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[[File:DonnaThat70sShow.jpg|upright|thumb|right|MG smirks like this a lot]]A PC in [[Welcome to Holy Question Mark]], a campaign set in the Amberverse using modified ''Lords of Gossamer and Shadow'' rules. | [[File:DonnaThat70sShow.jpg|upright|thumb|right|MG smirks like this a lot]]A PC in [[Welcome to Holy Question Mark]], a campaign set in the Amberverse using modified ''Lords of Gossamer and Shadow'' rules. | ||
| β | '''Martha Ginger "MG" Raskey''' is the eldest daughter of [[ | + | '''Martha Ginger "MG" Raskey''' is the eldest daughter of [[Admiral Douglas Raskey]] and old money heiress Nancy Astor. Her going to a well-regarded and well-guarded private school was assured, especially given that she excels at math and music, presents a polite facade to adults, and states as her ambition engaging in complex geographic analysis to aid in the containment and eradication of the T-Menace. She performs well in classes, though not at the top of the school, and she has enough memberships and extra-curriculars to be typical but not a leader. If anyone thinks to ask her about it, she just says she likes being a doer, grinding through problems and getting solutions as opposed to directing others to do the same. |
Mostly, however, it is so that she can maintain enough time to keep up her presence in the online Hive House scene, where she is a major producer. Many of the concern pieces about the genre have mentioned her piece "A 72-Hour Moment." She works hard to keep up in the scene and to keep it entirely separate from her regular life. She has a number of online friends and romantic partners that she's never met in real life and has zero intention of meeting in real life. If pressed on the boyfriend issue by people in real life she deflects and makes it about how she's too busy, and she doesn't trust the guys that are currently interested in her. "They're definitely not making eye contact when I try and explain normalizing for population density." | Mostly, however, it is so that she can maintain enough time to keep up her presence in the online Hive House scene, where she is a major producer. Many of the concern pieces about the genre have mentioned her piece "A 72-Hour Moment." She works hard to keep up in the scene and to keep it entirely separate from her regular life. She has a number of online friends and romantic partners that she's never met in real life and has zero intention of meeting in real life. If pressed on the boyfriend issue by people in real life she deflects and makes it about how she's too busy, and she doesn't trust the guys that are currently interested in her. "They're definitely not making eye contact when I try and explain normalizing for population density." | ||
[[Category:WtHQM Characters|MG]] | [[Category:WtHQM Characters|MG]] | ||
