Hello from the Corn Fields

Nerd geek who likes video games and superheros. She likes listening to urban pop and alternative rock. When she gets sad she reads The Hobbit and watches Star Wars. Pretty chill for the most part, but gets intense when it comes to the American Political climate. And the climate in general, climate change is a big deal okay, we're going to sweat to death or something. Indecisive and forgetful. Still bitter about that thing Michigan did last week. Seriously, the election gives her anxiety.

Corwin is a slightly mosey, quiet looking girl. She tends to wear large hoodies, skinny jeans, and Walmart trainers. She has chestnut brown hair that she keeps short, and hazel eyes. She's 5'6 and heavier than she looks. She also should probably wear glasses but refuses.

Originally the home of several Native American tribes including the Mound Builders, Erie, Ottawa, Shawnee, and Miami. In 1749, the Ohio Territory was brought under U.S. control after the Battle of Fallen Timbers, which led to the establishment of the Greenville Treaty Line in 1795. In 1787, Ohio became part of the Northwest Territory, and with the the Ordinances of 1785 and 1787, settlement by Anglo-Americans increased greatly. In 1803, Ohio entered the Union with Chillicothe as it's first state capital. In 1810, the capital changed to Zanesville, before changing back to Chillicothe in 1812. In 1816, it changed one last time to Columbus, the modern capital. Ohio became a center of U.S. trade and by 1850 was a industrial powerhouse. Pre-Civil War, Ohio was strongly abolitionist, and fought for the Union. Ohio continued as a industrial state into the 20th century, but lost some of it's greatness. Seven U.S. Presidents were born in Ohio, and the state is famous for both it's Inventors and it's Serial Killers. Also Corn.