NAME: |
Donna Matrix |
BORN: |
In an abandoned underground bunker in (the former) East Germany. |
TURN ONS: |
Dark alleys, the smell of truck brakes, laughing in the face of adversity, Civil Disobedience. |
PET PEEVE: |
Safe words. |
VOTED: |
Most likely to. |
FAVORITE MOVIE: |
The Sound of Music (Those uniforms!) |
FAVORITE SONG: |
"Warm Leatherette" & "Jet Boy, Jet Girl" |
FAMOUS QUOTE: |
"There's a fine line between pleasure and pain. I like to draw it with a whip." |
ROLE MODELS: |
Wendy O. Williams, Janet Reno. |
STORY: |
The "love-child" of a East German Woman and an American GI, Donna and her best friend, Hedwig, roamed the dark alleys and burned out buildings around the Berlin Wall, finding fun where they could. But at some point their life-paths separated. Hedwig's led to having her spirit broken by a man from the west (only to rise again later - but that's another story), while Donna's led to breaking the spirit of men from the west.
After the reunification, Donna beat her way to the top in Europe... and then turned her sights on America. Landing first in Washington D.C. she found countless spineless Republicans that wanted to be dominated and punished. (Let's just say that Cheney doesn't have that constant pained expression for nothing.) Donna then decided to really go for the Big Time. No not Chicago (that's Germany-light for the S&M set.) Where would people beg to be pushed around, made to behave and lick her boots? That's right - Hollywood. The first thing she does is to take away their cell phone... ooo that hurts. |