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Name: Bridget Age: 33 Contact: bridgetvanzandt@gmail.com bgidget on Plurk Timezone: EST

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Name: Margo Hanson Door: Door Pass (Dominant) Canon: The Magicians Canon Point: Right after receiving her fairy eye Age: 25 Appearance: Margo is a petite, curvaceous woman of Indian and Mexican descent. She has dark brown hair and eyes. When it is not concealed by magic, her right eye has an enlarged pupil and no iris as it is not a human eye. The magic that makes her right eye appear human makes it look like her left eye, completely symmetrical. She has full lips that can scowl in disappointment or smile mischievously. History: http://themagicians.wikia.com/wiki/TV:Margo_Hanson Personality: Manipulative - Margo is crafty as hell and has thought up some clever schemes in her time. That being said, a good portion of them have involved moving and manipulating people like chess pawns. She has no qualms with using most people in this way. She even used clever language to get her best friend’s wife to bargain away her unborn child to a fairy queen in a deal to save someone’s life. Cold - While she is perfectly capable of warmth and caring, Margo can be a cold bitch to those who don’t matter to her. In her rise to power in Fillory, she’s learned that sometimes you need to be unlikeable and make decisions that aren’t very popular. In that way, she has truly earned her nickname, High Queen Margo, The Destroyer. Promiscuous - Margo has hurt others and herself through her often careless sexual encounters. One example of this was a man she hooked up with during an unprotected encounter in Ibiza. He tapped into her life force when they were together and even after they parted ways continued to drain it so he could channel it into a likeness of Margo that he could keep and control. Another instance was a threesome she enjoyed with her best friend and another friend who was romantically attached. It ruined her relationship with said friend’s girlfriend. Loyal - If you are one of Margo’s true friends, she will never betray you. She will do everything in her power to defend you and keep you safe. Granted, she has very few true friends, but those that she has know this strength of hers. As discussed previously, she was willing to trade someone’s baby to a seemingly malevolent fairy queen in order to save her best friend’s life. Before that, though, it was implied that she was willing to conceive a child herself that would be bargained off for her best friend’s life. Powers and Abilities: First and foremost, Margo is a classically trained witch. She can cast spells that will do things such as levitate objects and people, including herself, locate things, or send big enough blasts of energy toward individuals to knock them off of their feet. She is also able to make potions with the right ingredients. Her fairy eye enables her to see magic, which means she can tell a magic creature from a human being and can tell when an item is enchanted. Margo has a sharp mind and has used it to come up with plans and schemes, including two successful bank robberies. Because of traveling frequently, Margo can speak a little Spanish, French, and Catalan. Lastly, through watching her best friend, she’s learned to make some pretty awesome cocktails. Inventory: Her crown, a dagger, a bottle of tequila Samples: How She Speaks: https://bakerstreet.dreamwidth.org/3961392.html?thread=1830295344#cmt1830295344 How She Thinks (Written for This Game): Margo was no stranger to sexual debauchery. The idea of asserting power over someone else wasn’t a foreign idea, either, as she was the ruler of an entire kingdom. This place seemed perfect for her, to be honest, though that nagging homesickness still lingered in the pit of her stomach like an ache after a bad meal. She wished El could be here so that they could properly enjoy the Up together, even if she had to take him on as a Sub to make it happen. That was friendship, right? She kicked off her shoes wishing that she had a pet to rub her aching feet and took a seat on the plush mattress. Glass in one hand, bottle in the other, she poured herself a drink of Patron and then set the bottle aside on a bedside table. She took a long sip of the burning liquid and hummed softly in approval. The liquor was from home, but she had no doubt that there would be more from this place. Someone had once told Margo that she didn’t have any friends, only people that were too afraid of her to disagree with her. Margo didn’t necessarily disagree. The sentiment cut her deeply, though. Even if she was a bit of a bitch, she felt loneliness like anyone else with a soul. She was feeling it more than ever in this place. With a clink, she set her glass aside and stood up. It was time to do something, solve her loneliness problem.