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Personality: Ronnie is a rebel without a cause (well unless the suffering of a thousand drug addicts is a cause, which she thinks it is). She is crass, rude, cocky, and just enough of a bitch for certain people to consider her worth liking. She uses period slang (especially 20's slang, since that's her era, after all) often, swears like a sailor, smokes like a chimney, and drinks like a... Okay, well I've forgotten that similie, so let's just say she drinks a lot. Addicts are her prey of choice so she spends most of her time around them, acting like an angel of mercy, ready to swoop down and provide them with a quick fix if they need it just so she drink in the ambrosia of their addicted suffering. As a part of the "lost generation," the lost are her kindred and if how she treated her own kin is any indication, that's not an entirely good thing to be. While that's generally her primary use of her abilities, however, she has been known to feel out what makes a person happy (especially if it's a material thing) and utterly destroy it if they piss her off. Despite all that, she would never outright kill anyone- yes, the drugs might, but she's usually long gone before that happens. That doesn't mean she cares whether people live or die- she just doesn't want to kill people with her bare hands or even influence them to kill others. Too messy.


History: Ronnie was born to a fairly prosperous family at the height of the Jazz Age, although she always felt something about her didn't quite fit. Even as a young girl being drilled to "look pretty and don't ask questions," she found means to break free by running around with crowds below her station whenever she thought her mother wouldn't catch her and finding elaborate means to torture and humiliate the other rich children she was expected to get along with.

When she was sixteen, she learned precisely why she felt so different, which forced her mother to admit that she had cheated on her father with a man from Chicago and she'd always suspected that her only child wasn't her husband's daughter at all. Irritated by this turn of events, Ronnie set fire to the mansion in a blind rage and left. Alledgedly no one was actually killed in the blaze, but it destroyed the life her mother had prided herself on and that was good enough for her. It was the start of her belief that "death is a release, not a punishment."

She journeyed to Chicago where she met her birthfather, a demon and a bootlegger, for the first time, and he was more than willing to take her under his wing and teach her everything he knew about being a demon. When he started to get too possessive and too controlling of her, however, she destroyed his profitable business and turned him into the cops. This was about when she realized that she wasn't going to allow herself to be controlled by anyone.

Throughout the years, Ronnie enjoyed fufilling every rebellious youth role she could fit herself into and found ways to corrupt other youth through whatever happened to be the deadly addictive substance of the era, using her powers to influence them when they otherwise wouldn't have touched the stuff. What happens to them after they get addicted is of no consequence to her- she just likes the emotions that come from an addicted person- it's her addiction.
Currently, she's something of a drug lord, but as of right now, she's been feeling the need for a vacation, which is why she's currently back in her old stomping grounds- Chicago.

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