Note: I had to slightly re-arrange the sign up information for story purposes. This is quite the elaborate character. If you want to read on, you’ll know what I mean.
General Information.
Ring Name: Crazy Violet
Real Name: Violet Snow
Hometown: Detroit, Michigan
Nickname: The Resident
Physical Information.
Pic Base: Isla Dawn
Height: 5’7”
Weight: 148 lbs
Age: 27
Entrance Theme: “Scary Mask” by Poppy
Gimmick Information.
Gimmick Description:
Doctors have all the answers to questions. They say that this is a case of Dissociative Identity Disorder or Multiple Personalities, and in a way, they are right. But to Violet, this is a story of a woman who had to cope with past trauma that 35 souls materialized inside of her. They all have their own style and personality, and Violet has been dealing with them for the most of her life. Wherever Violet goes, they go with her, especially now that she had started a journey in the wrestling career.
They all have their voices, their own opinions, and their own consciousness. They all make noises in her head but as she grew as a competitor, Violet was able to regulate and keep them in order. The noises grow quicker and more unbearable when she finds herself in a bad situation or under extreme stress, but when she is focused with a clear head, she becomes unstoppable and unpredictable because she is able to adapt different wrestling moves that she could strategically use, switching personalities and delivering them in perfection, depending on who’s the Captain of the Vessel.
The Captain of the Vessel could either be Violet or “The Four Vellas”, they serve as the prominent personalities. There is the child-like Vera, the vengeful Violent, the intelligent Dr. Valerie, and the charming Ms. Veronica. Any of them could choose to “switch” at any given moment sometimes for her convenience (having a surge of energy in her matches), but other times, her inconvenience (when a non-strategic personality takes over in the midst of a technical match). Violet does not try to cure this “disorder”, but she acknowledges the fact that these souls exist in her body, and she will have to deal with both the advantages and disadvantages of living this kind of life.
Brief Biography:
Violet has endured suffering and abuse as early as the age of 5. She lost her family at an early age, and her foster parents took over. Her mother would never let her go out of the house to play. She remained in her room trapped and isolated while she went to work. The loneliness and lack of interaction spawned her first “imaginary friend” Vera. She accompanied Violet and represents innocence, fun and imagination. She spoke with her and played with her when there’s no one out there. But this was not Vera’s only purpose. You see, while Violet’s mother worked, her father wasted all of their money on drugs and alcohol. He would spend his days in bars and drink, he would come home and do the same. He would hit his wife and child for no reason, and Violet feared him. When her father went near Violet, Vera would take over to protect Violet, taking hits and lashes Violet doesn’t have to get hurt. This went on until Violet was 9 years old. Violet grew up but Vera remained in the same mental age. Her mother still refused to report him to the police, believing yet another promise of change and rehabilitation.
Right around then, her father died with his 9 mm in his hand. Neither Violet nor Vera knew what happened, until Violent, a new personality showed herself. Violet represents the anger and rage that was in Violet’s heart. She was angry at her father for abusing her. She was angry at her mother for doing nothing about it. But Violent was ill-tempered, angry and she seeks to destroy. She is brash and reckless, she would throw tantrums and act spontaneously and Violet would often deal with the consequences of it. It wasn’t long until her mother saw that there was something not right. She had her see a doctor who recommended hypnotherapy as a method to “suppress” the other personalities. It was a rare case, and so the doctor treated it aggressively, session by session, until the other personalities, after fighting back, were finally suppressed. Things went well, and Violet is in full control of herself… At least for about 6 days. Not only was the suppression method a failure, but it birthed psychotherapist Dr. Valerie, Violet’s fourth soul. Dr. Valerie represents self-awareness, intelligence, and the truth about Violet’s situation.
