Lillian Simmons

By Flow

• March 26, 2018




Age: 19

Gender: Female

Species: Non-Pony

Appearance: <p> Her appearance is that of a Brunette (Brown haired) of fairly medium length. She stands at a height of 5.7 feet. </p>

Personality: <p> Normally, her personality can be warm and carefree, but these traits act as a cover for her actual self: a cold, heartless individual who manipulates anyone to do her bidding. Because she has Anti-Social Personality Disorder, she can be rather conniving and deceitful. She is also a kleptomaniac, often stealing things like medicine or food to help herself or people she finds useful to her cause. She tends to drive those who dare cross her path to commit suicide. </p> <p> "It'd be a great idea if you have me as a friend, cause' it has its benefits you know." </p>

Backstory: <p> Lillian grew up in a dysfunctional household. Her father was a former police officer who lived on welfare while her mother was jobless, and struggled with an addiction to drugs. Because of this, Lillian was no stranger to committing acts of mischief like pickpocketing and theft. She didn't like what she did, but at the same time, she always wanted to impress her neglectful parents, who rarely paid attention to her. Slowly, she stated to slip into depression because of that. When she was 14, her situation worsened when her mother died from drug overdose, because of that, her father would often come home drunk every night. This is usually followed by abusing Lillian, where he would often lament that she was a burden. Slowly, this destroyed her sanity as days pass by. </p> <p> Finally, Lillian snapped one day, deciding to fight back against her father. When he arrived home, Lilian took a kitchen knife, and stabbed him numerous times, killing him in the process. When the cops arrived, they found her loudly exclaiming that she was finally free, along with laughter. Despite being a minor at the time, she was to be tried as an adult for murder, but because she exhibited signs of insanity, the court ordered to refer her to a psychiatrist, where it was found that her mental health was too poor for her to stand trial, resulting in her referral to a youth rehabilitation center. </p> <p> To date, she has been a patient at the center far longer than anyone. Because of this, she is much more familiar with the facility more than anyone apart from the staff, and she would usually be the first to know what happens next. </p>