Serenity Montclaire

= Serenity Montclaire = Owned by:  TheRyanLee

Gender: Female

Age: 14

Group: Non Player Characters

Home District
Highholm

Profession
High school student Occasionally helps her father with business stuff

Special Skills
Violinist Pianist Poet Dabbles in Alchemy

Physical Appearance
Serenity has dark hair like her mother. She has piercing eyes and a slender build. She looks identical to her twin sister Diana.

Avatar image is a picture of Diana and Serenity when they were young.

Personality and interests
Serenity is shy, but she's more outgoing than her twin sister and far less mysterious. She prefers to be a bit more forthcoming and bold. Her sense of humor is sarcastic and bubbly, not quite as dark as her twin's.

She's interested in: Music Piano Violin Poetry Alchemy Dogs Charity

History
Serenity Brooke Montclaire was born 14 years ago to Benjamin and Augustine Montclaire. When she was a few months old, her mother was killed. All she knows of her mother is in pictures and heirlooms.

Just like her twin sister Diana, Serenity has always been very artistic. She has been playing piano and violin since she was little. She has always had a passion for music.

Loves and Hates...
Loves her twin Diana Loves music, especially piano and violin Loves dogs, mostly to be different from her twin's love of cats Loves being a teenager Loves the family name and tradition Loves her father Loves charity because it makes her look like a good person Loves money Loves fashion Loves fresh baked pies, especially cherry Loves high class parties Loves poetry Loves the dark/night

Hates having to travel out of Highholm Hates when people disrespect her family Hates that her twin is obsessed with lower class lifestyles and the gritty streets outside Highholm Hates that her brother Tate doesn't seem to care about her or Diana Hates physical labor Hates being told what to do or what not to do Hates boys who aren't sophisticated and rich

Darkest Secret
She got one of her music teachers fired after he wouldn't allow her to perform her own composition in a recital.