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I'm writing Jane as the type of character who's driven mainly by insecurity and the desire for purpose. In my series, she grows up as an outcast thanks to her looks and macabre interests and her parents, despite caring for her deeply, are emotionally distant thanks to issues of their own from serving in the military before she was born. They aren't grossly negligent or anything. They always make sure her basic are met, but they don't openly show Jane much affection. This, combined with the bullying, has bad effects on her self-worth. She kind of becomes an overachiever in school to compensate for this, which goes on for years. As time goes on, Jane develops few friendships and gets into fights to protect other kids. Her parents die when she's sixteen. Jeff has been running around for two years at this point and killing those with ties to Fazbear Entertainment. After their deaths, she's sent to live with her aunt and uncle in Remedy and spends the next two years in therapy. She also forms a close relationship with Liu. Just a quick note, Jane used to play with Jeff and Liu at Freddy's before the murders, but her family was one of many that moved away and they don't keep in touch very much. After my take in the novel trilogy, I plan on there being a riot in Remedy brought on by Slenderman and the Proxies. Similar to the Jeff Keaton series, but Jeff won't be the primary cause this time. Jane loses her aunt and uncle before meeting up with other survivors who are trying to fight back against the Proxies and help people escape. I can't spoil too much about that, but...let's just say Jane goes through some shit. She flees Remedy with most of her new friends and becomes a vigilante of sorts. Now trying to bring down the Proxies and Fazbear Entertainment. Her motives are split between wanting revenge and wanting to prevent other families from being torn apart like her's. It offers a break from her feelings of inferiority. Not a long-lasting one, but still.
