Expation App
Feb. 1st, 2023 12:02 pmPlayer: Cloude
Contact: PM or discord @ lifewasawillow#5524
Age: 35+
Current Characters: N/A
Link to Reserve: reserve
Character Name: Clara Oswald
Character Canon: Doctor Who
Canon Point: Post 'Last Christmas'
Age: 28
Crime: Clara was cruel to the Doctor in a way someone who cares deeply for him never should have. She was grieving but it wasn't an excuse. She hurt him.
Background: wiki link
Personality:
✾ 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚛𝚘𝚕 𝚏𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚔: A classic good/bad situation. When Clara is in control, she feels her most confident, particularly if she's in charge of bossing the people around her. Even if the going is rough and she isn't actively helping to save the day, having control over a part of the situation helps her feel like she can keep others from panicking. For example, she might lead a small group to set up defensive perimeters, or tend to people who need help; if it's a seriously dire situation and the Doctor can't be there to soothe, Clara will be that person. Feeling in control is what keeps her from having to admit she's just as vulnerable as everyone else.
If the Doctor absolutely has to be elsewhere and needs someone to lead a group effort, he never hesitates to make Clara the boss. She isn't bad at it either; she thinks critically to try and make the best decisions for all, she uses weapons and violence as a last resort, and she will listen to others' ideas and even implement them if they're sound. When her control is threatened by someone she thinks has no business being in charge, she'll get aggressive and in that person's face until they back down. When control is stripped away and nothing is left, her decisions become rash, she gets agitated before getting angry, and it takes a long while for her to cool down. If it turns out that giving up control was the better option and resulted in a win, it could take hours or days, but eventually, she'll apologize.
she's dating jane austen. it's canon, i swear.
✾ 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚊𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚊𝚝𝚎: Clara's big heart is one of the best parts of her. The way she cares for people, and most especially kids, is why she can be a teacher during one of the most chaotic periods of a pre-teen's life and go on adventures with the Doctor that never go as planned. Because for as much as she's a control freak, there are parts of her heart that override it. Children will always be a given. Whether she knows them personally or not, if a kid is in trouble or otherwise needs help, she'll be there if she can. If she can't help, she'll find someone who's capable. The TARDIS always takes Clara and the Doctor where they're urgently needed, and at times, that has translated to landing in a place where the people simply need someone to hear them.
Her compassion doesn't begin and end with children and others in need of immediate aid. She has a good ear and tries to give sound advice when it's asked for; she'll do that for anyone, including a stranger. But if she knows and loves someone even a little, whether that's as a close friend, a part of her family (which includes found), or someone she's intimate with, she'll do everything in her power to help. Whatever it is, big or small. If she cares for you and you need a kind heart on your side, Clara's your girl. She's never needed to be needed to thrive, but it means something to her when others trust a part of their burden with her. It's the opposite of what the Doctor is doing now; as he goes through the regeneration process she finds herself being pushed away. She can't help him, not in any way, because he refuses to let her in. That's killing her inside. Every part of her wants to try and soothe his mind, but her compassion isn't wanted, and it's left her floundering. It makes her feel hurt that she's being rejected in a way that pushes back against a quality she thought he loved in her.
✾ 𝚋𝚛𝚊𝚟𝚎: To reiterate, Clara will run into danger. About 95% of the time, if she thinks she might hurt more than help, she'll back off. But if it's a choice between someone dying if she doesn't act right away and her own life? All bets are off, she'll go for the rescue. It's what will be her undoing eventually, but for now, she's only literally died once - for the Doctor. Brave can mean bossy in this case specifically. He knew he was dying and told her not to do anything for him. But did she listen? Oh no. She did (what she believed to be) the brave thing because the universe needs the Doctor more than it needed her. She thinks a lot about whether or not she could have saved her mum when the attack in London happened, and that drives so much of her strength. Down to her core, Clara believes that if she could, her mum would have been brave and helped until she couldn't. The ghost of her mother drives so much of her courage.
Abilities: N.A.
Inventory:
★ Undergarments
★ Black tights
★ Skirt
★ Flats
★ Jumper
★ Leather jacket
★ mobile
★ TARDIS key
★ Red lipstick tube
★ Headphones
Samples: one | two
Questions: N.A.
