Personal Information
First Name: Trixie
Last Name: Bankshot
Place of Birth: Canada
Residential Address: 3 Cox Way
Weight: 70.3 kg
Traits & Motivations
Please provide a short biography about yourself (minimum 100 words):
After moving from Canada when I was six, I grew up on a rural farm just north of Paleto with my dad and fifty head of sheep. When i was 12, my dad got remarried and I got a new sister and brother! I've always liked the big city and when my sister Charlie moved to stay, I just knew I had to make the same pilgrimage. I see why she likes it so much! I now have a car, a wonderful room-mate and a big house to live in! I also have a dog named Officer Goodboy. I would describe myself as bubbly, polite, a little bit on the cautious side but not afraid to stand up for what I believe in. I love animals. I enjoy helping others with their problems and listening to what they have to say. I wear my heart on my sleeve but I have an attitude that bounces back when I'm down and I try not to let anything get to me!
At minimum a few hours a day, or all day when I can swing it!
I want to join SADOC because I really enjoy working with people through their problems; whether that entails aiding my fellow officers with a dangerous felon or helping an inmate who has lost their way find it again. I have an open mind and heart and a real compassion for those less fortunate than me. I love to listen and am inventive with ways to make my coworkers and maybe even the inmates laugh. I love to learn and am eager to impress, but not afraid to ask questions or call for help. I have been attending ride-alongs with the LSPD to try and desensitize myself and become more familiar with the penal process, as well as get to know my future partners.
I feel like I stand above other candidates because I have not allowed the city to harden me away from my compassion. I also am not taking this job for money; I have all I need. I am looking for this job because I feel a real passion for it. I am also very excited to meet and work for Solomon Cobb, as I read a fascinating news piece in last week's paper. Some of the points in the article described about new reform programs and I feel like that department would be perfect for me, though the other positions available do not make me recoil.
If I can feel pressure mounting, I take a deep breath and count to ten before I make any sort of action, move or reply. My father always taught me that you can't take words or actions back once they're done and it is good to meditate a moment if you are able to. I try to obtain both sides of any story, and see through another's eyes.
If there is no time to breathe, I first call for aid. Having my team with me really helps confidence and their input and experience can sharpen my own. I always try to assure safety first.
If I am alone, I first identify potential threats and then I act on my training or, in life or death, my instincts. They have never ever steered me wrong and I have yet to kill or be killed from them. And yes, I have experienced this in the forest once against a fully grown mountain lion.
I am active, in good physical condition and wrangling sheep for 15 years has taught me that I can overpower people bigger than me by finding their weak points. With sheep, its the horns and legs. With people, it depends on where their center of gravity is.
I am fair and not easily upset by words. I know people might hate me for being in this line of work but I will not take vengeance or make their lives miserable by dehumanizing them without cause, or punishing them for being verbally cranky. I know how to use force to match the situation at hand.
I pride myself on my organization and promptness. Time is important to me and I value the time of others just as much as my own. If there is a schedule, I follow it to the letter. Losing track of time is losing track of progress. Sorting things, finding things and keeping track of things is a strong suit for me.
I love working with others and making strong bonds. I am very friendly and do not discriminate others regarding creed, gender, sexuality, affiliations, race, or religion.
I am not perfect, but I am responsible and take credit or punishment for my victories and shortcomings willingly.
I know how to use a computer, cellphone, radio, car and how to record on my phone. I am certain I could easily become familiar with and master any other technology or equipment you need of me. I am also willing to get a gun license to further my qualifications.
After moving from Canada when I was six, I grew up on a rural farm just north of Paleto with my dad and fifty head of sheep. When i was 12, my dad got remarried and I got a new sister and brother! I've always liked the big city and when my sister Charlie moved to stay, I just knew I had to make the same pilgrimage. I see why she likes it so much! I now have a car, a wonderful room-mate and a big house to live in! I also have a dog named Officer Goodboy. I would describe myself as bubbly, polite, a little bit on the cautious side but not afraid to stand up for what I believe in. I love animals. I enjoy helping others with their problems and listening to what they have to say. I wear my heart on my sleeve but I have an attitude that bounces back when I'm down and I try not to let anything get to me!
At minimum a few hours a day, or all day when I can swing it!
I want to join SADOC because I really enjoy working with people through their problems; whether that entails aiding my fellow officers with a dangerous felon or helping an inmate who has lost their way find it again. I have an open mind and heart and a real compassion for those less fortunate than me. I love to listen and am inventive with ways to make my coworkers and maybe even the inmates laugh. I love to learn and am eager to impress, but not afraid to ask questions or call for help. I have been attending ride-alongs with the LSPD to try and desensitize myself and become more familiar with the penal process, as well as get to know my future partners.
