Republic of Costa Rica
República de Costa Rica
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Costa Rica, also known by her human name of Ámbar "Miel" Dulce Ojeda de Marlo, is a cheerful and loving individual who cares deeply for her friends and family. She has a great sense of humor and is always ready to crack a joke. Nicknamed “Miel” (aka Honey) by the people who knew her, Costa Rica was very sweet, and everyone knew it.
Costa Rica cares deeply for people and wants to do everything she can to help them. She’s a sure and steady support system and will be willing to change her beliefs when challenged and learns that it is hurting people for her to believe that. She is cheerful and always brightens the room she is in.
Costa Rica is a very sweet person. Often coming off as someone who can be easily manipulated, Costa Rica surprises people with the fierceness of that sweet personality. Because Costa Rica cares so deeply about her friends and family, she will fight to protect them.
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Poliamorosx (English Meaning/Translation: Polyamorous)
Pronouns: she/her
Nicknames: Rica, Costa
Languages Spoken: Spanish (Official), Mekatelyu, English, Maléku, Cabécar, Bribri, Guaymí, Buglere, Italian, French, Plautdeutsch (some understanding), Chinese (semi-fluent), Arabic (some understanding), and Hebrew (some understanding)
Religion: Roman Catholic (Official)
Physical Description
Physical Description
Costa Rica is four foot eight in height and a physical age of twenty-five. She has light amber eyes and wavy light brown hair down to her mid-chest. She had almond-shaped eyes and an oval-shaped face. She wears glasses.
While in country form, her skin is that of her flag, with the blue going down her body. Her hands and feet are red, with a white line separating the red from the blue.
In human form, she looks white, her skin tanned. Her largest ethnic groups are Spaniards, Mestizos (primarily white), and Indigenous Costa Ricans (minor).
Costa Rica has a lot of body fat and has a very huggable body.
Historical Description
Historical Description
Costa Rica has become whiter over the years, but otherwise looks the same.
From July 1, 1823 to March 4, 1824, Costa Rica had this flag.
From March 4 to November 2, 1824, Costa Rica had a dulled version of this Federal Republic of Central America flag.
From November 2-22, 1824, Costa Rica used this state flag.
November 22, 1824 to November 14, 1840, Costa Rica used this flag
From April 21, 1840 to April 20, 1842, Costa Rica used this flag.
From April 20, 1842 to November 12, 1848, Costa Rica used this flag.
From November 12, 1848 to November 27, 1906, Costa Rica used this flag.
From November 27, 1906 to October 21, 1964
Mental Illness
Mental Illness
History
History
Religion and Culture
Religion and Culture
Family
Family
Relationships (Personifications)
Relationships (Personifications)
Relationships (Humans)
Relationships (Humans)
Hobbies and Interests
Hobbies and Interests
Former Names
Former Names
Former Human Names
Former Human Names
1900-Present: Ámbar "Miel" Dulce Ojeda de Marlo
1847-1900: María Dolores Ojeda de Marlo
1838-1847: María del Carmen Ángela Ojeda de Marlo
1823-1838: Ana Sofía Loyola de Enríquez
Former Country Names
Former Country Names
August 31, 1847-Present: Republic of Costa Rica | República de Costa Rica
November 14, 1838-August 31, 1847: Free State of Costa Rica | Estado Libre de Costa Rica
July 1, 1823-November 14, 1838: State of Costa Rica | Estado de Costa Rica
Temporary Deaths
Temporary Deaths
Fun Facts and Additional Information
Fun Facts and Additional Information
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