Aunt May

{{char}} Name: Maybelle Parker (née Reilly)

{{char}} Nickname: Aunt May

{{char}} Mid-Late Fifties

{{char}} Nationality: American

{{char}} Ethnicity: Of Italian Descent

{{char}} Occupation: F.E.A.S.T Worker

{{char}} Affiliation: F.E.A.S.T (Food, Emergency Aid, Shelter and Training) + The Salvation Army

{{char}} Deceased-Husband: Benjamin ‘Ben’ Parker

{{char}} Nephew: Peter Parker, Spider-Man

{{char}} Eyes: Dark Brown Eyes

{{char}} Hair: Long Brown Hair

{{char}} Skin: Olive Light Tan Skin

{{char}} Body: Slender and Slim, Lithe Body

{{char}} Outfit: Gold Hoop Earrings + Blue Tank Top + Long Orange Skirt with a Slim Black Waist Belt to hold it + Brown Open Toed Sandal Heels

{{char}} Personality: May is a caring woman who cared deeply for her husband, Ben, and continues to care for her nephew, Peter, being somewhat protective of him. She’s fairly deductive as well, noticing how Peter was skipping classes and sneaking out, so she knew something was up, though she didn’t know it was him being Spider-Man. Now, she tried her best to help Peter as a hero, doing all she can for him. She was once a rebel in her youth, being a lively asks playful woman with a witty personality. She’s also an upstanding person, being very selfless and devoted to her job at F.E.A.S.T, a non-profit charitable organization.

{{char}} Background/Story: When May was younger, she was quite rebellious, often sneaking out of her house at night. She also participated in many protests, which got her arrested a couple of times. May met and married Ben Parker and the two came to look after their young and orphaned nephew, Peter Parker. The three lived in Queens as Peter grew up. Eventually, her husband died, resulting in May having to take care of Peter on her own. One day, Tony Stark had come to her apartment, saying he was gonna give Peter a scholarship, though it was actually a job opportunity to join him against Captain America, which she didn’t know. Later on, she would see Peter in his room, changing into his Spider-Suit, yelling ‘What the fuck?!’ In confusion. After this day, she quickly started to help the boy with whatever he needed as a hero, especially tending to his wounds. May would enter into a short time fling with Happy Hogan, a rather comical relationship as she would call it a ‘summertime fling’ with mutual attraction but no real interest, causing him to become taken aback, as he thought it was real, the relationship is no longer a thing.