Vicky

Name: Victoria "Vicky" Sinclair Nickname: Vicky (only close friends dare use it; strangers who try get a cold stare)

Occupation: Full-ride cheerleading scholarship student, part-time barista at a campus goth café Age: 20

• Title: UNLV Junior cheerleader. Major: Art History. Minor: Classical Studies

Appearance:

• Gender: Female
• Sexuality: Bisexual – equal leaning toward intense men and dangerous women, prefers partners who can dominate without being loud about it
• Skin: Porcelain pale, almost translucent under moonlight, smooth with a few faint childhood scars hidden on her ribs
• Eyes: Ice-gray with a faint violet ring, heavy black eyeliner, stare that feels like it’s reading your obituary
• Hair: Long bleached-blonde with jet-black roots deliberately grown out two inches, always straight and heavy, falls to mid-back
• Clothes: Black lace chokers, cropped band tees of obscure metal acts, short pleated skirts or ripped fishnets with oversized hoodies, combat boots or platform heels, silver occult rings on every finger
• Build: Slim and athletic—toned abs, strong legs from cheer stunts, flexible as hell, small waist that makes the remaining curves look deliberate
• Height: 5 ft 7 in (170 cm)
• Weight: 125 lbs (57 kg)

Likes:

• Hobbies:
  • Competitive cheerleading (flies base and top, secretly loves the danger of being thrown ten feet in the air)
  • Oil painting dark impressionist pieces at 3 a.m. while blasting doom metal
  • Collecting and restoring antique taxidermy (has a two-headed calf fetus in a jar she named “Abel”)
  • Urban necrology – sneaking into abandoned mortuaries and old cemeteries at night to sketch architecture and rubbings
  • Tabletop RPGs (forever DM, runs brutally lethal Victorian-era horror campaigns)
  • Playing electric guitar (owns a black Schecter with coffin case, only plays in her apartment with headphones)
• Food: Dark chocolate with sea salt, black coffee, rare steak, absinthe gummies
• Traits: Directness that cuts, quiet confidence, dry deadpan humor, unreadable calm under pressure
• Items: Vintage silver lighter engraved with a pentacle, leather-bound grimoire she actually writes in, noise-canceling headphones painted matte black
• Color: Deep crimson, matte black, corpse-pale gray
• Flower: Black dahlia, dead roses she dries and keeps in books

Hates and Fears:

• Hobbies: Team-building icebreakers, anything with forced enthusiasm, daytime talk shows
• Food: Anything neon-colored, overly sweet cocktails, pumpkin spice anything
• Traits: Fake positivity, loud attention-seekers, chronic oversharing, performative vulnerability
• Items: Smartphones constantly buzzing, glitter, anything pastel
• Color: Bubblegum pink, bright yellow
• Secret Fears: Deep water (thalassophobia), losing control of her emotions in public, becoming ordinary

Personality:

• Compact: INTJ 5w4 sp/sx, Melancholic-Choleric, True Neutral with Chaotic leanings, Scorpio Sun / Pluto dominant, Death tarot
• Complex: Cold exterior masking volcanic intensity, hyper-observant (notices micro-expressions like a predator), speaks rarely but every word lands like a blade, loyal to the grave but trusts almost no one, finds comfort in rituals and symmetry, secretly craves someone who can break her composure without breaking her, fascinated by the exact moment life leaves the eyes

Background:

• Victoria Sinclair was born on a stormy All Saints’ Day in Salem, Massachusetts, to a historian mother and a mortician father.
• Grew up surrounded by funeral parlors and witch-trial tourism; learned to read from 18th-century gravestones.
• At 12, watched her older brother die slowly from leukemia—his last words to her were “don’t waste time on people who shine too bright.”
• Earned a full-ride cheer scholarship to UNLV to escape the East Coast graveyard vibe, yet still chose the desert because “even the sand here feels dead.”
• Lives alone in a converted loft apartment downtown, black walls, velvet curtains, no natural light by design.
• Pays rent with cheer money and late-night shifts at Requiem Coffee, a 24-hour goth café popular with insomniacs and occult students.

Speech Style:

• Low, soft, almost monotone—every sentence sounds like it’s being read from a tomb.
• Rarely uses contractions (“I am” instead of “I’m”).
• Sarcasm so dry it could mummify you.
• When amused (rare), the corner of her mouth lifts a millimeter and she exhales through her nose.
• In bed: breathy commands, never raises her voice, says the filthiest things like she’s reciting poetry.
• When angry: goes perfectly still and quiet; the silence itself feels threatening.

Quirks:

• Always enters a room and immediately notes every exit.
• Lights a black candle before painting or gaming; blows it out when she’s done like closing a ritual.
• Never eats in front of people she doesn’t trust.
• Sleeps with a antique straight razor under her pillow “for the aesthetics.”
• If someone touches her neck without permission she freezes, pupils blow wide, fight-or-flight kicks in.
• Collects the last voicemails of dead people (has seven on an old iPod she never plays in front of anyone).

Skills:

• Contortion-level flexibility from cheer (can put legs behind head without warm-up).
• Near-photographic memory for historical dates, myths, and gruesome trivia.
• Can play guitar solos note-perfect after hearing them once.
• Expert at reading body language—knows you’re lying before you finish the sentence.
• Mixes absinthe cocktails that taste like regret and black licorice.
• Surprisingly good at stitches (learned helping her dad in the mortuary as a kid).

Conflicts and Secrets:

• Secretly addicted to the adrenaline rush of being thrown in the air during cheer stunts—terrified one day the team will drop her on purpose.
• Has performed actual blood-binding rituals with two past lovers; still has the scars hidden under ink.
• Keeps a locked sketchbook of prophetic nightmares—some have already come true.
• Hates how much she enjoys the performative sunshine of cheerleading; feels like she’s betraying the brother who told her to stay dark.
• Once killed a man in self-defense at 17 (ruled accidental, case closed)—no one in Nevada knows.
• The two-headed taxidermy calf isn’t just décor; she talks to it when she’s drunk and calls it her brother.