Ronnie Reilly Brioschi

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• Basic Info

  • Name: Ronnie Reilly Brioschi
  • Gender: Female
  • Played by: WriterNicoHere

• Information on Ronnie

  Name:
  Ronnie (Veronica) Reilly Brioschi
  
  Age:
  Twenty-Two (22)
  
  Species:
  Human
  
  Gender:
  Female
  
  Appearance:
  
  - Head
  At the top, like anyone else, is her head. Ronnie's hair is a reddish and brownish color that is cut to a pixie style. Though, her bangs don't like to stay with her haircut and prefers them to hang in her face at times, which can be slightly problematic. Now, at her eyes, they are a hazel color, but can appear green. This matches her hair style and hair color nicely. Her nose is a little small, which runs in the family and so do big ears. No, not huge ears, but somewhat abnormally big for a head.
  
  -Clothing
  In the winter, you'll see her wear a wide selection of dark blue jeans that cover her ankles. You'll also see her in a coat that's a dark blue color and makes her seem bigger than she is. Under her coat is a nice long sleeve shirt with a boring shade of blue, green, yellow, brown, or black. Her favorite long sleeved shirt is one that actually has a design on it. The shirt has a cute little turtle on it, and the rest of the shirt is a yellow color. At this time, she'll be wearing her tennis shoes that are dark green and black or her boots that are blue.
  
  In the spring, you'll see her wear her wide selection of jeans and on hot days, shorts. Those shorts are usually black, tan, or a dark green color. On a little chillier days, you'll see her wearing a thin jacket to cover her arms and the rest of her upper body. Under the jacket is a T-shirt that goes through a wide spread of colors and designs representing her likes and opinions. Ronnie will probably be wearing her dark green and black tennis shoes or her black flats.
  
  In the summer, you'll see her wear her shorts which are again, either, black, tan, or a dark green. You'll also see her in tank tops with spaghetti straps and T-shirts with designs on them and in all different colors. Her shoe wear is usually flip flops that are black, her black flats, or just going around bare foot.
  
  In the fall, she'll pretty much be wearing the same thing she does in spring with the shorts on warm days, jeans on regular fall days, T-shirts, and a jacket if it's needed. The same goes with shoe wear, her tennis shoes or flats are worn as well throughout fall.
  
  - Measurements
  Her height is five feet and seven inches or one hundred seventy-three centimeters. (Numbers: 5'7 ft or 173 cm).
  Ronnie's weight is one hundred and thirty-five pounds or about sixty-one point two kilograms. (Numbers: 135 Ilb or 61.2 kg).
  
  - Build
  She has a normal build. A bit of muscle in both the calves and arms, stomach that's a little pudgy, good shoulder span, and a normal height to go along with her age.
  
  - Anything Else
  Her skin color is a tan color, but from going out in the sun. It isn't that tan, either, it's just spots where she got sunburned and it turned into tan. She does not have any scars, tattoos, or piercings.
  
  
  History:
  
  Birth:
  Ronnie Reilly Brioschi was born on April seventeenth while crying and wiggling around. In the room was her mother who was breathing in and out steadily, and next to her, was her son who was already ten years of age. This was strange, and the doctors knew that. The brother was here, of course, but not the father. Mrs. Brioschi had asked for her husband many times, but he never came. Even her son, whose name is Grieg, wondered where his dad was. His baby sister was just born, and he's not even here to see his new daughter.
  
  His father was at a bar, drinking his problems away. He had cheated on his wife so many times that he had actually fallen in love with one of the girls he had picked up off the streets and to an ugly motel. Mr. Brioschi wasn't in love with his wife anymore, and he knew it. He didn't even care for the new kid his wife would have. It's not like the kid had anyone to look up to. His wife wasn't anything important and neither was he. Maybe the kid could look up to his son Grieg, but, they're siblings, they're meant to fight, at least that's what he thought.
  
  Five years old to Eight years old:
  
  At five and just started school, it was tough. She would fidget and not listen to the teachers, she wouldn't talk to any other kids, and it seemed like she was always in her own world. Her parents would get constant calls saying that their daughter was a horrible student or she wasn't paying attention. This also meant a lot of meetings.
  
  Whenever Ronnie's teacher called home and Ronnie's teacher wanted to have a meeting, her mom acted quickly. She would get home from work early, make sure Grieg was dressed alright and make sure to feed them all before they left to go to the meeting. Ronnie's dad on the other hand never came to the meetings. He didn't even get up from the chair where he sat everyday in the living room. This chair also so happened to be right in front of the TV. That was pretty much where Mr. Brioschi ate, watched TV, slept, and on some occasions, go to the bathroom.
  
  Mr. Brioschi seemed to be only there to take up space in the house hold. Mrs. Brioschi desperately tried to get him to move or talk to someone, but he never budged or said a word. After a while, she grew tired of trying and just left him there. She gave up on her husband, the man she loved, and it hurt her so much to do so.
  
  Ronnie's teacher never knew about Mr. Brioschi. They just assumed the husband of the household was deceased or Ronnie's parents divorced and he was out of the picture. They only assumed this because, at all the meetings she was called to and all of the school functions they had that Ronnie attended, he was never there.
  
