Tabitha Sands is an orphan of the Ionia slave platations as part of the same group that Oliver is part of. She is a dimminutive person that tends towards quiet and prefers to remain in the background. She rarely relaxes and is often seen cooking, cleaning, or handling daily chores.
Physical Description
Small frame; dark brown, frizzy hair; slumped shoulders; round face with dark brown eyes. Many describe her as being "mouse-ish". Quiet, unassuming demeanor that's flustered easily.
Personality Profile
Extroversion
Score: 1/10
She is not an extroverted person. Even with friends, she prefers to remain silent and on the outside. She gets flustered when talking with anybody new.
Neurosis
Score: 7/10
She always needs to be doing something.
Openness
Score: 4/10
Despite her mousish nature, she does enjoy new experiences. They excite her. She often the one who finds something new to eat or cook from whatever markets are nearby. She does not seek them out, though she will often volunteer.
Aggressiveness
Score: 1/10
She avoids any confrontation, clamming up and shutting down when it happens.
Ego
Score: 4/10
Character Flaws
She's something of a romantic at heart and dreams of adventure. She would be an avid reader of fiction, if she could read and had access to books. She's hampered by her timid nature, though, and even when she goes with the gang, she finds herself uncertain of what to actually do. This results in her staying home more often than not when the rest of the gang goes out. She tells herself it's important, and she will do everything she can think to make sure everything is in order for them when they get back, but it's not the role she wants. She wants to open up; she just doesn't know how.
Control
She controls the world through her actions, making sure everything is in order. She's almost neurotic in making sure everything is in its proper place. This can lead to tension with others, who become annoyed when their stuff is suddenly "moved" to its "proper place". Attempts to confront her about it don't work—she simply clams up—and she'll just end up doing it again when they aren't looking which, given her personality, is most of the time.
Prose
Not a POV character.