Rachael -Redacted-

Voice:
"You didn't have to stop me in midair Phoenix. I would have stopped myself."

"Black Rose Petal Tea helps but he’s not dependent on it, he also paints and writes poetry."

"Promise me you'll come back if it gets too bad out there?"

Personality:

 * Rachael has feelings for Phoenix that she knows aren't shared and knows that he won't see her as more then a close friend, as family. But even though she knows this she still feels very protective over him and very sceptical over anyone that could potentially hurt him. Rachael is generally a warm and caring person, looking to earn love by being incredibly giving. She is looking to reach out and help people as a way to get her needs met by others. She tends to reach out to those who are very needy (the addict, the sick, the wounded). Rachael just can't seem to find love no matter how giving she is. This type is likely to be an enabler in a relationship, giving and never getting, feeling trapped by it all. She wants to be recognized as indispensable.

Flaws:

 * Rachael's character flaw is based on the incorrect belief that personal fulfillment comes through giving to others. She tends to repress her own needs to do what she feels is the right thing: giving to others.


 * When she's under pressure, she can become angry and aggressive. When she's relaxed and secure, she gets in touch with her own needs and lets the world take care of her for a while.

Childhood:

 * Rachael never made a real connection her protective father, as his job required him to travel for long periods of time away from home. Therefore, she identified and became partnered with the live-in nanny that she saw as a mother figure to gain the father's love. This strategy, although formative, ultimately failed. She never connected and now it may be too late. As an adult, she has looked for love but only accepts those that are damaged and can't give themselves, causing a severe loneliness and feeling of hopelessness.

Education:

 * Having had little to no education past a few credits in college, Rachael may be focused on helping a small number of people rather than trying to help the world, most probably those immediately around her. She spends her free time in book stores and libraries reading up and books outside the common intrest. Rachael has not needed to work since being in the care of Phoenix as he provides what ever she may need to survie and lives a very comfortable life.

Dialogue example:

 * "Don't feel sorry hun. If it bothered me, I'd say something. No, I trust you and I trust him. If it makes you happy living with him just so you can be around him then so be it."

Psychological Report:

 * Typically, helper/others don't change very much. But if she does, because of the detached subtype, she is likely to snap and become self-sufficient, deciding she doesn't need anyone to need her. She will let go of giving to those who can't reciprocate and stand up for herself. Or perhaps she will take a dive into the unhealthy, deciding that reciprocal love is impossible. Rachael could try to find a way to force others to care for her by becoming psychosomatically ill or purposely injuring herself. Being cared for may not be love, but she figures it's as good as it gets.