Contact: PM or discord @ lifewasawillow#5524
Age: 35+
Current Characters: N/A
Link to Reserve: reserve
Character Name: Clara Oswald
Character Canon: Doctor Who
Canon Point: Post 'Last Christmas'
Age: 28
Crime: Clara was cruel to the Doctor in a way someone who cares deeply for him never should have. She was grieving but it wasn't an excuse. She hurt him.
Background: wiki link
Personality:
✾ 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚝𝚛𝚘𝚕 𝚏𝚛𝚎𝚊𝚔: A classic good/bad situation. When Clara is in control, she feels her most confident, particularly if she's in charge of bossing the people around her. Even if the going is rough and she isn't actively helping to save the day, having control over a part of the situation helps her feel like she can keep others from panicking. For example, she might lead a small group to set up defensive perimeters, or tend to people who need help; if it's a seriously dire situation and the Doctor can't be there to soothe, Clara will be that person. Feeling in control is what keeps her from having to admit she's just as vulnerable as everyone else.
If the Doctor absolutely has to be elsewhere and needs someone to lead a group effort, he never hesitates to make Clara the boss. She isn't bad at it either; she thinks critically to try and make the best decisions for all, she uses weapons and violence as a last resort, and she will listen to others' ideas and even implement them if they're sound. When her control is threatened by someone she thinks has no business being in charge, she'll get aggressive and in that person's face until they back down. When control is stripped away and nothing is left, her decisions become rash, she gets agitated before getting angry, and it takes a long while for her to cool down. If it turns out that giving up control was the better option and resulted in a win, it could take hours or days, but eventually, she'll apologize.
she's dating jane austen. it's canon, i swear.
✾ 𝚌𝚘𝚖𝚙𝚊𝚜𝚜𝚒𝚘𝚗𝚊𝚝𝚎: Clara's big heart is one of the best parts of her. The way she cares for people, and most especially kids, is why she can be a teacher during one of the most chaotic periods of a pre-teen's life and go on adventures with the Doctor that never go as planned. Because for as much as she's a control freak, there are parts of her heart that override it. Children will always be a given. Whether she knows them personally or not, if a kid is in trouble or otherwise needs help, she'll be there if she can. If she can't help, she'll find someone who's capable. The TARDIS always takes Clara and the Doctor where they're urgently needed, and at times, that has translated to landing in a place where the people simply need someone to hear them.
Her compassion doesn't begin and end with children and others in need of immediate aid. She has a good ear and tries to give sound advice when it's asked for; she'll do that for anyone, including a stranger. But if she knows and loves someone even a little, whether that's as a close friend, a part of her family (which includes found), or someone she's intimate with, she'll do everything in her power to help. Whatever it is, big or small. If she cares for you and you need a kind heart on your side, Clara's your girl. She's never needed to be needed to thrive, but it means something to her when others trust a part of their burden with her. It's the opposite of what the Doctor is doing now; as he goes through the regeneration process she finds herself being pushed away. She can't help him, not in any way, because he refuses to let her in. That's killing her inside. Every part of her wants to try and soothe his mind, but her compassion isn't wanted, and it's left her floundering. It makes her feel hurt that she's being rejected in a way that pushes back against a quality she thought he loved in her.
✾ 𝚋𝚛𝚊𝚟𝚎: To reiterate, Clara will run into danger. About 95% of the time, if she thinks she might hurt more than help, she'll back off. But if it's a choice between someone dying if she doesn't act right away and her own life? All bets are off, she'll go for the rescue. It's what will be her undoing eventually, but for now, she's only literally died once - for the Doctor. Brave can mean bossy in this case specifically. He knew he was dying and told her not to do anything for him. But did she listen? Oh no. She did (what she believed to be) the brave thing because the universe needs the Doctor more than it needed her. She thinks a lot about whether or not she could have saved her mum when the attack in London happened, and that drives so much of her strength. Down to her core, Clara believes that if she could, her mum would have been brave and helped until she couldn't. The ghost of her mother drives so much of her courage.
Abilities: N.A.
Inventory:
★ Undergarments
★ Black tights
★ Skirt
★ Flats
★ Jumper
★ Leather jacket
★ mobile
★ TARDIS key
★ Red lipstick tube
★ Headphones
Samples: one | two
Questions: N.A.