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Marina Lopez

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Marina Lopez

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Marina Lopez

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MARINA’S PUBLIC KUWTT ACCOUNT!

NAME: Marina ✌🏽🌴 NICKNAME(S): Mari AGE/DOB: 21, November 12 ♏ LOCATION: Los Angeles GENDER: Female SEXUALITY: Fluid af RELATIONSHIP STATUS: Married to my 500 jobs SCHOOL: Loyola Marymount SELFIE: [click here]

OTHER INFORMATION, NOT INCLUDED ON KUWTT

FULL NAME: Marina Juliana Lopez GENDER: Cisfemale PRONOUNS: She/Her BIRTH ORDER: Third TYPE: Twin ORIENTATION: Fluid/Fluid MAJOR: Public Relations MINOR: Political Science and Sociology dual GRADE: Junior FACE CLAIM: Naya Rivera

MARINA’S STORY

Born in the heart of Lima Heights, Marina has always known what it meant to have very little, and how important it was to work hard to make sure you had what you wanted. No one would ever be able to tell, of course, since she seems so carefree and spirited. Her modest start in life, however, served Marina very well. She watched both of her parents work tirelessly to make enough money to support their large family, while Marina and her siblings were left, most days, in the care of their widowed grandmother. That didn’t mean that Maribel and Andres didn’t love their children, of course. Quite the opposite. And Marina, always full of compassion and empathy, totally understood that their absence was necessary, and that they were just trying to provide a worthwhile life for their babies. Her relationship with them was always even stronger because of it, she likes to think.

In spite of her humble beginnings, Marina was always happy, always smiling, and always surrounded by friends. As she grew older, developing her looks as well as those magical things on her chest that gathered a lot of male attention, her popularity grew as quickly as they did. She still didn’t go wild, and was still there to physically support her family in parents’ absence, but she frequented plenty of parties and generally loved life, no matter how little she had. As soon as Marina was old enough to work, she landed herself a job at a breakfast roller diner in the next town. It was two bus rides away, but her charm and bubbly personality helped her score the position, and Marina never complained about the commute. As long as she could make money, she had no reason to be upset. Marina kept the same job for two years, where her attitude and general nature helped her accumulate plenty of tips throughout each shift, and despite the early mornings and weekend shifts, she actually kind of enjoyed it. Part of her paycheck would go into the household fund, while the rest would go towards her college savings.

Unbeknownst to her, her grandmother had been saving for such an event for years. Marina was told at the last possible minute, of course, though she would’ve continued to work regardless. Instilled with a strong work ethic, it was basically in her blood to pay her own way, and Marina has always hated accepting handouts, even from her family. Though, she was in no position to pass up the money Alma had been saving, and is pretty sure the older woman would’ve kicked her butt if she’d refused it anyway, so Marina accepted it graciously. With the means to go someplace other than the town’s community college, Marina applied to Loyola Marymount, where she would major in Public Relations with a duel minor in Political Science and Sociology. Her acceptance packet arrived shortly after. As a natural born leader, Marina has big plans to own her own Public Relations company some day, but is a realist where work is concerned, so has no problem with working hard for it.

As tight as her home life was, leaving her home and her family behind for college really was difficult. She worried constantly about how they were doing back home without her, but Marina knew she had to grab the opportunity of a new life in California with both hands, and she really didn’t plan to waste it. With a thick skin, a fiery personality and the natural ability to make friends wherever she went, Marina wasn’t alone in the Golden State for long. Before her classes had even started, Marina went in search of a job, and soon found herself working as a Hooters girl. Compared to the diner, the tips she made were insane, and Marina would send home money after every paycheck. She spent her freshman year in the dorms, working her butt off in both school and her job, and eventually picked up a second job in a popular clothing store. By her sophomore year, she was able to rent a shoebox studio apartment that she truly adored, despite its ridiculously small size and terrible location. It was her home, she’d worked for it, and she was proud of it.

