Post by nettie somerst on Feb 21, 2013 18:26:50 GMT -5
marionette alena somerst
a little bit of back story
Nettie was born on January Eighteenth; with a family of her mother Marianne Crosby and father Joseph Somerst (who was the brother to Leighton Somerst's father), with two older brothers; Seamus Somerst and Bailey Somerst, who were twins, and both three and a half years older than herself. Her parents had met five years before her birth, having fallen in love over a chance meeting in France and two stand ups.
The Somerst family had always been very family oriented, and both sides of the Somerst family were always together; having cute little get-togethers and such. However, even at the young age of five, her naturally sweet disposition turned rapidly. Nettie could turn on you on a dime, and she had a terrible time focusing on the little things. Her family decided to take her to the doctors, hoping it was just something simple like her growing up. But after numerous tests, they found it was much more; but with her being so young, they didnt know what. So she was put on a small dose of anti-depressants and sent on her merry way.
The next to years, she was going on fine. However, Nettie (even so young) began to experience some odd things with her body. She'd feel the need to bey at the moon at night, especially when it was full. While these things were happening, she began to drastically mature personality-wise as well. She became very serious in her work at school, and took everything serious. She'd bring home an addition page and would be completely silent until it was finished. She never put down a book once she started reading it; and her reading level was well over what it should have been. Her parents continued to ignore it, figuring it was normal.
When she turned ten, her parents decided to bring her back to the doctor. Nettie had begun to talk to herself and have full on conversations with herself; and though it seemed as though she just had an imaginary friend, Joseph was convinced something was wrong. She got tested for multiple things again, and still they couldn't tell. The doctors said her blood was tainted with something that made it unable to read; nobody, at the time, realized that it was the wolf blood from her mothers side of the family. They put her on a bit stronger anti-depressant; and hoped for the best. However, on her eleventh year, her mother got diagnosed with the final stages of Cancer, and died that summer due to fact they couldn't save her.
Everything become open. The history of Marianne Crosby's family became realized; with Lycantrophy deep in the lines of her ancestors. Joseph admitted to his family about his seer blood, and Nettie mastered the whole "wolf-to-human" thing.
That was over a period of two years. While her powers were being mastered and such, she could finally be diagnosed with a type of split-personality, and Nettie ended up naming the two 'imaginary friends', Leon and Cordelia. They didn't come out a lot, normally, but sometimes they would. She was put on a crapload of meds, that somewhat worsened it. Another thing that didn't help, was Appolina, or her wolf-self. When she was Appolina, she was a whole nother person/mind.
The years after that were simple; however, she began to get extremely violent with her friends. With being depressed and having the issues, she couldn't handle it anymore. On more than one occasion, had she let loose on her younger cousin, Leighton; using extreme physical actions to quiet her. When she was fifteen, (due to extreme self-harm and harm to others), her father made the heart-breaking choice to send her to a mental hospital. She spent an entire year in that mental hospital, and got doped up on medication. After a while of having to be on morphine (due to a hip problem), she found herself very addicted. Most of her sixteenth year was dealing with the morphine addiction.
But then she came to her seventeenth birthday, when a letter came into the mail saying she had been accepted into Beauxbatons. You could say she was all over that one.
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