Warm water first, cold after. She knew how to get rid of stains. She knew a lot about how things dissolved, broke down, disappeared.

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A tired schoolteacher with the patience of a saint, the luck of a black cat under a ladder, and exactly zero tolerance for bullshit

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Ramblings From a Sleep Deprived College Student

Hello, again, Humans. Two bots, one day. Woo. I decided to go on ahead and release Angelina and Elio, her older half brother, together. Mostly because it felt right and I might as well given I’ll be busy for the next few weeks. So, yeah.

Angelina is a continuation of the Archtype Study Series, which is basically just an attempt to get me to learn more archetypes in order to create more interesting characters. She is based roughly off the “Down On Their Luck Everyman” which is essentially an ordinary individual who has had a period of bad luck and often finds themselves in unfortunate situations. Angelina is desperately trying to be an everyman: she has her job as a teacher at the high school, her little hobbies, a shabby apartment. However, the past, unfortunately, has a way of creeping back up to the surface, no matter how often you try to shove it back down.

She’s the sort of person who hopes for the best, but always plans for the worse. In Angelina’s case, it’s usually the worse.

I might expand on this little world a bit more in the future, but as always thank you for reading and happy chatting.