↳ VENICE DAILEY | 21 | LIVING | FC: NINA DOBREV | TAKEN
“You can only lose so much before you finally get pushed over the edge.”
March 14th, 1997 — Present
Some could say that Venice lived a fairly average life when growing up. She was raised as an only child by her mother and father in the state of Arizona. The girl was a socialite at heart. She made friends easily, and although she did not have many, the ones that she did were very close to her. The boys always thought she was rather attractive, yet she had never paid much attention to them. To her, school was more important than having a relationship anyway. Making her parents proud was one of her main goals in life, seeing that it would make them happy. Doing this had become even more important after her father had fallen ill with pneumonia, discovering it at a late and fatal stage. At that point in her life, her mother unintentionally started to neglect the young girl due to the fact that she had to care and attend to her father. This caused Venice to feel helpless and inched her closer and closer to a depression. She stopped spending time with her friends and directed it toward her academics, doing whatever she could to get her mother’s attention back. This failed however, once her father could not hold on any longer and passed away in the mid-Winter season. Feeling lost because of his death, her mother began to shut herself in, and rarely spoke to anyone, including her own daughter.
The roles quickly repeated themselves with Venice then looking after her mother. She had not taken her husband’s death well, and chose to stop caring altogether. She didn’t get up to bathe, or eat, and always stayed up during the late hours, simply crying. The now twenty-one year old did whatever she could to make sure her mother stayed healthy, even if the woman showed no signs of appreciation. It pained her, because she felt as if she not only lost her father, but her mother as well. She may as well not have been there. She never acknowledged Venice, and when she did, it was always just under five words. One day when coming home from school, she noticed that the house had been more silent than usual. It was a strange feeling. Normally, she could hear the sound of her mother in tears, or at least the television as background noise, but it had been dead silent. She quickly made her way upstairs to check on her mother, only to discover that she had put a bullet in her head. The girl could not handle anymore pain and sorrow. The overwhelming feeling hit her so suddenly, she lost all control. She herself was now following her mother’s footsteps and fell into a deep depression. She often considered ending her life the same way, but before she was able to, her aunt took her into her life in California to receive treatment at the hospital that had been referred to as The Murder House.
Since then, Venice has been healing slowly, but surely. She still has trouble with her depression, as she often thinks about her parents, but is attempting to be optimistic about it all. However, she soon learned that after her arrival at the hospital, that it had been haunted. At first, she believed them to be hallucinations, but once the word got around to her from other patients that they were ghosts, she had become thrown over with fear. The fact that it was true began to twist her mind, making her lash out impulsively. After her behavior change, the doctors soon diagnosed her with not only depression, but schizophrenia.
↳ DON'T BE SURPRISED, WHEN THEY'RE:
Venice is a sweet girl who cares more about others than herself. She aims to make people proud of her because she fears that if they aren’t, they’ll stop caring just like her mother had. She tries to be caring and sensitive to others, however, the newly added diagnosis she has holds her back from functioning normally. She is easily scared, and finds it difficult to trust people, yet all she wants to do is have someone around who can keep her sane
ELIAS RHEE→ Some say that opposites attract, but in the case of Eli and Venice, it couldn’t be more wrong. She was drawn to him because of the fact that they share the same diagnosis, and the fact that he cares about her more than himself. Eli has become her safe haven and ultimately keeps her from going over the edge. She feels calmest when he is around but is unsure of how to feel about letting herself become closer to him due to the fact that he killed his own father.
MATTHEW JOHNSON→ The two have become extremely close, regardless of the fact that he himself is a ghost. This is because Matthew chooses not to inform her of this, feeling as though if he does, she’ll react negatively toward him. Aside from that, the two are nearly inseparable, always acting like siblings, rather than friends. They bicker constantly, but usually end up laughing it off in the end.
COLE SALVATORE→ Cole had been the first ghost that Venice had come to notice. Although their first encounter wasn’t exactly the best, seeing that she threw a glass cup at this head, he has still made several attempts to talk to her. She still doesn’t feel comfortable enough to let him in, but has in a sense, befriended him. Cole only wants to help her get over her fear of the ghosts; He has tried several times to inform her that they’re not all out to get her, and he does his best to keep her safe.
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