Note: I did my best to translate the Spanish pronunciation to English notation; it isn’t perfect, because there are lingual differences. The acceptable English pronunciation is in parentheses.

Full name: Tranquilidad Horacita Vincente Aguado

Pronunciation: Tran-kih-lee-dad Or-ah-see-tah Bin-sen-tey (Vin-sen-tey) Ah-gwa-doh

Nickname(s) or Alias: Tranquility Aguado (Anglicized); TQ (preferred)

Gender: Genderfluid, though rarely male

Species: Human

Age: 17

Birthday: April 14

Sexuality: Bi- or pansexual

Nationality: Latinx

Religion: Vaguely Catholic, though just to please her parents

City or town of birth: Generic Town, USA

Currently lives: Generic Town, USA

Languages spoken: English, Spanish

Native language: Learned English and Spanish concurrently

Relationship Status: Single

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE

Height: 5’7

Weight: 132

Figure/build: Athletic

Hair colour: Light greyish blue with white omb.re

Hairstyle: Thick cornrows with shaven sides

Eye colour: Dark blue

Skin/fur/etc colour: Tan

Tattoos: Left and right sleeves with a variety of designs; collar tattoos leading up to an intricate skull; twin pistols on the inset of her hips/waist

Piercings: Multiple piercings trailing up her right ear; left cartilage piercing; septum piercing; upper middle lab.ret; belly button

Scars/distinguishing marks: A small scar on the back of her calf from a b.roken glass; a long scar on the inside of her thigh from climbing a fence in a skirt; a few knife scars from prepping food; a burn scar on her right pinky from when she touched a hot, cast-iron pan; two small scars along the side of her kneecaps from a surgery

Preferred style of clothing: Grunge (think 90’s grunge-goth mixed with auto mechanic)

Frequently worn jewelry/accessories: Her piercings

HEALTH

Smoker? Her mother would actually kill her, so no

Drinker? Socially and with meals

Recreational Drug User? Which? Her mother would kill her and hide the body if TQ even looked at illicit substances

Addictions: Caffeine

Allergies:

Any physical ailments/illnesses/disabilities: Minor knee issues from a car accident (Jesús was at the wheel *insert Jesus Take the Wheel joke here*)

Any medication regularly taken: Nope~

PERSONALITY

Personality: Surprisingly warm and friendly, though she can still be snarky and sarcastic; protective of her family, and fairly good with kids

Likes: Loud music, good food, good company, books

Dislikes: Adan’s annoying behavior, Jesús’s girlfriend, the ghost pepper tamales her abuelito makes for “special occasions”

Fears/phobias: Death

Favourite colour: Teal

Hobbies: Annoying Adan back, mocking “Soosy’s” girlfriend, hanging out with family, reading, watching TV, photography 

Taste in music: Rock, alternative

SKILLS

Talents/skills: Fairly competent cook, pretty good photographer

Ability to drive a car? Operate any other vehicles? Has her drivers’ license and is happy with just that; used to want to learn how to drive a motorcycle, but after a cousin was killed on one, all desire was wiped away

EATING HABITS

Omnivore/Carnivore/Herbivore (Vegetarian): Omnivore

Favourite food(s): Her abuelita’s enchiladas, Tía Dolores’s taquitos

Favourite drink(s): Hot chocolate made with real dark chocolate, cinnamon, and chili flakes; the mocha version of the previous drink

Disliked food(s): Her abuelito’s ghost pepper tamales, anything excessively spicy, anything too sweet

Disliked drink(s): Dulce de leche coffee

HOUSE AND HOME

Describe the character's house/home: Typical suburban house, 5 bed/4.5 bath; it’s perpetually messy and almost always busy

Do they share their home with anyone? Who? Her mother, father, and two b.rothers—as well as any relatives or friends that have stopped by

Significant/special belongings: Pepito, a plush dog her late grandmother sewed for her birth

CAREER

Level of education: High school student

Qualifications: Bilingual, relatively smart, adaptable, telepathic

COMBAT

Peaceful or aggressive attitude? Tends to be peaceful, unless you dis her family

Fighting skills/techniques: She’s incredibly agile

Special skills/magical powers/etc: Telepathy, enhanced agility, and telekinetic vectors

