Maia Guarao

Maia Guarao is a medium. She was mentored by Dead Jack, caretaker of the untended graveyard. {{#set: high concept = Amateur medium }}{{#set: trouble = Hard to close my third eye }}

Maia Guarao Steel Town (Dave)
High Concept	Amateur medium
Trouble	Hard to close my third eye
Template	[[template::Minor Talent]]
Aspects
Running with a bad crowd Template:((#set: has aspect = Running with a bad crowdTemplate:)) Mentored by Dead Jack Template:((#set: has aspect = Mentored by Dead JackTemplate:)) Overly sensitive to outside emotions Template:((#set: has aspect = Overly sensitive to outside emotionsTemplate:)) Lizzie's axe Template:((#set: has aspect = Lizzie's axeTemplate:)) Cooler heads prevail Template:((#set: has aspect = Cooler heads prevailTemplate:))
Skills
Great (+4)	Empathy  :: Lore Template:((#set:					has skill = empathy  :: lore ; 4 Template:))
Good (+3)	Alertness :: Discipline Template:((#set:					has skill = alertness :: discipline ; 3 Template:))
Decent (+2)	Investigation :: Stealth :: Weapons Template:((#set:					has skill = investigation :: stealth :: weapons ; 2 Template:))
Average (+1)	Conviction  :: Fists  :: Endurance :: Athletics :: _____ Template:((#set:					has skill = conviction  :: fists  :: endurance :: athletics :: _____ ; 1 Template:))
Points used	10	remaining		total	Template:((#show: Steel Town |? skill points Template:))
Stunts
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FP	6		Refresh	6
physical
mental
social
mild moderate serious extreme

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Background

Growing up

I grew up in Hamilton, youngest of a pretty big Portugese family. I had six older brothers and no sisters, so most of the time I was either ignored or coddled by my dad, either ignored or bullied by my brothers, and worked like an ox by my mom. Home life was kinda rough on me. We didn't have much money, and there were all sorts of demands on me: social and religious stuff, and of course my mom and I were the only ones thought fit do do any housework.

I didn't have a lot of friends at school — most of the kids there were from big catholic families too, and they didn't see anything wrong with the assumption that a boy's job was to be strong and smart, and a girl's job was to clean up after the smart and strong men in her life. But in high school there was a boy who was different. (cont'd…)