Violet was finally institutionalized at 12 and she was kept there until she was 18. No form of therapy would work anymore. No doctor knew what to do. The voices just kept getting louder for Violet to bear because more personalities spawned the more they attempted to pick her brain. Victoria appeared. Vince followed. And then Valeria. But the blessing of it all was Ms. Veronica, who took over for a while. Veronica represents charisma, deception, and the idea that anyone can believe a good lie. She is charismatic and good at body language, a natural actor. She could look someone in the eye and say a handful of lies and make it believable. Because of Veronica, Valerie was able to convince the head psychiatrist of the institution that she was finally cured and was ready to become a part of society. They tapped to Vera for vulnerability, to Violent for fear, to Valerie for self-awareness, and to Violet for being human. This is the very first time ever that the Vellas worked together for a goal. And it worked.
After months of observation, they finally believed this to be true and she was finally let out right before she turned 18.
Outside of the institution, the voices in her head simultaneously rang again, making it unbearable for her to focus and live a normal life. She couldn’t function when each of her personalities wants to do different things in life. Violent wants to be a thief and a murderer. Veronica wants to be a star. Dr. Valerie wants to play mind games. Vince wants to try sports. Vera wants to tell her story. Violet spent a lot of time in the gym, the voices seem to quiet down when she hits a punching bag or practice fighting. And then she came across an offer from the gym that would solve all of her problems… A wrestling school. A career path in sports entertainment. A chance for all of them to showcase their different capabilities. An opportunity for them to work together… well, at least that was the plan.
The Vessel is a large ship in Violet’s mind that holds all of her personalities together. That’s where they all communicate and interact and decide instantly who switches and takes over.
The Residents of the Vessel
Resident 1: Crazy Violet
Nicknames: The Primary Resident, The Main Madness
Personality: Level-headed. Reasonable. Kind-hearted.
If the other souls did not exist, Violet would be a simple girl that would live a normal life. She would go to college and experience heartbreaks, hope, distress, and happiness like a normal person would. She is agreeable and she tries her best to accommodate everyone. At first, she hated her “personalities” for ruining her life at an early age, but later she realizes that each of them has a soul and a purpose that she has no right to take away.
In wrestling, Violet is a hard hitter and calculates her moves by-the-book, which makes her quite predictable to her opponents. She isn’t the type to take high-risk maneuvers unless she is sure that it would make her win. She can also be cowardly when it comes to opponents bigger than her, she avoids getting hurt as much as possible that you might actually catch her taking too many rope breaks or rolling out of the ring out of panic if she doesn’t know what to do next.
Goals: To manage her multiple personalities without losing herself. Their happiness is her happiness.
Tendency to Cheat: Never
Signature Moves:
Shades of Purple (Leg Drop Bulldog)
Royal Flush (Reverse Frankensteiner or Avalanche Frankensteiner)
Finishing Moves:
Ultraviolet (Cartwheel Death Valley Driver)
The Four Vellas
Resident 2: Vera
Nicknames: “Babytooth”, “The Toy Soldier”
Personality: Bubbly. Optimist. Childish.
Though Violet grew up, Vera still maintained her childlike innocence and wants to see the good in everyone. She is considered as close to a childhood friend as it gets and she’s the one that knows Violet more than everyone else. In Wrestling, she is a high-flyer, someone who moves quick and evades opponents’ moves as fast as she could, and she maintains a high tolerance to pain from physical abuse early in life.
Goals: To spread some joy. To protect Violet.
Tendency to Cheat: Sometimes, if needed.
Signature Moves:
Tantrum Takedown (Tilt-a-whirl Takedown to a kneeling opponent)
Rock-a-Bye Baby (Springboard Moonsault onto a standing opponent transitioned into an Inverted DDT)
Finishing Moves:
Veracity (630 Senton)
Resident 3: Violent
Nicknames: “The Beast Next Door”, “The Serial Killer”
Personality: Sadistic. Aggressive. Cruel.
Violent would do anything for bloody satisfaction. She is someone who takes pleasure in emotionally and physically brutalizing another person, or even something as little as ruining someone’s mood. She loves talking about skinning a person alive or torturing someone to near-death or poisoning her enemies, and she doesn’t care what Violet or others think of her. She likes to sabotage friendships and relationships, anything that would hurt others or put their lives in danger. To her, a wrestling event without any sort of injury is boring, and she often makes sure that when she takes over Violet’s body, her opponent would regret coming to the match to begin with. She is the type of wrestler that would put on a hold and almost not let go. She is reckless and insensitive and would rather get disqualified than let her opponents walk away in one piece. Be careful when you approach her.
