Mariam Aslan

Height165cm

WeightFit

Body typeAthletic

Skin colorTan

Hair colorDirty Blonde

Hair styleTwo Braids with the Headscarf of her mother entwined

Eye colorGreen

Facial hairSide-burns and Mustache, which she waxes

InjuriesRight side, goes across her entire cheek and over the nose bridge

ScarsBurn scar on her left shoulder

AccessoriesHeadscarf, earrings

WeaponsCattleman revolver, Bolt action rifle, Throwing knives, Hunting knife

Positive traitsReliable Charismatic Dedicated

Negative traitsSelfless Impulsive Stubborn

LovesCorba Knives Murder Mysteries

HatesDirt Sharing stuff Unproductivity

MBTIENFJ

Love languageActs of servicePhysical Touch

TalentsFFF Woodcarving Embroidery

FearsGermophobiaClaustrophobia

Pet peevesLack of personal hygieneTalking over her

Bad habitsDaydreamerHuge smoker

Fun factPolyglotKara is a black Friesian

Mariam found solace and acceptance in her grandmother's embrace early in her life. Mariam, the family's only daughter, was met with disapproval from her father, who saw her gender as a source of shame. Despite this familial disapproval, her mother stood out as a beacon of kindness, ensuring Mariam's education of reading and writing, which her father dismissed as foolish. Fortune smiled upon the family when her father got lucky, traveled to the United States to expand his trading business. However, the American dream was not without cost. Mariam's mother, overwhelmed by the complexities of childbirth, gave birth to Nazir. The moment marked a turning point in Mariam's life, as her father shifted his focus solely to shaping Nazir to be a suitable heir to his succeeding business. Mariam's mother had died as a result of childbirth. She was left to deal with both grief and the daunting responsibility of raising her brother, Nazir, on her own. Growing up in the vibrant chaos of Saint Denis, Mariam was surrounded by other immigrants pursuing elusive dreams in the land of opportunity. The language barrier initially silenced her, and she spent her first years in the United States without speaking a word of English. Despite the difficulties, she took it upon herself to instill values in her younger brother, Nazir, that would prevent him from following the destructive path that their father had set. As Mariam approached adolescence, the threat of an unwanted marriage drove her to flee with Jim Wright, the man she loved. They embarked on a journey into the unknown, confronting the harsh reality of survival, with Mariam working on the streets, enduring a life of hardship and sorrow. Jim's heartless sale of her mother's prized jewelry marked the breaking point and let loose a cascade of repressed feelings. She felt all of the hurt, rage, and betrayal that had built up over the years explode inside of her. When things came to a head, Mariam took matters into her own hands and dealt a quick and lethal justice to Jim and the persistent debt collector who had been after them.