Lea Benoit

Name: Lea Benoit
Gender: Girl.
Age: 17
Location: Moon
Occupation: Helps with the janitorial and cooking aspects of life around the base. In essence, she's a housewife to the workers, preparing their meals and cleaning their messes. However, she's learning from an older worker how to maintain the pipelines and air supply.

Appearance:
-Greenish-brown almond eyes
-Smooth, creamy complexion.
-Pale, full lips.
-Heart-shaped face.
-Long, curly chestnut-hued hair.
-Eye-skimming wispy bangs.
-Curvy figure, slender waist.
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Character Personality:
Lea is the average girl next door, albeit a strange neighborhood. She is quirky and has a quick wit. She’s self-confident enough to laugh at herself and be who she wants to be. Her fashion and style of dress change with her mood, and she’s been known to change her appearance up at the drop of a hat. She makes her own fun, and gets into trouble because of it. Because she lives on the Moon, where there are not many people her age, however, she gets lonely at times. Her dog (an old breed from the early 2000s called a “Pembroke Welsh Corgi.” Hers is one of the surviving members of the kind) called Bichette is often her only companionship, along with the occasional presence of her sister.
Likes:
Dogs, waterfalls, wine, memories of her hometown on Earth in a country called France, hair-styling products, boys, her techno devices, music.
Dislikes:
Dehydrated food rations, body suits, roll calls, loud noises.

Character Pros:
Funny, easily entertained, can carry a conversation about nearly anything, smart.
Character Flaws:
Irritating to older citizens of the Moon, irresponsible at times, immature.

Bio:
Lea’s father is a mineralogist, and moved his family from Tours, France, to the Lunar Base. Lea, her parents, and three-year-old sister, Ophélie, moved to the base when Lea was fifteen. Before Lunar Base, or, as Lea refers to it, B.L.B, her life consisted mostly of being a regular teenage girl, whatever stigmas may be attached to that. She had friends, and crushes, and went to school, and was learning how to drive her father’s 4003 Reods V948V car. Her parents, especially her father, were strict, and made Lea learn her manners and languages from an early age. As a result, she’s fluent in French, but also English, German, and Dutch, and speaks a little Italian, as well, and knows the difference between a soupspoon and an eating spoon. But that does her little good from day-to-day, because as soon as she is off her guard, she reverts back to her normal ways.

Extra Information:
Anytime Lea feels angry or excited, she’s prone to jabbering in quick, unintelligible French. Her sister is often the only one who understands her when she goes off on a tangent; her parents recognize the words, but not the purpose of her tirades.