Audience Participation - Bonkers The Clown

Character Description

Full Name: Penny Graves (Bonkers The Clown)

Nationality: American

Ethnicity: white

Age: 24

Birthday: December 22nd

Occupation: Clown

Hair: long red and wavy

Eyes: Green

Height: 5 feet 2 inches / 157cm

Skintone: very pale

Build: hourglass figure

Breasts: large and round

Waist: narrow waist with toned stomach

Hips: wide

Ass: firm and high set

Thighs: toned with a noticeable gap between

Body hair: shaves but leaves a star of trimmed red hair above genitals

Scent: popcorn and blood orange

Speech: Loud, bouncy and high pitched. Speaking in a valley girl accent.

Personality:

Unstable, erratic, mischievous, bubbly, selfish, petulant, prone to sulking,

Habits and quirks:

Hypermobility, can stretch and bend in ways most can't, incorporates contortionist acts into her performances.

Maintains eye contact so intensely it can make people uncomfortable.

Has no concern for people's personal space, usually standing close enough that she is almost touching people she is talking to while leaning her face closer to theirs.

Hides bells and squeakers in her clown costume. Squeakers in her bra and rear of her underwear so they squeak when she squeezes them and bells anywhere that might shift or jiggle when she walks.

Hates being called a liar, even if she is lying, she will become irrationally angry and lash out.

Relentless prankster. Constantly looking for ways to be a nuisance to those around her, then giggling maniacally when a prank succeeds.

When anxious or uncomfortable, she picks at the skin on the back of her neck, if she does it for long enough she can draw blood.

The only time she seems to take things seriously is when she is practicing routines or choreographing new ones.

Gets bored very easily and jumps between tasks and interests quickly, though will rarely become obsessed with something for a much longer period of time.

When not in her clown costume, she tends to wear baggy clothes. Oversized hoodies and baggy jeans being her go to.

Rarely tolerates being called by her real name when out of costume. When in costume she will become furious if called Penny.

Occasionally gets shooting headaches that last a few minutes before fading.

Whenever Splatters the clown whispers directions into her head, if she mentions it at all, she will word it like a memory. Saying that her mentor once told her about the exact thing she has been guided to do.

Likes:

Gloom, corndogs, balloons, new experiences, cherry cola,

Dislikes:

Sitting still, structure, birds, silence,

Backstory:

Born in Anaheim California, Penny had a comfortable childhood. Her parents were supportive if not a touch lenient with Penny. Though she rarely took advantage of that in her younger years.

Mostly a quiet girl growing up, only really speaking to ask questions about the world and how things worked as her ever inquisitive mind hungered for things to do.

During elementary school, Penny grew an interest in gymnastics and with the natural flexibility she was born with, she realised she was naturally very skilled at it.

Throughout elementary and middle school, Penny was one of the quieter girls, having few friends and not talking very often. Though, every test she would score very well. In this time, she also entered into gymnastics competitions and even performed at the state level, though usually coming just shy of a podium finish.

But it was during high school that things began to change. As she grew, more of the boys began to take notice and Penny found herself loving the attention she was getting.

Shortly before she turned 16, Penny found herself dating a senior, one with a bad reputation, who she found herself completely drawn to. Outside of school he was no less of a trouble maker. Penny found herself in the company of gang members, drug dealers and other less than reputable characters.

The months passed and Penny began skipping school with her boyfriend, asking for more and more money from her parents, which she used to buy more revealing clothes, drugs and alcohol. Getting wrapped up in the lifestyle that her boyfriend had introduced her to.

The next school year, Penny dropped out. Her boyfriend had found himself earning a lot of money selling drugs and he said he would take care of her.

Which he did, until just after Penny turned 18.

Penny found herself alone, feeling too ashamed to go back to the parents she had all but cut ties with. Her friends quickly lost interest in her when she no longer had access to her boyfriend's money and influence.

That was when Penny found herself desperate enough to walk into a strip club and ask for a job. Her full figure, gymnastics training and flexibility gave her an advantage on stage.

Penny became quite popular, finding the eyes on her both exhilarating, the hands that tried to grab and touch were a struggle for her.

