Margot was born a woman that wanted to do the same thing as men and be treated with the same respect.

As Margot grew up, she competed against men that belittled her for being a woman, but she triumphed over the men putting her down for her gender.

Ever since she was a child she wanted to be a lawyer because her father and her grandfather were both lawyers.

They represented justice and fairness in her childhood and taught her have pride in her work and act on what she didn't think was right.

Margot's parents made sure that their daughter grew up knowing all genders were equal and no one was above or below each other.

While Margot was growing up she excelled in her schools and was a hard worker. She often competed with other students and went above the standard quality of work.

Margot blazed through school like a breeze and worked continuously to support her friends and maintain superb grades. She even found the time to dabble into acting school as a side hobby.

In school though she met a boy named Cody who was jealous of Margot and wanted to bully her.

Cody would often pick on Margot and ruin her projects on purpose with the intent of making Margot feel bad and think little of herself.

All the way through high school to college, both Margot and Cody competed with each other and wanted to become lawyers.

After the long 8 year rivalry, both Margot and Cody applied to Akim Anastopoulo Law Firm.