I feel like I stand above other candidates because I have not allowed the city to harden me away from my compassion. I also am not taking this job for money; I have all I need. I am looking for this job because I feel a real passion for it. I am also very excited to meet and work for Solomon Cobb, as I read a fascinating news piece in last week's paper. Some of the points in the article described about new reform programs and I feel like that department would be perfect for me, though the other positions available do not make me recoil.
If I can feel pressure mounting, I take a deep breath and count to ten before I make any sort of action, move or reply. My father always taught me that you can't take words or actions back once they're done and it is good to meditate a moment if you are able to. I try to obtain both sides of any story, and see through another's eyes.
If there is no time to breathe, I first call for aid. Having my team with me really helps confidence and their input and experience can sharpen my own. I always try to assure safety first.
If I am alone, I first identify potential threats and then I act on my training or, in life or death, my instincts. They have never ever steered me wrong and I have yet to kill or be killed from them. And yes, I have experienced this in the forest once against a fully grown mountain lion.
I am active, in good physical condition and wrangling sheep for 15 years has taught me that I can overpower people bigger than me by finding their weak points. With sheep, its the horns and legs. With people, it depends on where their center of gravity is.
I am fair and not easily upset by words. I know people might hate me for being in this line of work but I will not take vengeance or make their lives miserable by dehumanizing them without cause, or punishing them for being verbally cranky. I know how to use force to match the situation at hand.
I pride myself on my organization and promptness. Time is important to me and I value the time of others just as much as my own. If there is a schedule, I follow it to the letter. Losing track of time is losing track of progress. Sorting things, finding things and keeping track of things is a strong suit for me.
I love working with others and making strong bonds. I am very friendly and do not discriminate others regarding creed, gender, sexuality, affiliations, race, or religion.
I am not perfect, but I am responsible and take credit or punishment for my victories and shortcomings willingly.
I know how to use a computer, cellphone, radio, car and how to record on my phone. I am certain I could easily become familiar with and master any other technology or equipment you need of me. I am also willing to get a gun license to further my qualifications.
Past Experiences
No, but my dad let me work security on our farm. I've shot a lot of big cats and coyotes.
No.
Of course! I worked on a farm herding sheep. You have to be one with your other farmers or nothing will get done! I also did marching band in high school and that also needs a lot of cooperation and coordination.
Never!
Past Employment
At least 2 past employment is required
Period of employment: ??/03/2009 - ??/12/2019
Position: Sheep herder
Duties: Feed. clean, shear, breed, herd, count, stable and watch over fifty Merino sheep.
Protect the herd from potential predators and sheep thieves.
Load and unload sheep from trucks.
Tend to the needs of the sheepdogs.
Various other chores like chopping wood, fixing fences and sweeping stables.
Reason for leaving: Moved away from home.
Period of employment: 03/07/2021- still employed on Commission (ooc dates)
Position: Crop Manager
Duties: Tilling the fields, sowing seeds, weeding, raking, threshing, bagging and delivering chicken feed from the farm to the slaughterhouse.
Reason for leaving: Still employed there.
Period of employment: ??/03/2009 - ??/12/2019
Position: Sheep herder
Duties: Feed. clean, shear, breed, herd, count, stable and watch over fifty Merino sheep.
Protect the herd from potential predators and sheep thieves.
Load and unload sheep from trucks.
Tend to the needs of the sheepdogs.
Various other chores like chopping wood, fixing fences and sweeping stables.
Reason for leaving: Moved away from home.
Period of employment: 03/07/2021- still employed on Commission (ooc dates)
Position: Crop Manager
Duties: Tilling the fields, sowing seeds, weeding, raking, threshing, bagging and delivering chicken feed from the farm to the slaughterhouse.
Reason for leaving: Still employed there.
Licences & Permits
[ x] Yes
[ ] No
[ ] Yes
[ ] Pending
[ x] No
[ ] Yes
[x ] No
[x ] Yes
[ ] No
Declaration
TRIXIE CORDELIA BANKSHOT
Signing date 18/07/2021
(( OOC Section ))
Discord ID: Jellyfaun#9141
IRL age: 30
Timezone: EST
Geographical location: Toronto Ontario
List of characters’ names: Charlie Bankshot and Trixie Bankshot
One warning regarding mixing during a state of extreme anger, a result of what I felt was DM rights being violated.
No
No.
Charlie Bankshot is in Salvation, ranked Specialist, but we are not official.
Yes.
I have worked a sheep farm and that ties into Trixie's backstory. Other than that, no.
Discord, yes.
Teamspeak 3 -no but I can get it.
Yes
/me is used to describe what a character is doing. For example /me pops the gum in her mouth as she listens to another tedious list of excuses. or /me has pretty blue eyes that she winks at the security officer.
/do describes the environment or things in it. For example /do A bead of sweat drips off Trixie's brow. Or /do The scope of the gun catches the light as the sniper aims at the escaping inmate's ankles. These descriptions cannot be lied in.
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