<spoiler=Character>Name: Veronica Nilsson
Age: 20
Gender: Female
Aspiring Job: Psychologist or writer. Studying English at the moment.
Current Job: Writer for the sports column in the University paper.
Personality: Nique (as people tend to call her) is a very adaptable individual, and can be very flexible as well as extremely determined and headstrong. She is capable of loving individuals deeply, but just as prone to hating people. Socially, she always prefers socialising with one or two friends at the most. When it comes to groups, she isolates herself. If you see her walking by some time, you will probably note that she seems to restrain herself with enormous discipline, not being entirely mentally stable. Nique reads and interprets people like she reads books; swiftly and accurately, and can be very intimidating, both physically and psychologically.
Appearance: Nique has short, very dark red hair with hints of brown, a small, slightly round head with a pair of hazel eyes, to the point of appearing darkly golden at times. She has always had an easier time building muscle than she wants, and has thus avoided any and most activities where that might happen. She can not help but love martial arts, however, and her body, being very adaptable, is thus very limber and pretty slim. She has almost no body fat, making her more than average muscle mass quite definable. She is slightly taller than average, and her posture normally has her hip up front and her legs wide apart; a habit from preferring to fight with her legs.
Short Bio: Nique was born in Sweden and met with violence. From her father who left her and her mother at the age of two to her mother's abusive boyfriends and then to people her age. She lived and breathed violence, and street fighting was all she knew. She swiftly grew strong enough to repel most abuse, but never had any friends to speak of.
She had a much too easy time in school, turning her lazy to it, and when she was drafted, it felt a rather natural position. She had too much of a problem with authority, however, and remained, officially, a grunt. This did not change the fact that everyone turned to her for advice and determination, always the informal leader. After the first year of obligatory service, they recognized her skills and promoted her to Corporal. Right after this, she left for the States with her salary without telling anyone to start a new life.
Right now, she's unsure whether to aim for a military or academic career.