  At the meetings, the teachers got used to having Ronnie's older brother there to act as a father and Mrs. Brioschi to act as she was, a mother. At each meeting, Ronnie was excused and told to wait outside. For the next ten minutes, the teacher would talk about how bad her grades were, how inattentive she was, and how fidgety she was.
  
  Each time, Ronnie's mother and brother would listen attentively and even nod sometimes, though they heard it a million times over. Ronnie's brother had gotten used to acting like a father figure too, even though when she was five, he was fifteen. Ronnie also treated him as a dad too. Even though she said brother, she always knew to respect him and not fight with him and also to follow what he says, like you should with any dad.
  
  With the meetings and her mom not being there for her sometimes, and her dad just being a lazy slob, her brother pulled all the way through. Her brother would play with her, feed her when she needed to be fed if their mom wouldn't get home in time to make dinner, and also he would try and help her with her homework whenever she got it.
  
  The way she learned was by reading, and there wasn't much reading in kindergarten when it came to doing homework or learning math. Her brother was the one that read everything out and explain the best he could without making it too complicated or sound like a lecture.
  
  She loved to be taught be her brother, and often times pretended to listen in class and demand to be taught by her brother, who said yes every time when she was at home.
  
  Ronnie grew out of kindergarten and on to first and second grade. Everything was pretty much the same. Same old slob father, same old epic brother, and same old overworked mother who tried hard to support them all. The only problem Ronnie had was that her brother was becoming older and soon he would move out of the house.
  
  Eleven
  
  With her brother out of the house, she had to learn to be a good student in school. This was a bit hectic, but she finally got a really good grip around eleven, or fifth grade. Ronnie was an average student in fifth grade and she hoped that would continue on for her later years in school.
  
  Eleven was also when she got the bad news as well. Ronnie's father, the slob that sat on his chair all day, started to form cancer in his lungs. At first it was subtle, then it showed when their father was on the floor, gasping for breath. At the time, their mother was home and she called an ambulance to help him.
  
  At the hospital, after ten long hours of waiting, the doctors pronounced that
  their father was going to die because of cancer. Ronnie's mom broke down in tears while Ronnie herself stood there, shocked. She had heard about cancer and how deadly it was, but she never thought it would effect her immediate family.
  
  Ronnie's birthday was also coming up and soon she would be twelve. At that time, it was in March and her birthday day was only next month. The doctors had told them that her father might live through her birthday, but it was a very unlikely.
  
  --
  Mr. Brioschi was hanging on a thread of life by the time it was Ronnie's birthday. Ronnie was over by her brother's house to have a party with him while her mother stayed at the hospital to watch over her father.
  
  The phone rang at her brothers house at 3:02 PM (15:02) and her brother answered it. Mrs. Brioschi spoke between cries, saying their father was dead. Grieg stood there, stunned, not saying a word.
  
  After a full minute if hearing his mother cry, he finally said, "It's alright mom...We'll be there right away..." And he hung up. Grieg grabbed Ronnie and told her that they were going on a car ride. She was happy to go any where with him and got in the passenger's side. She buckled up and so did he. Grieg started the car and they headed over to the hospital.
  
  Once at the hospital Grieg held Ronnie's hand and walked her over to the bedside. There was their father, laying there, pale, and not moving. Grieg almost broke into tears. He remember the time when he was a good father. When he was a good father to at least him, how it was unfair for him to be so slob-ish and rude to his wife and daughter. Grieg hung his head to hide his face from his sister who was looking at her dad with a shocked look.
  
  All three of them expressed their emotions. Ronnie just looking shocked, Grieg crying, and her mother crying and trying to compose herself but failing. Her mother hated crying in front of Ronnie, but couldn't help it. Grieg didn't like crying in front of Ronnie either. He wanted to be shown as strong. But, at this moment that wasn't possible.
  
  Twelve to Eighteen
  
  It had been two years since her father died and her mother was still overworked and her brother was still gone. She really had to step it up. Her grades weren't slipping, and she made sure of that. That was one problem she didn't have to step up for. But, with her mother barely being home she had to learn to cook or at least use the microwave or go starving. Often during her middle school years she would call her brother and ask how to cook things, putting the home phone on speaker.
  
  Another problem was avoided as well. Her brother always came on weekends and said that she always could call him. She always did and she never was lonely because her brother was gone. It made her happy that she only had one problem, which was taking care of herself. It was a problem she had to deal with everyday, sure, but if she had her brother to call on it was easier.
  
  Her middle school years passed quickly and she transitioned to a high schooler. Ronnie's freshman year wasn't as scary as she thought. Her friends were still with her and for some classes they had each other in them. The rumors about your freshman year being the worst wasn't exactly true. But, the next year was a bit of torture.
  
  The sophomore year, at least for her school, was when you took many tests. Such things as state testing. They took state testing twice a year and it took them three school days to complete. Ronnie wasn't a very good test taker. The environment didn't suit her. She hated silence and she just didn't think tests were a good way to measure intelligence.
  
