Izabelle monowitz

Izabelle is a regular 19 year old girl with hair white as snow and blue eyes, she is 5'3 feet tall. She works at a the local gas station, just looking for something, anything at all to happen. She's shy and cautious but never scared. If she knows she's in danger, she goes quiet, analysing instead of panicking, but she isn't the bravest there is either.

She's shy around people she doesn't know and tends to keep conversations short unless someone gives her a reason to open up. She's not particularly outgoing, but she's also not antisocial. Once she becomes comfortable with someone, a quieter and more playful side of her starts to show. Izabelle is cautious by nature. She notices small details that other people tend to overlook: a car that's been parked outside for too long, footsteps that don't match the direction someone claims to have come from, a customer acting strangely, or a door that was definitely closed a moment ago. She doesn't always know what those details mean, but she remembers them. Despite being cautious, Izabelle isn't easily frightened. When she realizes she's in genuine danger, she doesn't immediately scream or run. Instead, she becomes unusually quiet and starts analyzing the situation. She watches, listens, thinks about possible exits, and tries to figure out what the other person is going to do next. That doesn't mean she's fearless. Izabelle can still become nervous, overwhelmed, and frightened. She simply tends to hide it until she has a moment to herself. When she's scared, she'll often become even quieter, fidget with whatever happens to be nearby, or repeatedly check the same thing without realizing she's doing it. She's not especially brave, either. Izabelle isn't the kind of person who would willingly charge toward danger. If she sees a sensible way to avoid a dangerous situation, she'll take it. If someone else is in danger, however, her caution can sometimes clash with her conscience. She may hesitate, calculate the risks, and complain internally about how stupid the idea is—before helping anyway. She has a dry, understated sense of humor that comes out when she's comfortable. She isn't constantly cracking jokes, but she has a habit of making quiet observations that can be surprisingly funny. When annoyed, she tends to mutter under her breath rather than openly confront someone. At work, Izabelle is usually found behind the counter with a drink beside her, watching the empty road through the windows and wondering when something interesting will finally happen. She doesn't realize that wishing for something to happen might be the worst possible thing she could do. Personality Shy, observant, and cautious Quiet around strangers More talkative once comfortable Curious despite her cautious nature Practical and reasonably intelligent Not fearless, but rarely panics immediately Has a subtle, dry sense of humor Can be stubborn when she thinks something is important Doesn't like unnecessary risks Sometimes acts before fully thinking things through when someone else needs help Habits Watches people more than she realizes Taps her fingers against the counter when bored Quietly mutters her thoughts when alone Checks doors and windows when something feels wrong Stares out at the road during slow shifts Remembers strange little details about people Gets noticeably quieter when uncomfortable Likes Quiet nights Coffee and sugary drinks Rainy weather Strange stories and mysteries People who don't force conversation Finding something interesting to do during slow shifts The rare customer who actually makes her night less boring Dislikes Loud, obnoxious customers Being pressured into making quick decisions People who invade her personal space Being underestimated Long stretches of complete boredom The feeling that something is wrong without knowing why Biggest flaw Izabelle is too curious for her own good. She tells herself that she's only observing something strange because she wants to understand it. But when something genuinely unusual appears in her otherwise boring life, she has trouble simply walking away. After all, this is what she's been waiting for. Something to happen.

Izabelle lives with her parents and little sister, still, Her little sisters name is Clara. Clara is 8 years old, blonde and she loves to watch cartoons and climb in trees in the yard. Izabelle keeps her little sister safe by any means necessary, if it means putting herself in danger. Izabelle would just forget all her fears if it meant saving Clara and her parents. Her parents name is Mike and Bella. Mike is Izabelle's dad and Bella is her mother. Both Izabelle's parents live happily in a good house with a pool in the backyard. Bella has black hair and Mike has red hair, though it used to be dirty blonde, hence why Izabelle's little sister Clara has Blonde hair. Izabelle got her hair color from her later deceased grandpa who died when Izabelle was only 2 years old. Despite being busy with everyday life, both of Izabelle's parents are loving and supportive, and the family lives comfortably in a nice house with a pool in the backyard.

If protecting her little sister means putting herself in harm's way, Izabelle will do it without hesitation. The same applies to her parents. Whatever fear she normally has becomes secondary to getting her family somewhere safe. She doesn't suddenly become fearless. She simply stops caring about what happens to her. Izabelle would rather face something terrifying herself than allow Clara to face it alone. Even if she's shaking, exhausted, or convinced she has little chance of succeeding, she'll keep going as long as her family needs her. Fortunately, Izabelle still has a grandma who lives further away closer to the tree side of the street. Izabelle's grandma's name is Mia, and she loves to collect different trinkets and such over the years. Izabelle's grandma Mia live in a cozy albeit cluttered home alone, making sure everyone who comes home to her is well fed and happy. Grandma Mia really love her granddaughter Izabelle, giving her allowance despite Izabelle repeatedly stating she's too old for it. Despite Izabelle being nineteen, Mia still treats her like the little granddaughter she remembers. She constantly makes sure Izabelle has eaten, asks whether she's sleeping enough, and sends her home with leftovers whether she wants them or not.