Ivy was introduced to ACME as a junior detective at age 16, where she specialized in international cases, many involving V.I.L.E. She was partnered with her brother, Zack.
Due to previous experience, Monaghan was subsequently recruited to ACME Hong Kong, serving as consultant and instructor for their newly formed Organized Crime Syndicate Task Force. On her return to ACME Headquarters, Ivy rejoins the International Crimes Division as a Detective. She divides her time to also teach Flight 101, Hand-to-Hand Combat and Close Quarter Combat Strategy.
Personality
Determined and assertive, Ivy often has the flaw of hitting first and asking questions later. Though she's quick to anger, she is also quick to cool down and is a decisive problem solver when on the field.
Ivy's core personality is very genuine, and she makes little effort to hide her emotions. It is clear that loyalty and morality are extremely important to her, and she respects people who uphold these traits.
Medium of Means
Ivy is a trained pilot and has a passion for unarmed combat. She carries multiple black belts, with a particular specialty in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Taekwondo. Having more speed than raw strength, her mixed martial arts style also incorporates Thai Kickboxing and Krav Maga.
Was just thinking, when someone says think outside the box....why does it have to be a box? Why can't it be anything you want? Like a closet? Or a door? Hehe
Why did we decide creativity requires escaping from something? Why do so many of our metaphors for creativity imply that ordinary thinking is a restriction?
It's because it hinges on the idea that everyone wants to be ordinary (aka "normal") and that being anything other should be punishable socially. It stems from imperial modes of thinking that harm people not white-cis-straight-abled-perisex-etc because the idea of normal is centred on "some guy"-isms
Why did we decide creativity requires escaping from something? Why do so many of our metaphors for creativity imply that ordinary thinking is a restriction?
Unrelated question....are political questions allowed? Also really confused why people keep calling the U.S. a democracy when we are supposed to be a Republic....
Unrelated question....are political questions allowed? Also really confused why people keep calling the U.S. a democracy when we are supposed to be a Republic....
Define "political questions". Also, we are a constitutional Republic with Democratically elected representation. I will argue until my dying day that the greatest thing the Founding Fathers created was the Electoral College