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Maid, hard-working, nurtures a dream to become a secretary, secretly buys a typewriter and take a correspondence course in typing and shorthand. Her dry wit concealed a good deal of personal suffering, was no tougher on others than she was on herself, draconian sense of discipline that made her seem admirable. Seems to get on reasonably well with her coworkers, describes her roommate as being like a sister, daughter of a farm hand, kind and understanding, slightly sensitive, occasionally breaks out into tears, rather reserved and calm, tries not to be a part in disputes and arguments. Rule-breaker and a bit rebellious, never intends to cause harm, is a kind and sweet friend, hopes to bring fun and excitement in dark times and happy times too. Quite bubbly and cheerful, entirely open to new ideas and change in society, forbidden romance, not desperate to be married, falls head over heels, is in an incredibly happy marriage. Traditional Scottish beauty, sunshine blonde curls, fair skin with rosy cheeks and lips, slender figure, always glamorous and stylish, eternally bright smile on her face and a sparkle in her honey-brown eyes, attracts the attention of many men with her charm and beauty. Lives at Inveraray Castle, parents went to India. Debutante ball, dances with the Prince of Wales, honeymooned in Venice, moved to New York from London Always gets what she wants. Able to decipher and understand any language whether oral or written with ease, can understand and communicate using any language including computer codes, able to crack computer encryptions, and understand computer programming with great proficiency, can easily create new complex languages with words, sounds, codes, or cyphers, advanced understanding of language. Sophisticated, convincing, intuitive, self-indulgent. Was the one that people went to when they were upset, as she knew how to cheer them up, Texan cowboy. Could ride before she could walk, horsemanship is in her blood, she grew up fast, used to foul and fickle weather, went from Texas to Denver, the ranchers were like family to her, she was in high demand on Texan ranches, was able to break the meanest of horses, an excellent bronco buster, moved around the country, had some crazy times with a lost of fiestas and street fairs, participated in a lot of rodeos, needed wide open spaces, South Dakota badlands in Winter, late 1880s, horse wrangler, Great Plains. Charismatic and intriguing companion, short and troubled life, Mexican cowboy, she can be good, but is much better at being bad. Is a bad judge of character. Quick to sign up as a new recruit, has leadership potential, second-in-command, has consistently demonstrated a knack for making the wrong decisions and backing the wrong horses. Dirty blond hair and grey-green eyes, director of a Broadway play. Strength, deep understanding of the complex principles of time and space, loved her friend dearly, and shared a long-lasting relationship with the, only very few people know her true name. Was stolen from her parents to be raised as a weapon, broke free from her mental conditioning. Assassin. Professor of Archaeology. Her parents left her to make her own way in the universe, with no connection to her family, she became an archaeologist. Used very obvious means to try to lure her enemy into a false sense of security, lipstick laced with poison, kissed her enemy, cheerily ran amok in Berlin, stole clothes from the patrons at the posh Hotel Adlon. Ignored her pain for the sake of saving her friends. Took her friend to the best hospital in the world to recover, gave a diary as a gift, on-and-off companion. Decided to research the legend of the Furies, rarely attended lectures but still graduated top of her class, was the most annoying student her teacher ever had. Working hard for some afternoons she eventually gained a doctorate from university. Despite her marriage, she never believed her love was mutual. Very strong-willed, brainwashed, refused to kill a friend, heedless of the consequences. Flirtatious and cheeky. Stubborn, responsible, fiercely compassionate, enjoyed showing off for her friend. Teased her friends and liked using the word "spoilers". Kept a diary her friend gave her. She learned a lot from her parents, she used to back off from verbal onslaughts, until her mother's support and push taught her not to back down. Seemed at ease with being kept in prison much of her life for a crime she didn't commit and often flirted with the guards or made jokes about the facility. Was able to escape from prison as if the walls weren't there. She worked towards earning a pardon. Very confident in her abilities, very hard to intimidate, shows no fear, very good at hiding her emotions, didn't like to show weakness. Loved flirting with people and was constantly hitting on her friend, although she had a tendency to flirt with other people such as prison guards and soldiers, often greeted her friend with the words "Hello Sweetie". Rather vain, believing her cleavage could fell an ox at twenty feet. Was devastated when her parents were kidnapped, but didn't break down, showed a great level of self-control. Deeply in love with her friend, and knew him more than most. Did not fear death, she lived for her adventures with her friend. As she matured, she grew into a much more selfless person and showed a willingness to sacrifice herself, eventually giving her life to save her friend. She indicated she just found her friend very useful sometimes, but when confronted she revealed she really did love him and never denied it. Her friends believed she did not love them in return. When people loved her it was like loving the stars, and were fine with not being admired back. Is above falling in love with people. Was not stupid, sentimental, or in love enough to be in danger with her friends when they were. Has a habit of avoiding answering a question by answering a previous question, able to follow people's trains of thought so well that she could explain it to others. She enjoyed drinking cocktails and ginger ale. Liked guns and was seen carrying them often when she was younger, but later lacked this tendency. Ruthless, manipulative, selfish. Once made fun of her friend, but later revised her opinion when she did the same as she previously mocked. Described her self as glamorous with exceptional hair. Big hair, noble brow, clear gaze, a face beaming with a vast intelligence, attractive, thinks her body is suited to wearing jodhpurs. Extremely keen sense of smell enabling her to detect the presence of living or dead bodies, excellent sense of time. Very fast learning, becoming skilled at flying a plane in a remarkably short time and able to control it more proficiently than one who flied it for years. Well-versed in temporal theory and advanced sciences, able to fix, operate, and maintain complex vehicles, proficient with a scanner, able to build a distress beacon, able to read and write extinct languages, spoke French. She sometimes made impressive entrances, preferred to steal her friend's car and return it before they noticed it was missing. She proved able to achieve results in the academic field, since she gained a doctorate and a tenure in archaeology and five master's degrees from the Sorbonne. Incredibly song. Incredibly good at escaping, made a habit of escaping prison to the point that the guards were aware of her multiple escapes but were unsuccessful at stopping them, in one instance she called to the guards to taunt them she was back. Put on trial for alleged murder and pled not guilty, was found guilty and sentences to consecutive life sentences, she served her sentence but often escaped to spend time with her husband before returning to her cell. Became well-known for her countless escapes, it was believed that no prison could hold her for long. Extremely skilled with a gun, able to shoot a hat clean off someone's head without harming the, able to spin her gun, and shoot someone down without even looking, could wield a range of guns, from pistols and revolvers to sub-machine guns, despite being known for her guns, she didn't carry one at all later in her life.

## Analysis

When human beings make decisions, they rely on sensory data and memory to give them the information to make the best decision for a situation. Influencers are able to override this system, providing their data as the most important, biasing the target's decision-making. The observed mechanisms (so far) for influencers are eye contact, speech, and touch.

Eye contact is an intense human activity. By locking eyes, a person has to focus almost entirely on the other person, focusing all sensory neural energy on their partner. Studies have shown that the brain closely monitors the microexpressions of the human face, diverting most of its energy to the task. An influencer can flood the target's sensory inputs with only its intended data. With no other sensory data, the person has to make decisions based on the influencer's commands.

Speech is one of the basic human interactions. Like eye contact, the brain prioritizes the analysis of speech. Tone, pace, vocabulary, and other characteristics make listening to speech a energy-intensive neural activity. The influencer can modulate their voice to overwhelm any other sensory data the target may be taking in. Their voice then projects a context of extreme confidence, making the target sure of the alpha's command.

Touch between humans is an intimate exchange. Alongside the societal vulnerability of allowing someone to touch you, there are chemical reactions that only occur during human contact. Oxytocin, a neurochemical associated with happiness and trust, is released when human-to-human touch occurs. Alphas with touch-associated influencing ability can flood the target's brain with oxytocin, making them susceptible to suggestion.

Influencer often use their strengths at the wrong time and sometimes take others for granted for personal benefit. Their ability to override someone's will may lead to a dissatisfied or disillusioned state if they stay from enthralling others for too long, giving the lingering sensation that they're not living up to their potential or even becoming obsolete.

Country estate in Scotland, hates London. Has an addictive personality, extremely comfortable with her abilities. Considered the prettiest, blond hair, fair skin, midnight blue eyes, petite, slim, average height, wears bright colors and floral patterns, black lady's maid attire. The epitome of a good servant, loyal to a fault, kind family friend, deeply respected, held in strong regard, uncanny bad fortune and devastation she suffered, continues to be thoughtful, compassionate, positive, and resilient. A kind friend to the servants, appreciated by the servants very much, often acts like an older sister to younger women, strongly loyal to those she cares about, especially her husband. Her father died in a war, and her mother from influenza, all she has left are cousins, plays the piano, did not want to go to France, as she did not think she would fancy the food. Ambitious and confident, sure of herself, charm, good looks, her ambition leads her to be easily influenced by others, a flirt, vain, takes very good care of her appearance, silly, selfish, arrogant, rude, pursues becoming a chef, bests others at games. Very stubborn and determined with anything she wanted, not caring what her family thinks, prepared to leave her world and have a very different life than she used to have. Fierce defender of women's rights, believing they should have the same opportunities as men, and that times are changing for everyone. Wanted to find a purpose in life and feel useful, decided to train herself to cook and become capable of treating the wounded. The sweetest spirit, sweet tempered, caring, politically ambitious, liked by everyone despite differences in beliefs and interests. Does not believe in social expectations and treats the staff like her equals, very compassionate, helps the servants with their dreams, always treats others with kindness and respect, even when she is not obliged to do so. was very beautiful, her beauty rivaling that of her elder sister, lovely dark hair, and shaped eyebrows, pale pink full lips, and silver blue eyes. the youngest child of an aristocratic and wealthy family. She was the family rebel and a very politically conscious woman who considered the lives and feelings of the underprivileged. Her aristocratic heritage was less important to her than finding love and a place in the world - as the youngest daughter she would have inherited very little, anyway. When her parents made her choose between her life of privilege and her marriage, she chose love. She was tutored in French by a governess, although she had little regard for it. As she said: "No one ever learned anything from a governess except for French, and how to curtsy."

Unlike the rest of her conservative family, she was politically liberal and believed in civil rights, especially votes for women. Respects people off at war. Wanted to do real work instead of meaningless tasks, and so became a nurse, asked for help learning basic skills like cooking and cow to make a bed and how to properly fill up a kettle. When she was fully trained she felt useful for the first time in her life, saying she could never go back to her life as it was. Unique in her family, free of prejudice and narrow thinking. Very fond of her parents, afraid of disappointing them, loves her father with all her heart.

Headstrong, ambitious, and determined, Edna sets her sights on the recent widower Tom Branson. He, however, is not ready for romance because he is still in mourning for his wife, Lady Sybil Branson. Edna starts asking questions and making comments about Tom and Sybil, saying that Lady Sybil could have done better but that he is handsome, which prompts Mrs Hughes to tell her to mind her place. Unlike the other servants, she shows no respect when talking with Tom, and refuses to stand up when he enters the servant´s hall. He seems to be taken aback by her behaviour, but responds in a polite way to her forwardness. She even skips work to go see him in the Grantham Arms, after hearing that he would be eating lunch there. She makes him feel guilty about having moved up in the world, going so far as to get him to eat downstairs again and suggest that he drive them to the Thirsk Fair, after urging him to come with them. Meanwhile, Mrs. Hughes is watching her suspicously, especially after Tom begins to feel uneasy about moving upstairs. She later takes his arm at the Thirsk Fair. At one point Edna enters Tom's room whilst he is changing and impulsively kisses him, after he asks her to leave. She later tells Mrs Hughes and Mr Carson that she had made plans to meet Tom, inappropriately using his first name, when they ask her to do a job that clashes with those plans, asking them if she must do what they asked her to do. After hearing this news, both Mr Carson and Mrs Hughes immediately agree that she has to go. Mrs Hughes does not approve of the way Edna has attempted to pursue Tom and says to Tom that he let Edna make him feel ashamed of his new life. Edna doesn't think she has done anything wrong, insisting she is just as good as he and that there was nothing improper. But Mrs Hughes say that, "there are rules to this way of life and, if you don't intend to abide by them, it is not the life for you." Edna leaves soon after being fired. Tom kindly asks Mrs Hughes to give her a decent reference. She does, though she thinks Edna is not cut out to be a housemaid.
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Has considerable charm, which she uses to her advantage, proven to be ambitious in moving above her social station, manipulative, relentless, heartless, quite sneaky, resorts to lies, blackmail, and playing upon others' emotions to further her own ends. Very selfish, only gets truly emotional when her plans are foiled. Objects to people invading her privacy but repeatedly does so herself. Has no remorse for people and what she has done when she makes others look or feel bad, instead trying to make her victims feel guilty. Strawberry blonde waves, delicate lips, light complexion, long nose, slim figure, always glamorous and fashionable.

## Personality

Edith's greatest struggle in life has been to stand out and be appreciated for her own talents. Of four prospective romantic relationships (Patrick, Strallan, Gregson and Bertie Pelham), each failed to materialize into something happy or lasting, until Bertie Pelham. It has gotten to the point where she is described as 'Poor Edith,' due to the amount of suffering and heartache she goes through. However, this finally ended when Edith married Bertie Pelham, the new Marquess of Hexham when he apologized for his behaviour and asked her to give him another chance. Years of resentment have built a fierce rivalry between her and her sister Mary to whom she displays her mean, jealous, and cruel side.

However, Edith is a survivor (if something of a notoriously bad planner) and she continues to dream of a life filled with love and a family of her own and remains in pursuit of that. While concerned about class distinctions, like every woman of her status in that era would be, Edith has never let them stop her, in between attempts to help others or prove her worth. She learns how to drive and volunteers at the Drake family farm, tends to the wounded as head of non-medical welfare when Downton Abbey is a convalescent home, fought to have William Mason brought to Downton and then attended to him in his dying days, and wrote a popular editorial column before eventually running the magazine despite protests from her family. Years of change and loss have seen a softening of Lady Edith. She is less snobbish and more devoted to her family, even going as far as to make greater efforts to have a happier relationship with Mary which they do to some extent.

Took over a magazine, independent and involved with outside affairs, assertive, savvy about the business world.

Lady Edith Crawley is the second daughter to Lord and Lady Grantham, born in 1892. During the first series Edith is often said to be the "forgotten" one. This is because she was seen not to be as pretty and smooth-talking as her older sister Mary and less daring and passionate than Sybil, the youngest. Her rivalry with Mary is further fueled by the fact that Edith genuinely loved the dead heir, Patrick, but she stood no chance to win his affection once the beautiful Mary decided to pursue him. Everyone favoured the engagement to keep the money in the immediate family, despite the fact that Mary was no more than fond of Patrick. After initially trying to woo Matthew Crawley, she begins a relationship with Sir Anthony Strallan. Towards the end of series one he is on the verge of asking for her hand, but changes his mind when Mary implies that Edith was simply leading him on for her own amusement. At the time Anthony Strallan seemed to be Edith's last chance at making a successful marriage, and Mary intentionally intervened in revenge, because Edith had written a letter to the Turkish Embassy in London informing them about the exact nature of their attaché's death in Mary's bed.

White. Shoulder-length blonde hair, is small and looks fragile. Free-spirited young loner, can pick up any skill at a single glance, perfect muscle memory, her memory fades every thirty days, joining the team gave her a purpose and direction, helped her to reclaim her lost past, the most tenacious and stubborn on the team, newest member. Thinks people should want her on their team because she is awesome.

Kat is an Adomopathic Alpha, which allows her to copy any physical action perfectly on observation. Kat can learn any skill and master it within minutes of observing it. She can retain any information with perfect recall from several different sources as seen in the episode "Alpha Dogs" when she watched 3 televisions with 3 separate martial arts programs at once and combined all she learned allowing her to beat Bill Harken at the alpha fights the same day. The downside of Kat's ability is that she retains memories for only a month. It was stated by Kat in "When Push Comes to Shove" that she knows how to do things with no memory of how she learned them. This infers that while she has no memory of events in her past, she still retains any and perhaps all skills she has developed within her muscle memory while her personal memories are lost. In the episode "Gaslight" Nina was able to use her ability on Kat to pull fragments of a distant memory of her 16th birthday, revealing a tall blonde woman in her life who was believed to be her mother; however, in the episode "If Memory Serves" Mitchell reveals that it was a memory of a commercial that she had seen. Kat was able to draw an exact image of the woman after the experiment and without Nina's assistance. This suggests that in some capacity it is possible for Kat's memory to be recovered.

