Name: Lacey Williams Age: 29 Race: Shifter Occupation: Photographer Face: Ellen Page Status: Taken
Traits: Poised, Proactive, Loving Pessimistic, Disheartened, Cautious
OVERVIEW:
As long as Lacey could remember she had always deeply embraced the way of the Shifter; it was all she had ever known and was brought up with a deep respect and reverence for what she was. Her parents, Shifters themselves, ensured that Lacey was highly educated in both the ways and the history of their race and she excelled, and she has taken the place of a storyteller, a way to preserve the legacy of the Shifters; although she may be highly acquainted with the ways of her own people she is ignorant to the dangers and turmoil of the world outside. Her parents warned of something, of a magic and mischief that brewed in The Ridge and, after their sudden deaths, it ignited a new fire within her to go outside of her comfort zone and explore the unknown for herself.
CONNECTIONS:
Tucker Pendal - A new Shifter. Lacey immediately embraced him, despite the voices from the others that thought it was too soon for someone that that they didn’t know. Still, no thought could break Lacey’s heart more than a new person, a new Shifter, coming to a new town and trying to create a home when one was already ready made for him.
Adil Malek - She prided herself as perhaps being one of the few people that Adil would consider to be a friend. He was a hard individual to understand, and even harder to get to know, but he has always been a sort of lightning rod to her sometimes cautious soul. His words, although blunt, always seemed to bring her back to reality.
Emmy Rauvelien - There is a spark of life in Emmy that anyone would find alluring, especially Lacey. They don’t seem to be bogged down by the reality of things, seems to be care-free in a way that Lacey had always dreamed and, through their quickly growing friendship, Lacey hopes to become more like Emmy.
MENTIONS: Anson Ripley, Joaquin Vasquez, Adil Malek
QUOTE:
“In all of us, even in good men, there is a lawless wild-beast nature, which peers out in sleep.”