serissa branwell

personality:

MBTI: ESTJ

Enneagram: Type 7w8 (The Enthusiast with The Challenger wing)

Alignment: True Neutral

Zodiac: Gemini

Percy Jackson Parent: Aphrodite

Pokémon Type: Ghost

What sets Ghost Types apart is that they have a past, a history that they can’t escape. That doesn’t necessarily mean a traumatic event. While some Ghosts are mournful or caught dwelling on old pains, others appear to be connected to a distant past of revelry. Ghosts are caught in a state of suspended animation. There is a consistency within them, which harkens back to some moment in time that made them who they are now. Some are obsessive about history, or about honoring their culture’s traditions. Others can’t stop reading books on Attachment Theory, and talking about how they absorbed their parents’ epigenetic trauma. They are at once both rooted and detached. Their existence reminds you time is not real.

Unlike some of the other emotionally-distant-seeming types, such as Ice and Psychic, Ghosts are not intentionally putting walls up between themselves and other people. In fact, they can be over-sharers, telling long stories about their pasts, bearing their most secret selves. There is something very vulnerable about them. Still, there is liminal veil between them and everyone else. The curse of Ghost Types is that they feel things very intensely, they hunger and yearn, and they understand the distant, root causes of many modern-day problems. Yet they can’t seem to fully connect to reality or feel anyone else reaching back at them. They make excellent poets, painters, story-tellers, fanfic writers, cultural historians, and museum curators

Pokémon Subtype: Fairy

Fairy Types are dreamers and effective healers. Each has their own unique aesthetic sensibility, and proudly holds at least a handful of bizarre-seeming beliefs that they’d absolutely love to tell you about. They are steadfast lovers of all things strange, so they often collect friends with idiosyncratic interests, niche hobbies, and scary pasts. Detached from reality, morality, and convention, fairies seem to be almost ageless and inhuman. Fairy Types are nonjudgmental, accepting, and curious — sometimes excessively so. Sometimes they get too hung up on healing other people, and veer into co-dependence.

Fairies can seem childlike and kind of sloppy even well into adulthood, but often play it off with a likable charm. Fairies are sensitive and emotional, but don’t like talking about what’s bothering them. Human emotions are just too hard for them to understand. Even once you get to know a Fairy very well, you’ll have the sense that they have a whole second life, full of misadventures, that they are keeping from you. You’re right

Winx: Light

biography:

TBA 

family:

Father’s Full Name: Alistair Branwell

Father’s Occupation: Lawyer (One of the best in the country)

Mother’s Full Name: Serissa knows absolutely nothing about her biological mother.

(Ex) Step-Mother’s Full Name: Nancy Branwell

(Ex) Step-Mother’s Occupation: Politician 

Siblings: France Branwell (Half-Brother)

Other Relatives Of Note: James and Niamh Ruth (paternal cousins, close like siblings), Celeste Branwell ((ex)step-maternal cousin)

bullet points:

• Serissa is a lot more complicated then what she seems like on the surface. Surface level? She’s a bitch, think your classic high school cheerleader trope and you have Seri’s public persona. Under the surface though - she’s an extremely scared and hurt child who’s just absolutely terrified of letting anyone close to her so completely and utterly ruins any and all attempts to get close to her.

• One of her most self-destructive tendencies is flirting with older men in exchange for money and expensive gifts. I personally am not willing to write this out, but please know this is going on in the background. So if she makes a joke about your muse’s dad… it’s probably just an attempt to see how your muse would react, but she’d also go there so feel free to have them react appropriately. 

• It’s extremely simple to assume Seri is self obsessed, vain, and apathetic towards others - and while some to extent there is some truth to that statement - how she treats her closest friends is EXTREMELY different to how she treats the majority of people. She’s not a bad shoulder to cry on, nor is she a bad person to go to for support, you just have to be one of her people.

• A lot of Serissa’s behaviors stem from her upbringing. She’s never gotten over her step-mother leaving / abandoning their family once she got fed up of taking care of another’s woman’s child. And sometimes she can’t help but resent her father for putting them both in that position, and her ‘mother’ for leaving her when she’d give anything to just have her back. Sometimes she wishes she’d left France too, that way they’d be on even playing field. But she’ll never say that because… admitting to her own feelings? Impossible.

• She’s really into money, getting it, spending it excessively, waving it around. This muse is extremely money focused, but also she doesn’t want an actual job so like… will she tell you she loves you for money? Without a shadow of a doubt. It’s… a problem.

• I know these bullets make her sound like the actual worst but I swear there’s a lot more to this muse once a character gets into her walls. A lot of her more questionable behaviors are defense mechanisms, not really Seri at her core. She’s very loyal to her friends, and loves them a lot. Step one is just getting close to her okay!

If you have any questions, please feel free to dm me and I’ll be happy to answer them.