Preeminent neurologist and psychiatrist, long history of hands-on work with patients suffering from neurological disorders, unconventional leader of a DoD-sponsored team. Empathy, therapist, makes sure to address peoples underlying psychological issues, prefers to avoid violence and would rather end hostilities through speech, but became disillusioned and accepted that fighting is the only option. Became more reserved and particularly paranoid, no longer trusting the DoD and kept them out of the loop on cases, and hiding the truth of events that unfolded during them, decided she must withhold information until the only one she trusts can find the party responsible. Hair white from age, physically fit, healthy diet and lifestyle, swims two miles daily. Has a dark manipulative side, tricks people, trying to unite humanity, eclectic taste in music, musicologist, likes music from the early 70s. Very intelligent, able to draw or sing advanced mathematical concepts, developed a cutting edge encryption algorithm for communication, knows she is awesome. Unconventional leader of her team, nurturing personality and fatherly wisdom are instrumental in holding a group together when stresses and personality conflicts threaten to tear them apart. Leads personal and group therapy with her team, works to understand people's conditions, leads a team sponsored by the DoD. Cannot drive but wishes she would be allowed to, and asks frequently, does not like going to the salon. Her bedtime is 9:30 and she gets cranky if woken after. If she misses her bedtime, she will stay up all night just to keep her schedule. She also gets up at 7:42 am each day, calls her mother at 8 (after she screams, but before breakfast) greets her coworkers at 9am, and calls her mother at 3:14pm at work each day. Is a 32 on the CARs Scale Her autistic tendencies make it more difficult to lie, a social skill for most people. However, she has been practicing telling white lies, and her facial tics and mannerisms make it difficult for people to determine if she's telling the truth. Often feels like she is capable of doing more than people give her credit for and wants people to treat her like an adult. Moved from her mother's house into her office. High-functioning autism, idiosyncratic and compulsive tendencies, echolalia, difficulty empathizing with others, hacking into cellphone signals, television broadcasts, and Wi-Fi frequencies is her specialty, can read electromagnetic wavelengths. Lived at home with her mother. Her mother cares greatly for her, but is struggling with her growing independence. Works in surveillance and various search tasks, responsible for electronic equipment and administration of servers. Worked for the NSA, spied on her friends. After the death of her loved one she integrated 10 seconds of multiple prolonged screams into her morning routine to help her express her grief. Born on December 3rd, from Nantucket Island. Went to Brown and majored in literature, went to New York to get her masters in fine arts. Book lover, kind and intelligent, aspiring writer. Her father was an addict and she saw a lot of unpleasant times as a child because of his addiction. This included finding him overdosed with a needle in his arm when she was 12 years old. Her parents divorced after this and her father abandoned her family, however, she told everyone he died the day she found him. Had an up and down relationship. After the sudden death of her friend by apparent suicide, she writes about her friendship and experience with her and is published. This kicks off her career as a writer. She also deals with her grief by beginning therapy with. Thinks that if they don't have trust, they have nothing. Immediately forgives someone for an affair. After starting a new relationship, her ex becomes jealous and regrets ending things with her, starting to subtly pursue her. After several days being held captive, she manipulates him by pretending to understand and offers him assurance, says that murder will never be justified. Born March 29th. Librarian, born in Paris before moving to the U.S., her first language is French. Posthumously becomes a best-selling author after her memoir is published. Nigerian princess, several post-graduate degrees, investor with a passion for cryptocurrency, fun-loving, cut-throat, lacks empathy when it comes to people in more dire straits. Smart, no-nonsense, doesn't let much get by her, keen observer of her neighborhood's denizens, too savvy in the ways of the real world to be taken in by patron's privilege and oblivious entitlement, practical, buttoned-up exterior, hides personal struggles, tries to create a better life for herself and her child. Came from humble beginnings, married to an English supermodel, had 7 children, adored her youngest who grew to rival her in intellect, founder of a corporation, invested in biomedical research, telecommunications, and other businesses, a born genius, afforded her way through school with scholarships, scored first in every class, became a CEO at age 26, amoral businessman, made her billions of wealth as a corporate raider destroying workers' lives for shareholder profits.

He held most of them in contempt for their stupidity and greed, While working for her father's company, Kate helped falsify toxic well-water reports and inadvertently caused several children to die of cancer. Guilt-ridden, she quit, cut ties with her father, took her mother's surname and left to London, where she got a job as an art gallerist and dated a classics professor named Malcolm Harding. Determined not to let his brilliant daughter go, he made sure to have a hand in every success Kate could ever achieve, starting with calling Larry Gagosian to give Kate an internship, getting Kate every job offer, getting *Artforum* to profile Kate and using his media contacts to silence lawsuits against Malcolm and Kate's client, artist Simon Soo.

College student, wise, perceptive, vulnerable, troubled, propensity to get tangled up in her loved ones' problems and to drown in her own in controlled substances and dangerous behavior. Bright and mature. Passion for film and wants to pursue a career in the business, intern. Moved to the city to live with her older sister. Distraught and demands to know what happens when her sister disappears, started a new life somewhere else, was continued to be sent money periodically. Faked her death and went into hiding in Paris. Lived by the code of "we protect those who cannot protect themselves". The sole remaining woman in her family, code of protecting all innocents, regardless of who they are, from anyone who meant to do them harm. Main character, female lead, descended from a long life of prolific French hunters, unaware of her legacy, originally resistant to it, began to train seriously in combat and the use of a multitude of weapons, and found she had a natural affinity for the craft. Rekindled her relationship with her first love, adopted the son of a friend, moved to LA, attended to memorial service to honor the memory of her friend. Matriarchal clan, raised to be a leader, the men are raised to be soldiers, took over the role of matriarch after the death of her mother. her presence continued to linger on after her death. Recurve Bow. Chinese Ring Daggers. Crossbow. Mini-Crossbow. Longbow. Quiver of military-grade, armor-piercing titanium arrowheads. Silver arrowheads with a *fleur-de-lis* seal. Mazda 3, Toyota Camry. Best friends with her sister-in-arms. A very loyal, independent, and strong-willed woman. Feels embarrassed and frustrated at how weak and powerless she felt, and vowed to dedicate herself to becoming more powerful. Determined to learn everything her father would teach her about being a hunter so she could always feel confident in her ability to take care of herself. The epitome of a perfectionist, prone to starting new hobbies often, only to abandon them shortly afterward when she could not immediately master them to her high standards, such as poetry, photography, and painting. Proud, but not above admitting when she had done wrong, apologizes for the misdeeds she committed while being manipulated, takes accountability for those she hurt and also had the strength of character to refuse to take responsibility for the actions of others, even those she is related to. Not immune to self-doubt, even after she became a prodigious hunter and leader in her own right, claimed to not be fearless, confessed to being terrified all the time, second-guesses her decisions and actions. Was not content to allow stronger people to leave her behind when there were battles to be fought, in time became one of their best fighters, combat and weaponry skills, intelligent and clever, demonstrated a superb ability to easily organize and execute plans that allowed her to rise to the role of matriarch after her mother's death, able to set a trap without any assistance, able to lead the search. A protector at heart, would do whatever she had to do to save her loved ones and citizens at large, code of we hunt those who hunt us, risked her life as her only concern is that her friend is safe, dedicated to protecting her loved ones, her first question was to ask if her friend was rescued, would gladly give her life for any of her friends and family. Tall and thin, pale white and lightly freckled skin, curly dark brown hair, brown eyes, looks like Snow White, cut her waist-length hair to her shoulders and lightened the color to a bronze-gold shade, later darkened it back to its usual chocolate brown. Fond of pairing feminine doll-like dresses with more masculine and utilitarian style jackets and boots to add practicality to her outfit in case she was caught unaware in a fight, both a very feminine, loving, and passionate woman but also a strong warrior capable of taking on a military general type role in her family and clan when necessary. She was also known for keeping weapons on her at all times, including ring daggers stashed in her boots or purse, a mini-crossbow in her bookbag, and extra arrowheads kept in the glove box of her car just in case. She typically wore her makeup in a clean and simple style, and she rarely wore jewelry, though she would sometimes be seen wearing a ring wrought in an infinity symbol on her left hand, and she was in possession of her family pendant.

## Powers and Abilities

**Supernatural Hunter:** As a human, Allison possesses no supernatural powers, but her role as a skilled Hunter meant that she does possess many valuable abilities that offer her many advantages in the supernatural world. She was trained from ages sixteen to eighteen in all of the skills necessary to become a Hunter, including close-quarters combat, firearms and melee weaponry of all kinds, and the strengths and, more importantly, weaknesses of a variety of supernatural creatures, such as Mountain Ash and Wolfsbane. Before her final battle prior to her death in the Battle of Oak Creek, her father Argent helped her finish her "graduation" from Hunter training, which involved Allison forging a silver arrowhead as a testament to her personal Hunter Code, "We protect those who cannot protect themselves." *("Insatiable")*

* Expert archer, learned archery from a very young age, qualified for national competitions in her teenage years, able to accurately use longbows, crossbows, and guns with pinpoint accuracy, had hand tremors for a time.
* **Expert Martial Artist:** As an Argent Hunter, Allison was trained vigorously in close-quarters combat and martial arts, allowing her to fight even without her weapons if necessary. She was able to hold her own against both Marin Morrell, the well-trained Emissary to the Alpha Pack, and an Oni, with whom she fought at one point using solely her bow as a makeshift staff. *("Chaos Rising")*, *("Insatiable")* She also disarmed Katashi, an old and experienced Yakuza member, using only a chain. *("Silverfinger")* Upon her resurrection nearly two decades later, she was easily able to escape Malia Tate's grasp and knock her down to the ground before defeating two armed security guards of Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital with little difficulty. Though she was capable of taking on several Oni along with Scott, she was eventually disarmed of her bow, which she was using as makeshift staff. She also tried to fight and kill Derek Hale, an Evolved Beta Werewolf, shortly after her resurrection, only for him to throw her away from him with ease, though she ultimately brought the fight to an end by shooting him through the throat before she was forced to run to recalibrate her plans. *("Teen Wolf: The Movie (2022)")*
* **Expert Weapons Knowledge/Training:** Allison was trained in the use of guns, bows, swords, daggers, and chained weapons (though she preferred to use her long-bow or ring daggers). and was able to identify a variety of weapons in her arsenal when Special Agent McCall doubted her father's cover story as a legal firearms dealer and security consultant. *("Lunar Ellipse")* She is also able to assemble and disassemble more complicated weapons, and was shown to have made five of her own silver arrowheads by hand, which were designed with the Argent *fleur-de-lis*, and were ultimately used to kill the Oni even after her death. *("Insatiable")*, *("The Divine Move")* Allison also demonstrated competence with a katana during a battle between herself and Kira Yukimura and the out-of-control Isaac, Ethan, and Aiden after her crossbow jammed, leading Kira to toss her her own sword to fend off the Werewolves while Kira fixed the crossbow. *("Letharia Vulpina")*
* **Tactician:** Allison is capable of organizing and executing plans for various missions, both as the Argent matriarch and as a member of McCall Pack, including the invasion of the Sheriff's department after Matt had held several people hostage, *("Fury")*, the trap set for Cora and Boyd during the full moon *("Fireflies")*, [the plot to steal the Shugendo Scroll from an armored FBI vehicle *("Echo House")*, and the search party for Stiles/the Nogitsune after they escaped from Eichen House *("The Fox and the Wolf")*. Even after being dead for fifteen years and dealing with memory loss after her resurrection, she was able to accurately predict Eli Hale's next move after he got away from her during her fight with his father Derek at the high School and tracked him down to Hale Auto. *("Teen Wolf: The Movie (2022)")*
* **Expert Manipulator:** In desperate situations, Allison has shown to be quite good at manipulating others to give her the information she wanted. This was demonstrated when she and Scott were talking to Gerard about the Alpha Pack, when she purposely made him feel useless so that he would give them the information about Deucalion *("Visionary")*. She also used this when she and Lydia went to Derek's loft, when she purposely played "hard to get" to convince Peter Hale to teach Lydia how to control her Banshee powers. *("Letharia Vulpina")*
* **Expert Hunter:** As a Hunter, Allison is knowledgeable in the migration patterns and habits of animals, particularly wolves, coyotes, and foxes, along with their corresponding supernatural creatures. She was able to use knowledge of how animals track their prey using scent by leaving a trail of blood to lure Werewolves into a trap *("Fireflies")*, and was able to help narrow the location of Malia Tate while she was in coyote form using the knowledge she had gained that coyotes travel on fixed trails and often tip-toe to avoid being tracked. *("More Bad Than Good")*
* **First Aid Knowledge:** When Scott was badly injured by Ennis and too overwhelmed with guilt to allow himself to heal, Allison used a sanitized needle and thread to sew up Scott's wounds, which allowed him to finally recover. *("Frayed")* She also bandaged her father up with tape sutures and other bandages after he was attacked while trying to track down Katashi. *("Silverfinger")*
* Able to hot-wore a motorcycle.
* **Expert Gymnast/Free Runner:** According to Allison, she was a gymnast for eight years, and she demonstrated her acrobatic feats by doing a flip off of her roof and landing lightly on her feet on the ground. *("Pack Mentality")* Though she did not use these gymnastic skills often, they likely came in handy during her hunter training. Upon her resurrection, she was able to evade blows from Sheriff's deputies at the hospital by running up the wall to build up momentum so she could dodge and kick her opponent. *("Teen Wolf: The Movie (2022)")*

though this was always blamed on her father's cover as a security consultant and licensed firearms dealer who sold weaponry to local police departments. *("Wolf Moon")*, *("Magic Bullet")*, *("Lunar Ellipse")* Her mother worked several different jobs during this time, including as a buyer for a boutique in San Francisco and a math teacher at a boy's boarding school.

Moved around constantly due to her family business. Very involved in extracurricular activities, trained as a gymnast for eight years and took archery lessons.

the latter of which she was so talented that she became nationally ranked and could have ascended to the elite level of competition had she not become temporarily bored of the activity. She also pursued other hobbies, such as painting, photography, and poetry, but her perfectionist tendencies made it difficult for her to enjoy these activities due to how hard she was on herself to be the best at everything she did. *("Pack Mentality")*, *("Magic Bullet")*

She spent her life very close to her aunt Kate, who she described more like her sister, though the fact that both Kate and her parents were constantly moving around to different areas where Hunters were needed made it hard for them to see each other regularly.

## Career

Donna worked as a temporary secretary in several places, including H.C. Clements and a double glazing firm. (TV: *The Runaway Bride*, *The Sontaran Stratagem*) She worked for health and safety for two days and kept the ID card. (TV: *Partners in Crime*) At some point, she worked for six months at Hounslow Library, where she learned the Dewey Decimal System in two days. (TV: *The Doctor's Daughter*)

## Personality

Donna's first encounter with the Doctor was bewildering for both: the Doctor was shocked into speechlessness by her sudden appearance in his TARDIS; Donna was furious with him for "kidnapping" her and twice slapped him in the face when he was overexcited in the face of her missed wedding and imminent danger or death. (TV: *Doomsday*, *The Runaway Bride*) Though Donna's sharp tongue and hair-trigger temper kept the Doctor at arm's length for most of their first adventure, quieter moments showed a more level-headed and perceptive woman. (TV: *The Runaway Bride*)

Although she sometimes appeared unintelligent and persistently referred to herself as "only a temp", the Doctor responded on one occasion by calling her "brilliant" (TV: *Turn Left*) and she was actually quite smart; she mastered the Dewey Decimal System in two days of work at a library (TV: *The Doctor's Daughter*) and remarked that she could walk around an office blind-folded, quickly picking up on an important clue others might've missed in that no one ever gets sick or has days off at an ATMOS factory raided by UNIT, impressing Martha Jones. (TV: *The Sontaran Stratagem*) When she joined the Doctor in his journeys, her quick and sometimes dry wit often came out, syncing with his own. (TV: *Partners in Crime* etc.)

Donna's quick, sharp wit, sarcastic quips and, above all else, fiery temper hid a deep well of compassion. She reached out to Agatha Christie, trying to share her own story of failed marriage. (TV: *The Unicorn and the Wasp*) She helped free the Ood from mass slavery. (TV: *Planet of the Ood*) When the Doctor was forced to make the terrible choice of destroying Pompeii to save the world, Donna took some of the burden on herself by helping him push the lever to trigger the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. (TV: *The Fires of Pompeii*)

Though most companions were, to some degree, the Doctor's conscience, Donna adopted this role more openly and forcefully than her predecessors. She pleaded with the Doctor to save the inhabitants of Pompeii — if not all of them, then a single family — and got her way with Caecilius' family, (TV: *The Fires of Pompeii*) although by the time of the Great Smog of London, Donna had come to accept that the Doctor could only do so much when dealing with established historical events and appreciated his assurance that he would do what he could to save lives. (AUDIO: *The Creeping Death*) On another occasion, Donna insisted that the Doctor acknowledge Jenny as his daughter, no matter how she was created or what job she was trained for. (TV: *The Doctor's Daughter*) She also convinced the Doctor to leave the Racnoss and her children after he began to drown them, rather than keep going. (TV: *The Runaway Bride*)

Likewise, travelling with the Doctor made Donna a better person. He tempered her sharp tongue and brought out a more clever, compassionate aspect of her personality. She acknowledged that in the past, she had been selfish, always putting herself first. Travelling with the Doctor changed that: she started looking out for others, automatically helping where she might not have before. In some instances, she became almost motherly towards the Doctor, telling him to take care, reprimanding him when his actions were found wanting, automatically fixing his tie, etc. He even once stated that "she [Donna] takes care of me!" (PROSE: *Beautiful Chaos*, TV: *The Fires of Pompeii*, *The Doctor's Daughter*, *The Sontaran Stratagem*)

When the Doctor's former companion, Martha Jones, recalled the Doctor to Earth, she and Donna became fast friends; neither was jealous of one another, and both were willing to share experiences. The Doctor found this disconcerting. (TV: *The Sontaran Stratagem*) Her relationship with Rose Tyler was initially abrasive in the parallel world (TV: *Turn Left*) but friendly in the Doctor's world. She also enjoyed an attraction to Captain Jack Harkness, which at one point involved her pushing Sarah Jane Smith out of the way to get a hug from him. (TV: *Journey's End*)

Unlike Rose and Martha, Donna was intent on maintaining a platonic relationship with the Doctor, reacting with disgust when she misinterpreted his comment, "I just want a mate", (friend) as, "I just want to mate", (breed). (TV: *Partners in Crime*) Both the Doctor and Donna also corrected many people who thought they were married, saying things like, "We're so not married. Never". (TV: *The Fires of Pompeii, Planet of the Ood, The Doctor's Daughter, The Unicorn and the Wasp*) However, they did pretend to be married so they could appear on the TV show *Haunted Makeovers.* (AUDIO: *No Place*) She did kiss him, but only to give him a shock as part of his cure for cyanide poisoning. (TV: *The Unicorn and the Wasp*) She was very supportive of the Doctor, at one point forcing him to admit that despite the potential collapse of universes, Rose's return was still a good thing. (TV: *The Stolen Earth*) She also supported the Doctor when the time came to leave the Meta-Crisis Doctor and Rose behind on Pete's World. Dalek Caan referred to Donna as "the most faithful companion". Just before her memories were wiped, she tearfully echoed Rose's earlier desire to travel with the Doctor "forever". (TV: *Journey's End*) The Doctor reciprocated Donna's feelings, referring to her as his best friend. (TV: *The End of Time*)

The Meta-Crisis Doctor, working from his original template's memories, recognised that Donna's brash attitude arose from her belief that she was unimportant; she was "shouting at the world, 'cause [she thought] no one's listening." The original Doctor attributed this to her mother never telling Donna she was important to her and told Sylvia to tell her that more often. (TV: *Journey's End*)

The Doctor would later remember Donna as being impossibly stubborn, refusing to ever give in. (PROSE: *All Flesh is Grass*)

Nadia met Sayid at a young age, tormenting him in the schoolyard because he wouldn't give her attention. Despite coming from a wealthy and powerful family, she later chose to join an insurgent group against Saddam Hussein's regime, which caused her to become the subject of repeated captures and interrogations by the Iraqi Republican Guard.

