#eva white

Note: This wonderful OC belongs to @askevawhite and I definitely recommend you guys checking her out!!

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FC: Grace Phipps

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- She loves reading and hearing stories about her mother, although she is often left confused at how sweet and innocent she seems in the stories compared to her currently less kind personality.

- Grumpy whenever she doesn't get to sleep in or has to get up very early.

- Wants to prove to everyone that she is more than just a dainty princess whose destined role is to be in distress, waiting for someone to save her. (Expeccially to her mother.)

- She's an excellent matchmaker and tends to do so with her friends, even if they don't notice.

- Admires Lonnie (as well as being a tad jealous) for how everyone doesnt appear to hesitate to look to her for strength.

- Though her bright smile and outgoing personality wouldn't show it right away, Eva is quite insecure.

- Loves to casually hold hands or lock arms with her friends.

Ferris:Imagine if someone handed you a box full of all the items that you've lost throughout your life

Thalia:It would be nice to get my sense of purpose back!

Scotta:"Oh wow my childhood innocence!Thank you for finding this."

Haylie:My will to live!I haven't seen this in 16 years!

Mal:I knew I lost that potential somewhere

Cora:Mental stability,my old friend!

I think they can try, but it won’t work. I’m a direct heir by blood. Snow White was the heiress to her kingdom, with Queen Grimhilde as her stepmother. Evie was born after Snow White (the blood heir) was already crowned queen and Queen (Dowager) Grimhilde was banished to the Isle…so Evie is a stepchild and has no claim on a throne. She’s technically a princess without a kingdom. I still think she deserves the title though. If nothing else, she should be a duchess, especially after what she’s done to save Ben. You’d think he’d recognize her as that, at least.

April 28, 2022

     WARWICK, RI - The Rhode Island Interscholastic League will honor 20 individuals, including 12 student-athletes, for their exemplary achievements over the past year at its 10th annual RIIL Awards Luncheon, to be held Wednesday, May 11, 2022 from 11:15 a.m.-1:30 p.m. at Valley Country Club in Warwick (Registration from 10:45-11:15 a.m.).

Tickets, which cost $30 per person, may be purchased online at https://gofan.co/app/school/RIIL  by May 6th. Should you have any questions, please contact Susana Borges via email at [email protected] or by phone at the League Office at 401-272-9844. No tickets will be sold at the door.

    The honorees:

RIIL Student-Athlete of the Year Awards, presented by Blue Cross & Blue Shield of RI:

·         Eva White, Mt. Hope High School

·         Brandyn Durand, Bishop Hendricken High School

 RIIL Distinguished Achievement Award:

·         Madison Alves, Cranston High School West

·         Marquis Buchanan, Classical High School

·         Andre DePina-Gray, St. Raphael Academy

·         Emily Iannuccilli, Johnston Sr. High School

·         Quinn Kortick, West Warwick High School

·         Lucy Noris, Blackstone Valley Prep

·         Jacob Serra, Westerly High School

·         Paula Zhuang, North Providence High School

 RIIL Unified Sports Award in Partnership with Special Olympics RI:

·         Orion Gurchik & Jared Tillman, Toll Gate High School Student-Athletes

 RIIL Distinguished Service Award:

·         Robert DiMuccio, RIIL Wrestling Sport Director

·         Lee Markowski, RIIL Girls Lacrosse Sport Director

·         Bob Murray, Tiverton Director of Athletics

·         Amanda Tassoni, Ice Hockey Official

·         Dennis DeJesus, CEO of Special Olympics Rhode Island

·         Chris Hopkins, Special Olympics Rhode Island

·         Jerry Dandeneau, Special Olympics Rhode Island