The quintessential tomboy. However, she does not bow to peer pressure and never "grows out" of her masculinity (eventually identifying as 'genderqueer' as an adult).
Which really shouldn't even be a noteworthy thing, except I've read and watched way too many stories and even actual parenting advice where they treat it as a "phase", which just straight-up pisses me off.
*ahem*
Anyway, she'd be a massive nerd on account of her dad getting her into computers, which means she'd be absolutely nothing at all like the Eorzean version of T'rahnu aside from being a tomboy, having vaguely SEA features, and possessing an outgoing personality (though I can foresee this part getting squashed over time after the thousandth time being told that people are 'surprised' by a 'girl' being into computers and video games and other 'guy stuff', among other things - wait, sorry, this was supposed to be fun, wasn't it?). You can probably extrapolate what her high school experience would be like from there.
Which really shouldn't even be a noteworthy thing, except I've read and watched way too many stories and even actual parenting advice where they treat it as a "phase", which just straight-up pisses me off.
*ahem*
Anyway, she'd be a massive nerd on account of her dad getting her into computers, which means she'd be absolutely nothing at all like the Eorzean version of T'rahnu aside from being a tomboy, having vaguely SEA features, and possessing an outgoing personality (though I can foresee this part getting squashed over time after the thousandth time being told that people are 'surprised' by a 'girl' being into computers and video games and other 'guy stuff', among other things - wait, sorry, this was supposed to be fun, wasn't it?). You can probably extrapolate what her high school experience would be like from there.