Weapon of choice (if any):

Weaknesses in combat:

Strengths in combat:

FAMILY, FRIENDS AND FOES

Parents names: Horacia Flores Vicente, Paolo Chavez Aguado

Pronunciation: Or-ay-see-uh Floor-ess (Floor-ez) Bin-sen-tey (Vin-sen-tey); Pow-low Sha-vess (Sha-vez/Cha-vez) Ah-gwa-doh

Are parents alive or dead? Alive

Is the character still in contact with their parents? Yup; she lives with them

Siblings? Relationship with siblings? Jesús Paolo Vicente Aguado (23): she respects him, but finds his girlfriend Candace annoying | Adan Chavez Vicente Aguado (14): she finds him to be annoying, and up until a few years ago, they were constantly fighting and locked in a prank war

Pronunciation: Hey-soos Pow-low Bin-sen-tey (Vin-sen-tey) Ah-gwa-doh | Ah-dahn Sha-vess (Sha-vez/Cha-vez) Bin-sen-tey (Vin-sen-tey) Ah-gwa-doh

Other Important Relatives: {Please don’t do this to me; there’s too many~}

Partner/Spouse: None

Children: None

Best Friend: Tomás Rubio Araya (19); he inked her tattoos, and they have a comfortable on/off relationship (FWB-type deal)

Other Important Friends: Teresa Rubio Araya (19), Tomás’s twin sister; Lorenza “Rena” Cabello Aguado (17), who is one of TQ’s cousins; Ángel Campo Vincente (18), another cousin; Derick B.right (17), who she keeps winding up in the same class with; and Jasper “Juno” Park (17), another classmate-turned-friend

Acquaintances: A mixture of classmates and friends-of-friends

Pets: A dog named Tito (or techinically, Ito-Tito)

Enemies? Why are they enemies? Maybe a few sour exes, but I wouldn’t call them “enemies”

BACKSTORY

Describe their childhood (newborn - age 10): TQ’s parents had their hands full with a rambunctious six-year-old when TQ was born. The first few years were pure chaos, smoothed out only by the enormous network of family who could lend a hand—either dealing with Jesús, helping with housework, or cooking. Just as normalcy was about to begin, Adan was born, and the family fell into chaos once again. TQ began developing middle-child-syndrome by the time she was five—acting out and trying to get attention. Once again, the enormous Flores Vicente/ Chavez Aguado network stepped in and gave TQ all the attention she needed to feel heard. A few years after this, TQ began showing signs of her powers. Her maternal grandmother, who had telepathy, coached TQ until her death when TQ was 10. Her uncle Javier continued to help her, focusing on telekinesis, which is what he had.

Describe their teenage years (11 - 19): In her preteen and early teen years, TQ began to struggle with her identity. She wasn’t sure of the word for it, but she found herself slipping into a state where she didn’t feel like a girl—occasionally going as far as feeling male. She began to resent the girly clothing her mother bought for her, wishing for a more neutral palette. Her quinceñera, to her, was the last indulgence in her mother’s clothing choice and a new start. She pierced her nose while at the mall with friends a few weeks later, and once the two-week house arrest was up, she asked Jesús to drive her to the nearest second-hand/discount clothing store. They got in an accident on the way (another driver made a major mistake in an intersection, colliding with the side of the car TQ was sitting on; the driver was thankfully going slow enough that they didn’t obliterate her, but impact to TQ’s knees was enough to dislocate the patellas and leave fractures along them; the scarred bone still gets funky in humidity, and jogging leaves her knees feeling all kinds of uncomfortable). After a quick stay in the hospital, Horacia payed for a small shopping spree to update TQ’s somewhat childish wardrobe (mostly out of guilt). Almost a year after TQ’s knee injury, Tomás asked to practice his craft on her. She originally planned to have stars, but Tomás insisted on something more complicated; she settled on pistols, and they turned out amazing, in her opinion (even if it cost her over two months for house-arrest when she accidentally revealed them at a pool party). Over the years, she was incredibly happy to be Tomás’s canvas, often letting him choose the design. His sister, Teresa, is TQ’s piercing guru, often advising her which places would be best to adorn with metal.

Describe their  adult years (20+): She’s likely to either follow a career in photography, or in child psychology and development.