^If she could see (glasses on a gorgon are so hard to find)

^Southern Copperhead

Name: Georgia Andraste Pale
Nickname: Georgie
Age: 14
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Straight
History: Georgia was born blind, so her hair had been trained like seeing eye dogs, hissing if she was about to bump into something or someone, which usually ended up causing the people to avoid her and Georgia knowing where the obstacles were. When she was five, she learned how to read Braille, but she still preferred to play hide and seek and Marco Polo. By the time she was thirteen, she could locate people by sound fairly accurately. She was taught how to control the stone powers and was sent off to the school a month after her 14th birthday
Looks: Copperhead hair, her eyes are a clouded blue without a pupil because she's blind, 5'4", constantly wears sunglasses, her teeth are sharper than a normal person's, tan skin.
Abilities: Bite symptoms include extreme pain, tingling, throbbing, swelling, and severe nausea. Damage can occur to muscle and bone tissue, especially when the bite occurs in the outer extremities such as the hands and feet, areas in which there is not a large muscle mass to absorb the venom. Her snakes only bite if she's threatened and harmed or they are harmed.

Blood taken from the right side of a Gorgon can bring the dead back to life, yet blood taken from the left side is an instantly fatal poison. (But this can be muted to healing injuries and causing a stomach virus or something of the like)

She can turn people to stone, but the effect wears off after a couple hours

Personality: Self-assured, but careful, intelligent, caring, slightly paranoid
Species: Gorgon
Weapon: Walking stick, her powers
Pets: Her hair- she's named every snake
Crush: none at the moment
Chipped Teacup

She can't stand it when people treat her like a little kid and given enough time, she will drop some hints, subtle or not, about it.

She knows she can't wander off on her own, but she can't help trying to explore, even if only a little bit.

She's jumpy when it comes to sudden sounds or being touched without warning.

"The bad thing about the real monsters is they hide in plain sight. Sometimes you don't know they're there until it's too late."