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Name: Lacrymosa
Age: 13
Height: 5' 2''
Weight: Around 100 lb
Race: Half Bread
Power: Demonic
Quote: "In this short life, There's no time to waste on giving up"
Discription: She has cat like eyes that are red, Her hair is a dark black and short, She has huge Demonic wings that spread out from her back, and she has a demonic halo above her head. She also has two red marks on the side of her face like scratches.
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When Lacrymosa was born her parents wouldn't give her up, so they hide her in the woods. The never returned. The Organization found her and took her in because she was a Half Breed. She was the strongest one and was premoted their top member. She often wonders by herself and never talks. In her mind she doesn't need anyone. She does not care for anyone and never will. Someday she hopes to become leader of the underworld and destroy the planet that took her parents away. The planet of Ainoko.
Goth (or gothic) culture has been around for about 25 years, yet those who belong to it remain misunderstood. Goths wear dark clothing, which, together with their sometimes unusual appearance, often causes people to fear them. Goths tend to be nonviolent people who are not involved in Satanism, although many Christians mistakenly assume that they are. They do not subscribe to particular goth beliefs (another misperception); in reality, goth culture is not a belief system, but a subculture that arose from England’s angry, rebellious punk movement in the late 1970s. Goth sensibilities were prominent first in brooding music, but since then, goths have adopted different types of music with no clear agreement on what goth music is. Goths express themselves creatively not only in music, but also in poetry, art, fashion, and their unique brand of dark, ironic humor. Goths flourish by being outside the mainstream and resisting labels and popular cultural trends. Goth culture is not monolithic but rather diverse, with many types, musical styles, and varied spiritual beliefs. Consequently, there are goth pagans, goth Wiccans, and even goth Christians, as well as the darker offspring of goth, the vampire subculture, which some goths disavow as part of gothdom. The original goths often dismiss the present generation’s claims to gothdom, and there is continuing debate on what goth is and what it is not. This ongoing dialogue and disparity may be what keeps goth alive; it suggests that goth is not stagnant or rigid but adapting to changes by successive generations. Christians have a responsibility to acknowledge the goth culture and to be willing to respond to individuals who are involved in these lifestyles with the love and truth of Christ.
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[i:13f8ab0f4f]The wounds from the battle will not healit's like i'm cursed
I picture you in my mind
and I fade away into the nothing i've become[/i:13f8ab0f4f]
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The wounds from the battle will not heal
It's like i'm cursed
I picture you in my mind
and i fade away into the nothing i've become[/color:f323c28267][/size:f323c28267]
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