LANVIA, calypso

CALYPSO REX LANVIA
20 ■ FEMALE ■ HETEROSEXUAL ■ 5'9" ■ LEAN AND MUSCULAR
PARANOID SCHIZOPHRENIC/ADHD ■ MEDIUM RISK

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[/i] she feels the need to lie so often or so grandly, she just does. Perhaps her paranoia is to blame?

Most of all, Calypso likes to think. She likes to ponder, guess, solve, deduce. Muttering to herself is a common action, though to her it is usually her speaking with the voices more than just herself. She hates being tired and she loathes inactivity. Her restlessness has produced an innumerable amount of physical and mental quirks. Leg shaking, thumb twiddling, tapping, snapping, you name it. When allowed, she keeps metal puzzles in her pockets and takes them out when she needs something to keep her hands busy, which is honestly quite often. Whatever you do, don't interrupt her. If you do, you'll find out just how dangerous a "medium" risk patient can be.


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[/i] of it. She said it was too easy and lacked stimulation. She had privilege after privilege stripped, but still she refused until there was an added incentive. Every good grade resulted in a puzzle. Her parents got a ton of puzzle books and mind bender problems just for her. Soon she demanded one for every homework sheet as they were getting longer and she lost focus more easily during such extensive busy work sessions.

She was always somewhat paranoid, but the real problems didn't develop until she turned fifteen. It was a rare younger case, but that didn't make it any less serious. Her parents began to notice her become withdrawn and more distant. The far away look in her eyes was more common, and soon she was even muttering to others. To people they could not see. Every so often she'd point to someone or something that wasn't there. In the middle of Freshman year she spent half the school day and most of the weekend lost in a hallucination. Finally she was taken to a psychiatrist, and then she was diagnosed with Paranoid Schizophrenia.

It was a bit of a blow to the small family, but they took it in stride. The antipsychotics prescribed, however, made Calypso mad. Specifically, they made her tired and her senses seemed to dull which in turn made her angry. How was she supposed to focus through such a haze? At some point she stopped taking the pills and hiding them wherever she could. She even had a brief stint at selling them as sleeping pills, but it didn't last long before her parents started to wonder where her extra money was coming from.

After experiencing a rather stressful year after high school, Calypso relapsed into another several-day hallucination. She was found by her parents as she had called them by accident yelling nonsense. They were the ones who put her in the Ravenwood asylum, and they don't plan on taking her out for a while.

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