Marina continues to work and attend school, while managing to maintain a pretty good social life. She loves to party whenever possible, and can be found with her friends during most of her free time. Unlike her friends in Lima, though, the ones she has made in college are all from much better financial backgrounds. Marina has never been ashamed of her roots, but after seeing the stupidly sized houses her friends live in, all paid for curtesy of daddy dearest, she began to develop more of a complex about her own home. She has never been secretive about where she came from, but would never invite her friends back to her shoebox, nor would she tell them where it’s located. Fortunately, they never seem to care to ask, so it doesn’t hold her back. She’s still proud of herself for everything she is in the process of achieving and maintaining, except she’s very quietly proud of it all now, that’s all.

Balancing school, multiple jobs and her social life is becoming a little more taxing as time goes by, but somehow, Marina is able to keep her head above water, and always without complaint. She knows all of her hard work will be worth it, and that she is well on her way to securing the career in Public Relations that she has always dreamed of. She knows all about starting from the bottom, though, so definitely didn’t feel like it was beneath her when she recently applied and was hired as an assistant. An assistant’s assistant, to be exact, for some guy whose daddy has handed him way too much money and now he’s trying to make it as a rapper with very little talent. Marina does things like running around to grab coffee and all of the other things no one else wants to do, but it pays very well, and while she’s still in school, it’s good experience. Marina knows her perfect, dream job won’t magically fall into her lap, but her after-graduation sights are set a little higher than an assistant’s assistant, and Marina is excited about one day being something more.

While her hard work does just seem like that of a determined and goal-driven young woman, little does Marina know that staying up all night and working harder than necessary on assignments and perfecting her resumé is not just her being enthusiastic, and her obsessively keeping a bright smile on her face is not just her being optimistic, and in fact has a much darker cause. Though, that’s all something for her to find out later on, when it becomes more of a concern.

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MS. MARINA LOPEZ, it is with great pleasure that we are writing to inform you of your acceptance to Loyola Marymount University. As a graduate of WMHS, you are automatically granted access to your high school’s official KUWTT website, instructions pertaining to which can be found by clicking here. Ellie, please submit Marina’s account within 24 hours, along with the provided form. We’re excited to write with you!

» BEHIND THE CHARACTER!

NAME/ALIAS: Ellie. PRONOUNS: She/Her. AGE: 26. TIMEZONE: GMT. ACTIVITY LEVEL: 6/10 bc school. ANYTHING ELSE?: RFP!

» SHAPING THE CHARACTER!

FAMILY: Lopez. FACECLAIM: Naya Rivera. BIRTH ORDER: Second. TYPE: Solo. GENDER IDENTITY: Cisfemale. PRONOUNS: She/Her. SEXUAL PREFERENCE: Fluid. ROMANTIC PREFERENCE: Fluid.

» COLLEGE APPLICATION!

FULL NAME: Marina Juliana Lopez. TITLE: Ms. AGE: 21. BIRTHDAY: 11/12. COLLEGE: Loyola Marymount University. GRADE: Junior. MAJOR: Public Relations. MINOR: Political Science and Sociology dual.

» BIOGRAPHY!

Born in the heart of Lima Heights, Marina has always known what it meant to have very little, and how important it was to work hard to make sure you had what you wanted. No one would ever be able to tell, of course, since she seems so carefree and spirited. Her modest start in life, however, served Marina very well. She watched both of her parents work tirelessly to make enough money to support their large family, while Marina and her siblings were left, most days, in the care of their widowed grandmother. That didn’t mean that Maribel and Andres didn’t love their children, of course. Quite the opposite. And Marina, always full of compassion and empathy, totally understood that their absence was necessary, and that they were just trying to provide a worthwhile life for their babies. Her relationship with them was always even stronger because of it, she likes to think.

