#sshqjane

full name: Jane Elizabeth Hayward age: 17 grade: junior gender identity: cisfemale pronouns: She/Her sexual & romantic orientation: Bisexual/Biromantic family members of importance: Johnathan Hayward IV (Father) & Dr. Margaret Elizabeth Hayward (Mother),  Johnathan Hayward V (Eldest brother by 5 years), James Hayward (Elder brother by 3 years) clubs/teams (if any): Drama Club, Debate Team positive traits: Ambitious, Intelligent, Peacful, Respectful, Witty negative traits:  Bullheaded, Abrupt, Critical, Passive, Awkward

biography

Jane Hayward was not a disappointment. Or at least that’s what she told herself no matter how many times her parents looked at her with less light in their eyes than they looked at their other children. With both her older brothers following in their parents footsteps, Jane was the obvious black sheep. Even so, she tried her hardest to earn the respect and love of her parents that she deserved. As a lawyer and doctor, it was expected for them to be a bit cold at times and Jane was no stranger to the frequent breeze during family dinners, but none of that mattered to her. She saw it as what it was: an obstacle to defeat and later include in a memoir if she so chose to.

For years she threw herself into being the perfect child, volunteering at the hospital where her mother worked, and sitting silently while her father won case after case. But it was far too easy to grow bored with her lifestyle and one day, Jane decided she was done with it. She wanted to do her own thing; find something to call her own. Of course until she had a definitive something, it was scrubs and courtrooms. Though, with her parents finally caving in and letting her attend public school, she knew that her “something” wouldn’t take long to find.

Being the new girl was always hard, but for Jane it was impossible to deal with; she was simply unapproachable. She was always too tall, too argumentative, and no one ever knew where they stood with her. Not exactly sure where she went, Jane opted to stick to the things she knew despite not enjoying them as much. Everything changed, however, when she walked into her first drama club meeting. It was as if the minute she stepped foot into the room, sparks went off– far more than what she felt playing pretend bar exam as a child.