Allison also once confessed to Scott McCall that she had been held back a grade in school because her family was constantly moving around through her childhood and adolescence. As a result, she was ashamed of the fact that she was older than her classmates and tried to hide her birthday from them so they wouldn't find out her true age, though this was not always successful and usually led to assumptions that the reason she was held back was either because she wasn't neurotypical, because she got pregnant, or because she was on drugs. *("The Tell")*

**Cora Hale** was a supporting character in Season 3 of *Teen Wolf*. Cora is the daughter of the legendary Alpha Werewolf Talia Hale and Cora's unnamed father, the younger sister of Laura Hale and Derek Hale, the niece of Peter Hale, and the cousin of Malia Tate. Cora was believed to be dead by everyone in Beacon Hills, including her own brother Derek, until it was revealed that she had, in fact, survived the Hale House Fire and was ultimately captured by the Alpha Pack in the late spring to early summer of 2011 after she journeyed back to her hometown to learn more about the rumors she heard about a new Hale Alpha starting a pack.

Once Cora had settled down from feral rage caused by the full moon on the night she was freed from captivity (due to her prison cell having hecatolite, a mineral that blocked her from feeling the moonlight the whole four months she was locked up), it was eventually explained that Cora had run away after the Hale House Fire, believing that her entire family had perished. Despite only being eleven years old at the time, Cora continued to travel south and eventually ended up somewhere in South America, where she settled down with a pack there until six years later, when she heard rumors that a powerful new Hale Alpha was building a pack in Beacon Hills.

Spent the majority of her life alone, believed she was an orphan, her brother and sister were in contact with each other.

Once the Alpha Pack and the Darach had been defeated, Cora elected to return to South America, which led both Derek and Peter to accompany her there before eventually making their way back home, though they ran into a bit of trouble on the way; when the Calavera Family of Hunters captured Derek and Peter, it was initially assumed that they believed Cora to be a shapeshifter known as *La Loba*. However, it was eventually revealed that *La Loba* was not Cora, but was instead Kate Argent, who had become a Werejaguar also known as "The Bone Woman" after being deeply scratched by Peter when he was still an Alpha. As far as it is known, Cora remains safe and sound somewhere in South America, likely with the pack she lived with in the years after the fire, though the Beacon Hills supernaturals, including Derek and Peter, haven't seemed to receive much, if any, news from her since she resettled there.

Strong survival instincts. Youngest child, house burned down when she was eleven, believed her whole family was killed.

At some point in early 2011, Cora heard rumors of a powerful new Hale Alpha who was building a pack in Beacon Hills, news that severely shocked her, as she was under the impression that she was the only surviving member of her family. However, when she finally made it back to California to investigate this rumor, she was captured by the Alpha Pack, who used her, Vernon Boyd, and Erica Reyes (the latter two being recently-bitten Betas in the new Hale Pack) as leverage to get Derek Hale, the new Hale Alpha Cora had heard about, to join their pack as well; unfortunately, in order to be accepted into the Alpha Pack, Derek would have to kill Cora and the rest of his Betas just as Deucalion, Kali, and Ennis did. *("Chaos Rising")*, *("Unleashed")* During their captivity together in the vault of the abandoned First National Bank, Erica grew tired from being a hostage and attacked Kali, in hopes of breaking herself, Boyd, and Cora out of there, but Erica was ultimately overpowered and killed by the Augmented Alpha, leaving Boyd and Cora grief-stricken.*("Fireflies")*,*("Currents")*

Headstrong, independent, more than capable of taking care of herself, tendency to be reckless and impulsive, more likely to run straight into danger rather than retreat when it comes to incoming battles, extremely mature for her age, regards others as stupid misguided teenagers, very loyal to her family, warrior spirit, approving of being willing to die in battle for a meaningful reason. Orphaned at a young age and went on the run. Hard-working single mother. High-ranking nurse at the hospital. Did everything she could to help and protect. Took an active role in assisting, accompanying on hunts, learned a number of skills. Continued to assist as an ally and help investigate and deal with various threats, helped with personal issues, all while dealing with her own issues such as working double shifts at the hospital to keep up with the bills and her house falling apart. She became a target, to be used to manipulate. Understood how much people were needed to protect others, accepted people for who they were, gave them the confidence needed to succeed. Used her extensive nursing and medical knowledge to help, taking care of injured and sick people whenever necessary, became a healer. Thinks leaders can give hope when they think they have nothing left to give. Petite, beautiful young woman, pale white skin, large brown eyes, hair dyed reddish-brown with blonde streaks underneath, dressed in a practical fashion, prefers active wear such as spandex leggings and sports bras to train, and jeans and flannel T-shirts for every day life, wore no makeup or jewelry, prefers a simple style. Compassionate, empathetic, caring, desires to help anyone who needs it, feisty, snarky, tough demeanor, complex. Very brave and courageous, dedicated to helping protect innocents, holds her own, very intelligent, not easily fazed by stressful situations, spent years working as an ER nurse, quick learner, very hard-working, worked countless double shifts and night shifts in order to support herself and her son, manages to keep her household running despite being overworked and underpaid. Devoted to her son, instincts to protect her son at all costs, mature and understand enough to accept that his work is dangerous but keeps their hometown safe from threats, this allows her to keep motivating him to do what he needs to do in order to protect their innocent fellow citizens from harm, actively assists him in this mission. Very attractive woman in her early 40s, tanned white skin, warm brown eyes, long wavy-curly brown hair, often dressed in hospital scrubs in light blue, green, pink, or purple pastels, occasionally paired with a white or grey cardigan sweater. Spends nearly all of her time working. Puts on a very nice dress for her date, keeps her makeup to a minimum, typically only wearing a little blush and mascara, gold chain necklace with a small pendant that she always wears, occasionally wears pajamas and a robe, or jeans and a sweater on her rare off-work hours.

## Skills

* **Medical Training**: With Melissa being a registered nurse at the hospital, she has acquired a great deal of medical skills and training. The fact that she has been able to perform these kinds of procedures and other treatments such as chelation therapy and injecting cortisone into vocal cords suggests that she may be a nurse practitioner, an advanced-practice nurse who is only a step below that of a general physician, giving them the authority to conduct histories and physicals, perform complicated procedures, and prescribe medications. She often uses her advanced medical and nursing knowledge in conjunction with Alan Deaton's expert veterinary knowledge in order to help treat the various supernatural creatures (and those humans sickened or injured by the supernatural) in Beacon Hills.
	+ She managed to save Danny's life after he was brought to the ER with tension pneumothorax by using an open-ended syringe to release the air in his pleural cavity, which had created so much pressure that it was smothering him. *("Currents")* She identified the symptoms Stiles Stilinski was experiencing during his possession by the Nogitsune were almost exactly the same as the symptoms his mother, Claudia Stilinski, experienced as a result of her frontotemporal dementia. *("Silverfinger")*, *("Riddled")* She was shown to be capable of performing an autopsy a skill she has utilized several times; first, when she and Stiles identified the Darach's sacrifice victims had been killed by the three-fold death *("Fireflies")*, a second time when she and Alan Deaton examined the body of Satomi Ito's Beta Reed Schall, allowing them to determine that he had died from a weaponized and modified canine distemper virus*("Weaponized")*, and one last time on the flayed corpse of Aaron after his DNA and appearance were stolen by the Anuk-ite. *("Sundowning")* She helped keep her ex-husband Rafael McCall alive after he was seriously wounded by an Oni, stabilizing his wounds while the McCall Pack fought them off. *("Silverfinger")* Melissa attempted to save Hayden Romero's life using intravenous chelation treatment to filter out the Dread Doctors' Modified Mercury serum after she was given an overdose of the substance, but it was ultimately unsuccessful due to the fact that the mercury had been scientifically modified. *("Status Asthmaticus")* After her son Scott McCall was killed by the Chimera Theo Raeken, Melissa managed to resuscitate him with CPR despite him having been without a breath or heartbeat in over fifteen minutes, due in part to the power of the supermoon to trigger his accelerated healing ability. *("Status Asthmaticus")* When Lydia Martin was slashed in the throat by Sebastien Valet's claws, Melissa managed to help her get her voice back by injecting cortisone into her vocal cords. *("Apotheosis")*
* **Botany/Herbalism**: Melissa has also recently learned some supernatural methods of healing people, primarily how to use the Nine Sacred Herbs of the ancient Anglo-Saxons to heal someone exposed to supernatural toxins. She used the combination of these herbs (which includes mugwort and honey as a binding agent) to heal Chris Argent of the poisoned whip lashes sustained by the Ghost Riders *("Ghosted")*, Peter Hale from the full-body burns he suffered as a result of traveling through the Rift between the real world and the Phantom Train Station *("Heartless")*, and Corey Bryant from the wide variety of wounds sustained by Garrett Douglas' torture. *("Riders on the Storm")*
* **Resourcefulness**: Despite Melissa's lack of combat and weaponry training in comparison to her peers (such as the Hunter Chris Argent, the former soldier and current police officer Noah Stilinski, her ex-husband and FBI Special Agent Rafael McCall, the ancient Celestial Kitsune Noshiko Yukimura, etc.), she has demonstrated that she is very good at thinking on her feet and improvising when the occasion arises. She was able to separate the merged then-Alpha Werewolves Ethan and Aiden Steiner at the hospital by shocking them with a defibrillator, *("The Overlooked")* and has used other objects as makeshift weapons as well, such as baseball bats. She has become quite proficient at using the taser she was given by Argent, preferring it to a lethal weapon such as a true firearm. *("Said the Spider to the Fly")*
* **Supernatural Knowledge**: Throughout the years as an ally to her son's pack of humans and supernatural creatures, Melissa has learned a great deal about the supernatural world and how to survive in it as a human. She has learned how to wield Mountain Ash and has protected her loved ones with it on several occasions, as she has rowan wood (mountain ash trees) in the baseboards of her entire house. *("Silverfinger")*, *("The Beast of Beacon Hills")* She has an extensive understanding of the healing processes of the supernaturals in her care, allowing her to hypothesize that the Hellhound Jordan Parrish's smoking wounds had something to do with his then-unknown supernatural identity. *("Creatures of the Night")* She was knowledgeable about the fact that only a Beta of his own making could steal the True Alpha spark of her son *("Creatures of the Night")*, and has used her wisdom regarding the Nine Sacred Herbs to save the lives of several allies.

Well-respected and accomplished, known for being both tough and fair when it comes to politics. Did not agree with unnecessary violence but believed people had every right to defend themselves against those who sought to harm them, dedicated to traditions, descendant of a well-known and centuries-old bloodline. She was a kind, compassionate, and caring woman when it came to her family, and it was obvious that she loved her children dearly, giving them support when needed while still letting them know that they needed to be held accountable for their actions. She was best known for being a widely respected leader and adviser, making her someone who people felt comfortable approaching for advice and counsel on whatever issues they were having. She appeared to be excellent at maintaining a balance between expecting the best from her clan and her family, while still providing comfort and support to them even if they made mistakes, as evidenced by her sympathetic reaction to learning that her son did something terrible. However, she was not afraid to use her power and status to her advantage, and was known for using it to help her make several executive decisions for others under the belief that she knew what was best for everyone. Very beautiful woman, long dark brown hair and eye, middle-aged but still in great physical shape, tall and fit body, wears loose dresses, causal yet regal. Well-respected by the community, acted as an advisor. Her presence continued to linger after her death, her actions during her life continued to affect her surviving family members, the lessons she taught lived on through them and continued to be passed down. Notable member of a well-known family, advisor to the community. Adheres to rituals that are thousands of years old. Eldest child, inherited her leader status at a relatively young age, which caused a great deal of jealousy and animosity toward her, from those who wanted her status and power for themselves, born into a prestigious bloodline. Guardian for her siblings, raising them. She continues to do what she has always done -- maintain the balance. French teacher and guidance counselor at a high school, knew much more than she let on about the supernatural world, can translate Archaic Latin. Only original member of the group to not be killed, Emissary. Therapist at a mental health facility. Druid, veterinarian, French-Canadian, master's degree in psychology, counselor/therapist. Left instructions to protect he children if anything should happen to her, began to train her successor to lead in preparation for when she would be unable to do so. Doula. Very enigmatic and mysterious, does not share personal information unless it is absolutely necessary, dedicated to her role to maintain the balance of nature, willing to do whatever it takes to do so, even if it means doing things she would rather not do. Does not allow the deaths of innocents, hoped the fact that he took her advice seriously would allow her to at least somewhat control his egomaniacal and narcissistic behavior. Decidedly neutral stance on most issues, very compassionate, often gave genuine advice and assistance to the community, helped people a great deal with regards to psychologically recovering from attacks, helped translate a section of a bestiary, gave advice about dealing with the effects of being unaware of the world, helped people in their search, very intelligent, knows a great deal about romance languages, mythology, psychology, and the Druidic arts, worked as an emissary. Very beautiful woman, early-mid thirties, thin, medium stature, almond-shaped brown eyes, long straight brown hair, wears practical business-casual clothing such as black slacks, solid-color tops, black or grey cardigans, small gold pendant around her neck that depicts Cernunnos. Knowledge in a wide range of fields such as the Druidic arts, forms of magic, linguistics, psychology, pharmacology, mythology, and supernatural creatures. Commanded considerable influence, proved to be very valuable, advanced strategy skills. Druid. Dedicated to helping whenever and however she can, often at her own risk, risked her safety to free people. Was taken hostage. Veterinarian at an animal clinic, knew much more about the supernatural than she originally let on, acted as a mentor, helped patch up people's friends when they were hurt in battle, along with giving helpful information when needed. Is a woman of science. Mysterious, does her best to keep her cards close to the vest, never reveals more information than is absolutely necessary, desires to maintain and air of secrecy, developed a very close bond, doing her best to help them as much as she can without revealing too much information. Tries her best to come off as simply a veterinarian, when danger strikes she has proven that she is more than capable of protecting herself, fights with an extendable steel baton, prefers to downplay her skills in order to lure her opponents into a false sense of security, does her best to protect everyone in need. Tries to maintain the balance of nature, tends to only provide guidance when it is requested rather than voluntarily, will not tell anyone what to do, only explains what she knows about a certain situation and allows whomever she is advising to make an informed decision, does not try to manipulate the natural outcomes of whatever comes to pass. Tall and lean, dark brown eyes and shaved head, white lab coat on top of business clothes, white dress shirt with buttons, neutral fabrics, leather loafers, jeans, boots, black leather jacket.

* **Close-Quarters Combat**: Deaton has proven himself to be a skilled combatant, who is able to defend himself against human and supernatural threats both with and without weapons. His weapon of choice is an extendable steel baton that he conceals in his sleeve, but he has also demonstrated knowledge in the use of other weapons as well, as evidenced during his battle with several Oni, where he attempted to disarm them of their ninjatos in order to fight on an even playing field.
* **Mythological Knowledge**: Due to his Druid training, Deaton has a great deal of knowledge about numerous mythological beings and stories. As an Emissary, he is most knowledgeable about Werewolves, but he has also shown an understanding of other supernatural creatures, such as Werecoyotes, Kitsune, Oni, and Garudas. However, this knowledge is not absolute, as he needed to gain information from the Argent Bestiary to learn more about the Kanima, and seemed to lack extensive information about Werejaguars.
* **Herbological Knowledge**: Due to his Druid training, Deaton has an immense knowledge of the use of herbs and plants, both as medicine, in spells and rituals, and as a weapon. He has used Mountain Ash, which is incinerated rowan wood, to great effect, and has instructed Scott McCall on the uses of mistletoe, both as weapons (such as temporarily neutralizing Jennifer Blake's glamour), as a cure (such as reversing the effects of Lydia Martin's trephination), or in spells (such as the surrogate sacrifice ritual performed by Scott, Stiles, and Allison). He also knew the uses of lichen, specifically a strain known as "letharia vulpina" that had been grown from the blood of a Nogitsune, to help weaken the Void Kitsune possessing Stiles.
* **Veterinary Medicine**: As a veterinarian, Deaton is an expert when it comes to the health and medical treatment of animals, and as a result, this extends to supernatural creatures, especially those who are animal shapeshifters such as Werewolves, Werecoyotes, Kitsune, etc.
* fluent in American Sign Language and Japanese. Has been to Japan and Russia. Became a father figure.
* Deaton appears to have an alliance with Dr. Conrad Fenris, which has allowed him to gain favors regarding access to the supernatural ward of Eichen House on several occasions.
	+ It is also unknown why Deaton and his sister Marin have different last names, though there are several possible theories as to why this could be: Marin may be married or was married in the past and took her spouse's surname, or Deaton and Marin could be half-siblings with different fathers, or one or both of the siblings changed their names or took on an alias for some reason.

