Bonnie "BonBon" Gillanders

I have seen the Bridgerton Netflix show and I remember Anthony and Benedict's books, the others aren't as fresh in my memory. By historical fandoms I mean Turn, other period-characters I may know which includes The Great (Hulu), Pride and Prejudice, and more that I may mention if we plot. I prefer the time BEFORE 1900s, except for my beloved Downton Abbey and Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.

After what you read in her backstory, they inherited another fortune from Bonnie's maternal uncle, who left in his will that they'd be able to access it only while/after taking care of his daughter Leandra, Bonnie's dear cousin, and they moved to London to do that; now it's time to introduce Leandra to society and help her find a husband, and Bonnie (24 years old "spinster") would like to slip in, veil on her face or not, and see more of the world.
If in need of a connection to get to know her in threads, you can assume she immediately befriended my Eloise, who is offended on her behalf by how Bonnie's mother treats her and enraged because society has 'unrealistic beauty standards that don't apply to men'. If you play Eloise, then it's Lady Danbury who introduces her.   

IF needed to catch your muse's attention, what magic does she have? when she sings she can calm down whoever hears it, however she's a big believer in consent and she'd just rather fight with guns instead of 'drugging' the enemy (and by that I mean *I* believe you, rper, should give me the okay before she uses her powers on your muse). Basically, she works as a very powerful xanax in human form. This could also mean that she's in danger of being kidnapped for it. 

Outside of that, after her parents inherited an even greater fortune from her mother's brother (in exchange for taking care of his daughter Leandra), they are so preoccupied with their new noble-like life and with fulfilling his will that Bonnie is finally free to wander more.
This might mean leaving a note so she can go on an adventure too, if your character can be met while traveling.

One Piece: I am 100% for the live action, and I am reading the manga. I don't have a great memory so chances are I don't remember facts about minor characters, but I'll write anyway if you can help me plot what brings them together.

Other "pirate" fandoms: you can ignore what I say about the straw hats and focus on what I say here at the beginning about her island and her needing passage or straight up losing her way after she got one:

Her island has regency vibes (she's allowed to study but her occupation should have been 'wife', she never wore pants, etc). In her boredom/loneliness she studies a bit of everything but particularly focuses on medicine to alleviate her own pains and to learn in general. She could meet your muse when she's sneaking out of the mansion, or maybe yours is breaking in or injured nearby or visiting her parents, or she's part of the Straw Hats and that allows her to see the world. Up to you, we can even skip the first quick introduction if we plot the scenario.

She could join OTHER crews or pirates if your muse is not with the Straw Hats and you want her there! But if you want her to be hanging with Luffy and his crew, we can use this version ofto explain why she's on the Merry/Sunny: she takes care of an injured Chopper (even doctors need a doctor!), and because she's very open she'd quickly tell Luffy that she dreams of seeing the world. Having an 'assistant' (assistant to the doctor, to the cook, to the weapons maker) can help, plus BonBon has a dream and no chances to fulfill it alone, is nice and generally happy despite everything, so she's allowed to join the group. UNLESS you write a Luffy and don't want this pre-written backstory, in which case either we write a first meeting or maybe have my Nami be an NPC who introduces them because Bonnie is looking for a ride to her cousin Leandra's island and willing to spend a lot of money.
If a mission requires a lot of walking she might wait at the ship, or, funnier, she takes her giant dog Pudding with her and she rides him (not the first we see in this universe do something like that) 

She'll wear a short skirt on top of her pants for modesty (and bandages around her injured leg) AND can ditch the veil if the crew tells her they are comfortable seeing the scars. In the Straw Hats crew Nami is probably the primary person she goes to for advice on how 'women' behave outside of her island, for better or worse, in other crews she'll find some woman to look up to.

If we need a bigger excuse for your muse to hang out with her or plot-point to explore later, she could have eaten the Lull Lull Fruit: when she sings she can calm down everyone who hears it. Basically she's a walking xanax.
She's very pissed about this, singing was the ONE thing she excelled at and now it has a 'power'.  