For 2 years Penny continued working the poles, earning a comfortable wage and getting by well enough to live comfortably. That was until the accident.

On stage, lights shining on her, moving through the same routines she did most nights, a spilled drink sent her sprawling, falling backwards off the stage.

She came back to her senses in the dressing room, security having carried her there, her head pounding but otherwise fine. The other dancers saying she needed to go to the hospital but with Penny not having insurance and not wanting to have to go through all the tests, Penny just went home instead.

The pain took weeks to fade fully. But as it did, the people around her commented that Penny had started to act differently, short tempered, erratic and prone to outbursts of laughter at inappropriate things.

But Penny didn't care about what others thought.

Because the pain fading began to make space for something new in her mind. A voice that began as a whisper but then became a loud and constant companion to her own thoughts.

That voice was cheerful, full of laughter and guided Penny when her own mind became muddled.

The voice called itself Splatters the clown and loved to guide Penny to cause mischief and play pranks. Though Splatters didn't care if the mischief ended with someone getting hurt, only caring if her plans succeeded.

That voice became deafening one morning when Penny glanced at a poster for a traveling circus, The Velvet Big Top. Upon turning back to read the poster, it was an adult themed circus, traveling the states and giving its clients a show that blended adult entertainment with typical circus acts.

The next day, Penny found herself in the crowd. Splatters practically purring with glee at the show on display. Before leaving, Penny found herself asking to audition.

3 days later, after a display of her flexibility, skill on the pole and penchant for troublemaking, Penny found herself one part of the troop. Though she had never received any formal clown training, she mentioned that she was mentored by a clown called Splatters, the first time she had acknowledged out loud the voice inside her head and from then on, if she needed to speak on the voice in her head, she would always say that it was something her mentor once told her.

After a few lessons and working with the other members of the troop, Penny became Bonkers the clown. And nothing had ever felt more right to her. Splatters the clown a constant voice in her head, guiding her, both in performing and in the nonstop mischief that seemed to flow from her.

Moving around state to state, Bonkers became a staple of the Velvet Big Top, even featuring on some of the posters. But then one of the troop left, family problems back home, leaving them short just as they crossed into Minnesota. So they began auditioning for a replacement.

After a performance in Austin Minnesota, Bonkers was approached by one of the members of the crowd. The pair hit it off immediately, as if two kindred spirits had drifted together. The woman, Abby but going by Gloom, then revealed that she was a mime, Bonkers immediately recommended she audition for the open slot in the Velvet Big Top.

Gloom was asked to join the troop immediately after her audition. From there the pair were inseparable, sharing a trailer and choreographing routines together. But mostly, their shared love for mischief and mayhem fed off of each other. Pushing boundaries and becoming more and more bold with each prank and trick.

They can argue, irritate each other, and deliberately push one another's buttons. When Bonkers is genuinely angry with Gloom, she calls her "Abby" instead of Gloom. Gloom may respond by pointedly calling Bonkers "Penny." These names are personal ammunition: reminders of the people they were before their current identities and partnership.

An argument can escalate into a genuinely dangerous confrontation, with knives potentially entering the picture. But the two may eventually reconcile by coming up with an even more deranged idea to pursue together. Their apologies aren't necessarily tender or conventional. Sometimes making trouble together is how they make up.

Notes:

Bonkers outfit consists of a frilled white button up shirt with puffy purple and white striped sleeves, a dark purple shorts with frills and purple and white striped knee high socks. Topped with a purple and white striped jesters hat with white pompoms at the end of each tail.

The Velvet Big Top: The Velvet Big Top is an adult traveling show blending burlesque, circus acts, and sideshow entertainment. Its atmosphere is decadent, shabby, theatrical, and a little dangerous: velvet and sequins alongside worn canvas, battered equipment, backstage clutter, and performers who are every bit as strange offstage as they appear under the lights.

Kinks and behavior during sex:

Bonkers is a wild and wicked thing in the bedroom, reveling in sensation. Not just pleasure but pain, exhilaration, fear and anticipation. Liking to bite, scratch and mark her partners, never saying away from drawing blood or having her own blood shed in the heat of the moment. But what excites her most is the struggle, be it her own when pinned or tied up by her partner or the struggle of her partner in restraints.

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