Survivor Harley Bell
Name Harley Jean Bell
Position Lead Agricultural Specialist
Rank Survivor
Character Information
| Gender | Female | |
| Age | 24 | |
| Birthday | May 19, 1986 | |
| Faction | The Homestead |
Physical Appearance
| Height | 5'9" | |
| Weight | 135 Lbs | |
| Hair Color | Blonde | |
| Eye Color | Cool Blue | |
| Physical Description | Standing at a slightly above-average height with a shapely yet athletic frame, Harley possesses a captivating physical presence. She is in great physical condition, but has maintained the feminine softness that makes men’s eyes turn involuntarily in her direction. Her lustrous blonde locks are typically confined to a practical bun or ponytail when they might otherwise cascade down in gentle waves and frame a face that radiates a timeless beauty. Her cool blue eyes, reminiscent of glacial waters, hold an enigmatic allure. With an intense, almost difficult energy Harley exudes an air of directness and action. With a lilting West Texas accent, Harley's voice carries a down to earth quality that reflects her upbringing. She is attentive to aesthetics to a fault and is always sure to look and smell her best, circumstances permitting. |
Family
| Father | Morgan Bell | |
| Mother | Elizabeth Bell | |
| Brother(s) | Patrick and Connor Bell | |
| Sister(s) | Heidi Bell |
Personality & Traits
| General Overview | Harley Jean Bell is a living paradox, a wildflower forged in the crucible of a West Texas ranch. The land was her first teacher, molding her into a woman of formidable competence and quiet confidence. Her father's death when she was just eight shattered a part of her, leaving a deep vulnerability, yet simultaneously tempered her into a persistently self-reliant force. She carries his pragmatic mind, instinctively reading the earth's rhythms, the unspoken language of livestock, and the brutal logic of survival. When a problem surfaces, she doesn't hesitate; she acts, cutting directly to the solution with an efficiency that leaves others scrambling to catch up. Her hands are equally adept with a wrench or a rifle, and her gaze, though direct and determined, holds a restless intelligence. This outward capability, however, is merely one facet of her complex nature. Look closer, and you'll catch the mischievous glint in her eye, a flicker of something rebellious and untamed. She possesses a raw, unvarnished beauty, and an innate awareness of her own power, which she wields with subtle confidence—not for external validation, but for her own amusement and strategic advantage. Like a wildflower defying the harsh soil, Harley Jean thrives on pushing boundaries. Her bold attitude isn't born from insecurity; it's an inherent challenge to the mundane, a visceral craving for the exhilarating edge of life. She might flirt with danger, or with a charismatic stranger, not out of emotional need, but because it ignites a spark, a test of wills and wits. Harley Jean isn't chasing a conventional dream; she's fiercely independent, charting her own course and demanding life on her own terms, even when those terms bend societal rules or venture into morally ambiguous territory. She is perpetually ready for the next problem to conquer, or the next challenge to overcome. |
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| Strengths & Weaknesses | Strengths: Highly Practical: Solves problems hands-on. Decisive: Makes quick, firm decisions under pressure. Resourceful: Finds immediate solutions with available tools. Observant: Notices subtle changes in her environment. Direct: Communicates clearly, no sugar-coating. Confident: Resilient and bounces back quickly from setbacks. Business Acumen: Natural negotiator with a keen understanding of markets. Loyal: Deeply committed to her family and the ranch. Weaknesses: Impatient with Theory: Prefers action over long-winded plans. Risk-Taker: Can sometimes be too impulsive with decisions. Blunt: Her directness can come across as insensitive. Dislikes Rules: Resists bureaucracy and restrictions. Less Emotional Focus: May overlook or struggle with complex emotions. |
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| Positions Held | Operations Manager, Bell Ranch | |
| Weapon | 1894 Lever-Action Rifle Ruger GP100 |
| Personal History | Harley Jean Bell burst into the world like a West Texas dust devil, right there on her family's massive ranch and farm. As the oldest, she spent her childhood in corrals and cotton fields, soaking up lessons from her salt-of-the-earth dad who taught her that the land demands sweat and smarts. She had a special bond with him, always focused on the ranch while other girls dreamed of weddings. She had two little brothers, twins named Patrick and Conner who were five years younger than her, and a little sister named Heidi. Just as Heidi was born, their world fractured with their father's sudden passing of a sudden illness. This tragedy, when Harley Jean was only eight, forced her to grow up fast. She became her mother's right hand where she could, helping manage the household and care for her younger feelings. She turned heads as she grew, but her devotion remained firmly with her family and the land. After high school, she headed to Texas A&M for Agribusiness, refining her practical ranch knowledge with economics and new farm tech. She thrived on hands-on learning, her sharp wit and direct approach making her stand out, always knowing her path led back home. The ink barely dry on her diploma, Harley Jean returned to the Bell Ranch not just as a daughter, but as a key player alongside her mother, bringing new energy to the vast operation. She introduced modern farming methods, cut hard deals with buyers who quickly learned she was no fool, and championed sustainable practices that boosted both the land and the bank account. Her days became a blur of smart risks and quick decisions: fixing machines, riding fence lines until dark, and being instrumental in sealing multi-million-dollar deals. That commitment to family was clear when she took a rare break, heading to Green Bay with her brothers, Patrick and Connor, to catch a football game. They were deep in the roar of the crowd, miles from the familiar Texas dust in Green Bay, Wisconsin, when the world went to Hell. The zombie apocalypse, straight out of a nightmare, began. Trapped amidst the chaos, Harley Jean's instincts kicked in hard. She helped lead her brothers and a portion of the terrified crowd in barricading themselves within the stadium. The two football teams formed a hierarchy under rapper Malik Cain, claiming Lambeau Field as their domain and competing with other groups in the city for resources. As days bled into weeks, the crowded conditions and dwindling resources started to fray nerves, and things inside Lambeau got just as scary from a social standpoint. Harley Jean, ever practical and decisive, saw the writing on the wall. Leading her brothers, she made the tough call to abandon their temporary fortress, guiding them out of that concrete jungle and back into the uncertain, walker-infested world. |