In Firefly her backstory is nearly the same, a car accident killed her older brother and sister and left her permanently injured (their family is 'rich people of Scottish-American' heritage, no matter the planet they come from). Forced to wear a veil by her mother most of the time, it became a habit.

But to explain why she stayed disabled and disfigured despite future medicine being available, the accident was caused by Reavers, and she spent days between life and death; lucky not to be spotted by them because hidden by wreckage. However, due to their terrifying presence, the search party was not sent right away and by the time she was found the situation was dire enough that saving her life was all they could do. 

To give the Serenity crew a reason/excuse to have her around, Bonnie has become an excellent hacker, having been mostly stuck at home all her life without much else to do, and has enough theoretical medical knowledge (and has taken care of her own disabled body enough) to be able to assist Simon.
We can write their first meeting, but if we want to skip it we could say that she interacted with Kaylee because her dog Pudding was being friendly to the mechanic, who was right outside of the gates, and later Bonnie saw Kaylee and the crew almost get caught by the Alliance (because she was watching surveillance footage the way people watch movies and poking around with her hacking skills) so she helped the crew escape. This led her to almost getting killed by the Alliance herself but the crew rescued her and gave her a ride away.
She may come from a rich, influential family, but not enough that she wouldn't get in trouble for helping those people. 

Keeping in mind that I'll just give some details in addition to the bio you read above:

Telltale Walking Dead: 25 when the zombies came, she has no idea of what happened to her family and she only has her dog Pudding with her. Pudding fights for her too, though she mostly survived out of dumb luck and because her medical and hacking skills can come in handy (the hacking ones because they allowed her to enter places that were locked in by codes and to try to get in contact with people's families/check surveillance cameras and do other manteinance for the group). She keeps surviving out of dumb luck.
If interacting with season 4 kids I hope it's not necessary to say that she will not be shipped with anyone, even if they are of age (she'd be 30+), and she would never try to take over even if she's the adult. If she's around in s1, she'd be unsure on whether to side with Kenny (leaving the motel is good) or Lilly (staying is good if you are disabled and slow). Having enough medical knowledge to recognize Larry is gone, she'd agree that he should be killed before he turns into a zombie even if it means becoming Lilly's enemy. She'd feel very protective of the kids. Unless you are going to diverge from canon she'll realize she's slowing down the group and will be unable to follow Lee in his attempt to rescue Clementine, leaving the group when it's time to jump from one balcony to another roof (the point where a still alive Ben falls). She may be reunited with Kenny or find Luke's group later if she's interacting with them, or straight up find Clem at Richmond.
Unless you are a Clementine rper and want otherwise, she wouldn't be there when Clem raises A.J. but bump into her later on, maybe at the school. If Lilly can, so can she.
At some point she has been able to reunite with her family and left Pudding, who is older, in their care, because no dog will be harmed in my threads. 

The Last Of Us: she's well over 30 when the show starts, her family is "safe" in the city, but her younger sister Alice and her dead cousin Leandra joined the Fireflies, her parents are pro-Fedra and her younger brother abstains. Bonnie breaks the law whenever someone is in need (or she is, depending on the meds situation), trying to not take sides because if she doesn't get too involved and is likeable she and her family may not get murdered, especially needed if she's the person to go to when, for example, a Firefly needs emergency care or a corrupted agent needs her to hack into something.
If you want to, she could have helped Joel and Tess in the past, or she could even join in to protect Ellie (and wouldn't get in the way of Joel rescuing Ellie because 1) Joel would kill her in a heartbeat over it and 2) she doesn't want to be the person who argues over killing an unconscious kid).
By default, to allow interactions, she ended up in Jackson because she was caught messing around and forced to leave to protect her family.  

