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Suzanne is naturally quite affable, generally putting for an understanding and even healing smile to others. She cares deeply about people but lately has been forced to become more detached from those she cares for. In her work as a social worker she has seen quite a few less than ideal endings for chargers she cared for, this has caused her to become more blunt and detached than when she started. She can be quite independent and rebellious. While normally she holds a cool head and quite a calm demeanor, when her back is up against the wall her bluntness becomes more and more pronounced, she will let go of manners and sometimes express herself inappropriately. These cares are far more rare than they were when she started. She’s naturally curious and lighthearted most of the time.
The overwhelming characteristic of Suzanne is that she really does care, even if her job has caused her to not understand the best way to express herself. She can be contemptuous to injustices and to callousness only because she does actually care. Despite all of this she remains a pretty happy person, something that the young people she work with are often drawn toward, especially children.
Special Skills
Trained social worker, specializing in children and young adults.
- College Athlete (Tennis)
- Secondary School Athlete (Tennis and Track)
History
Suzanne was educated on Earth where she worked with refugees settling on Earth. As a teenager she participated in numerous outreach programs meeting many people from all over known space who were coming to start a new life on Earth. She finds peace in running, even though she doesn't care to compete the way she did in high school she still runs often. After high school she entered college playing on the tennis team with some minor notoriety. Although she considered becoming a therapist she turned her attention toward social work. She has a special soft spot for children and young teenagers and works hard to understand them so she can better help the ones who need it most.