Quinn Fabray - The Queen of Cups

I know being part of a traveling carnivale doesn’t seem like it would provide the kind of stability a girl needs, but you really should try it before you decide. There’s something comforting about the way that everyone knows their place, and what’s expected of them. I’m Quinn Fabray, and I’m your resident fortune teller. Come see what the cards have to say.

About Quinn: Quinn’s parents’ divorce wasn’t quite settled when her mother decided that joining the carnivale going through town was the best way to get out before things got unpleasant. By the time it had gone through (contested all the way by her father), they had simply gotten too comfortable to leave. Her mother mostly worked the concession stands, Quinn alongside her as much as possible. As she grew up, no matter how at home she felt, her mother never stopped reminding her that they weren’t like these carnies, these people without a home. They were just going through a rough time, they were better than this. Quinn was never quite sure whether she believed it, especially once she found herself sneaking away from food preparation to go watch the fortune teller work. When her mother finally left, Quinn didn’t go with her. Instead, she settled into her place as the new fortune teller, a job she has been pretending isn’t something she really enjoys for three years. (21 years old)