Until Dawn: I don't want to force-introduce her into the game with her bio so there are two options:
1) writing threads set during the game and rewrite the story with her as a part of it - while I don't think the 'disfigured girl with a limp' would be someone they'd want there as bestie, we'll have to twist what's realistic a little and say that maybe she was close to Beth - which would involve her having asked Josh if she could come too (she wasn't part of the prank so Josh wouldn't have to scare her, she wasn't supposed to be invited, but she's probably been there for him and how to say no ot that? - and Bonnie getting locked up in a room because she's not meant to be Josh's victim, and will be freed by Ashley and Chris when they start looking for Sam (UNLESS you play one of the other characters and want her to come with them earlier on).  She'd join whoever you write. Keep in mind that she always found the "prank" done to Hannah horrible, but also that a night like that tends to make people bond.
2) writing threads set after the events of the game happened, and you can tell me whether you want to go with the previous option too (Bonnie was there) or Bonnie wasn't there, but her accident as a kid, the one that also killed her siblings, could have been caused by wendigos and she has been researching on the topic her whole life, which would likely lead her to collide with these survivors since, for obvious reasons, she doesn't really know what those monsters are or where they come from besides 'the mountain'. This also means the scars on her face that won't heal could have been caused by the wendigo. Naturally she's beyond terrified of it, but since her siblings died she wants to know the truth. 

I'm tweaking the backstory since medicine now is very different from the 1800s. This can work for Chuck, Lost, Leverage, various sitcoms and dramedies if I'm not required to have memorized the episodes (HIMYM, New Girl, TBBT, the Office, Parks & Rec, B99, Scrubs, Community, Superstore, Gilmore Girls; more 'dramatic' ones are: the Rookie, 911, Castle, Suits, The Pitt): 

general modern fandoms: 

She wasn't put through cosmetic surgery despite having the money for it, because her body took years to recover from the accident and from initial malpractice during her first surgery, with periodic infections and inflammations; she was very fragile, and since the scars didn't cause her any particular grief the doctors postponed it.
She wears a medical mask, depending on the context. 

Bonnie wants to work, though she can't do heavy lifting or stand up for too long. Between her interest in making her life a little less painful (especially due to how healthcare treats people with chronic pains) and math skills, she ended up researching medicine and developing some pretty decent hacking skills. 

medical shows: diversity-hire: she can't be a nurse because it's a very physically demanding job, but she can be the one who sits and takes care of charts and other computer-issues. 

Various action shows:  Again, her hacking skills get her in trouble because she discovers a criminal activity that gets her involved in whatever is going on (left open on purpose) 

more specific for WEIRD action-ones with some unrealistic abilities/worlds:

In Chuck she becomes an informant because her little hacking stunts led her to discover too much about some crime, maybe put to work at the Buymore in one way or another because of her hacking skills.
Survivor in Lost, who keeps her disability even on the island (she won't heal, that's it), and is working on her mother-issues. Once it's clear to her they are not getting saved any time soon, she's kinda having a blast (monster aside) because she doesn't need to do much more than she can, and when she's in pain the others help her. 

I'm tweaking the backstory since medicine now is very different from the 1800s. This can work for Marvel (main 2012 Avengers movies, Deadpool, Agents of Shield, Loki the serie, Agatha All Along but I'm not comfortable with Elizabeth Olsen as Wanda's nor with Scarlett in general, Thunderbolts) and DC (Legends of Tomorrow, Supergirl), X-Men movies, and probably more: 

She wasn't put through cosmetic surgery despite having the money for it, because her body took years to recover from the accident and from malpractice that happened during her first surgery; she had periodic infections and inflammations, was very fragile, and since the scars didn't cause her any particular grief, the doctors postponed taking care of her appearance. 