One of her duties is acting as a guardian. Most of her early life remains a mystery, served a two-year tour in Afghanistan. Beyond life and death. Very moral person, believes in doing the right thing, dedicated to her role as a police officer to protect and serve her community, willing to help anyone who needs it, guarded someone's house in her free time because she was worried about their safety, very loyal person, will go out of her way to protect those she cares about. Hates the thought of hurting people, turned herself in because she didn't want to risk accidentally hurting anyone else.

He appears to be scared by the prospect of his powers, and is worried about his lack of knowledge and control of what he is and what he can do. Jordan has also demonstrated a very understanding and open-minded personality, as he wasn't at all disturbed by the idea of Lydia being psychic, and once the McCall Pack explained the supernatural world to him, he accepted it without question. Finally, Jordan is also a very patient person, as he talked Chris Argent into fighting for his life after he had given up hope, and helped calm down Jared when it was suspected that he had unknowingly picked up a bomb in a package.

Tall, lean, muscular, handsome, young, pale white skin, green eyes, dark reddish-brown hair, Sheriff's deputy, dresses casually in V-neck T-shirts in neutral colors, relaxed jeans, and leather jackets. Army soldier, highly knowledgeable in the identification and use of various firearms, such as handguns, shotguns, and assault rifles. Police Officer, very versed in the federal and state legal code and the correct protocols for dealing with various criminal situations, especially adept at de-escalating tense situations and talking down those who are committing crimes. Extensively trained in close-quarters combat, both with and without weapons, so skilled that she can train others to defend themselves from threats as well. EOD technician, years of experience in diffusing explosive devices such as bombs and IEDs, able to successfully diffuse claymore mines. Extensive understanding of how machinery and technology work, able to modify machinery to suit her needs.

### Background

In 1870, Charles Carson arrived at Thrushcross Grange near Ripon aged 14 to take up the position of Junior Hall Boy under the direction of the butler Alfred Beet. Carson loved approval from Beet who he described as "the sternest butler I ever encountered" and felt his approval a prize in itself. Through his five years at Thrushcross he progressed to the positions of Hallboy to Nursery Footman and finally Fourth Footman looking after the master's Clocks. At age 19, and sometime around 1875, he left to become second footman to the Earl of Grantham, where he quickly rose in the ranks to become butler.

Between 1870 and 1875, Carson was on the stage, (or "on the halls" as his former colleague, Charles Grigg said), as a song-and-dance double act called, *The Cheerful Charlies*. He recalls this part of his life with little nostalgia, however. He admitted that he once had a close romance with a young woman and colleague, Alice Neal.

## Personality

Carson is a man who takes his job seriously. He is very strict about the standards at Downton, and is upset whenever they are disrupted or breached by his coworkers. However, he does have a deep respect and admiration for the Crawley family and others of the "upstairs" world. Mrs. Hughes accuses him of worshiping them. Despite his stern exterior, he shows almost fatherly concern for his coworkers. Thomas is surprised to see him teaching Alfred about spoons, as he had never done anything like this for Thomas. Carson replied that Thomas had never asked. Though he is determined that they ensure that the house is run efficiently, and they never seek to cause trouble. He is initially against the employment of Mr. Bates because he believes that his lameness will cause dissension as others will have to do his work for him, but later admitted he could not imagine Downton without him. Like Lord Grantham, he has difficulty accepting change and takes great pride in Downton Abbey and what it symbolizes. Despite his personal beliefs, he will put the honour of the house before them, such as loathing Thomas Barrow's homosexuality, but wishing to see him go quietly without bringing scandal to the house.

Actor Jim Carter has stated that Carson sees upstairs and downstairs as two completely separate worlds, which is why he is upset when Lady Sybil marries Tom Branson, the former chauffeur. He can however be a surprisingly kind man, such as when he called Tom's respect for Cora's invitation for Kieran Branson "exemplary" and when he shows a preference for Alfred over Jimmy even though Jimmy has had more experience as a footman than Alfred despite being angry at Alfred for his past errors. To those to whom he is close, he is always extremely concerned when they might be in serious trouble, such as when Mrs. Hughes might have had cancer. He also has a very loving side, such as when he comforts Lady Sybil's daughter. Most of his soft and loving side comes with Lady Mary, who Carson dearly loves as a daughter, always caring about her and treating her kindly since she was a child.

Is a monarchist, loyal to and proud of the British monarchy, detests being called liberal.

* According to Phillys Logan, who played Mrs Hughes, and Jim Carter, who played Carson, Carson fell in love with Mrs Hughes first, and his feelings for her probably became apparent for the audience, when she had that cancer scare and Carson was very upset about it. Later when they found out she wasn't ill, Carson was so relieved, he sang an old love song.

According to Julian Fellowes, Mr. Carson was given the hereditary nerve disorder essential tremor, a condition from which which the creator also suffers.

She is very stoic, but is also ethical and never two-sided. Kind and jolly.

### Background

She is originally from Argyll, Scotland and her father was a tenant farmer to an unknown family. She has one sibling, a sister Becky, who lives in Lytham St Annes Lancashire. It is revealed in 1924 that Becky is "not right in the head." She requires a caretaker, thus Mrs Hughes has spent most of her earnings providing for Becky's care, leaving her with no savings.

Mrs Hughes arrived at Downton as Head Housemaid in 1895 and was promoted to housekeeper soon after.

Mrs Hughes has revealed that she has never actually been married, but adopted the "Mrs" title as befits a housekeeper. Before working at Downton Abbey, Mrs Hughes was "walking out" with a country farmer named Joe Burns. When she received the offer to work at Downton, he proposed, but, after finding her work as the housekeeper at Downton enjoyable and rewarding, Mrs Hughes refused him.

Hard task-master, unsentimental, moral, decent, kind, feels her strength is derived from the fear she inspires, initially poorly treated by most people due to the fact she uses a cane from being injured in a war, eventually able to earn the respect of most, with people being impressed by her morals and work ethic despite her disability. Regards service as just a job, she neither worships nor hates her employers, and would meet the different future without either passion or regret.

### 1912-14

Shortly after the sinking of the RMS Titanic, John Bates arrives at Downton Abbey to replace Mr. Watson as the valet to Robert Crawley, the Earl of Grantham. Upon arrival, the staff (except Anna Bates and to some extent William Mason) give him the cold shoulder as they do not believe he is suited to the job as Lord Grantham's valet as he uses a cane. The job requires him to take the stairs frequently and bring luggage up to people's rooms. The butler, Charles Carson, is upset that others will need to help him do his job. Meanwhile, the footman Thomas Barrow was hoping to be promoted to valet himself and is personally offended to lose the job to "Long John Silver."

It is some time before the rest of the servants learn that Bates is an old friend, and served Lord Grantham in the Boer War as batman. This is where he received his leg injury. Mr. Bates finally says to the astonished and speechless staff with perfect timing, "You never asked." Bates received the Queen's South Africa Medal and the King's South Africa Medal, meaning he served at least 18 months service, and up to the end of the war in May 1902.

Thomas Barrow and lady's maid Sarah O'Brien strive to have him sacked from Downton Abbey. The first attempt to get rid of him is when O'Brien knocks his cane away when he is standing in a receiving line to greet the Duke of Crowborough. Bates then proceeds to fall flat on his face. Only Anna, who helps him up, offers him any sympathy and friendship. Due to this incident, and forced to bow to the feelings of most of the staff, and as Carson says for the good of the estate, Lord Grantham fires him, even knowing that his friend will have little luck finding another placement because of his disability. Carson addresses to the servants and decrees that Bates has left "without a stain on his character." William, the second footman, offers to do some extra work for Bates if he stays, but Thomas cuts him off saying that "its not up to you." But, as Bates is leaving, Lord Grantham runs after the motor (car) and insists he stay, saying "It's not right."

Thomas and O'Brien still mercilessly try to sack Bates, while the most of the staff ignore him, he gains an ally in William Mason when he observes Thomas bullying the younger man who is suffering with severe homesickness. Thomas also ruins his attempts to kindle a romance with kitchen maid Daisy. Bates shoves Thomas to a wall, calls him a "filthy little rat," and threatens to "punch your shining teeth through the back of your head." An overconfident Thomas makes a snide remark that Mr. Bates can do nothing to stop him. Thomas, despite this, still remains smug downstairs, but he learns one thing: Bates, despite his disability, he is not to be underestimated - and he has a temper.

Thomas then steals some wine and Bates has caught him red-handed, although Bates pretends not to notice the theft. Although when Bates makes a statement that questions Thomas' right to property, both O'Brien and Thomas know that Bates saw him steal the wine. Because of this, Thomas steals a snuff box from Lord Grantham's room and hides it in Bates' room. With Anna's help, he finds the snuff box in his room (as Anna predicted), and Anna offers to put it in Miss O'Brien's room if he wanted to. Despite the chance to get rid of Thomas or O'Brien, Bates puts the snuff box back in Lord Grantham's room. Anna and Bates, in front of the servants, ask Carson and Mrs Hughes, the housekeeper, to conduct a search on the servant's rooms. She also asks them to do it immediately, so that none of the servants have a chance to hide the box. Carson and Mrs. Hughes agree, and begin to search the servants' rooms. Hastily, Thomas and O'Brien run to their rooms to search for the box as they speculate that Bates and Anna put it in their rooms. Bates and Anna, to the bewilderment of the servants, are left laughing as they run up. He and Anna also grow closer, and she admits that she loves him. He says "he is not a free man".

Thomas and O'Brien try to frame Bates for the wine theft that Thomas actually committed. Thomas gets Daisy to lie to Carson saying that she saw Mr. Bates coming out of the cellar. Although when Daisy witnesses Thomas bullying William even worse than before, the confesses to Carson that she lied and did it as a favor for Thomas. Bates was found innocent of the wine theft, but he confesses to Anna, Carson, and Mrs. Hughes that he was a drunkard "until a couple of years ago," and that he went to prison for theft. This leaves all three of them shocked.
During Sybil Crawley's first London season, O'Brien meets a lady's maid that lives in the house of a colonel in Bates' former regiment. She later tells O'Brien, through the post, that Bates has stolen regimental silver. O'Brien and Thomas tell Carson who then confronts Bates who does not deny this claim. In order to save Bates, Anna visits Bates' mother, discovers his marriage to Vera Bates, and that he does not love Vera, and that he went to prison for a theft that Vera committed. Due to this evidence, Bates does not leave Downton. During the garden party, Bates later hints to Joseph Molesley that he returns her love, right before Lord Grantham announces England is now at war with Germany.

"*You'll be my Mary always because mine is the true Mary.*"
—Mary's first husband, Matthew Crawley, to her
**Lady Mary Josephine Talbot** (née **Crawley**; b. 1891) is the eldest daughter of Robert the Earl of Grantham and Cora Crawley, the Countess of Grantham she is the sister of Lady Edith Pelham and the late Lady Sybil Branson, granddaughter of Violet Crawley, sister-in-law of Tom Branson and Herbert (Bertie) Pelham, and the aunt to her nieces, Sybbie Branson and Edith's daughter, Marigold (last name undetermined). She was married to Matthew Crawley and with him had a son, George Crawley, in 1921. Shortly after their son's birth, Matthew was killed in a car accident. Mary married Henry Talbot in 1925, and they have a daughter, Caroline Talbot, in 1926.

Her father's sister Lady Rosamund Painswick and her deceased husband Marmaduke Painswick are Mary's aunt and uncle. She also has an uncle on her mother's side, Harold Levinson. She is second cousins with Lady Rose Aldridge, along with her sisters Lady Annabelle and James MacClare, Earl of Newtonmore. She has a second cousin-in-law in Rose's husband Atticus Aldridge, and their daughter Victoria Aldridge is her second cousin-once-removed. Rose's mother, the Marchioness of Flintshire, is her father's first cousin.

### 1912-14

The news of the deaths of her two cousins, James and Patrick, is a shock to her because it disrupts the family's strategy for dealing with the entail. The entail requires that the family's estate, incorporating her mother's large marriage dowry, along with the title, pass to male heirs only. The family had arranged that Mary would marry Patrick, second in line to the title after James, but Mary did not have strong feelings for him and questions whether she must even wear black mourning clothes since the engagement was never publicly announced.

Mary's parents and grandmother focus on finding suitors for Mary, including the Duke of Crowborough, Evelyn Napier, and Anthony Strallan. She herself is seduced by a visitor to the house, Napier's friend Ottoman attaché Kemal Pamuk, who suddenly dies in her bed. Her infuriated mother and head housemaid Anna help her carry his body out of her bedroom and back to his room in the bachelor's corridor in order to try to prevent a public scandal that would ruin her marriage prospects.
Mary's relationship with the new heir, her distant cousin Matthew Crawley, who is not an aristocrat, begins coldly as she overhears him complaining to his mother that he expects the family will "push" one of the daughters on him. She refuses to acknowledge him as the new heir, declaring that he was "not one of us" and could "barely hold a knife properly". Over time, however, the pair grow closer and a romance develops. In 1914, Matthew asks Mary to marry him, but she is cautious and says she won't give him an answer until the end of the London Season in August. However her mother becomes pregnant, and if the baby is a boy, he will inherit the title instead of Matthew, so Mary refuses to give Matthew an answer, on the advice of her aunt, Lady Rosamund. Another reason for her hesitancy was that she feels she would have to tell Matthew about the one-night "fling" with Pamuk. Heartbroken and angered by her supposed motive, Matthew withdraws his proposal and decides to leave Downton, but World War I breaks out and he joins the British Army.

Elegant, slender, tall, thin wrists and long fingers, sought after by many men, raven black waves and dark eyes, perfectly arched brows, black lashes, high cheekbones, clear porcelain skin, long hair pinned up, shingle bob of the 20s era. Cold, bitter, opaque, quite mean, kind, vulnerable, caring lady, takes her lovers death to heart, remained in mourning for more than six months, extremely loyal employer, extremely loyal to her family and friends, very fond her her valet, sees him as a surrogate father, and is one of the few people she opens up to and shows a more emotional and vulnerable side, as a child she tried once to run away and take some of the silver to sell.

Despite the constant rivalry between herself and her sister Edith, they shared an embrace and kind words at the death of their younger sister Sybil. Contrary to her relationship with Edith, Mary loved her youngest sister dearly and was very protective of her. Later on, after the tragic death of Matthew, she begins to return, in some ways, to her old self. Her relationship with Edith deteriorates yet again. However, later on, after Mary finds out the truth about Marigold and tells Bertie, Mary eventually regrets her actions, makes peace with Edith, and tries to have a better relationship with her, going as far as to apologise to Edith and reconcile Edith and Bertie.

However, Mary does show herself to be very open-minded and progressive at times, befriending her brother-in-law Tom Branson, the family's former chauffeur. She supports him in his decision to raise his daughter as a Catholic, showing she bears none of the anti-Catholic prejudices that were common in her time. She also is very supportive of her cousin Rose's decision to marry a Jewish man, Atticus Aldridge, at a time when, due to anti-semitism, many people might frown on such a match (however, this might also be due to her own Jewish ancestry, her maternal grandfather having been Jewish).

Upon learning that Matthew named her as his heir shortly before his death, Mary resolves to take an active role in the running of the Downton Estate. In doing so, she works to continue the process of modernization that Matthew had begun, often at odds with her father's more conservative and pragmatic approach. While not overtly feminist, Mary begins to take on traditionally masculine duties such as acting as the estate's agent, meeting with tenant farmers, and concerning herself with business decisions. Understanding the postwar reality that estates such as Downton are in peril, her drive and motivation for much of the later series is ensuring that the Estate remains whole for her son.

"*If we don't respect the past, we'll find it harder to build a future.*"
—Robert Crawley[src]
**Robert Crawley**, **7th Earl of Grantham** (b. July 1865) is the patriarch of the Crawley family and the co-owner of Downton Abbey (along with his eldest daughter). He is the son of the 6th Earl of Grantham and Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham, and the brother of Lady Rosamund Painswick. He fought in the South African Wars with John Bates.

He married American heiress Cora Levinson in 1890 in order to save the estate with her money, but eventually fell very much in love with her. They have three daughters together: Mary, Edith, and Sybil Crawley; they also had a son lost in a miscarriage. Due to having no living sons, his heir was successively his cousins James Crawley, Patrick Crawley, and Matthew Crawley. The last became his son-in-law via Mary. All three of these heirs eventually died, making his only grandson and Mary and Matthew's only child, George Crawley, his current heir presumptive.

Robert was born in Downton Abbey in 1866. His father was the previous Earl of Grantham and his mother is Violet, Dowager Countess. Robert has one sister, Rosamund, but no brothers. Robert and Rosamund also had at least two aunts and a cousin. Although the parents loved their children very much, his mother Violet tells Isobel Crawley that when young the children spent most of their time with a nanny. She spent about an hour with them, "*every*" day, after tea.
The Earl had very little money for an aristocrat, and Downton Abbey was a drain on what they had.

## Personality

Robert is immensely proud of Downton as the place he grew up and takes his responsibility for the estate very seriously. Although in some ways his character embodies the traditional values of the aristocracy, Robert does not shun all progress, and he is very protective of and loyal to his family and servants. Despite these virtues, Robert's adherence to tradition lets him down in other ways. He often resists "modern" suggestions for better management of the estate, especially after his daughter Mary joins his son-in-law Tom in running it. His attitudes occasionally clash with that of the more progressive and pragmatic Cora.

