Jenny Farrow
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2021 7:49 pm
Name: Jenny Farrow
Gender: Female
Age: 18
Grade: 12th
School: John Endecott Memorial Academy
Hobbies and Interests: Basketball, Competitive Gaming, Reading
Appearance: Jenny is 5'6" tall and weighs 150 pounds. She has long brown hair, which she often keeps tied in a ponytail. She has brown eyes and is fair-skinned. Due to her frequent training sessions, her body is also athletically built for an average high school girl.
On the day of the abduction, Jenny was wearing a blue T-shirt decorated with the school team's logo, a white jacket, blue jeans, and red and white sneakers.
Biography: Jenny Farrow was born to Andrew and Rosalia Farrow. Her father was an elementary school basketball coach, but retired when Jenny was seven years old. Her mother is an elementary school teacher, teaching mathematics from fifth to sixth grade. Having gone to the same workplace in their environment, the two of them met, had a relationship for three years, and got married soon after.
Being raised by parents who both worked as schoolteachers, Jenny was expected to perform and excel well in most of her subjects, and was conditioned to this kind of behavior by her parents. Her mother would give her extra tasks and work that her teachers did not assign to her in order to better her knowledge compared to her peers, and her father would focus on her athletic studies, specifically basketball. As a result of this, Jenny's test scores were consistently above average, and she was often considered to be a star player during her elementary school days.
Such competitive environments also had their fair share of troubles for Jenny. She did not have a perfect record. When she made mistakes or failures, her parents would often punish her, the punishments often restricted what Jenny could do, and required her to improve herself. As a result, there weren't many times in her elementary school years where Jenny successfully cultivated a close circle of friends.
The pressure to perform well academically and athletically affected other areas in Jenny's life as well. Jenny has a record of being competitive at anything she tries to pursue, which led her to try out for multiple other sports, though she is much more suited to basketball. When Jenny does not excel in something, she often prefers to make the quick decision to withdraw from the activity before committing to it. This made it so that Jenny feels as though she is always under pressure to succeed, which resulted in her seeking out other outlets for her relaxation. Something that she found in both online multiplayer games, where she can remain anonymous while still enjoying the thrill of the competitive aspects of the sport, and in reading novels. A pastime she did not expect to show interest in.
Although her father retired from coaching when she was fairly young, that didn't stop him from continuing to train Jenny. As she was expected to be a star player by both of her parents, alongside her elementary school sporting experience, Jenny had high expectations of herself as an athlete. When she joined the basketball team at John Endecott, she hoped that she would be able to become the one star player they needed to take the school basketball team higher in the ranks. Unfortunately for Jenny, that turned out not to be the case.
The status of the basketball team has been a source of contention for Jenny, who expresses extreme confidence in her own abilities, but is conflicted by the team's poor performance, and lack of change after Jenny joined the team. This has caused extreme tension between her and her teammates, and frustration throughout her high school life. This, combined with the lack of socializing experience, has made Jenny difficult to approach at times by her other classmates. That being said, Jenny has shown deep respect to anyone who wishes to excel at their very best, and who is as competitive as her in this regard.
At school, she often juggles the need to keep her grades above the average score and her efforts at improving her basketball team's performance. She does not seek to socialize as often, except with people who happen to be related to her circles, such as schoolmates sharing a project, or members of the basketball team. She takes few breaks from these activities, and normally unwinds down at home or at the local library, where she would spend time playing some video games or reading novels respectively. Even so, she still keeps up her studying and training in her home life, often to a degree that is more than should be necessary.
Advantages: Jenny's physical and competitive nature would lend herself well should she treat the need for survival as another form of competition, and her experiences of being pressured to the limit has given her ways to cope with high-stress environments.
Disadvantages: Jenny has very little experience socializing. She is known to have strained relationships with team members due to her insistence of pushing her own form of self-improvement on them. The lack of leisure time may also force Jenny into pushing her body and mind far beyond what she would be capable of.
