Faye St. Clair

Biography
Never once in her wildest dreams would she have imagined she would someday be the Deputy Mayor of Launceston. It was the city she’d grown up in, the one she adored despite the crime syndicates, increasingly violent gang wars and the overwhelming population of pigeons. And now, at a record breaking-ly young age, she had been given the honorable responsibility of being able to make a positive change to it. Little does she know, or care, of all the criticism she’s receiving from an aggravated opposition. An aggravated opposition who claim she’s only where she is today thanks to her father and his money.

Being the baby of the family definitely had its up points. Whilst she still had to constantly worry about being able to live up to the extremely high expectations that her three siblings were setting, the advantages by far weighed out the cons. A sparked up, energetic young girl isn’t the best addition for a room of priceless antiquities and marble floors, but her parents would always believe her wide-eyed innocent look over an adamant François’ complaining he wasn’t to blame. It was reassuring to always have someone there to look out for her, too, especially Daniel until he decided to leave home. Whilst her father concentrated on his work and her mother was busy running their successful businesses, it often played out that they children had little more than each other to occupy themselves with. In turn, they formed strong bonds and friendships that have survived even the biggest family arguments.

Despite her perky personality following her closely as she aged in to a successful young woman, it’s not enough to class her as immature. Not when she’s as plucky, headstrong and confident as she is today. Some people suggest that this is in fact why she is so popular with the public of Launceston. It’s often easier to relate to someone who seems like an average person with average problems, as opposed to the stuffy, uptight, stereotypical politician type. But still, regardless of her rapport with her voters, people (namely her opposition) have the nerve to suggest that her father had something to do with Erik Callaghan’s election and in turn, her own job. Although this is true, Faye doesn’t actually know this, meaning she takes these rumors straight to heart. Many times she has publicly stated that she and Erik both deserve their positions and during his time of crisis, when he was contemplating quitting his post entirely, she helped her friend off the ground and reassured him he was doing right. Of course she isn’t entirely naive, she knows that some things her father engages in aren’t exactly ‘legitimate’ but she would never suspect he could be involved with something as serious as tampering with and rigging elections in a particular party’s favor.