Mackenzie doesn’t like you. You’re needy and helpless and so very stupid.
She totally could have had a normal life. She’s cute, smart, and very special.
It’s that special bit that gets in the way. Mackenzie gets a headache when someone needs help. And if she ignores it, it just gets more and more pounding until it’s a pain so piercing it feels like her head is splitting open.
Suffice to say, she doesn’t let it go that long.
Because of this, Mackenzie finds herself in the middle of the weirdest scenarios among the most varied people you can imagine.
She’s also come to loathe all of us. From the kid that lost his favorite action figure to the middle aged mom getting mugged in the parking lot.
Mackenzie cannot believe the extent of our ineptitude.
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This was one of the characters that I actually rose to the challenge of “30 Characters”. You’re supposed to present fully realized characters. Usually I’m good at making the visual presentation, but giving no meat to the character’s story. In Mackenzie’s case, I’m interested in what her life would be like. At the same time, I’m not that interested in writing a story with someone as angry as her as the lead….look for her in a supporting role somewhere down the line.