Gender: Female
Age: 18
Grade: 12th
School: John Endecott Memorial Academy
Hobbies and Interests: Basketball, Competitive Gaming, Reading
Appearance: Jenny is 5'6" tall and weighs 150 pounds. She has long brown hair, which she often keeps tied in a ponytail. She has brown eyes and is fair-skinned. Due to her frequent training sessions, her body is also athletically built for an average high school girl.
On the day of the abduction, Jenny was wearing a blue T-shirt decorated with the school team's logo, a white jacket, blue jeans, and red and white sneakers.
Biography: Jenny Farrow was born to Andrew and Rosalia Farrow. Her father was an elementary school basketball coach, but retired when Jenny was seven years old. Her mother is an elementary school teacher, teaching mathematics from fifth to sixth grade. Having gone to the same workplace in their environment, the two of them met, had a relationship for three years, and got married soon after.
Being raised by parents who both worked as schoolteachers, Jenny was expected to perform and excel well in most of her subjects, and was conditioned to this kind of behavior by her parents. Her mother would give her extra tasks and work that her teachers did not assign to her in order to better her knowledge compared to her peers, and her father would focus on her athletic studies, specifically basketball. As a result of this, Jenny's test scores were consistently above average, and she was often considered to be a star player during her elementary school days.
Such competitive environments also had their fair share of troubles for Jenny. She did not have a perfect record. When she made mistakes or failures, her parents would often punish her, the punishments often restricted what Jenny could do, and required her to improve herself. As a result, there weren't many times in her elementary school years where Jenny successfully cultivated a close circle of friends.
The pressure to perform well academically and athletically affected other areas in Jenny's life as well. Jenny has a record of being competitive at anything she tries to pursue, which led her to try out for multiple other sports, though she is much more suited to basketball. When Jenny does not excel in something, she often prefers to make the quick decision to withdraw from the activity before committing to it. This made it so that Jenny feels as though she is always under pressure to succeed, which resulted in her seeking out other outlets for her relaxation. Something that she found in both online multiplayer games, where she can remain anonymous while still enjoying the thrill of the competitive aspects of the sport, and in reading novels. A pastime she did not expect to show interest in.
Although her father retired from coaching when she was fairly young, that didn't stop him from continuing to train Jenny. As she was expected to be a star player by both of her parents, alongside her elementary school sporting experience, Jenny had high expectations of herself as an athlete. When she joined the basketball team at John Endecott, she hoped that she would be able to become the one star player they needed to take the school basketball team higher in the ranks. Unfortunately for Jenny, that turned out not to be the case.
The status of the basketball team has been a source of contention for Jenny, who expresses extreme confidence in her own abilities, but is conflicted by the team's poor performance, and lack of change after Jenny joined the team. This has caused extreme tension between her and her teammates, and frustration throughout her high school life. This, combined with the lack of socializing experience, has made Jenny difficult to approach at times by her other classmates. That being said, Jenny has shown deep respect to anyone who wishes to excel at their very best, and who is as competitive as her in this regard.
At school, she often juggles the need to keep her grades above the average score and her efforts at improving her basketball team's performance. She does not seek to socialize as often, except with people who happen to be related to her circles, such as schoolmates sharing a project, or members of the basketball team. She takes few breaks from these activities, and normally unwinds down at home or at the local library, where she would spend time playing some video games or reading novels respectively. Even so, she still keeps up her studying and training in her home life, often to a degree that is more than should be necessary.
Advantages: Jenny's physical and competitive nature would lend herself well should she treat the need for survival as another form of competition, and her experiences of being pressured to the limit has given her ways to cope with high-stress environments.
Disadvantages: Jenny has very little experience socializing. She is known to have strained relationships with team members due to her insistence of pushing her own form of self-improvement on them. The lack of leisure time may also force Jenny into pushing her body and mind far beyond what she would be capable of.