General Information
Full Name: Kimberly Isabella Peterson
Nicknames: Kim, Kimmy
Age: Story dependent
Birthday: August 16th
Sex: Female
Physical Appearance
Eye Color: Emerald green with some brown/gold specks
Hair Color: Dark brown with lighter brown highlights
Hair Length: Shoulder blade length
Hairstyle: Up in either just a messy bun or two pig tails. Occasionally braided.
Height: 5'5” (the short one of the family)
Body Type: Somewhat curvy - weight to go with it (Hispanic roots from mother)
Tattoos: None
Piercings: None
Other:
Same problem as her brother; poor eye sight runs in the family. So
usually contacts, sometimes glasses. Also has braces at the moment.
Family Information
Mother: Isabella Marie Peterson (maiden name - Martinez)
Father: Thomas Edward Peterson
Siblings: Younger brother – Edward James Peterson
“But
you said that I could turn it in late,” the eighteen year old whined
quite pointedly at her English teacher as she pushed the stack of papers
in the teacher's direction. “It's not my fault that everything went
wrong the day before!” Kimberly added, as if it just might change Mrs.
Brighton's mind about the whole ordeal.
“I
said you could turn it in later that day, not today.” Mrs. Brighton
replied before tightening her lips in annoyance; disregarding further
protests from her student with a raised hand before turning her back on
the problem.
Of
course that further irritated Kimberly who wanted to raise her fist and
scream about the injustice of it all, but even she knew that would be
to no avail at this moment. Instead she slid and turned on the heels of
her rather tattered black converses and headed out the door; head held
high as she stuffed the papers into her red tote bag proclaiming that
math is delicious. Though, that seemed to be the wrong course of action
as she stumbled forward at just the right moment to crash into another
student who rashly jumped to pointing fingers and saying some rather
colorful words.
“Yeah,
right. Do you mind taking your attitude about four feet to the left?”
Kimberly asked, shrugging her shoulders and pushing past the still noisy
student. Usually she would have bothered with a more adequate and well
voiced insult about pits and sharks, but at the moment she was more in
the mood for something cold to drink. That and she was hoping to spot
someone who would listen to her claims of injustice about not being
allowed to turn in her sloppily written paper.
The
likelihood of that happening was steadily decreasing though as her
honor bound friends seemed to prefer to actually do their homework where
as she thought it was a rightful joke to slack off and pass classes
still. Sighing at the thought the fairly short Kimberly pulled her dark
brown hair up into its usual messy ponytail as she stepped into line for
the main soda machine near the cafeteria; impatiently tapping her right
foot.
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