Name: Karyn Nakamura
Occupation:Barista and college student
Age: 20
Ht: 5' 2"
Wt: 104
Race: mixed Japanese and Caucasian
Eye Color: green
Hair Color: black
Gender: female
Sexual Orientation: bi

History: Karyn was born in central Indiana to Sara Clark-Nakamura on April 28th, 2000.  Karyn never knew her father, Haru Nakamura, as he had died just before she was born.  She never knew what happened to him as her mother wouldn't talk about it, she just knew it was something bad.  Despite this Karyn was provided for by both her mother and money left behind by her father in a trust for her and her mother so they weren't left wanting.

The community Karyn grew up in was fairly rural and she was considered something of an oddity by most given her mixed heritage in an otherwise white community.  While this did lead to troubles at times, kids bullying her and such, but it never got too bad.  Karyn proved herself a decent student, not superb, but above average, and began to make a small number of close friends in school.  Tracy was her closest friend, a cute blonde girl, and the two spent a lot of time together over the years.  They both entered middle school together and things were fine between them, until Tracy started dating in high school.

Karyn eventually fell in love with her best friend Tracy and on prom night, when she confessed her feelings, things got very ugly.  Karyn was effectively shunned for the rest of the school year, people giving her odd looks or calling her terrible things, but she made it through and graduated.  When she went off to college Karyn decided to study psychology and sociology in the hopes of becoming an advocate of change.  She had one serious boyfriend in her second year, Josh, but it ended like many of her relationships had when she refused to sleep with him right away.

It was the summer after her Sophomore Year at Ball State University when Karyn ended up going on a trip out of town.  She'd heard stories about something strange going on lately in the hotel she had been staying at but she didn't really believe in things going bump in the night.  How little did she know what she was about to step into when she left a party that night to return to her hotel a few blocks away.