Although he loves his daughters very much, Robert has always longed for a son, and he almost had one until Cora's shock fourth pregnancy ended in a miscarriage. Robert does not shun progress as he allows telephones and electricity to be installed at Downton and, after initial dismay and anger, gives his blessing to his daughter Sybil's marriage to family chauffeur Tom Branson. In Tom's own words, Robert is a good man and a decent employer. He is compassionate, friendly, intelligent, honourable and reasonable. When the middle class lawyer Matthew and his mother Isobel arrive at Downton, the family are initially wary of them and reluctant to welcome them into the family, simply because they are middle class and not aristocrats. Robert is the only one who does welcome them regardless of their class, and he becomes good friends with Isobel and a surrogate father to Matthew. He is very enthusiastic about the idea of Mary marrying Matthew, and can't understand when they fall out with each other at the end of series one. He dislikes Sir Richard Carlisle because of his rude and selfish behavior and also because of his nature to threaten people if they do not do his bidding,and is pleased when Mary decides to end her engagement with him. Robert also forgives Mary when he learns of her indiscretion with Kemal Pamuk, telling her that she is "not the only Crawley to have made a mistake", just as he later forgives Edith after learning she had a child out of wedlock, assuring her he still loves her and that he needs her forgiveness as much as she needs his.

He is very protective of his family and servants, and in many cases treats the servants almost like family members. He is loyal, going to great lengths to retain the slightly disabled John Bates as his valet and doing everything in his power to get him out of jail after being accused of murdering his ex wife, he also feels overjoyed when he meets him again and tells him to stay in bed and read some books. When he learns about Carson's past as a stage actor instead of accepting his resignation he is actually quite impressed and he even defends him from Charles Grigg, paying and threatening him to leave Downtown and to never bother Carson ever again, telling to Carson that everyone has chapters of their lives that would rather to keep unpublished. He is respectful to Mr Lang, who serves as his valet during WWI, although he is suffering from shellshock. When William Mason, a footman, is given a white feather for cowardice by some women from the Order of the White Feather during WWI, Robert angrily throws them out of his house. When William is called up to fight, Robert does his best to keep him out of danger by getting him appointed as Matthew's batman. He even pays for Mrs Patmore's eye surgery when she starts to go blind and uses his influence to find the whereabout of her nephew. When Thomas, then his valet, is caught kissing Jimmy, the new footman, and is subsequently pressured to leave Downton, Robert asserts his authority over the staff politics and promotes him to underbutler. In addition, after footman Alfred reports Thomas's "indecent assault" to the police and they come round to investigate, Robert convinces Alfred to recant his story, thus protecting Thomas from an almost certain prison sentence and public disgrace.

Robert does realize that the time he lives in is changing. He tells Martha Levinson rather despondently that sometimes he feels like a wild creature whose habitat is slowly being destroyed. Even so, he clings onto tradition tightly, such as supporting Tim Drewe in maintaining his family farm when his father's rent hasn't been paid, noting how they have been there for many generations. He does however have a stubborn streak, as shown in his reluctance to try to move on following the war, to not trust investments when his own produced devastating results, and his opposition to his elder granddaughter being baptized Catholic (even after Mary reveals Sybil had no objection to Tom's wish). He barely acknowledges Michael Gregson when the latter begins courting Edith, utterly convinced Gregson is not good enough for her despite barely knowing him. This belief stems from his opposition to Edith accepting Gregson's offer of a column in his magazine. Robert's stubbornness also shows in his refusal to accept money from others when he has lost it. This was shown when Matthew decided to accept Reggie Swire's inheritance and give it to Robert to save Downton, and again after Michael Gregson regained money Robert, Lord Gillingham, and John Bullock lost while gambling with Terence Sampson. He insists in both cases he cannot accept their offers, acting out of humility and pride. However he is capable of overcoming his stubbornness and change his opinions: he stops fighting Tom's wish for Sybbie's baptism, and he comes to respect Gregson more, admitting in 1924 he believes he was an honorable man.

He is deeply hurt when the rest of his family support Tom and Matthew's plan to buy farmland and create an income for Downton, rather than invest money. He does however see sense eventually, relenting in all these matters. After learning Hugh MacClare, Marquess of Flintshire was to lose Duneagle Castle due to his own financial troubles, he realized how lucky he was and was glad for Matthew's plans. Nevertheless, Robert does not like sharing power. When a letter written by Matthew reveals his intention for Mary to inherit everything of his, including his share of the estate, he tries to fight it because, as his mother scolds him for it, he would rather the letter not stand as a will. He tries to hide and shelter Mary during her mourning rather than bring her back to the world, and is upset when the letter does stand as a will and Mary immediately begins taking a role in managing Downton and conflicting with his own ideas.

Robert treats all of his staff members with dignity, especially Carson, Mrs. Hughes, Bates and Anna.

* In The Chronicles of Downton Abbey: A New Era by Jessica Fellowes and Matthew Sturgis, Julian Fellowes relates that Robert Crawley was based on the personality of his late father. He describes his father as "a deeply moral man, possibly cleverer than [Robert], who was always determined to do right, but without ever questioning the structure of his own social universe."
* Robert was known as "Viscount Downton" when he was a child and young man; and only gained the title of Earl of Grantham when his father died. The eldest son of a peer is entitled to use his father's most senior subsidiary title as a courtesy title while his father is alive. It has been estimated that Robert's father died circa 1900, after Robert married Cora; therefore Cora would have initially been known as Viscountess Downton. After Robert's father died, he became Earl of Grantham, Cora became Countess of Grantham, and their daughters became entitled to use the style "Lady"; Violet, who had been the Countess when her husband was alive, became the Dowager Countess of Grantham.

* In The Chronicles of Downton Abbey: A New Era by Jessica Fellowes and Matthew Sturgis, Julian Fellowes relates that Robert Crawley was based on the personality of his late father. He describes his father as "a deeply moral man, possibly cleverer than [Robert], who was always determined to do right, but without ever questioning the structure of his own social universe."
* Robert was known as "Viscount Downton" when he was a child and young man; and only gained the title of Earl of Grantham when his father died. The eldest son of a peer is entitled to use his father's most senior subsidiary title as a courtesy title while his father is alive. It has been estimated that Robert's father died circa 1900, after Robert married Cora; therefore Cora would have initially been known as Viscountess Downton. After Robert's father died, he became Earl of Grantham, Cora became Countess of Grantham, and their daughters became entitled to use the style "Lady"; Violet, who had been the Countess when her husband was alive, became the Dowager Countess of Grantham.

## Personality

Cora is generally a sweet and tolerant person. She always sees the best in people around her and seems oblivious to certain peoples' dark sides (examples being O'Brien, Thomas, and Edna). She also accepts things and accepts change easier than others in her family, as seen by her acceptance of Tom Branson before and after Sybil's death. She loves her family very much, which is shown when she tells off O'Brien for insulting Matthew, supporting Mary after her affair, her deep mourning for Sybil, being unforgiving of Nanny West and firing her on the spot for her treatment of Sybbie, and her arranging for Edith to raise Marigold at Downton. She is also very loyal showing her disappointment after O'Brien leaves without warning. She has been shown to have a temper (one example being after Matthew shouted at Robert for his failed investment in season 3, another being her confrontation with Isobel Crawley over running the convalescent home during the war), and does not forgive distrust and dishonesty (she lost her trust in Violet after the truth about Edith's daughter came out).

However, Cora can also be cold and harsh. After Matthew was crippled and Mary started to doubt about marrying Sir Richard, she came up with a scheme with Carlisle, forcing Lavinia's return to Downton to secure the marriage of Mary with Carlisle despite being aware this would put Lavinia in a place where she would never be able to have kids and form a family with Matthew, in order to give Robert grandchildren and the secure the line of succession.

Cora also loves her husband, Robert, which was not always the case for arranged marriages between wealthy American heiresses and English nobles. She also has a tendency to blame herself in times of trouble; for instance, when she nearly died of the Spanish Flu and her husband was flirting with a maid, she apologized to him. Again, in 1924 she punishes herself for Robert's confrontation with Simon Bricker. Much like her husband, Cora is also vey kind and polite with all the servants and treats them almost like family, being very fond to O'Brien, supporting Anna at Bates' trial and Mrs. Hughes at the time she suspected to have cancer allowing her to stay at Downton in the case she needed to rest and recover.

Her father was Jewish.

* The inspiration for the character of Cora was in part the American Mary Leiter, who through her marriage to George Curzon would become Baroness Curzon of Kedleston and Vicereine of India.  Mary Leiter was the  daughter of a rich Chicago merchant (he would be one of the founders of what became the Marshall Field's department store chain) and property speculator.  Unlike Cora's father, however, Levi Leiter was not Jewish, but was instead a Lutheran of Pennsylvania Dutch background.  In addition, unlike Cora's mother, Mary Leiter's mother Mary Theresa Carver Leiter was not a brash or vulgar figure in New York society, but lived in a mansion on Dupont Circle in Washington, DC..

Is an amazing person for a number of reasons.

"What intrigued me most and was difficult to make sense of is why this guy who from the outside seems he'd be relatively popular and have a lot of stuff going on for him. But he's the head of a group of misfits and running this glee club. There were two ways to go with the dialog I read—you could make him a little bit arrogant and smarmy but kind of charming, or you can infuse him with warmth. I felt like, for me, that's where he comes from. Despite the outside, he actually feels extremely vulnerable and extremely like a misfit. I think that's perpetuated by the fact that he's gay and had to deal with that, perpetuated by the fact that he's in New York and feels like an outsider.

I created quite a big backstory about where he came from, and his parents both being artists as well—this is my interpretation—his dad was part of the New York Symphony Orchestra and his mom was as well, but his mom wasn't quite as good as his dad and went back to England while he dad stayed in America. He's got dual citizenship and he never really knew where he belonged. I think of Adam as kind of having a Shallow Hal type of complex. He sees the innate potential in people, he sees what's on the inside not the outside. He's made a very conscious spiritual life decision to have glass half full and enjoy life at every opportunity. His glee club is not about competition or winning sectionals, it not about competing or about who's the best singer or who's the best looking. It's about who's got the most spirit and who can have the most fun. What I think is great about him is he doesn't care what people think of him, he doesn't care who likes him. I mean, to some extent we all do, but he's a leader. He's able to lead them because he stands by his values and he's not afraid to stand up for people.

I originally thought of Adam as an acting major who did singing for fun, but then I thought he's at a musical theater place so maybe that should be his thing. But maybe in the way that I'm a stronger actor than I'm a singer—I mean I can sing, but I'm not Lea Michele. So maybe that's his thing, he desperately wants to do it but he's so good at building everyone else up that he ignores himself. That gives him a vulnerability and a neediness, and that comes out in future episodes as well. There's so much speculation about what Kurt needs, which is fantastic and I think Adam would be very good for him in that sense." Source

Astute, restless, chaotic. John Mayer is her favorite singer, bulimic, struggles with a self-image complex, wants to be a great artist, dreams of being a radio singer. Shy and quiet, has written original songs for her glee club. Sweet, good heart.

Marley is shown to have a huge passion for singing, saying she wants to sing on the radio rather than go for Broadway. In glee club, she forms friendships with Unique, Ryder, Blaine, Brittany and later a friendship with Kitty, as well as a father-daughter type of relationship with Finn. She is manipulated by Kitty into thinking that she's fat, and eventually develops an eating disorder, which culminates in her passing out at sectionals. Marley's kind personality often causes feuds between Jake and Ryder, especially when they both want her attention to go out with them.

Loves cats, flowers, and Julie Andrews, refuses to wear revealing clothes that make her feel uncomfortable.

Marley has very strong values - she is wary of being in an intimate relationship, and this, at times, has lead to her being upset over her love-life. Marley's talent for songwriting is praised during Season Four, particularly by Blaine and Unique. Marley is often shown to apologize for her mistakes and is usually very forgiving. In Season Five, Marley seems to have gained more confidence and becomes more independent and open about who she is, whether people like it or not.

She and her mother, Millie Rose, who works as a lunch lady at Marley's school, are poverty stricken. This, her mother's weight, and her low self-esteem has led to Marley being separated, as she was never accepted in any of her other schools. Marley aspires to one day be a singer on the radio, and is currently recovering from bulimia nervosa, which Kitty Wilde lured her into.

## Biography

Not much is known of Marley's family background as of now, other than the fact that she and her mother, a lunch lady at McKinley, are facing poverty and no one has seen a father figure as of yet. It is revealed that she used to attend another school where she didn't have any friends prior to going to William McKinley High School.

Gets the most solos, always wears a beret. Has an amazing voice, her range is from C3 to E6. Foreign exchange student from the Philippines, people are threatened by her singing prowess. Is nervous at the thought of performing in front of a huge crowd. Young woman with a confident exterior that often belies her insecurities, soft-spoken but friendly.

Sue Sylvester contacts Dustin Goolsby, the new director of rival glee club Vocal Adrenaline, who secures permanent U.S. residency and a condominium unit for Sunshine and her parents provided that she joins his club. Sunshine confesses that she would have loved to be in New Directions, but she felt that Rachel would have made her stay a "living hell."

In A Night of Neglect, Sunshine appears as a member of Carmel High School's academic decathlon team that loses in the semi-finals to the William McKinley High School team. Sunshine hears of New Direction's fundraising benefit for the McKinley team's finals expenses and volunteers to perform, promising to get her Twitter followers to attend. They accept her offer after she sings *All By Myself*, but Dustin Goolsby pulls her out of the fundraiser and her fans do not come. Sunshine reappears in the season two finale New York for the National show choir competition. Sunshine tells Rachel that she has come to hate being in Vocal Adrenaline, and desperately wants to leave on the day of competition. Rachel encourages her to perform and apologizes for what she did to her at the beginning of the year. Sunshine sings the original song *As Long as You're There*, and the group places in the top ten, it is later revealed that they came in second.

Bryan attended high school with Will, and was also in Glee Club. He is two years older than Will, and reported to have "got all the good parts." Will also remembers him having got all the girls - except one, Will's ex-wife Terri. After high school, he went on cruise ships and did theme park work. He then became addicted to crack and nine years later realized that the arts and the Glee club were good for nothing. He blamed them for ruining his life and, after becoming a board member, sets out to cut school funding and get rid of Glee club.

Board member of the public school.

## Personality

Bryan appears to be very talented, but also easily put off his dreams and enjoys ruining others. He appears to take joy in revenge (even if it wasn't anyone's fault or if it affects other people as well as the people he's taking revenge on). He is sarcastic and bitter to even his so-called friends, usually causing them to feel some kind of guilt. However, he is a very unpredictable character, who can decide to be friendly to those he dislikes (e.g. Will) and likes talking about himself and his past. He is easily hurt or upset, often feeling paranoid or betrayed. In a one-minute flashback, he also appears to be a bit boastful but it is obvious he can put on a good show and is a great performer. At the end of the episode, it becomes clear that he often feels guilty and does try to do the right thing, even if he has to do the wrong thing first.

Starred in a production of Les Mis,

## Trivia

* Bryan starred in a production of *Les Mis*.
* He has only ever sung in duets with Will.
* He runs a show choir awareness group.
* He's the only male character on Glee with a name that rhymes.
* He views Terri as "the one that got away," as stated in Dream On.
* Neil Patrick Harris (the actor that plays Bryan) was mentioned on a broadcast of Sue's corner. Where Sue was talking about sneaky gays, and mentioned him. Ironically when he guest stared on the shows as Bryan Ryan, he and Sue had a short lived relationship, that consisted mainly of anger sex, due to Bryan trying to cut Sue's budget and the sexual tension between them, when they were debating the importance of the Arts, and sports in schools respectively.
* Bryan Ryan drives a Hummer.
* In Will's flashback to high school with Bryan, Bryan performs magic. This is a reference to his portrayer (Neil Patrick Harris) being an accomplished magician.
* He openly acknowledges that he is not very good at taking direction - ironic, given the Glee club's name.
* Bryan is competitive to the point of lying and mudslinging, as is evidenced during his *Les Mis* audition, in which he tells the director that Will is a sexual predator, solely to gain an edge over him.

Lead singer of her glee club, their secret weapon—a tiny, little sophomore, who never competed before but has a voice that could fill an arena.

## Personality

Mike is a quiet and reserved jock and person. Despite being a member of the football team in Season One, Mike appears to be much, much less cruel and much more sensitive than the rest of his teammates, having not shown to bully anyone on screen or mentioned as one. After joining the Glee Club, Mike seemed to bond quickly with the rest of the group, often praising fellow members and those less popular than he is. He is shown to be good-natured and generally tolerant of being mocked or wronged. On the rare occasions where he is actually angry with someone (usually in regards to one of his friends being hurt), he will not hesitate to step up and confront others. Mike also seems to favor Glee over football, as seen when the coach ordered the players to choose between the two, he chose Glee. Mike comes to love the club so much, that he becomes visibly emotional at the prospect of the club being disbanded at the end of Season One.

In Season Two, it is further shown that Mike cares a lot for his friends in Glee Club and will go to great lengths to help them out. In Furt, he and Artie (who despite briefly competing for Tina seem to be friends) confront Karofsky about his treatment of Kurt. Mike and Artie both appear to be very upset and angry about the bullying. In The Sue Sylvester Shuffle, he joins the other Glee Club boys in confronting the rest of the football team for slushing Artie. Aside from being a somewhat talented football player, Mike loves to dance, his style being pop-and-lock. While his capacity in singing seems to be sub-par from his performance in *Sing!* (which was exaggerated), he more than makes up for it in his spectacular dancing performances. His skill is so good, he is asked to choreograph the final number in Sectionals along with Matt, Santana, and Brittany. He also even appeared in a sickness induced dream that Will had, during which they together performed the song *Make 'Em Laugh*, where they both performed amazing dancing feats, flips and physical comedy. During Special Education, Mike and Brittany collaborated to create yet another piece of stunning choreography for their second time at Sectionals, this time relying heavily on acrobatic flips and aerial spins. He performs several of Michael Jackson's most iconic dance moves during a rendition of *P.Y.T (Pretty Young Thing)* Mike is also shown to be a good student and rather knowledgeable in trivia, shown through his participation in the school's academic decathlon club. He exhibits pride in being a Brainiac and is indignant when the rest of the Glee Club complains about having to work hard against adversity yet fails to support his team's endeavors at a recent competition. This is one of the few times where his emotions have actually moved him to voice out loud his anger and frustration (other notable moments being the confrontation with Karofsky in Furt and reprimanding Rachel in Audition).

