1. What's your characters economic situation, and the economic situation of their family? A desperately poor character with a rich family tells a very different story than a desperately poor character with a poor family.
Whatever passes for middle class. Separated parents, father is probably a doctor.
2. What does your character look like? Describe their fashion sense, their hair, their eyes and skin. Is there a reason they dress or act the way they do? How do they carry themselves when they don’t think anyone is looking?
Mabel is average height, somewhat overweight. She has narrow brown eyes that appear exotic compared to her overall caucasian appearance. Her hair is a sort of pixie cut. She has a full grinning smile that makes her approachable.
3. Where was your character born? A Space Station? Old Earth? An offworld colony? The Moon?
She lives in the greater New York area of the Bos-Wash sprawl (Boston to DC), though she lived off-planet for her training at Hopkins Luna Medical Institute.
4. How did your character become whatever class they are or learn the skills they have?
Mabel is a bit of a medical savant. She graduated highschool at age 14, achieved a bachelor of science degree in Biology by age 16, and completed her nursing training just before her 18th birthday.
5. What does your character do for a living? How did they get into doing that?
She probably works as an RN for some urban hospital in Bos-Wash somewhere.
6. What is their personality like?
Mabel is approachable and helpful, but can be emotional and prone to hot-headedness and recklessness.
7. If your character is religious, explain why and how. If not, there may be a reason for that as well.
Mostly agnostic, though she retains cultural ties to her Jewish heritage.
8. Explain what your character’s alignment means to them.
Mabel is first and foremost good, because of her commitment to assisting the injured and sick. She's chaotic because she has little respect for authority and can behave erratically.
9. How does your character feel about technology? About trans-humanism? About other races?
Mabel loves technology, it's helped save so many lives. She sees other races as very interesting and an opportunity to learn. To her life-modifying technology is most appropriately used for medical purposes, but she doesn't judge others for different uses.