#sshqquinn

FINN: I… I’m sorry for not visiting you in the hospital. I thought you might need space, didn't wanna overwhelm you, and I was just scared.

FINN: I prayed for you, though. No one answered, but I hear God's the silent type.

FINN: If you ever need someone to carry you around like Ariana Grande, I could do that. Or not, whatever you want.

FINN: I’m just glad that you’re okay, Quinn. Really.

full name: lucy quinn fabray age: 17 grade: senior gender identity: cisfemale pronouns: she/her sexual & romantic orientation: questioning family members of importance: russel fabray (father), judy fabray (mother), frannie fabray (sister, age 26), beth corcoran (daughter, age 2) clubs/teams (if any): new directions, cheerios, the God squad positive traits: intelligent, capable, self-sufficient, elegant, decisive negative traits: moody, disloyal, cold, insecure, self-involved

biography

For so long, all Lucy Fabray craved was attention. From her parents, from her sister, from her peers at schools, from cute boys... from anyone, really. But due to a less than conventionally attractive outer appearance, no one ever seemed to pay her any attention, other than to pick on her. Eventually, Lucy could no longer take it, and after a massive change in her appearance, including an intense diet and plastic surgery, Lucy became Quinn, and finally got the attention she had longed for, and she planned on doing everything she could to keep it.

Having two boys wanting her at the same time was never something she could have ever imagined back when she was Lucy. In an effort to keep that attention, Quinn ended up carrying the child of her boyfriend’s best friend, as well as kicked out of her house, and off the cheerleading squad that symbolized so much of the popularity she’d been striving for. Once again, she felt all alone. Fortunately, she was blessed with some great friends in the New Directions, who took her in, despite her betrayal of a lot of them, and was able to get through an incredibly difficult period of her life. 

Junior year came with its own challenges, as she struggled with the loss of her child, as well as a crown she’d worked so hard to win, only for it to be handed off to someone else as a joke. She met a nice boy, one who treated her better than maybe anyone else she’d ever met, and loved her despite all of the baggage she came with, but her uncontrollable need to sabotage anything good in her life led her to cheat on him, with the same boy she’d hurt in the past, only to be dumped, and alone once again, soon after.

That was a breaking point, for her. She’d spent so much of her life trying to fit in, and she was starting to wonder what the point was in all of it. So, out came the pink hair dye, and a regrettable tattoo. It took a wake-up call from the woman who now had her baby for her to come back to normal - or so it seemed. To almost everyone, the return of her blonde hair and tidy wardrobe seemed to be enough to convince them that she was fine - to all except Puck, the boy who had, in some part, unintentionally, caused this whole downfall to begin with, and Rachel, the girl she’d once picked on more than anyone, because, in a way, she reminded her of her old self.