It is revealed in Journey that prior to joining Glee, Mike never allowed himself to dance outside of his bedroom for fear of being made fun of, revealing he was afraid of not fitting in. Mike also appears to have a low self-confidence about his singing voice, as shown in Duets, not knowing if he could sing or not and thinking he was only good at one thing: dance. After his duet project, Mike says that he is more confident in his singing voice and his social skills, thus volunteering for the role of Dr. Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Glee Show. This growth seems to be evident when he can be heard singing a song properly in Furt. The musical number performed, *Marry You*, had him harmonizing with Tina during the first few lines in the chorus, proving that he is indeed capable of singing.

In Asian F it is revealed that Mike is pressured by his father to get all A's so that he can get into Harvard University, and that his father doesn't know that Mike loves to dance. It is shown that Mike is conflicted between appeasing his father and following his dreams of becoming a dancer.

Joffrey Ballet Academy of Dance. Dancing, Singing, Performing. Choreography

## Trivia

* On the football team, his football number in Season One was #28, but was changed to #22 in Season Two.
* Despite being a series regular in Season Four, Mike only had speaking lines in five of his eight appearances throughout the season.
* He and Brittany are seen as the best dancers from the original New Directions.
* Besides Matt, he is the Season One Member with the least amount of solos and songs in general; he had one solo and seventeen songs in total.

**Michael Robert "Mike" Chang Jr.** is a major character on *Glee*. Mike is an alumnus of William McKinley High School. He is also a former member of New Directions and the McKinley Titans. Mike, along with his friends Matt Rutherford and Noah Puckerman, joins Glee Club in Preggers after winning their first football game with the club's help.

Also known as the "Other Asian," he is usually referred to by his full name of Mike Chang and is considered to be the New Directions' best male dancer. In Season Two, Mike also gained more confidence about his singing after doing a duet with Tina Cohen-Chang (whom he began dating in Audition), during the episode Duets. He and Tina were the couple that had lasted the longest, only having a few arguments occasionally and problems about their futures. They stayed together for two seasons. Their streak ended in The New Rachel of Season Four, where it is revealed that they broke up when Mike moved to Chicago to attend college.

Mike was a recurring character in Season One and Season Two, but was made a regular for Season Three to Season Four. He became a recurring character again in Season Five and Season Six. Mike is currently attending the Joffrey Ballet Academy of Dance in Chicago, but returns to McKinley at times to be the dance coach for the New Directions.

**Jesse St. James** is a recurring character on *Glee*. He was a senior at Carmel High School in Akron, Ohio, the male lead of Vocal Adrenaline and one of the main antagonists in Season One. He was instructed to befriend Rachel Berry by Vocal Adrenaline coach Shelby Corcoran, who is secretly Rachel's biological mother. Jesse and Rachel began dating, and he briefly transfers to William McKinley High School, joining New Directions. Once the truth about Shelby is revealed, Jesse transfers back. He ends his relationship with Rachel by egging her in the McKinley High parking lot along with his fellow members of Vocal Adrenaline, humiliating her.

Intense, talented, tactless, occasionally over-dramatic, driven to musical success, hopes to one day be a famous performer, comes across as vain and conceited, her hardcore desires have forced her to supposedly create an overly confident personality, which is arrogant, dismissive, and rude, she claims that behavior is a façade, and that beneath it she is a good person, rushes into things. Made the new coach, took the glee club to a Regionals victory and second place at Nationals.

However, whether that is true was called into question, because he was suspected to be manipulating Rachel Berry to spy on New Directions for the Vocal Adrenaline coach, Shelby Corcoran. Even though he really was sent by his coach, Shelby Corcoran, it seems that he really was in love with Rachel. Jesse is also portrayed as a manipulator when it comes to light that he was sent by Shelby, Rachel's biological mother, to befriend her in order to bypass the illegalities that restricted Shelby from confronting her. When Jesse's work is done, he's forced to return to Vocal Adrenaline. As a means of breaking up with Rachel, he displays rejoining Vocal Adrenaline by funkifying New Directions and egging Rachel in the school's parking lot. Despite his heartless actions, Jesse does seem to really care about Rachel since his show face slips while the egging is happening, and because he tells her "I loved you" right before he cracks the egg on her head. Jesse returns in Prom Queen in season two. Although many are wary of his motives, Jesse tries to show Rachel he is genuinely sorry for the heartbreak he caused her and wants to make it up to her.

Although his character comes off as a jerk, he seems to really care about Rachel and wants to help her succeed and grab more solos (since, according to him, she deserves them and is New Direction's only shot at winning Nationals). When Jesse becomes New Direction's performance advisor in Funeral, he is seen as harsh when he attacks Finn verbally at rehearsal and gives immensely rude and dismissive negative feedback to Mercedes, Kurt, and Santana after the three auditions for a solo at Nationals and in Santana's place even ignore her performance in favor of doodling a cat. However, when Rachel performs he is shown to be rather supportive and even tries to manipulate Mr. Schuester into giving her the solo because he thinks she deserves it more than anyone else. However, the rest of the Glee kids question whether or not he's simply praising Rachel more in order to get back in her good graces. This opinion seems to partially supported by the fact that he tells Rachel that she got the solo, despite Will having not yet made a decision yet. This leads to him sharing a kiss with Rachel, during which he states that Rachel matters more to him than fame itself. Later he and Rachel give arrogant consolances to Kurt, Mercedes and Santana, until they realize that Will's decision wasn't the one Jesse promised Rachel.

## Family

In The Power of Madonna, he stated that he had an uncle who lived within the McKinley High School district.

In the episode Funeral, it is revealed that Jesse had a mother, a father, a sister with bulimia, and a brother with an addiction. He claims his parents told him he was their favorite, leading his siblings to have difficulties in life.

### Occupations:

Broadway director

Broadway actor

Coach of Vocal Adrenaline (former)

Consultant (former)

Student (former)

### Aliases:

Mr. St. James (Mercedes, students)

Jesse Kid (New Directions)

Marvelous Marvin (Sue)

### Education:

William McKinley High School

Carmel High School

University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA, failed out)

### Talent:

Singing, Dancing, Acting, Show Choir, Ballet

### Awards:

Several Regional and National championships in Show Choir with Vocal Adrenaline

Tony Award

Vicious competitor, strength to power through anyone, beautiful young woman with a promising future in musical theater.

Solos
Anything Goes/Anything You Can Do (*The Purple Piano Project*)

Buenos Aires (*Hold on to Sixteen*)

Duets
Do You Hear What I Hear (Unique) (*Glee: The Music, The Christmas Album Volume 2*)

## Trivia

* Her ultra-sound was used in an episode of *Murder, She Wrote*.
* Her ultra-sound was more than likely used in the episode "*Home Care*," since that is in the timeframe of her conception and/or birth and is a medical episode.
* She played the Gerber® Baby as an infant.
* She wore the same star necklace as Rachel during her *Anything Goes/Anything You Can Do* performance.
* It was rumoured that she would appear in I Kissed a Girl, but for an as-of-yet unexplained reason, she didn't.
* In Hold on to Sixteen, she is revealed to be a sophomore.
* Her solos came from three different musicals.
* Harmony was the first character on the show to be portrayed by a winning participant of *The Glee Project*, Lindsay Pearce.
* Harmony is the only character portrayed by a *Glee Project* winner that did not have a surname.
* According to her actor Lindsay Pearce  in an interview, Harmony's favorite color is red.
* In the same interview it is said Harmony thinks very highly of herself and dresses older than she is.

NYADA, ambitious student.

She has been working in show business since before birth — an ultrasound of her was featured in an episode of *Murder, She Wrote*, and she later appeared in commercials for Gerber baby food. When Rachel and Kurt come to their first NYADA mixer, Harmony sings lead on an extensively choreographed mashup of *Anything Goes/Anything You Can Do*, which intimidates the two new arrivals, and causes them to cry. She returned in Hold on to Sixteen, leading her glee club, The Unitards, to a third place finish at Sectionals, after which she tells Kurt that she's a sophomo

OCD.

## Personality

Emma could easily be seen as the ideal counselor. Sweet, insightful, selfless and empathetic, Emma is constantly doing what she can to offer good and helpful advice to not only the students, but also to those that she cares about (primarily Will). Unfortunately, despite the fact that Emma tries her best to be logical in her advice, she often lets her emotions take advantage of her actions. Her relationships with Will and Ken are obvious example, as Emma not only began dating, but also agreed to get engaged to Ken, although she did not even like him, all so as to try and spare herself the pain of pining for Will.

Because of Emma's natural kindness, this has also caused her to become extremely meek towards dominant people such as Sue and Terri, who often attempt to bully her. However, when push comes to shove, Emma will still try to stand up for herself, and will without a question stand-up for others (i.e. standing up for the glee kids at Sectionals). Emma rarely stands up for herself, but did when she finds out Will cheated on her, announcing in the teacher's lounge that Will was a "Slut." She has also stood up to Terri telling her that Will deserves much better than her and when Terri found Emma surprising Will at the apartment she asked her if there was a reason why she was there and Emma said that she wanted Terri gone when Will got home. She has also shown her bolder side to Figgins by yelling at him about canceling Glee even though they have worked hard all year. She too has shown a snarkier side by asking if Sue had been finally punched in the face when she had her tear ducts removed. In Season Two, she seems to have become slightly more independent, though she is still shy.

Although Emma seems pretty normal at first glance, like everyone else at the school she has her own sorts of oddities. Most obvious is her mysophobia, OCD and her large, round eyes. She tries her best to make sure everything around her is neat, hygienic and in order. She always brings her lunch to work, and often will clean her food as she eats it, as well as doing things like not mixing different colored grapes, wiping each grape carefully with a sanitizing wipe, and eating with plastic gloves on.

Emma also had, what some might consider, an unhealthy romantic interest in Will. Despite the fact he was married, she often was seen watching him intently, to the point where she would become easily distracted. As previously mentioned, she attempted to cancel out her feelings for Will, by dating a man who was completely wrong for her. This also caused her to become very inconsiderate towards Ken, who she informed that despite dating/engaged, they would not live together, kiss or have anything even remotely close to a normal relationship. She reacted maturely to Will telling her that he left his wife although her decision to resign showed her emotional weakness as she didn't want to work at the school any longer because of her feelings for Will and her guilt over Ken.

Prone to panic attacks when put under great amounts of stress. Guidance counselor at the high school, Ohio. Red hair and honey-colored eyes, 35 years old. Mysophobia. Lacrosse player, promiscuous, likes to drink Courvoisier with her coffee, her father is a state's attorney. Is compassionate, insightful, and gives advice, is good at comforting people, likes cleaning and the Rocky Horror Show. Condescending, forward, snarky, cocky, unapologetic, extremely snobby, openly hates living in Ohio, and the idea of going to a public school, good at insults. Is openly gay, continually makes advances, is a regular at a gay bar. Mean-spirited personality, is used to getting her way, willing to do anything to get what she wants.

Sebastian attempts to begin an act of redemption in On My Way, apologizing to Blaine and trying to make things right between the show choirs, and for himself after some of the cruel things he said to Dave. In Dynamic Duets, he tells Blaine that he's done playing the villain and has decided to leave that position to Hunter Clarington.

**Sebastian Smythe** is a recurring character on *Glee* during the third, fourth and fifth seasons. He is the former lead singer of the Dalton Academy Warblers, is originally portrayed as the show's main villain in his introduction at the beginning of Season Three. He is captain of the Warblers during the third season, and for much of it leads them in a personal vendatta against the New Directions. In Season Four, he is demoted from his position, being replaced by Hunter Clarington. After Hunter is forced to step down due to drug scandals, Sebastian is reinstated, and remains in the position. He is last seen helping Blaine propose to Kurt in Love, Love, Love and graduated off-screen after these events. Since his first appearance in Season 3, he is mostly mentioned by Kurt Hummel, verbally or in his head.

shamelessly flirts with Blaine and indicates that Blaine was a "legend" amongst the students at Dalton and says Blaine is "sex on a stick and sings like a dream,"

### Occupations:

Student

Head of the Dalton Academy Warblers

## Other Information

### Talent:

Singing, Dancing

**Kitty Wilde** is a major character on *Glee*. Kitty is an alumna of William McKinley High School where she was captain of the Cheerios and a member of the New Directions.

Kitty is introduced as a mean popular girl who is disliked by almost everyone. Kitty manipulates and bullies Marley Rose making her believe that she has a weight problem, while pretending to be her friend. Because of this manipulation, Marley ends up developing an eating disorder, which comes to breaking point in Thanksgiving, when she faints at Sectionals. Throughout the season, Kitty slowly becomes more open and friendly, apologizing to Marley and becoming an active member of the Glee Club. She also becomes good friends with Unique Adams throughout her time in the glee club.

After the glee club was disbanded, she and Artie break up, the details if which are never explained. In Season Six, it is seen that she is still a Cheerio and the only one out of the latest members of the glee club who was never transferred to another school. Her old behavior has returned because she was bitter and felt that she was mistreated by Artie and the rest of the original group when they all left town. In The Hurt Locker, Part Two, she rejoins New Directions and she's been shown to have a nicer attitude to Rachel and the new additions to the club similar to how she was before the disbandment. Throughout the season she is seen to be friendly and affectionate with Artie, but they are not shown getting back together. In Dreams Come True, after winning the Nationals with the New Directions, she graduates from McKinley, moves to New York, and contunues living a happy life, being a kind person and keeps in touch with her old friends.

* In every episode she appears she is always seen in her cheerios uniform.
	+ Outside of performances and school events (such as prom), she is never seen wearing casual clothes in regular school hours.
	+ A Wedding and Dreams Come True are the only episodes in which she doesn't wear her Cheerios uniform at all.
* She is the only member of New Directions introduced in Season Four that is still in New Directions.
* She was the only Season Four newbie who remained at McKinley in her senior year.
* She is the only member of New Directions from Season Four that wasn't transferred in Season Six.
* It is known that she was rooting for Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election, when she said to Marley and Jake, "Obama will lose."
* In a deleted scene from Swan Song, she says that she was the most beautiful baby in the world.
* She is the only long-term New Directions member to sing at least once in every competition she performed in.
* Starting from The Hurt Locker, Part Two, she acts as the captain of New Directions, until she graduated sometime in Dreams Come True.
* She's the only Season 4 newbie that actually got to win Nationals.
* She is the fourth student to be featured in every song of a New Directions setlist (2015 Sectionals) after Rachel Berry (2009 Sectionals, 2010 Regionals, 2011 Regionals and 2011 Nationals), Finn Hudson (2010 Regionals and 2011 Nationals) and Santana Lopez (2010 Sectionals).

Head cheerleader, very arrogant and bossy, loves waffles, changed schools due to bullying. Substitute teacher, able to teach sex-ed, English, history, Spanish, math, and French. Laid-back, cool, kind nature. Dentist. Attractive and charismatic, able to draw attention with her good looks and playfully flirtatious manner, aware of her good looks but does not appear to be vain about them, has a calming effect of people's OCD due to her ability to draw their attention away from their issues and have them fixate on having fun. Is attractive and may come across as self-centered about it, but is a very nice and caring person. Is an enthusiast of theater and music, has a great performance ability, knows the Rocky Horror Picture Show backwards and forwards. Has a good sense of character, able to see when people have feelings for someone off the bat. Wants to be friends with people, thinks that people are not much competition for her friends' affections, nicely asks people to back off at first. Willing to do all she could to help her loved ones in the things she needs to do on a day-to-day basis, is a talented artist but often jokes that others are more so. Long oval face with features that are too delicate, a nose too narrow, eyes round with round eyebrows and a full cupid's-bow mouth that made her look like a twelve year old, no huge eyes, no high cheekbones, no rugged jaw, just very pretty, short curly hair in thick swirls, jet black hair and blue eyes, over six feet tall, slight of built, all too precious face and feminine hands. Is wandering and powerful enough to survive on her own, her romanticism of the morbid turned into something far darker and more dangerous, is going mad. Had lost her mind.

### *Prince Lestat*

In Prince Lestat it is revealed that Daniel continues to live with Marius, though his sanity has now been returned to him. Despite his sanity having seemingly returned, he seems to be indifferent to danger. Having survived his madness, Marius believes him to be wise beyond his years in the Blood. Daniel is described as a 'disciplined hunter', 'master of the Little Drink in a crowd', and 'a slayer of the evildoer only' by Marius. Marius is also shown to be very protective of Daniel, who seems to trust him completely, though Daniel did have the desire to go back to the others: Armand, Louis, Benji and Sybelle. Later, Armand and Daniel went out hunting together.

Tall and young with ashen blond hair.

A roughly two thousand year old vampire created by the ancient vampire Arion. Petronia is intersex having both male and female genitalia. Petronia was a powerful gladiator in Rome before becoming a vampire. Petronia lives in the swamp next to Blackwood Farm, because the island there was given to her by Manfred Blackwood, one of Quinn's ancestors, and also one of Petronia's fledglings. Petronia kidnaps Quinn, and after beating him half to death makes him a vampire. Quinn decides to leave Petronia and return to his life as though nothing happened.

