America Tedd

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</infobox> America Tedd is a student at the Blue Heron Institute.

Personality

America gives off a dangerous vibe which Verona speculated might be magical in its intensity.

Relationships

She used to joke about Alexander being a hot old dude. He was one of the few people that actually listened to her and cared what she thought, when he was murdered she was emotionally devastated by it.<ref name=":0">“Next to Daddy Tedd and my excellent sister, there’s only one human who’s ever acted like I’m worth anything. One human being besides family who was willing to ask me who and what I wanted to be and who cared? Who was willing to work with that? One dude. He listened to me when I said I wanted the school to go easier on you guys, that you were useful sometimes. And he wasn’t saying or doing all of that because he wanted to bone me. So naturally, I had to joke about wanting to bone him.”

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“I’m not okay with how it all went down,” America said. “I’m not cool with the fact that the hot old dude was turned away and got got, somehow. I’m not happy with how it’s going after. And I’m putting that nicely.”

- Excerpt from Vanishing Points 8.a</ref>

Her and her sister Liberty love each other, both promised they'd stay close and be good sister.<ref>America wanted respect and she rarely got it, and Liberty felt it was important to extend that out, to carry out a promise she’d made on very similar foundations. When they’d sworn to stay close, to be good sisters, they’d also promised each other they’d play along and go along.- Excerpt from Vanishing Points 8.a</ref>

Gets on well with her father, Anthem Tedd.<ref name=":0" />

Appearance/Description

America has the sides of her head shaved, and dresses "pretty normal" in Verona's estimation.

Abilities and Art

America is a Goblin Witch Princess.

She's able to curse people.<ref>“Stay hidden and be cursed, Lucy Ellingson, I bear the words of Nethertide Wazoo, drowner of all who bear the red wings, she who squirts forth warlords and slurps in the feeble! I bid you, wear this dark mantle!”- Excerpt from Cutting Class 6.7</ref>
She can projectile vomit over a hundred feet,<ref>She rubbed at her throat, tugging at a choker, then proceeded to vomit a geyser, extending a hundred feet.- Excerpt from Cutting Class 6.7</ref> she can also vomit out bike chains and barbed wire.<ref>America vomited again. This time it wasn’t fluids, but a mess of bike chains and barbed wire, which pulled out her own teeth and tore at her lips.- Excerpt from Cutting Class 6.7</ref>
She can emit an inhuman scream that destroys glamour.<ref>America shrieked. It was a shrill, vibrating, painful sound, like no human could make. Doglick could, kind of, but this was that and more.

And it ripped up the glamour closest to her, expanding outward as it went.
- Excerpt from Cutting Class 6.7</ref>
She possesses a bracelet which when removed turns her hand into a claw made from garbage.<ref>America ripped off a bracelet, and her hand became a claw made of garbage. She tore off the other with her teeth, and her hand exploded, a ragged hook of bone sprouting out of the stump.- Excerpt from Cutting Class 6.7</ref>
She's performed a ritual to give her faster healing.<ref>“I hope that burned your tongue,” Milly told her.

“Did. But I heal fast. Did a ritual a few years back.”- Excerpt from Left in the Dust 16.y</ref>
She owns a heavily modified and battered Sedan with a modified engine block, roll cage, spiked hub caps graffiti and armour reinforcements. It also has fake eyelashes attached to the headlights and rubber chickens on the tailpipe.<ref>America’s battered sedan looked like it had received the post-apocalypse road warrior treatment. Modified engine block that stuck out of the open hood and blocked some of the driver’s view, spiked hubcaps, roll cage, graffiti on the side, and armor reinforcement. Some of it looked less battle ready, but considering her focus on goblins, it was hard for Verona to say. Fake eyelashes on the headlights and an arrangement of screaming rubber chickens rigged to the tailpipe.- Excerpt from Vanishing Points 8.2</ref>
She's able to see in the dark.<ref>She had the ability to see in the dark that many present didn’t.- Excerpt from Left in the Dust 16.z</ref>
She owns a wand that can fire barbed wire.<ref>drawing two goblin-style wands from the back of her jeans. Barbed wire wrapped around branches.

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A wand stabbed into the wall. Barbed wire ripped out of another point further down the wall. It snagged Countdown Cassandra.- Excerpt from Left in the Dust 16.z</ref>
Capable of throwing up on command, she can also clean up by reversing the flow of sick.<ref>America gagged, then threw up. Then continued throwing up, drawing on goblin energies.

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America slurped up the entirety of the spillage, reversing the stream, then sat back, giving her best innocent smile.- Excerpt from Wild Abandon 18.c</ref>

Chronology

America rooms with her sister Liberty. She and her sister disrupted a Dollmaking class when their doll became murderous; they laughed and cheered it on as it battled the teacher's dolls restraining it. She was able to cast something which made the doll vomit and weakened it.

America defended Alexander after he was expelled for forswearing Seth, she attacked Kellen Hennigar and was expelled and then taken prisoner.<ref>- Cutting Class 6.z</ref>

She visited Milly Legendre along with Fernanda and Sullivan Musser, whilst their Milly was attacked by Thunder Bay.<ref>- Left in the Dust</ref>

She attacked Avery whilst she was eating with her father, hospitalising him.<ref>- Gone and Done It 17.11</ref>

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