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MacKenzie Parkwood
Mother of Exila
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MacKenzie Parkwood
Mother of Exila
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MacKenzie Parkwood
Mother of Exila
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MacKenzie Parkwood
Mother of Exila
MacKenzie Parkwood
Mother of Exila
41
Female
Macy
Sea green
None
Wavy, straight, brushed and formal
Natural brown
5'7
Birthmark on her shoulder, small and usually covered by a shirt
Spoon shaped
Pale caucasian
European/Human
185 lbs.
Defender (ISFJ-T)
MacKenzie can be supportive of her family and friends and may be unable to offer constructive criticism, but her blind positivism is often overlooked. MacKenzie can be reliable and patient with others, and sometimes people tend to use that to their advantage. She's very enthusiastic towards her friends and often sees herself as the side character that is only viewed as the supporter that doesn't do anything special. MacKenzie struggled with depression all her life, and merely assumed that going to church every day would inevitably fix her.
Dance, quilting (and also accidentally summoning the darkest demons from hell and accidentally making a deal with them that will inevitably come back to bite her but,,,,,,y'know,,,,who can relate amirite)
Dance, quilting
As a supposed Christian, MacKenzie sometimes scowls at younger people merely because she assumes they know nothing.
Depressed, has history of mental disorders in her family, emotionally unstable and not seeking help for it.
The love of her life, Evan
MacKenzie is normally quiet and reserved. She can be shaky at times due to lack of sleep and food, but she's too fidgety for anyone to notice the shaking.
MacKenzie struggled in high enough, but even more so when her father took his life. MacKenzie fell into a deep pit of depression and was unable to get out of it. After she moved out of her mother's house, she adopted a Samoyed, named her Joy, and hoped that this dog would help her depression (along with going to church). After a few months of living on her own, MacKenzie met the love of her life, also known as Ethan. She believed that Ethan truly helped cure her of her depression, and even started a family with him, but the mental illness is known to be genetic, and MacKenzie passed it on to her daughter. However, MacKenzie's daughter, Exila, was born with more than just depression. Of course, at such a young age, it was unnoticeable. However, after a long, hard day of work, MacKenzie was driving home. She would have seen her daughter playing with the dog, Joy outside in the front if she wasn't falling asleep. What woke her up was the heavy bump followed by Exila's screams. MacKenzie was more relieved that Exila was not harmed, but Exila began to grew an undying rage against her mother. MacKenzie's story supposedly ended when Exila killed her, staging it as a suicide, but MacKenzie's spirit was not finished, and only grew angrier and filled with vengeance each passing year that it suffered lost and alone. MacKenzie thought she dreamed it all, but one night, she summoned a demon from hell and made a deal with them. The demon promised that MacKenzie will find the love of her life, but the condition was that she would have to "kill love" after she died. MacKenzie didn't question it and agreed to it. Years later, when MacKenzie died, her soul was sent to hell. What MacKenzie didn't realize that her "killing love" in Hell was only training her to be sent back to earth as a spirit and possess her own daughter, pushing her clinically insane daughter over the edge and causing her to break into the very habit that MacKenzie was forced to endure for almost a decade.
IQ-120
September 23, 1978
She used to have a pet Samoyed named Joy
Hair: #703C26
Eyes: #1EB99C
Skin: #FFEDD8
Hat: #5272B5
Shirt: #8259BB
Purple
Monotheism
MacKenzie claimed to be a Christian, and even went to church every Sunday, but she didn't apply her Christianity into her personal life. If anyone tried to ask her about anything in Scripture, she'd be unable to answer
Republican
Grocery store clerk
Broccoli Cheese Soup
Purple sweater
None
Dog