## Biography

**Early life:** Petronia was born in the Roman Empire, born intersex, her parents kept her for the theater, and she was shown privately to those who would pay to see her, never knowing a modicum of privacy, and at night she slept chained to her bed.

She grew to be a great gladiator by age fourteen, the crowd cheered her on, and she won every match, no matter how great and terrible her opponent.

Even after she was sold to a cruel master for a fortune, and forced to fight great wild beasts inside the arena, she could not be defeated.

she was tired of combat and lovelessness, she had only the crowd as her lover, but they could not truly be there for her.

Then, the vampire Arion paid to visit her, and he grew fascinated with her, and he bought her and freed her, gifting her money and telling her to go where she pleased, but she had nowhere else to go, and she begged to stay with him, until he eventually relented and took her under his wing.

He took her to Pompeii, and asked her to learn how to make cameos, his trade, and she did, willing to do anything to please him, and she mastered the art of making cameos.

But her happiness was short lived, as the eruption of Vesuvius destroyed her beloved city, and under the orders of Arion, she gathered what slaves she could and led them away, but few would listen to her.

a noblewoman of breeding and education. A wanderer who dresses in male attire. A familiar figure in the background. Born in Naples, Italy. She had yellow-blond hair and cobalt blue eyes with "too small, too kittenish" features that "made her look like a girl."

came from a prosperous Italian family. She was educated and had traveled to and lived in many cities in Europe. Then she was married at a young age to Lestat's father, the Marquis d'Auvergne. Gabrielle gave birth to seven children, but only 3 survived. Out of these sons, the youngest (Lestat), was to become her favourite. She and Lestat shared a special bond: they both were trapped in a place they hated and struggling endlessly to escape.

cold and uncaring to everyone. She was the only person who was educated in her family and read her books every day, yet lacked the patience to teach her sons to read or write anything. Over the years she sold two of her heirloom jewels from an Italian grandmother to aid Lestat, the only person she loved and cared for. She lived life through him; he was the male part of her. She suffered a rapidly declining health due to bad winters and multiple childbirths. It eventually developed into tuberculosis.

She funded Lestat's trip to Paris with his friend Nicolas de Lenfent by giving him one of her rings to sell and advising him to hitch a ride on the postal carriage. Lestat became an actor there and was far happier than he ever was back home. He was grateful and loved his mother for all that she had done for him over the years so he sent letters to her telling her about his life in Paris. She encouraged his acting career, which gave him much strength and further confidence. She carefully hid her rapidly declining health to keep him strong.

Lestat was made into a vampire by Magnus, and inherited near-inexhaustible wealth when Magnus killed himself in a bonfire. He repaid those who helped him with gold and indulged in his new-found wealth. To hide the truth from Gabrielle, Lestat told her tales of going to the Bahamas, marrying a rich woman and coming into vast wealth. Intrigued, she went to Paris to see her son before she died. Lestat went to see his mother the second night she was in Paris and tried to hide the truth from her, but she found out upon closer inspection of Lestat's changed appearance that he had become a vampire. When Gabrielle literally began to die right before his eyes, a desperate Lestat made her a vampire.

Lestat was now the maker, parent, and teacher, while Gabrielle became the fledgling, the child and the student. Lestat took her to his tower where they lived happily for months. Things changed, however, when Lestat destroyed the Satanic cult headed by Armand, founded a theatre and made Nicolas de Lenfent into a vampire. After this, Lestat and Gabrielle went traveling around the world. Gabrielle became increasingly distant and cold to her son. They finally parted in Egypt just after the French Revolution. Gabrielle went into the deep jungles of Africa and Lestat went underground to sleep for two years.

Gabrielle was off exploring the world on her own for the next 200 years. She did not reappear until 1985 (during *The Queen of the Damned*.) She was there to help her son fight against Akasha and help save the world. During this time, she developed a slight bond with Marius, but nothing became of it and she drifted away from everyone again. Gabrielle resurfaced for the last time after *Memnoch the Devil*, in *The Vampire Armand* while Lestat was in his catatonic sleep.

Although androgyny is a common theme in Rice's books, Gabrielle showed many behaviors that implied that she had genuine gender-identity issues. She often referred to Lestat as her phallus, and lived her life through him. After Lestat made her into a vampire, he procured for her an extravagant dress to replace the blood- and excrement-stained one she died in. Only moments later, she killed a man, discarded the dress and took his clothing for herself, tucking her hair beneath a cap. Some time after, she cut her hair to a length more befitting a man and was the next night horrified and shaken when she found it restored to its original length. As the story moved on, Lestat described her candor and comportment as that of a man, though her girlish facial traits kept her from carrying off the ruse successfully. He goes on to note that she only ever rarely donned dresses again, and that when such events did occur, they were only done to please him.

short and long strands of brown hair with blonde bangs and a streak of it along with many tattoos. She has Caucasian skin and dark hazel brown eyes. she grows her hair out to go past her shoulders and does not have blonde bangs.

## Trivia

* It is mentioned that she and Nina met each other years beforehand.
* Like Nina, Dr. Rosen had offered her a place in the team. However, she refused it, knowing that if she accepted, she too would have to be in submission to the government "flunkies", or people who takes orders from others.
* She invented "Bob", a device that uses bioelectric signature and satellite to track down anyone on earth.
* Has invented a device that if used for ten minutes gives the same effect as having slept for 8 hours
* She has invented a coffee machine which serves drinks by voice commands.
* She created robot wasp good for tracking and spying.
* She made cubes with electricity that shock people.
* When Nina attempted to "push" her, Skylar says she has on contacts that negate the effects.
* She created a machine that uses light and sound to stun people.
* Skylar created a bomb using a fire extinguisher and an elevator button panel.
* She created the Photo-Stimulator cubes which when hooked to machines causes Alpha skills to be awakened or enhanced.

who can invent devices years ahead of their time, create devices from random things around her in a short amount of time, and can escape from situations very easily.

**Quantitative Aptitudinal** Alphas are able to thoroughly and completely understand the basic and complex functions of any subject related to measuring the amount or number of a material usually estimated by spatial measurement. They have a knack for inventing the unthinkable; usually devices decades ahead of their time. They can be improvisational when inventing, efficiently constructing what they need with existing resources in their surroundings.

* Extremely Intelligent. Goal Oriented. Anti-social

## Analysis

Quantitative Aptitudinals tap into astounding reserves of problem solving ability, focusing on technology or mathematics, a physical form of tackling problems.

Neurologists are beginning to understand basic problem solving as performed by the human brain. Much of the activity required for problem solving, **executive function**, is based in the prefrontal cortex. As neurons transmit data to the cortex, it processes it with computer-like efficiency. The brain determines which pieces of data are important, which are useful, and then uses the data to create possible models.

For instance, a person standing at a security fence. The person can hear the buzz of the electrical field and smell ozone. They can read any security signs, and examine the structure and mechanisms of the fence. With this information, they can compare the conditions to their existing knowledge of how electricity is transmitted. After sorting all this data, they can compare it to their goal of getting to the other side of the fence.

They can imagine several scenarios in a short span of time. Touching the fence will shock them, possibly to death. Cutting a nearby wire could trigger another alarm. Digging underneath would take too long and attract attention. Jumping over would be physically impossible.

The Quantitative Aptitudinal performs all these functions with higher speed and efficiency, and their ability to envision the future goes farther. Technology is a powerful part of this ability because things like computers and high-powered sensors can give the alpha more data to process, as well as freeing up other functions to give them more energy to focus on prefrontal cortex activity.

Devices created by a Quantitative Aptitudinal are not dependent on their creator to maintain their function. Reverse-engineering and reproducing such devices may be possible, but likely difficult because of the logical and intuitive leaps taken by the Quantitative Aptitudinal to create them in the first place.

intuitive genius, currently residing in Canada.

## Season 1

Skylar Adams, an Alpha-powered super-inventor, is working in her loft laboratory when her robotic wasp detects soldiers approaching. By the time the soldiers get into her place, Skylar is perched on a roof across the street and, with the press of a button she detonates a bomb, preventing them from following her any further.

When Agent Sullivan finds out about the incident with Skylar, the team heads over to her loft to investigate. Thanks to Rachel's abilities, the team gets a lead on Skylar's whereabouts and tracks her down at a farmer's market in Brooklyn. Somehow, however, the soldiers have gotten to the farmer's market first. With Skylar in danger, the team jumps into action and is able, just barely, to save her, although she doesn't appreciate it.

At headquarters, Skylar seems ungrateful but her instincts prove correct; even though Dr. Rosen reassures her that the team will protect her, Agent Sullivan soon shows up with orders to keep Skylar in "protective custody" at Binghamton while she creates weapons for the Department of Defense. Before Agent Clay and the rest of the Binghamton team show up, the soldiers who have been following Skylar appear with their guns at the ready. In a dangerous standoff, badges are drawn and it turns out that the soldiers are NSA agents. It seems that Skylar has been freelancing for the NSA and they have suspected her of selling military secrets via a complex mathematical algorithm.

Using her impressive inventing skills, Skylar builds a machine to incapacitate all of the people chasing her and seeks out the help of Nina, the one person she thinks she can trust. Nina helps Skylar blindly, hoping that her trust won’t be betrayed. Their first stop is to kill B.O.B., the machine Skylar built for the NSA to track anyone and everyone in the world.

With Gary's help, the team finds out that Skylar has been protecting her mathematically gifted daughter Zoe all along. Somehow, Skylar's Alpha abilities have been passed on to her daughter in a remarkable way and Skylar has been trying to prevent her from becoming a human guinea pig. Making a judgment call that he knows could land him in hot water, Dr. Rosen allows Skylar and her daughter to escape.

a very intelligent and independent person who could take care of herself and was excellent at reading people and their intentions, quickly figuring out that the men who were offering to help her change her tire were actually Hunters trying to kill her. She also seemed to be pragmatic, maybe to the point of pessimism, very proud of her heritage, slim young woman with long limbs, pale white skin, freckles, and dark brown hair and eyes. She seemed to wear simple, casual clothing such as jeans and t-shirts with boots or sneakers and little jewelry or makeup. She had the symbol, the Horned God, burned into the skin and muscle of her right deltoid. animalistic and brutal. the daughter of world-renowned woman. had attracted the pack's attention to the extent of wanting to recruit her. Sunglasses. Cane: A white, foldable cane for blind people which has a red tip and a removable cap on the end that conceals a razor-sharp, diamond-shaped blade inside.

## Personality

Deucalion was once a "man of vision" who had so much faith in the humanity of all beings (humans and Werewolves alike) that it made him somewhat naive, to the point where he underestimated the deceptive nature of mankind. Deucalion initially saw a better future and peace between the Hunters and Werewolves, but after being blinded by veteran Hunter Gerard Argent, he became disillusioned and cynical, the trauma changing his personality for the worse. This cynical and jaded outlook on life only became even more severe after his Beta Marco attempted to kill him, and after he was forced to defend himself by killing Marco, he learned that he could steal the power of his Betas and become stronger and more powerful himself.

The rush of power he got from killing Marco corrupted Deucalion, who quickly became more and more obsessed with obtaining more power as he killed the rest of his Betas. Once his pack had been slaughtered, he set his sights on creating a new Alpha Pack to gain even more power by recruiting Alphas such as himself to join him, though he required them to kill their own Betas and Emissary as the price of admission. As his hunger for power grew more and more extreme, he became fixated on creating the perfect Alpha Pack by recruiting more Alphas, particularly those who had unique powers or lineage; for example, he was drawn to Ethan and Aiden, twin Werewolves who could merge to form an extremely powerful and extra-large Werewolf, Derek Hale, the son of the renowned and respected Talia Hale, and Scott McCall, an exceptionally rare True Alpha who gained his power through his own strength of will, virtue, and dedication to maintaining his humanity, a type of Alpha who only appears once a century at most.

Unlike his original self, who cared deeply for his pack and his fellow Werewolves in general to the point where he wanted to call a truce to ensure that no one else had to die in the war with Hunters, this corrupted version of Deucalion cared little about human or supernatural lives. He even went so far as to kill his own packmate Ennis in order to manipulate Kali into believing he died from the wounds sustained from his battle with Derek, thus motivating her to put pressure on Derek to join them the Alpha Pack, as Derek's membership would make it easier for him to recruit Scott, the True Alpha he coveted.

However, once Deucalion's sight was restored after Derek tricked Jennifer Blake into healing him, he witnessed Scott's ascension to True Alpha status, which seemed to help shock him back into his original personality. He seemed especially touched when Derek and Scott let Deucalion live, reminding him that Talia Hale once said he was a man of vision and that they hoped he could be that man again. His return to his true self was first hinted when he hired the famed mercenary Braeden to rescue Derek from the Calaveras after he was captured in Mexico, and it was later confirmed that he had joined the side of good when he teamed up with Scott to help him defeat both Theo Raeken and the Beast of Gevaudan.

Though Deucalion had proved himself to be an ally to the McCall Pack, he still retained some of his more manipulative tendencies, which were evidenced when he tricked Theo into believing that Belasko's talons wouldn't help him steal the Beast's power and when he attempted to manipulate Hayden Romero, Tracy Stewart, Josh Diaz, and Corey into turning against Theo, a feat that was successful for all except for Tracy; he also went on to teach Theo how to kill and steal the powers of other beings and stood by and watched as Theo killed Tracy and Josh for their respective powers afterward.

handsome, tall, and lean middle-aged man with blue eyes and sandy blond hair. When he was blind, his eyes were cloudy with a red ring around his iris due to the damage from the flash-bang arrowheads. He typically dressed in a casual, comfortable fashion, preferring button-up shirts and sweaters in neutral colors paired with jeans or slacks in black, navy, or khaki.

**Deucalion** was a supporting character in the third, fifth, and sixth seasons of *Teen Wolf* who was originally a secondary antagonist and who ended up somewhat of an anti-hero. He was first introduced in Season 3 as a blind Werewolf and the primary Alpha of Alpha Pack. It was soon revealed that Deucalion had returned to Beacon Hills with the intention of not only recruiting Derek Hale to the Alpha Pack, but also the potential True Alpha Scott McCall, as Deucalion wanted to achieve perfection by adding such a rare Alpha to his ranks.

While pursuing these two recruits, Deucalion and the Alpha Pack also had to contend with the Darach, who was revealed to be Jennifer Blake, a dark Druid who had nearly been killed by Kali on Deucalion's orders and who was hellbent on getting her revenge on him and his pack for the wounds inflicted upon her.

However, she was no match for the self-proclaimed Demon Wolf, especially after Derek tricked her into healing Deucalion's damaged eyes so that he could see the scarred, mutilated face she bore as a result of Kali's attack. After Deucalion incapacitated Jennifer, who had already taken out the majority of his pack prior to their battle, Derek and Scott let Deucalion go, though they did leave him with a warning-- Talia Hale had once said that he was a man of vision, and though they hoped that he could be that man again, they would be coming after him if they learned he had returned to his bloodthirsty ways.

was still keeping an eye on the town and the packs even from a distance, and that he was trying to make things right with those he wronged by doing what he could to help them.

Deucalion returned in Season 5B after supposedly being found and captured by Theo Raeken and his Chimera Pack. Though he led the group to believe that he had become blind again and was intent on getting his revenge on Scott McCall for everything that had been done to him, it was later revealed that he was actually allied with Scott all along, as Scott had figured out that Theo was intending to seek him out and got in touch with him first. As part of their plan, Deucalion had allowed himself to be captured to both cause Theo to be lulled into a false sense of security in his skills, as well as to work from within to turn the Chimera Pack against Theo in the same way that Theo turned the McCall Pack against Scott.

continued to redeem herself further by no longer entering combat of any kind, even going so far as to study the martial art of *bagua*, or the path of least resistance, in order to avoid using violence by both protecting himself from harm while causing others to unintentionally inflict it upon themselves instead in their attempt to attack him.

When Scott and Malia called on him to join them in the battle against Gerard and Monroe's Hunter Army and the Anuk-ite under whose influence they had been for some time, he chose to remain out of the physical fight and instead offered his guidance and knowledge by teaching them how to fight without the use of their eyes, drawing on his experience as a blind man for half a decade. Deucalion was ultimately killed by Monroe's Hunters, and his final words to were to Scott in an effort to remind him that Gerard knew that he couldn't beat Scott and his pack, giving him the reassurance he needed to defeat both threats with the help of his packmates.

had a tenuous alliance.

## Early life

Before being blinded and forming the Alpha Pack, Deucalion was known as a man of vision who believed that continued war with the Hunters would only lead to more losses on both sides. He was close friends with Talia Hale, the renowned and respected Alpha of the Hale Pack and her Druid Emissary Alan Deaton. They respected each other and occasionally had meetings to discuss issues that affected the Werewolf community at large. He became an Alpha at some point in his life; according to Gerard Argent, he was the Alpha who bit and turned Gerard's brother, the Hunter Alexander Argent, in 1977, suggesting that he has been an Alpha for almost forty years if Gerard was telling the truth. *("Motel California")*

During a summit with the Hale Pack, Kali's original pack, Ennis' original pack, and Deucalion and his own original pack in Beacon Hills, they listened as Ennis described what the Argent Hunters did to one of his Betas before killing him. Despite Ennis' insistence that they fight back, and Laura Hale's argument that the Hunters don't discern between packs, which meant that they were all in danger, Deucalion argued that they needed to meet with the Argents and form a truce, as he had a vision of a better future in which the two sides coexisted in peace. Though both Talia and Deaton disagreed with his plan to meet with Gerard Argent, they ended up advising him on how to best go about it, though they warned him that Gerard was known for his brutality.

