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Darcy Character Analysis Essay

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Sophia has been one the outside of things all her life. The oddball of sorts, the one that stuck out while still managing to be a wall flower all at the same time. She is intelligent by far, and that has always helped her excell when it came to school. But that never helped her excell at being the popular girl.

She was ever the weird girl, the nerd, the silly girl that would lose herself to a good book. But stumle for words when it came to talking to the cute oy in class. At least that is what she normally is. Now when cosplaying as a character from one of her games or comics it's a whole other deal. Becoming someone else always seems to allow her to flurish. Be it the WOW mage, elvin warrior, or the sexy skin tight Panthera costume, they …show more content…

No matter what trouble she may cause she always makes up for it in the end. She is vibrent and confident, knows that she is sexy and isn't afraid to flaunt it. Young at heart Darcy wants to have all the fun she can before being an adult starts to suck all the fun out of …show more content…

She has big plans for her future, but that doesn't mean there isn't time for all the fun a girl can handle...and sometimes not handle. But that doesn't mean she is only the party girl. Strong willed and dertemind Darcy always finishes what she starts, specially when it's something she really wants. She is that powerful woman in the making, and that wild mynix ready for a good time.

[b]Career/Job/Year in School:[/b]Junior high school

[b]Group Member How Long:[/b]1 month

[b]Character's O/O's:[/b] Darcy is the type of girl that says you don't know what you like unless you try it. (minus a few hard offs of course cause...yeah eww). Spank her, pull her hair, fuck her hard and fast, push up against the wall and take her till her legs go weak. Kissing, teasing, oral, being watched, watching (for a while at least:P). She loves to play, loves to drive her partners wild, even push her limits and see how far they will let her go. So bring it one, this girl wants to play.

[b]Characters Limits:[/b] bathroom play, humiliation, beastality, gore, vore, extreme pain,

[b]Connections to other characters:[/b] OPEN TO PLOTTING
Sophia - Its just so much fun to fluster her, started out as a way to get to senior parties and became

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