Goals: To inflict pain as much as she can and see what she could get away with. To get out of this hideous body.
Tendency to Cheat: Always
Signature Moves:
Tragic Affair (Penalty Kick to the face)
Into the Nightmare (MMA Elbows from a crucifix position)
Finisher Move:
Bloody Satisfaction (Double Wrist-Clutch Surfboard Curbstomp)
Resident 4: Ms. Veronica
Nicknames: “The Avant-Garde”, “Miss Histrionic Herself”, “The Beauty Queen”
Personality: Flashy. Attention-seeking. Creative.
Veronica just wants to be a star. She will do anything for the spotlight to only be on her. She will say anything to be the center of attention. She is an actor and a performer, and she often uses deception and lies in order to get ahead. She hates looking and feeling ugly, but has no problem whatsoever pointing out other people’s physical flaws and behavior. In the wrestling ring, Veronica is a show woman. She knows exactly how to hype up a crowd. She loves it when they cheer her name, and so she often uses maneuvers that draws the crowd in as she does her hair-flip signature gesture prior to hitting a big move, which either makes her win more satisfying or buys time for her opponent to see it coming.
Goals: To become a star. To make it to hollywood.
Tendency to Cheat: Sometimes.
Signature Moves
The Veronica Spectacle (Rolling Kip Up into a Flying Forearm)
The Highlight Reel (Superkick to the knee of the opponent, followed by a Spinning Backfist, followed by a Double Knee Moonsault)
Finisher Moves:
Lights… Camera… Action! (Tiger Feint Kick to the face of an opponent draped over the second rope, with theatrics)
Encore (A Springboard Diving Elbow Drop following the “Lights, Camera, Action”)
Resident 5: Dr. Valerie, MD, PhD
Nicknames: “The Psycho-Therapist”, “The Good Doctor”
Personality: Sneaky. Calm. Observant.
Dr. Valerie is a sophisticated, intelligent woman that likes to toy with people’s emotions and make them feel small. She observes, tests, concludes and finally predicts. This is applicable to everything -- her surroundings, people’s behaviors, the other Vellas… No matter how tough and independent you think you are, Dr. Valerie will always find your weakness. In the wrestling ring, she is a technical wrestler who plans ahead with a back-up plan after back-up plan all to ensure that she isn’t caught in a bad spot. She is strategic, tactical, and very calculating, many people underestimate her until she catches them in her web... and then they fall.
Goals: To help in correcting people’s flaws including Violet’s.
Tendency to Cheat: Never; Too prideful
Signature Moves:
Manic Episode (High-Angle Single-Leg Boston Crab while stomping on the back of the opponent’s head)
Freudian Slip (Flying Cross Armbar)
Finisher Moves
Panic Attack! (Grounded Octopus Hold)
The Others
“Sports Guy” Vince
A guy in his mid-20’s that’s only focused on his athletic career. He works out every chance he gets to be in good shape. He is motivated, hard-working and dependable.
“The Nympho” Vicky
A sexual deviant that wants to flirt with every man or woman she sees. She is an escort from Las Vegas who waits at street corners to make a living. She is flirty and seductive, and she often longs for her pleasure.
“The Artist” Valerya
A simple college girl with a broad mind, she loves to express herself through music, dancing or painting. She is passionate and emotional, she is Veronica’s rival when it comes to creativity, though Valerya is far more talented and stylish.
“The Saint” Victoria
Victoria is unaware that other personalities exist. She is modest, disciplined and has high moral standards. She is very religious, helpful and compassionate of others.
“Delirious” Viviene
Just like Victoria, she is also unaware of the other personalities. She is often on a psychotic break with the time skips and memory losses, and nothing makes sense for her. She is also confused and paranoid.
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Subject: Crazy Violet. (Post-Dreamworld Update) 
