User:Crosscanyon
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Crosscanyon is a multilingual tomboy with an IQ of 124±12.
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[edit] Personality
While exuberant and loud, Crosscanyon tends to be emotionally withdrawn (typical of INTPs). She has been lovingly called an "outer-space alien" for her antics. She definitely has a Kapha dosha, and hates waking up.
[edit] Style
Because she hates waking up, Crosscanyon dresses without turning on the lights, and often goes to school with her clothes backwards. In her early teen years, Crosscanyon experimented with punk, but soon eschewed the black clothes and accessories for running clothes and her father's university T-shirts, calling everything else "civvies." She would lounge around in sweatpants if only she had some sweatpants.
[edit] Talents and Interests
Crosscanyon likes to run great distances over hazardous terrain. She is an okay pole vaulter. She would be a fantastic rock climber if she didn't spend so much time running and pole vaulting. Crosscanyon feels most alive hanging off the side of a precipice by her fingertips.
Crosscanyon loves languages. She takes Advanced French and Intermediate Spanish; she studies Kanji on her own, and swears in Polish because she can't pronounce the language of her dominant ancestry (Croatian).
Crosscanyon always gets into trouble for reading books instead of doing her homework. Her mother, a journalist, thinks Crosscanyon would make a world-class writer, but Crosscanyon is wary of the parental boosting of her generation's egotism. Crosscanyon secretly loves the hard sciences, and would love to master the art of Astronomy. She has wanted to be an Astronaut most of her life, but fears that her interests are too Renaissance-y, or polymath, for NASA. Reflecting on this, Crosscanyon decided to take up Russian.
[edit] Nickname
The nickname Crosscanyon comes from her affinity for running great distances over hazardous terrain.
