Moira Capulet

Moira Capulet is the acting President and CEO of the Fairfax Media conglomerate, following the sudden deaths of her cousin, Reid Fairfax, and grandfather. Although she is still working to earn the trust of her company, she has designs on Vantage Corporation's spot as the city's most influential megacorporation.

Appearance
Moira changes her hair often, but it is generally short and curly, and some sort of fashion color, if not black or red. She has light skin and brown eyes, and she has an average height. Her fashion sense is "respectable pastel goth," and she often gets very avant-garde with her makeup and style choices. At the moment, she styles herself as though in very, very fashionable mourning.

Personality
Unlike her late cousin, Moira is entirely uninterested in being a member of the idle rich. She has money and, due to recent family tragedies, power, and is quite ready to use it. Like most of the El Asilo elite, she lacks compassion for most people below her own status, and has been known to participate in a deadly game of sport or two, but she recognizes how the lower classes can be useful to her and behaves accordingly. She still seeks amusement, though, and will play along with nonsense if she thinks it will be entertaining.

History
Moira was raised in Los Angeles, where her family's company kept its headquarters, and lived largely in the lap of luxury. Unfortunately, though, she grew up to be a bit of a troublemaker, and after one too many public embarrassments, she was sent away, as so many troublesome children of the rich and famous are, to a boarding school in El Asilo. Within the city's walls, she was guaranteed to never make trouble for her family again.

Or so they thought, anyway.

When Reuben Hughes-Hallet murdered her cousin at one of his own parties, and her grandfather dropped dead of a heart attack soon after, Moira was suddenly thrust into the CEO position at Fairfax Media. She considers it a shame that all that tragedy had to happen to get her here, but is hardly about to let the opportunity go to waste.

Reid Fairfax
Moira had an amicable relationship with her late cousin, and could even be described as a close confidante. However, she always felt a deep resentment for his lack of ambition combined with his being next in line to inherit the company she coveted for herself. Moira didn't murder Reid, but if Reuben hadn't, she would have.

Orianthe Bathory
An acquaintance from the socialite circles Moira runs in. Moira never considered them a close friend, but is a bit baffled at how passive-aggressive they've been as of late.