punk band, her true passion lay in rebellion. She fell in love with graffiti, scrawling bold, provocative messages across London’s walls, and became a fixture in riots and acts of civil disobedience. Her knack for avoiding arrest became legendary—she always seemed to vanish just before the authorities closed in, a stroke of luck that only fueled her daring escapades.

Yet beneath her confident exterior, Cherry carried a heavy weight of anger and pain. Estranged from her family, she found solace in the punk scene but often felt like an outsider even there. Her destructive tendencies were her way of coping, a desperate grasp for control in a world that had always tried to silence her.

At 27, Cherry’s luck ran out. During an arson spree targeting a government building, an unexpected explosion caught her off guard, killing her instantly in the blaze she had ignited. Her death was as fiery and chaotic as her life—a fitting end for someone who thrived on anarchy.

In Hell, Cherry initially found the chaos exhilarating, a natural extension of her rebellious spirit. But as she learned more about the rigid hierarchies of overlords and Hell’s elite, her hatred for authority reignited. To Cherry, these figures were no different from the systems of power and oppression she had spent her life fighting against.

It was during one of her fiery rampages through Hell’s streets that she crossed paths with Pixie Dust, who shared her disdain for Hell’s ruling class. The two became fast friends, bonded by their mutual love of rebellion and chaos. Cherry admired Pixie’s sharp wit and flamboyant style, while Pixie was drawn to Cherry’s wild, untamed energy. Together, they became a force of destruction, pushing the limits of what Hell’s rulers could tolerate.

Now, Cherry spends her days indulging her fiery tendencies, setting blazes and stirring up trouble wherever she goes. Fiercely protective of her chosen family—especially Pixie—Cherry refuses to bow to anyone. While her humor and bravado often mask her deeper wounds, her relentless defiance remains both her greatest strength and her most dangerous vulnerability.