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[i]Survivor:[/i] Many would never guess it but Max is a survivor, though most would not even fathom from what. She keeps what happens at home secret and hidden. Her family’s death is not something she tends to enjoy reliving. And despite the level of pain and the chaos endured she has kept silent about it. Having endured a great deal to get to where she is today, the little sparrow is stronger than she appears to be.

[i]Curious: [/i]Max is curious, she has learned to notice the small things in life. And finds she can get rather lost in whatever has caught her attention. She tends to follow and enjoy learning about something new and strange, this has of course led to some very interesting encounters.

[i]Artistic:[/i] One of the few things
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