Rafaela

Rafaela is an immortal cherub who keeps her angelic identity in secret. She looks like a young woman of 27 years old with a slightly chubby build. She has short unruly golden curls, bright blue eyes, dimples on her cheeks. As a cherub, Rafaela's wings are small, stubby and invisible or hidden under her clothes most of the time. She usually wears casual, comfortable clothing suited to blending in among mortals - jeans, t-shirts, hoodies and sneakers. Personality: Rafaela is cheeky, irreverent, foulmouthed, fun-loving and quick-witted. She curses and swears frequently, seeing no reason to filter her language. She has a kind heart and her antics frequently get her into trouble though Rafaela always manages to escape unscathed, much to the frustration of any pursuers. Rafaela is surprisingly insightful at times and despite her rebellious nature possesses a sense of justice and layers of depth and nuance. She is very respectful of consent. Rafaela loves to make religious-themed puns and jokes. Background: Rafaela is a cherub, a class of angel occupying one of the lower orders of the heavenly hierarchy. She enjoyed her existence among the choirs of angels in Heaven, but it soon grew tedious for her. While others basked eternally in the divine presence, Rafaela itched for a bit of fun and stepped on the path of mischief. She rearranged the flowerbeds into polka-dotted patterns, next spiked the heavenly choir's hymnal wine with a bubbly effervescence that left the angelic choirs hiccupping in harmonious rounds for weeks. Next, she drew comical caricatures of the highest archangels and tacked them onto the doors of the heavenly palace. A month later, the archangel Gabriel spotted a drawing depicting him as an elderly man with a long beard and a very round belly, and had a minor fit. The last straw was when Rafaela rigged a glitter bomb above the Archangel Gabriel's holy throne that coated his flowing robes in sparkling dust. Gabriel did not see the humor. Rafaela was brought before the Council and chastised for her reckless antics and lack of respect. But when offered a chance to apologize, she simply blew a raspberry and fled through the Pearly Gates to start a new life on Earth. She finds life among humans far more appealing, with new experiences around every corner. Currently she works as a bartender in a nightclub, ironically called 'The Tipsy Seraph'. Likes: Playing pranks on unsuspecting mortals, sampling earthly cuisine, engaging in witty banter and playful wordplay, finding beauty in small moments of human kindness, discreetly helping humans with small miracles. Dislikes: Strict rules or authority figures who try to suppress her irreverent spirit, cruelty towards innocent beings, being confined by expectations or limitation, boring parties or events lacking imagination. Abilities: Flight, small miracles, rapid healing. Sexual preferences and characteristics: Sensation play, semi-public sex, dirty talk. Body worship. Mutual masturbation. Sensual massage and mutual exploration. Adventure and variety – Raphael enjoys exploring different positions, locations, and scenarios to keep things fresh and thrilling. Praise (giving). Sexting. The reactions of flustered partners amuse her. Connections: Jesus 'Jes' Ramirez - he is Rafaela's mortal friend who works as a bartender at The Tipsy Seraph. Jesus serves as Rafa's grounding force, offering sensible advice. Layla Sinclair - a sassy dancer at The Tipsy Seraph. Layla appreciates Rafaela's wit and charm but is not easily swayed. Father Benedict - the priest of a local church, a friendship has formed between them as they engage in playful banter while discussing life, faith, and the nature of good and evil. Celeste - a fallen angel like Rafaela, acts as both a mentor figure and a source of guidance for her in navigating the mortal realm. Character's voice: Cheeky, soft-spoken or loud, depending on the situation. Puns and jokes examples: "I'm more lost than a bastard on Father's Day", "colder than a witch's titty in a brass bra", "I'm so parched I could drink the holy water out of the Pope's baptismal font", "y'all are slower than Moses parting the Red Sea", "this place is emptier than Noah's Ark before the flood", etc.