In spite of her humble beginnings, Marina was always happy, always smiling, and always surrounded by friends. As she grew older, developing her looks as well as those magical things on her chest that gathered a lot of male attention, her popularity grew as quickly as they did. She still didn’t go wild, and was still there to physically support her family in parents’ absence, but she frequented plenty of parties and generally loved life, no matter how little she had. As soon as Marina was old enough to work, she landed herself a job at a breakfast roller diner in the next town. It was two bus rides away, but her charm and bubbly personality helped her score the position, and Marina never complained about the commute. As long as she could make money, she had no reason to be upset. Marina kept the same job for two years, where her attitude and general nature helped her accumulate plenty of tips throughout each shift, and despite the early mornings and weekend shifts, she actually kind of enjoyed it. Part of her paycheck would go into the household fund, while the rest would go towards her college savings.

Unbeknownst to her, her grandmother had been saving for such an event for years. Marina was told at the last possible minute, of course, though she would’ve continued to work regardless. Instilled with a strong work ethic, it was basically in her blood to pay her own way, and Marina has always hated accepting handouts, even from her family. Though, she was in no position to pass up the money Alma had been saving, and is pretty sure the older woman would’ve kicked her butt if she’d refused it anyway, so Marina accepted it graciously. With the means to go someplace other than the town’s community college, Marina applied to Loyola Marymount, where she would major in Public Relations with a duel minor in Political Science and Sociology. Her acceptance packet arrived shortly after. As a natural born leader, Marina has big plans to own her own Public Relations company some day, but is a realist where work is concerned, so has no problem with working hard for it.

As tight as her home life was, leaving her home and her family behind for college really was difficult. She worried constantly about how they were doing back home without her, but Marina knew she had to grab the opportunity of a new life in California with both hands, and she really didn’t plan to waste it. With a thick skin, a fiery personality and the natural ability to make friends wherever she went, Marina wasn’t alone in the Golden State for long. Before her classes had even started, Marina went in search of a job, and soon found herself working as a Hooters girl. Compared to the diner, the tips she made were insane, and Marina would send home money after every paycheck. She spent her freshman year in the dorms, working her butt off in both school and her job, and eventually picked up a second job in a popular clothing store. By her sophomore year, she was able to rent a shoebox studio apartment that she truly adored, despite its ridiculously small size and terrible location. It was her home, she’d worked for it, and she was proud of it.

Marina continues to work and attend school, while managing to maintain a pretty good social life. She loves to party whenever possible, and can be found with her friends during most of her free time. Unlike her friends in Lima, though, the ones she has made in college are all from much better financial backgrounds. Marina has never been ashamed of her roots, but after seeing the stupidly sized houses her friends live in, all paid for curtesy of daddy dearest, she began to develop more of a complex about her own home. She has never been secretive about where she came from, but would never invite her friends back to her shoebox, nor would she tell them where it’s located. Fortunately, they never seem to care to ask, so it doesn’t hold her back. She’s still proud of herself for everything she is in the process of achieving and maintaining, except she’s very quietly proud of it all now, that’s all.

Balancing school, multiple jobs and her social life is becoming a little more taxing as time goes by, but somehow, Marina is able to keep her head above water, and always without complaint. She knows all of her hard work will be worth it, and that she is well on her way to securing the career in Public Relations that she has always dreamed of. She knows all about starting from the bottom, though, so definitely didn’t feel like it was beneath her when she recently applied and was hired as an assistant. An assistant’s assistant, to be exact, for some guy whose daddy has handed him way too much money and now he’s trying to make it as a rapper with very little talent. Marina does things like running around to grab coffee and all of the other things no one else wants to do, but it pays very well, and while she’s still in school, it’s good experience. Marina knows her perfect, dream job won’t magically fall into her lap, but her after-graduation sights are set a little higher than an assistant’s assistant, and Marina is excited about one day being something more.

While her hard work does just seem like that of a determined and goal-driven young woman, little does Marina know that staying up all night and working harder than necessary on assignments and perfecting her resumé is not just her being enthusiastic, and her obsessively keeping a bright smile on her face is not just her being optimistic, and in fact has a much darker cause. Though, that’s all something for her to find out later on, when it becomes more of a concern.