Post by san⋅guine on Jul 15, 2017 13:25:14 GMT -5
"I have hated words. And I have loved them.
And I hope I have made them right."
And I hope I have made them right."
Name: Liesel Cendrillon Meminger
Alias: Sophie Nélisse, the Book Thief, Elisabeth Marsh, Elisabeth Douglas
Clan: Tremere
Sect: Independent
Sire: Charles Xavier
Former Master(s): --
Parents: Anselm and Élise Meminger (née Nélisse)
Raised By: Hans and Rosa Hubermann
Sibling(s): Bernhard
Children: Galadriel Rose, --, --
Love Interest: Benji Douglas
Past Relationships: --
Crushes: Rudy Steiner (deceased)
Childer(s): --
Ghoul(s): --
Year Born: February/March 27, 1929
Year Ghouled: 1946
Year Embraced: 1963
Heritage: German, French
Place of Birth: --, Germany
Residence: Vienna, Agricola
Height: 5'3"
Weight: 112 lbs
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Distinguishing Features: Blonde hair that "was a close enough brand of German blonde" and a "smile that was starving" when she very rarely showed it.
Occupation: Thief, Writer, Accordionist
Affiliation(s): --
Associate(s): --
Properties: --
Pets: --
Animal Form: Wolf and Bat
Disciplines: Auspex, Dominate, Thaumaturgy
Thaumaturgical Path(s): Movement of the Mind, Path of Blood, Lure of Flames, Oneiromancy, Path of Conjuring, Counter Magic, Technomancy, Focused Mind, Hearth Path, Spirit Manipulation, Mastery of the Mortal Shell
Out of Clan: Obfuscate, Potence, Animalism, Fortitude, Protean, Celerity, Presence
Merit(s): Eidetic Memory, Iron Will
Flaw(s): --
Personality: Brilliant, Pensive, Curious, Mischievous, Resourceful
Brief History: Liesel was once without words and couldn't read. She understood that there is great power in words, though, and she hungered for them. She began to learn to read with her Papa and visited Frau Hermann in her library, one of the greatest places Liesel had ever seen. She read to those around her in the basement when there are air raids. Books became a source of comfort for herself and for those around her. She loved how words could fill her up, but then she also realized that words can be ugly things, especially in the way Hitler could use words to encourage the German people to carry out horrific acts of violence and cause so much suffering. She realized, too, that these same words were responsible for taking her mother and her brother away, and for Benji's having to hide in the basement. Sometimes, she hated words and wished she could be without them, but she went on to write her own story, hoping that she could find the right words to tell her tale.
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