#quick ocs

Rhiannon James - Jurassic World

“Do an internship! Go learn something new! Step out of your comfort zone!” It all sounded so exciting at the time. When Rhiannon decided to apply to partake in the InGen Future Scientists Internship program, it sounded so magical and inspiring. She was ready to go to Jurassic World to learn about the incredible process of creating dinosaurs, a scientific breakthrough in genetic engineering. She’d heard the stories about Jurassic Park but surely the scientists had learned their lesson from that. 

Or maybe not. And now maybe she’s stuck running for her life and wishing she’d just taken that job at Starbucks instead.

Megan McCall - Teen Wolf

When Megan McCall is injured in a brutal car crash on the way to her class at the New York Academy of Music, her father decides to send her out of town for a while to recover. His choice of relocation is her cousin’s house across the country in Beacon Hills, California, a decision Megan is not on board with at all. But she knows she needs to rest if she wants to make a full recovery. Unfortunately the Dread Doctors aren’t the most approachable doctors Megan has come across, but they certainly seem interested in her. 

It isn’t long before Megan’s condition begins to look promising...

Audrey Howard - Teen Wolf

Audrey has always been a bit of a nerd, highlighted by the fact that she practically lives in the library of Beacon Hills High School. She’s always put paperback books over Facebook, preferring to slave over her English essays in her lunch break to distract from the fact that she had no one to eat with in the first place. But all of that changes when she sees Scott McCall, Captain of the lacrosse team, turning into an actual werewolf while a gigantic beast is sending her Jane Austen essay all across the floor.

While Audrey is naturally shaken along with the rest of the students, she’s also a little intrigued and she needs answers that only Scott can answer. 

Lacey Reyes - Teen Wolf

Lacey has always had an easy life, unlike her twin Erica. Lacey was the one who climbed the social ladder of Beacon Hills, willingly leaving her sister to be mocked and neglected in her shadow. Sometimes she feels bad, but most of the time she’s too busy shopping with Lydia and drinking the lacrosse team under the table. But when Erica get an unexpected makeover, Lacey is a little shaken. Even stranger is when Erica suddenly disappears with no note and no explanation. No one else seems to care, not even their parents. 

But Lacey has a bad feeling, some kind of twin instinct, that tells her something is wrong. And she intends to put things right again, even if it means risking her social status.