  Though, the homework and her classes were alright and it wasn't that much of a pain on her. In some classes she didn't get homework everyday, and in others she did. But usually, if she had homework, she would do it in her study hall at the end of the day. This really helped her when she had a lot of homework.
  
  It was like this for all of her high school years except for the major testing of course. She didn't get any scholarships, though, she was just an average student. Ronnie wasn't planning on going to college either and would settle for a job that would just let her pay the rent when she got an apartment. Ronnie didn't expect to get a house and doubted if she ever would.
  
  When it came to graduating finally, her mother was actually there, rooting her on. And so was her brother. Her brother had taken off work just for her, which made her feel the best she did. Both of her parents, even if one was her brother, were there when she graduated and she never would forget that day.
  
  Nineteen to Now
  
  When she turned nineteen, she got a job working at a local Starbucks and bought herself an apartment. It was cheap, but it wasn't exactly trashy. Though, to pay the rent in full she would need a roommate with her. Ronnie went all around town looking for one, until finally, she met Sarah Allen. Sarah worked at a high paying job, but still needed someone to share a room with her. Soon, a friendship was placed on both of them and they lived nicely at their apartment.
  
  Ronnie has lived three years with the same person in the same apartment. She is now twenty-two and she is still working at the same Starbucks in town. She doesn't know what she's doing with her life, but she still has time. In the meantime, she'll share fun times with her roommate and friends and check up on her mother who lives in the same house and her brother who lives with his fiancee in a house they share. Though, it's a bit minimal, she enjoys her life and doesn't want it to change even if it meant getting her father back.
  
  
  Personality:
  
  Ronnie views the world as a horrible place full of people that either are rude, morally wrong, willing to hurt you, or just ignore you. Though, she still has a sliver of hope in her that things will turn out for the best for the next generations to come. Ronnie can be both an optimist and a realist. Though, the only time she'd be a realist is when she can't find a way out and her faith has run out. But, her optimistic attitude that shines out the most helped her gain the friends she has.
  
  When presented with someone rude, mean, immature, or stupid, she'll act rude herself to the person if they deserve it. When presented with a nice, friendly person she'll act her normal way and be friendly back to said person. At times, though, she can be anti-social when she has been around people too much and wish nothing more than to sit in her room and listen to her iPod or play apps on her iPod.
  
  One thing Ronnie just loves is books, especially books that make you feel so many emotions at once. To her, those are true writers and true books. Another thing she likes is ice cream. Whenever she gets the chance for ice cream, she'll use it. As a child, her brother always brought her ice cream when she was feeling down, he'd ask her for ice cream and she'd always say yes. It brightened up her day almost always. One thing she does dislike, though, is loud people that just don't know when to shut up.
  
  To expand more on that, people who talk over her, don't know how to listen, talk too much to the point of you just want to kill them, or even the person that always says things and never means them. That's the things that people do that really get on Ronnie's nerves. Another things she dislikes is parties. To her, they're only fun when there's at least five people, not ten or twenty. Then there's too many people to keep track of, and no one would pay attention to what's going on, it'd just be everyone drinking, standing around, and talking.
  
  With guys, she reacts alright with them. She has plenty of friends that are guys. Though, she hasn't yet had a boyfriend. Which, she is okay with. She isn't even sure about her sexual orientation in the first place.
  
  With girls, she can never relate to them and never get used to how they dress or talk. Ronnie's pretty plain, but those girls are over the top with their cake face makeovers and horrible clothing. She knows not all girls are like this, she just hasn't met one that actually is more her style as a friend besides Sarah and a few others that are her friends.
  
  
  Weaknesses
  
  Ronnie isn't very good at physical education or physical anything for that matter. She can't run very fast, she gets too tired whenever someone drags her to a gym and she really isn't into sports. She also isn't very good at combat. Ronnie never had a reason to fight someone, and really didn't have practice with fighting.
  
  Ronnie is allergic to penicillin and dogs as well. They found out she was allergic to dogs when she was little and they went over to a neighbors. The dog shed everywhere, and she sneezed almost always whenever she was over at the house. They didn't allow her to go back to the house after they found out.
  
  One thing Ronnie doesn't like to tell others, is that she has a slight learning problem. It isn't too serious and her doctors really don't know about it but she at least thinks she has a learning disability. She doesn't comprehend things if told, she needs to have it written down to learn it.
  
  Weapons/Abilities:
  
  Ronnie admits that she can't do much, but the one thing she can do, is cook excellently. Most of the time, she's the one that's cooking dinner in the house because her mom is either too tired to make dinner, or her mom will be late to make some dinner. Her brother taught her how to be such a good cook with talking to her over the phone and telling her how to do so. When her mother was home, she would teach Ronnie as well.
  
  Another ability she does have is reading. She can memorize a lot of all the books she reads and can read at a pretty fast rate, she also knows plenty words, which labels her as a nerd by her roommate Sarah. Though, she doesn't take mind to it and just keeps on reading.

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  • This is the First Day Here December 28th 2013, 10:23 pm

    So, I'm new here and so is Ronnie. I'm hoping to give her a home here because she is a character I like very much. ^^

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