clarissa olsen

personality:

MBTI: ENFJ 

Enneagram: 1w2 (The Reformer with The Helper Wing) 

Alignment: Neutral Good 

Zodiac: Aquarius 

Percy Jackson Parent: Persephone 

Pokémon Type: Ice 

Ices are regal, polite, glamorous, and impossibly hard to know. Many of them seem ageless, in a bit of a pinched, tense-seeming way. With them, every pause, smile, and gesture is appropriate, yet strained. They know a lot about proper etiquette, and always have the right answer for how to gracefully solve a social problem. They have many friends, and host wonderful parties, yet you never feel at ease in their presence. Ices are as perfectionistic as Grounds, without the impatience and frustrating goal-mindedness. They are graceful and slow, meticulous and proud. Even something as simple as selecting an outfit can be elevated by an Ice into an art. Every step is considered and measured, every accessory perfectly placed. They don’t like being rushed or criticized; they don’t need your criticism, they’ll find the flaws on their own.

Pokémon Subtype: Dragon 

Dragon Types seem to operate on their own plane of existence, with its own system of morals and values. Stubborn yet perpetually happy, Dragons refuse to grapple with your criticisms of them.

Dragons live their lives without any care about whether other people notice. They tend to be reclusive and self-contained. Because they are so resolute about doing things their own way, and feel no need to explain it, they don’t make good long-term partners for most people. However, if you can give them the space they need to forge their own quiet, maybe sometimes even a bit odd, lives, you can learn a great deal of wisdom from them. 

Winx: Nature

family:

Father’s Full Name:  Robert Olsen

Father’s Occupation: Linguistic Anthropologist

Mother’s Full Name: Clarissa doesn’t actually know this info. She left not long after Clarissa was born, her father has never talked about her, and Clarissa has never wanted to know. 

biography:

For as long as Clarissa could remember, it’s always been her and her father. Her mother left, not long after she was born, leaving simply a note that expressed she couldn’t do this. The whole being a wife thing, a mother, it was too much for her. But, despite everything - she’d never really felt a gap missing or anything. She had her father, who loved her very much, grandparents who she spent lots of time with, and she lived in probably the most beautiful place in the world.  Her father was a linguistic anthropologist with John Hopkins, working alongside the anthropology unit at University of Hawaii—Mānoa. A position he’d always held with great pride, but he’d always say the greatest joy was being her father. 

And he was a great father. Clarissa didn’t even notice the absence of a mother until she started interacting with children her own age. And in all honesty, she’s never really felt that void people expect her to feel whenever she mentions it was just her and her dad growing up. He was always there for her, every step of the way. Which only made the decision to attend college on the mainland even harder for her. Sure, she’d gotten into Cornell - something her father was excitedly telling everyone who’d stop long enough to listen to him. His Clarissa had gotten into an ivy league school, on a scholarship, but despite how ecstatic the man was - that didn’t make leaving any easier.

bullet points:

• Clarissa is very compassionate, growing up all she wanted to do was help people. How she does so depends on the verse, but usually it's either therapy or she becomes a pediatric surgeon. She's always happy to lend an ear if you reach out to her.

• She absolutely adores the beach and the ocean, and she spent a lot of time on the beach growing up. Whether it was combing for sea-shells she later turned into jewelry or swimming the days away, she adores the shore.

• This kid definitely went through a lot of therapy as a child because her father was worried about potential trauma regarding her mother. So like while she may be like ??? at some stuff people mentions about their moms and experiences growing up with one, she's pretty well adjusted. Honestly her dad is kinda her best friend, she calls home often.

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