Ollie Devereaux

Overview
An Atlanta native, Ollie is the reigning Punk Princess of the town. Though not well known nationally, she is a common name among Punk enthusiasts. Her hard-core classic girl-punk blends together good old fashioned rocking out, and a little Southern Blues thrown in for spice. Naturally faced paced with what experts have dubbed "wicked guitar solos", her music reflects an inner energy that helped propel her to relative stardom. Having played everywhere from the roughest biker bars to the upscale private events, Ollie seems to blend seamlessly into most settings by simply being Ollie.

She is the founding member of her beloved band, "Ollie and the Alfheim" and while the other members have changed from time to time, Ollie has remained the frontwoman at lead guitar and main vocals.

Age: 20

Height: 5'

Weight: "Fuck you." (Actual around 120)

Full History
Ollie Devereaux, who would later become infamous as the Punk Princess, began in some less than humble beginnings. In fact, the Devereaux family in general is one of the oldest known through the south, and certainly in Atlanta. Through the cities history, the family held their earnings from a number of profitable business ventures, everything from industry to textile production. The Devereaux family, however, did not believe in sitting on their earnings, and believe to this day in giving much of their good fortunes back to the community.

As a girl, Ollie was prepped for the same line of greatness set before by the rest of her family. While her parents were certainly no small part of her life, the honor of raising her went mostly to her grandfather, as the younger generations of her family were often busy with their ventures. Right from the crib, she was given lessons in etiquite, dancing, literature, manners, and much more. The girl was never opposed to the sometimes rigorous pursuits, as making her parents proud was more important than anything.

When the youth reached her teenage years, it was then that she discovered an infamous rocker by the name of Joan Jett. The lifestyle that the rocker stood in stark contrast to everything that she had ever learned in the care of her grandfather, which is perhaps what made it so much more alluring. Though she admired the music, she knew better than anyone that it was important to keep this obsession a secret to the rest of her family. Between this and her classical music training provided by her lineage, the girl seemed prepped for greatness.

During this time, her parents had arranged a relationship for Ollie that they'd hope would blossom into one that would become both nurturing and profitable for the family with a young, dashing male of another wealthy family. While the two initially hit it off in a big way, as time passed, the honest truth about the male came out. Small pockets of abuse served as landmarks in the young girl's life, both physically and in the bedroom. Perhaps driven by his heritage, he felt that she was his and his alone, through thick and thin.

The situation escalated all the way up until Ollie was nineteen, when the male's abuse lead into a beating that nearly killed the young girl. Deciding that the power associated with this victory was not enough, he forced himself onto her again and again, beating her further yet before bothering to get Ollie into a hospital. The event was traumatic, to say the least, but problems only began to mount as the whole situation was nearly swept under the rug by both of their families. Parents or not, Ollie was done.

Diving headfirst into the punk scene, the girl had both the resources and the motivation to become her desire personified, channeling that rocker Joan Jett into every aspect of her life. She died her hair pink, shunned the piano for a guitar, and poured her life and soul into music. This certainly drove a wedge between her and her parents (especially her mother, who seemed to blame Ollie for the whole incident), though her grandfather certainly seemed to approve, which only pushed Ollie even harder.

She formed a band and toured for awhile, though she mostly kept her venues in and around the city in which she was raised. Though her first album was a resounding hit in the community, Ollie had always preferred to keep her fanbase local. It was during this time that she met the infamous punk rock drummer Johnny Ross of Pilgrimage. This male's carefree spirit and secretly kind heart seemed to dissolve any harsh feelings about relationships she may have harbored, and it was for that reason that she accompanied him through the strange twists of fate that lead to the disappearance of his band.



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