#30oc

#pekingduck #bbq #30oC #zomer #haha (bij Kampen, Netherlands)

Being an agent is obviously dangerous (especially when going against elites) so being all bruised and cut up is a normal thing for Mari and handles it pretty well. Except when someone tries to help her she is an independent squid who don’t need no man she’ll just try and blow it off as if its nothing even though you can clearly tell it hurts because she doesn’t want to appear weak.

Marissa gets challenged all the time, she’s an agent after all, most of the time she is victorious, but she ain’t perfect and can be distracted/caught off guard. Most of the time she won’t engage a fight unless she’s pissed and will try to stealthily avoid it

Hooo boy, Mari and A2 (Callie) argue almost non-stop, A2 sees it more of a game but Mari just thinks she’s annoying, she’s  usually passive-agressive about the way she argues but sometimes she gets a little too pushy and goes overboard. A2 never means what she says and uses a mocking tone that drives Mari up the wall.

Sadness isn’t a normal feeling for Mari, she rarely ever experiences it. The only thing that could get her to cry is an IMENSE amount of pain, or the photo of Zeke and her from when they were young. If she does end up feeling a little hurt about something she’ll ingore it and focus on work, cutting anyone out of her life until she doesn’t feel bad anymore. (her record is going 4 days without sleep)

Mari doesn’t often get angry she probably would only get extremely angry if an octoling was putting a non-agent (heck even an agent) friend in danger. Although A2 does really know how to grind Marissa’s nerves

Marissa doesn’t really believe in any religions but she is somewhat superstitious. She’s always careful around mirrors and will knock on wood as to not jinx herself and if she needs the extra luck she’ll cross her fingers.

Formal Wear? Please i’d like to see you try to get Marissa to go some place formal in the first place. The best you’ll get out of her is a clean shirt + Pants and maybe, if you’re lucky they won’t smell like death. We both know she can’t afford nice clothes.