What's her "super-power"? (needed to give her an excuse to be worthy of your muse's attention) They got 'activated' in her adult years (marvel inhuman, dc alien, x-men mutant): when she sings she can calm down whoever hears it, however she'd just rather fight with guns instead of 'drugging' the enemy (and by that I mean *I* believe you, rper, should give me the okay before she uses her powers on your muse). Basically, she works as a very powerful xanax in human form.
It manifested right after her accident, but it's not the easiest power to notice, so it took her many years and a public karaoke to realize something was up.

excuses to meet her:

In Marvel/DC she ends up being recruited by SHIELD/the DEO because her uncle works for them and vouched for her (can end up as part of the Legends by accident too); she has developed some excellent hacking skills and was promised all kinds of accommodations, so she accepts. She is also being given the chance to study more medicine and actually practice first aid.
Obviously finding out she isn't human in her early twenties made things more difficult, especially since her power isn't exactly the most dangerous one, but at the same time is very invasive and makes her uncomfortable. She feels very lost when it comes to her place in the world, far more due to her powers than to her upbringing. 

X-Men: she could be in Charles' school (but as an adult, because even if Charles could sense her as a kid and decide to bother even though her powers are so meek, she needed constant medical attention and her father would have opposed to it and convinced her to stay with guilt), or maybe she's at Erik's safe haven in the dark phoenix universe, or a bit lost in her own home depending on who your muse is; her power is so non-aggressive (literally bringing peace to people's hearts) that she feels barely a mutant, but also isn't human enough for people's standards, and she's still very much a disabled person, so she'd feel insecure about her place in the world regardless. The anti-mutant sentiment puts her in danger no matter what her power is, as well as potential people who want to kidnap her so she can be a siren for them, so eventually that's what can lead her to be around your mutant muses. 

The Magicians: her mother dragged her around trying to find a way to fix her face; it turns out there was a curse involved in the car accident that killed her siblings, which is also the reason why her injuries can't heal. It also gave her a power-boost: she was naturally a healer but, like I said, she gains that power to calm people down with her magic; it's unique, and Dean Fogg invites her to their school before anyone else can. The curse was cast because of her father reporting that superior, as I've said in her bio.

Priority to the tvshow, of which she'll follow the plot, but also open to 4 (but don't ask me to remember all factions and minor characters except for the fact that she'd be pro Synths even if it fights with her scientific knowledge), to 3 ( but I don't remember it much) and NOT to New Vegas because I don't want spoilers.

Scottish family living in the US pre-war, a car accident killed her older brother and sister, leaving her with a limp and a scarred face at age 12. She wasn't put through cosmetic surgery despite having the money for it, because her body took years to recover, with periodic infections and inflammations; she was very fragile, and since the scars didn't cause her any particular grief the doctors postponed it.
She was homeschooled and her parents still had more kids, Michael and Alice, not because of inheritance reasons but because her mother could not accept having her as her only daughter (while her father was overprotective and overbearing). She focused on medicine and hacking as her primary interests but studied a bit of everything.

Bonnie was found by Moldaver's group because of her hacking skills and learned more about Vault Tec through meetings, though she didn't have the time to develop her skills enough to actually hack into Vault Tec's computers because the bombs were released first.
She was put in cryo with Moldaver's group at 24 years old and awakened years after Shady Sands, because her pod had been left inaccessible by the bomb. She couldn't survive as a raider with chronic pain and a limp, but instead made her way to civilization again, surviving out of sheer luck too. Bonnie became a singer, who thanks to her personality tends to learn everything about everyone and to bump into people. 

She's in her 30s now, and she'll be wherever you'll need her to be to interact with her. Doesn't have any particular crazy-fighting skill besides having learned how to handle a gun; she's more of a lockpicking charmer with a lot of medical knowledge.
Looking for an excuse to make her interact with your tvshow muses? She could easily have had interactions with my other fallout characters and be relevant to your muse because of that.
Being a popular singer, she travels a lot for her well-paid gigs and/or may need your muse's protection as well.

As a companion, she comes with an unkillable mutated dog she can ride (Pudding), a small gun, lockpicks, and the ability to restore some of your health.
She's pro-ghoul, neutral to synths mostly because she's never met one that she knew of, neutral to Brotherhood of Steel (depends on the faction and how they talk about ghouls), neutral to raiders (she doesn't want to get murdered, so), anti-institute (she's only heard scary things about them), obviously anti-vault tec, having lost her entire family to the bombs.