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Name: Victoria Claudia Stilinski

Parents: Charlie McGee, Stiles Stilinski (And just a hint of the Nogitsune)

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Personality: Tori is a big hearted child. She's very loving and accepting of others. She's stubbornly loyal to the people she loves, and doesn't appreciate her family being messed with. With an affinity for magic, and a bit of the Nogitsune in her, she's a force to be reckoned with when promises are broken or her family is hurt. No, she won't go on an all you can kill chaos spree, but it's safe to say there will be a prank or three thrown someone's way if Tori decides that's what she needs to do.

She's constantly in motion, playing with pieces of paper or twirling one of the black and white bracelets on her arm. A teacher noticed this and suggested ritalin. Charlie suggested Tori learn a musical instrument and Tori has been playing the guitar since she was eight. Now fourteen, she's pretty good at it and her favorite bands to play are 'Cage the Elephant', 'Panic! At the Disco', 'Beatles' and 'Muse'.

Her attire leans towards a slightly punk rock appearance most of the time. Hair done in wild braids and ponytails, nails painted a dark color, t-shirts vintage band ones and she's a fan of skinny jeans and boots. She's never seen without her guitar.

Tori's also a good student, if a bit of a pain to teach because she gets bored easily. She doesn't have much in the way of her parents cooking skills, but is quick with potions and other magical mixes.

A final fun fact for Tori: She's a Zenko Kasei Kitsune, meaning (in it's most base definition) "Good fireborn fox spirit." She won't take kindly to people that aren't her parents or Miss Frances pointing this out to her, since it's not something her parents talk about. No they're not afraid she'll turn out like the Nogisune. They just don't think people need to know that particular bit of info.

At this point in her life, she has an 8 year old brother named Jonah who is a hydrokinetic pain in the ass, but he's her pain in the ass so if he's messed with, people pay.

Abilities: (Affinity for magic. Senses other beings as being 'other' but not necessarily what they are. Unaffected by fire.

Anything else?: I love the idea of her knowing other New Dodge offspring! It should be plotted out, the hows and everything but yes. I'm also open to aunts and uncles.

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It's Music in the Park in Beacon Hills, a day where people get to bring out their instruments and pretend they know what they're doing. Fortunately for Tori, she knows exactly how to work the red and white electric guitar and she's settled on a bench with her guitar case in front of her. She's just finished playing and her parents are helping her pack up. Her dad is managing the amp and her mother is managing the wires.

Her brother, Jonah, has her attention, though. He's younger by a few years, an absolute shithead sometimes, and he has a new bully at school.

Jonah was always small for his age. Skinny. Short. Shy. Quiet. A target, if you asked Tori. Not that any of her nonsense towards him was mean spirited. Not entirely, except for when she asks him what it was like living in a big fish's stomach.

But this child confronting her brother now was nothing short of a jerk. He pushes Jonah around at school consistently and Jonah always got in trouble for it. How that happened, Tori'd never understand.

At present, Jonah was trying to run his motorized boat in the water. It was something he'd saved up for. Money from friends and relatives for birthdays and chores had gone into a jar with a picture on the front of it of that very RC boat and his father helped him put it together.

And now, the bully was far too interested in the boat and Tori, unblinking, was far too interested in the bully.

"Tori?" She doesn't hear her father. "What's wrong?" She simply points and her father turns to look. Her mother takes her guitar and puts it away, and that's about when all hell breaks loose.

Tori is not a violent child. She pulls her pranks and her nonsense, sure. But she'd never, ever start a fight.

Except this once. There's a shout from Jonah, a loud crash followed by several stomping, shattering sounds and Tori barely hears her father say something about 'calling that brat's parents' before she's on her feet.

The other child is her age, so she doesn't feel bad about tackling him to the ground. Nor does she regret the first punch that lands in this kids face, or the second.

She only regrets not doing it sooner. Her fathers arms go around her, pulling her away from the now humbled bully.

"Tori! TORI, JESUS CHRIST!" she hears her father yell as his arms go around her more. She struggles for all of a minute until she gets a look at her brother's face.

He's smiling through tears, holding the broken remains of his toy, and the look on his face is one of pure joy. Sometimes, having a big sister rocks.