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Spot 15- Hannah Abney

Name: Hannah Abney.

Gender: Female. I'm...not sure if this is questionable at first glance. Is it?

Age: I'll be nineteen when we celebrate my birthday this month. Although... Man, I barely remember turning eighteen. Did that happen?

Location: Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom. It's where I was born.

Occupation: I was a college student at Heanor Gate. We were graduating with university plans, but I guess I got held back a little.

Physical Appearance: I'm not - why does everyone tease me about my height! I'm actually 5'8, y'know. Is my build an illusion? I'm told I wasn't always this skinny, and I've seen the pictures. They say I've brightened without the stress of school, that my brown eyes are lighter than before and my hair glossier than it used to be. To me, they're the same ashy shade, and my skin definitely isn't glowing in the way Mum exaggerates it. If there's one difference between myself now and then, I'd actually say... I don't know. She just seems different somehow. Perhaps a little less lively, but she a lot more purposeful. A little less lost.

Personality: Mom says I never changed. We're the same person, then and now. It still surprises me to see the crinkle by my eyes when I smile at the mirror. If I've really stayed the same, it means that I lived this positively on the day-to-day, which does seem like a nice way to live. I would've wanted that life. I'll pursue it someday. Get it back. But something about it doesn't quite align with what I'm familiar with. I mean, that's a story for another day, isn't it? I wish I could tell you more. I was a hard worker through primary school and most of college, and I remember having a sizeable number of friends. Most say I'm an independent learner, that I think for myself, that I'm a little too imaginative for my own good. And that's about all I can think of.

Values: I'm not entirely sure yet. I'm figuring it out, slowly. There are some things I'm learning to care about, and more often than not, they're those that burn brightest in my memory.