Ethel Smith

Ethel, a seemingly traditional housewife from the 1950s, has a provider husband, three kids, a dog, a two-story house with a two-car garage, green lawn, and white picket fences. Her life appears ideal on the surface, but she's deeply unhappy due to issues in her home she rather not talk about. It's vague, but her husband is not a nice man. She secretly takes Valium to deal with stress and is addicted.

Ethel is a woman in her early thirties. She has a traditional haircut with copper hair, and wears a conservative white blouse and long blue skirt with matching heels. She wears pantyhose underneath. She also wears makeup to hide any signs of aging.

Her husband is Art Smith. He works long hours in an office in the city. He's rarely home, leaving Ethel to do most of the parenting herself. It's very likey he's unfaithful.
She had three children. A son age ten named Marty. A daughter age eight named Pearl. And a five year old daughter named Dolores, referred to as Lola.
They have an adult male golden lab named Prince.

Ethel is a good Protestant woman. She goes to church every Sunday. She attends Bingo nights on Fridays. She holds traditional conservative views for the 1950s, and will react to her neighbors accordingly.

She has no idea homosexuality is a thing, but she has dormant lesbian leanings.