My name is Abigail Bodeway.
But you can call me Abby.
I am of the Female gender.
I am 21 years old.
I was born on 2/28.
To tell you the truth, the reason I became a keeper was I wanted to explore this new life. I thought that it would give me new inspiration to start writing again. The new sights and adventures I would be put through began to make my mind race with new ideas. Just the thought of what this world behind the world could offer made me feel like a child again. Filling me with a sensation of joy that I hadn't felt in many years. The inspiration had once again come to me. I had found my muse and couldn't let it go. .
But before that, I lived in Chicago, a normal college student, majoring in English Lit. I wanted to become a writer and still do. In my spare time I still write. I enjoyed the parks and the museums. The culture that was around me brought me much joy and inspiration. My parents where proud of my ability to write from an early age. Sadly after they separated, it took a great toll on my passion. Until the strange occurrences started to arise. When it seemed that my very life was beginning to change.
Though, I do like reading and writing novels. Daydreaming and meditating in wooded areas.
Even though I like those I detest large groups of people, loud noises and cold stoic atmospheres.
I'm a Keeper of the Blue Rank.
When I became a Keeper, the Colorless gave me ::Susanou the Dark Flame:: to defend myself.
I'm a rather calm individual. I tend to keep to myself, I'm not one to play well with others. The library is my best friend and the books are my teachers. Writing is my passion. If I didn't have it, I would go mad. Mad I tell you Mad!.
But I'm not always that great. You see, I have this uncontrollable fear of large groups. I can't go to public events or parties with more then 20 people. The fact of being surrounded by so many bodies unnerves me..
I live in the residential area of Rosewood City.
My voice of reason is Bodeway
The voice in my head would like to say that I am never without a copy of A wind in the Door by Madeleine L'Engle. It is my favorite book, and the story has reflects a lot of my life that I can interpret.
 Bodeway · Wed Feb 20, 2008 @ 02:20am · 0 Comments |
