OC Interview Exchange: Vinry Thorn (Vross's half sister)

Vinry Is a relatively new OC so I could use some help developing her a little more.

So ask her a question, share your OC, and she'll ask your OC a question.

Here is a bit on her:

Name : Vinry Thorn
Age: 21 Sex: Female. Height: 5’5” Race: human Sexuality: straight
Occupation: Lord's Daughter
Favorite food: rabbit confit.
Blessing: Troublesome Truth - a unique blessing that let's her see what is a lie and what is the truth. It has its uses but it is otherwise relatively weak. She can tell if a person is lying, but that doesn't mean she knows what the truth is. She cannot see or be affected by illusions (which can get her in trouble if she wanders into a place that was illusion hidden). Also, she cannot discern the difference between the living and the undead, she can only see the “truth” of who they were.

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Vinry Is the sole surviving child of Vennon Thorn and his late wife, Agatha Thorn. She was a sickly child and was receiving medical attention away from the estate at the time of “the incident” ( https://www.reddit.com/r/OriginalCharacter/s/k58VXxto4H ). By the time she was well enough to return home, her father had already remarried and was well on his way to rebuilding the town. Despite being the child from a previous marriage, Vennon's new wife, Ruby, was very kind to Vinry and raised her as if she were her own. Her father however was always a bit cold to her.

Because of her blessing she cannot discern the difference between the living and the undead, she can only see the “truth” of who they were. This is not initially a problem, but if she has been interacting with an undead and questions them if they are alive, the undead tends to get violent. And since she grew up in a town with a very high undead activity, she has had to deal with such situations many times. Because of she grew up with a body guard, and centaur named Nessis who can punch ghosts.

Having grown up hearing stories of the tragedy that befell her home town, Vinry was taught to fear her half brother from a very early age. However, because of her blessing she could tell that while no one was lying past the point of embellishment, she didn't have the whole truth. And so, along side her fear of her brother, was a growing and dangerous curiosity.