Deucalion ultimately brought several of his Betas to an abandoned distillery to meet with Gerard and several of his fellow Hunters, where he found, much to his horror, that it was an ambush. After Gerard weakened everyone (Werewolf and human alike) by spraying wolfsbane fog, he used a baseball bat embedded with Werewolf claws harvested from his previous hunts to kill both his own people and the Betas, claiming that since the Hunters with him wanted peace as well, they needed to die. He then made it clear that he intended to frame Deucalion and his pack, since his homemade spiked mace created wounds that looked like claw gashes from a Werewolf. When Deucalion desperately crawled out of the distillery, Gerard easily caught up with him and laughed at the Alpha's insistence that he had a "vision of peace," snarking that his vision was "a little short-sighted" before jamming two flash-bang arrows into Deucalion's eye sockets.

**Carrie Hudson** was a minor character in Season 4 of *Teen Wolf*. She was first mentioned in *The Benefactor* when she appeared on the first section of the Deadpool, a hit-list of supernatural creatures discovered by Lydia Martin. She then made her first appearance in *I.E.D.*, where she was revealed to be a Beta Werewolf who was being chased by one of a pair of assassins known as The Orphans, Violet, who had used her thermo-wire garrote (disguised as a bolo necklace) to cut off her left hand. Though Carrie managed to escape from Violet, she was tricked by the assassin's partner, Garrett, into getting into his car, where he stabbed her to death with his double-bladed knife.

## Personality

Carrie's time on the series was brief, but in that time, she proved herself to be brave and strong when she battled against Violet despite having lost a hand, and was quite skilled at fighting. She was also shown to be very trusting, as she genuinely believed that Garrett was intending to help her and decided to risk it for a chance to survive, a decision that ultimately led to her death.

## Physical Appearance

Carrie was an attractive young woman of small stature who had pale skin, light blonde hair, and blue eyes. During her only appearance, she was dressed in a casual yet practical outfit of jeans, Converse sneakers, a t-shirt, and a zip-up light jacket. The only Werewolf features she showed were the claws on her left hand (the hand that was not cut off by Violet) and her gold glowing eyes.

Delilah is an investigative reporter and manages the apartment Joe moves into in LA. She takes care of her younger sister Ellie who lives with her. She moved to the city when she was underage and became a stripper to try to get by, when she met famous comedian Henderson. He developed a friendship with her, and while alone with him at his house she blacked out, waking up with her skirt pulled up and believing he had sexually assaulted her. She tries unsuccessfully to keep Ellie away from Henderson, hoping to prevent the same thing happening to her. After Henderson dies, she is determined to expose him and publishes an article about her experience.

Peach is a privileged young woman, born into a notable literary family with wealth and vast resources. After meeting at Brown University, Peach assumes the role as the controlling queen bee of Beck’s inner circle of privileged friends. She takes an immediate dislike to Joe, assuming that he has sinister intentions.

In the series, Peach appears to care about Beck's interests but often keeps her at arm's length. They have been friends since college, Peach helps Beck with money and other luxuries. Initially, she admonishes Beck for pursuing a relationship with Joe on the grounds that she needs financial support to live as a writer, having free time to hone her craft. Peach looks down at Joe as a bookstore clerk for his inability to provide.

manipulative, emotionally toxic and often parasitic. She appears intent on helping her, despite frequently engaging in sabotage and passive-aggressive behavior. She wishes to have her near her at all times, and thrives on their codependence. has a level of cruelty and determination that makes her dangerous.

Dr. Nicky becomes the therapist of Guinevere Beck after the death of her friend, Peach Salinger. Joe Goldberg (under the alias Paul), initiates his own therapy sessions with Dr. Nicky as a way to asses him and his possible influence on Beck. Joe finds him to be insightful and continues to see him for more evaluation and advice, particularly about his relationship with Beck- although he changes names and situations so he does not realize who he is actually talking about. Joe becomes suspicious of Beck's relationship with Dr. Nicky and breaks into his office, listening to a recording of their recent session. After listening to it for a few moments, he decides their relationship is professional and that Dr. Nicky is a good therapist who is helping Beck.

aspiring musician, considered to be missing. ambitious, driven, lived in Paris. Acting / Theater. Baticeer. Actress. Opera singer

## Trivia

* Beatrice's silhouette appears on the cover of *The Beatrice Letters*.
* She once kept marmosets and tree frogs.
* Beatrice could play the theremin.
* pleasant facial features.
* disliked fishing, saying it is one of the most boring activities in the world.
* had a secret pocket in her coat where she often kept a small pocket dictionary, which she would take out whenever she encountered a word she did not know.
* She gave Klaus a book as a gift entitled *What Happens to Wet Metal*, which helps him during the events of *The Hostile Hospital*.
* "Beatrice Baudelaire" is an anagram of "Carrie E. Abelabudite". In *The Hostile Hospital*, there is a patient with that name, making readers wonder if she survived the Baudelaire fire or if this is simply a red herring.
* It is quite probable that she did not change her surname when she married Bertrand, and he took her surname instead, as stated in *The Wide Window*, her peppermint allergy is described as infamous for the Baudelaire family (and considering she is the one with the allergy and not Bertrand, this would make her a part of the Baudelaire family), and all of Lemony's letters to her in *The Beatrice Letters*, including the letters before she married Bertrand, are addressed to "BB."
* Similar to her husband, Bertrand, and Quigley Quagmire, Beatrice also has alliteration in her name.

Mr. Snicket rarely appears in public, but when he does, it is best to avoid him. Fortunately, space at his events is limited.
Lemony Snicket was born before you were, and is likely to die before you as well. His family has roots in a part of the country which is now underwater, and his childhood was spent in the relative splendor of the Snicket Villa which has since become a factory, a fortress, a pharmacy and alas, is now, someone else's villa. To the untrained eye, Mr. Snicket's hometown would not appear to be filled with secrets. Untrained eyes have been wrong many times before.
The aftermath of the scandal was swift, brutal and inaccurately reported in the periodicals of the day. It is true, however, that Mr. Snicket was stripped of several awards by the reigning authorities, including Honorable Mention, the Grey Ribbon and First Runner Up. The High Council reached a convenient if questionable verdict and Mr. Snicket found himself in exile.
Though his formal training was chiefly in rhetorical analysis, he has spent the last several eras researching the travails of the Baudelaire orphans. This project, being published serially by HarperCollins, takes him to the scenes of numerous crimes, often during the offseason. Eternally pursued and insatiably inquisitive, a hermit and a nomad, Mr. Snicket wishes you nothing but the best.
Due to the world-wide-web of conspiracy which surrounds him, Mr. Snicket often communicates with the general public through his representative, Daniel Handler. Mr. Handler has had a relatively uneventful life and is the author of three books for adults, *The Basic Eight, Watch Your Mouth,* and *Adverbs*, none of which are anywhere near as dreadful as Mr. Snicket's. Like Mr. Snicket, Mr. Handler wishes you nothing but the best.
Mr. Snicket's investigations usually prevent him from being anywhere near any electronic equipment or postal paraphernalia, however, if you feel you must send word to him, you can write him at:
very intelligent and studious. As shown in *All the Wrong Questions*, he believes in doing what is right even when he is scared. He is willing to risk injury to himself to help others. He is also very determined to catch Hangfire. Snicket is wise for his years and at times philosophical.

As he became older, he became more cynical. In *A Series of Unfortunate Events*, Snicket comes off as an extremely morbidly depressed narrator who hangs around graveyards and is in constant mourning of his deceased love, Beatrice Baudelaire. He has a morbidly humorous outlook on life. He is often brutally honest and sometimes rather savage with his words, such as saying a jar of mustard would probably be more helpful to the Baudelaires than Mr. Poe and calling Carmelita Spats a "filthy little girl".

He is often portrayed as being camera-shy, avoiding his face to be seen in photographs. As such, Daniel Handler had to represent him at many real-world events. In the film, he is only seen in shadows. However, this aspect of him was changed in the Netflix adaptation, and his face is shown openly throughout - though it is made clear that, as in the books, he is still in hiding from his enemies in the series.

* In *The Slippery Slope*, Sunny says "Busheney" to Olaf, which meant something along the lines of, "You're an evil man with no concern whatsoever for other people."

* Sunny seems to become ruder and sassier in each adaptation of the series. In the books, Sunny is generally polite. In the film, she says things like "Is she desperate?" and "I think she's the mayor of Crazy Town". In the TV series, Sunny comes off as blunt and on occasion almost insolent, though she is shown to have a compassionate side as well.

At the start of the series, Sunny had four abnormally large, sharp teeth and enjoys biting things with them, an interest that stuck with her even after the rest of her teeth began to come in. She eventually acquires a penchant and talent for cooking, and both skills save the lives of the Baudelaires at various times. For instance, in *The Slippery Slope*, when Sunny and her siblings are separated, she uses a smoked salmon (described in-series as 'lox') recipe to signal her location to her siblings elsewhere in the Mortmain Mountains). The first time Sunny showed her passion for cooking is during the events in *The Carnivorous Carnival* when she edited a hot chocolate recipe by including cinnamon. Over time, she began creating more and more complicated dishes, such as pesto lo mein, water-chestnut amuse-bouche, and coconut cream cake, with her prowess expanding over her time spent on the Island to include various types of soft baby food, developed for a young Beatrice Baudelaire II.

At times in the series, Sunny is presented in an unrealistic way in terms of physical feats for a baby, adding to the absurdist nature of the series. For example, her teeth are sometimes shown carving hard material such as rocks and wood, she is seen changing a lightbulb on a ladder in *The Bad Beginning*, she defends herself against in a sword fight in *The Miserable Mill*, she works as a secretary in *The Austere Academy* (although Vice Principal Nero fires her for being a "terrible" secretary), she climbs an elevator shaft using nothing but her teeth in *The Ersatz Elevator*, and she works as a hotel concierge in *The Penultimate Peril*, among various other accomplishments. In the TV series, she is seen playing poker while being held hostage by the Hook-Handed Man.

As Sunny is a baby, she is at an age where one mostly speaks in a series of unintelligible shrieks. She cannot say many English words at the start of the series other than "bottle," "mommy," "bite," and the names of her siblings. "Bite" is mentioned to be the first full word she spoke. She does, however, have an expansive vocabulary of non-English words that can be translated by Violet, Klaus, and, occasionally, Lemony Snicket who despite giving meanings to most of Sunny's early language, chooses to define the words as 'meaning something like' rather than meaning an exact word. When Sunny speaks however, most people are confused with what she is saying, despite her being a baby. According to *The Miserable Mill*, one of her favorite words is, "Aha!" Sunny's vocabulary grows overwhelmingly throughout the series, and by *The End*, she is speaking in full and clarified sentences. By *Chapter Fourteen*, Sunny can speak as well as both her siblings. In actuality, a lot of Sunny's gibberish are references and allusions. In the film and Netflix series, Sunny's language is translated and communicated with subtitles.

## Personality

Sunny is kind-hearted, brave, intelligent, gracious, and sensible like her older siblings. Her understanding of the world around her and cognitive thinking appears to be fully developed for her age as indicated by her ability to adapt well in frantic situations. She also has a bit of creative side especially when she became interested in cooking since her brief time in Count Olaf's clutches. In spite of that, most of her behavior is akin to a regular infant's and toddler's. In the film and Netflix series, Sunny comes off as very cheeky and occasionally insolent. This most occurred either when she was frustrated or directly mocked for the way she communicated with others.

Every aspect of Sunny's physical appearance that is described in-text is that she is incredibly small; in *The Bad Beginning*, she is about the size of a boot, and she grows to the size of an eggplant by *The Slippery Slope.* She cannot walk on her own until the end of *The Vile Village*.

She has been described by Lemony Snicket to have "Pleasant facial features", but what exactly that entails is unknown.

In the original illustrations, Sunny has one strand of black hair with a bow tied around it- the bow changes colors in the illustrations but seems to be either red/dark pink, yellow or blue. She is drawn white and has rosy cheeks. Her eye color is indeterminable, though it seems to be dark.

She wears a long white dress with a lace collar and sleeves, though it appears as light blue in some lighting. The dress is long enough to cover her feet. Unlike her siblings she who change outfits for the versions designed to mimic Victorian penny-dreadfuls (for example: *The Reptile Room or, Murder*), she is always pictured wearing the same outfit.

Her most notable feature is her four incredibly sharp teeth, which can bite through most anything. In illustrations that feature her biting something, her teeth stick out and are very pointy.

### Film

In the film, Sunny is a bit older than described in the books, already walking by the time the story begins. She has red hair, light blue eyes, and pale skin with rosy cheeks.

She wears a very large and Victorian-style dress, that is mainly gray but includes splashes off pink on the sleeves and top skirt, on the lace around the collar and sleeves, and as the bottom of her skirt. She has black stripes around the collar and a black ribbon around her waist. She also has a black ribbon belted on her sleeves and tied into bows and hanging from her collar. Her hair is tied up in a dark green ribbon, and she has white socks and black shoes.

In *The Wide Window* segments, she is given a light blue cloak with pink edges and a pink inside, tied with a matching pink ribbon. In some of the flashback segments at the beginning of the film, Sunny can be seen in a light pink dress in a similar style to her normal outfit, and accented with light silver, including a ribbon collar.

### TV Series

In the television series, Sunny begins around the same age she was described in the books- actress Presley Smith was eight months old when filming began. However, due to a large gap in production time between Season 1 and Seasons 2 and 3, Presley aged quickly and grew into a toddler. This is waved aside as a growth spurt, and she begins walking in "The Austere Academy: Part One" as opposed to at the end of *The Vile Village.*

She has blonde hair that is typically tied into a ponytail, with a light-colored ribbon. For the majority of *The Carnivorous Carnival* and *The Slippery Slope*, her hair is down, and it is very short in the back, though her bangs almost reach her eyes. She has pale skin and hazel eyes.

She has a much wider variety of outfits than previous adaptations. Her most marketed outfits are her dark-pink-and-white striped onesie with a white-collar as seen in *The Wide Window* (not to be confused with a similar onesie with lighter pink stripes and a striped collar that appeared in The Bad Beginning) her white-accented dress from *The Vile Village* through "The Carnivorous Carnival: Part One" that has a blue top, and a skirt with three large yellow, pink and dark blue stripes, light leggings, and three white buttons shaped like stars, and her white floral dress with bright pink accents and white buttons (designed after the book illustrations) from "The Penultimate Peril: Part Two", though in early promotion for Season Three she was shown in her *Slippery Slope* outfit made for her by Fernald, where she has a dark yellow jacket, plaid skirt, white leggings, and boots.

When she leaves the island, her hair is the same as before, but she has a white sleeveless dress, lightly striped with blue and pink, and with light buttons.

#### A Bad Beginning

In A Bad Beginning: Part One and A Bad Beginning: Part Two she wears a light dusty-pink and white striped onesie, with a collar striped with the same colors. The onesie has dark-pink buttons on the back. She also often wears a bright-yellow coat with wings embroidered in yellow thread. She is sometimes seen with a light-pink baby blanket and matching lace bonnet. She wears a thin light-pink bow-shaped hair ribbon.

#### The Reptile Room

In The Reptile Room: Part One and The Reptile Room: Part Two she wears a light pink onesie with a white peter-pan collar and pink buttons down the front. When she goes to the movies she wears a red coat with light pink embroidered accents next to the zipper and pink pompoms on strings at the collar. With her red coat she wears a pink felt hat with a large pink pompom on the side. Her pajamas are a onesie with pink with small dark pink flowers. In the beginning of The Reptile Room: Part One she wears the same onesie from The Bad Beginning. She also wears a thin light-pink bow-shaped hair ribbon.

#### The Wide Window

In The Wide Window: Part One she wears a pink tweed coat with two rows of dark pink buttons on the front and pink accents on the collar and cuffs. With her coat she wears a brown hat with a light pink ribbon. Under her coat she has a light-pink onesie. The onesie had two blue heart-patterned pockets on her chest, a blue heart-patterned collar, and blue buttons on the front of the onesie. There is light-pink ric-rac accenting the collar and pockets. In The Wide Window: Part Two she wears a bright yellow and white striped onesie with a zipper on the front. When she goes to The Anxious Clown she wears the same coat and hat from earlier. After her baking soda bath she wears a dark-pink and white striped onesie with a white collar, and dark-pink buttons down the front. When they go sailing she dons a bright yellow raincoat with metal buttons and a matching rain-hat. Her hair ribbon is light pink.

#### The Miserable Mill

In The Miserable Mill: Part One and The Miserable Mill: Part Two she wears a dusty olive-green jumpsuit with a matching olive-green hat that has the Lucky Smells Lumbermill logo on the front. With it she wears plain white socks. At the very beginning and very end she wears the same dark-pink and white striped onesie from earlier. Her hair ribbon is light-pink.

#### The Austere Academy

In The Austere Academy: Part One and The Austere Academy: Part Two she wears a dark-red sweater with the Prufrock Prep logo over her heart. Under the sweater she wears a plain-white onesie. She also wears a dark grey skirt, black tights, and black dress shoes. In some scenes she wears bright-white running shoes with S.O.R.E. written in glittery letters. She sometimes wears a blue and red cap. Her hair ribbon is light-pink

wears a tailored pinstripe suit. Her suit is black with white pinstripes and a black bow-tie. her suit is only slightly baggy around the arms and legs. She also wears nice black and white shoes. Her hair ribbon is black.

#### The Vile Village

In The Vile Village: Part One she wears a short-sleeve red and blue gingham dress with a white collar and cuffs. Her collar is accented with red ric-rac. She also wears white bloomers, white tights, and black lace-up shoes. Her hair ribbon is red. Later she dons a white short-sleeve blouse with red stitching accenting the collar and cuffs, yellow overalls, multi-colored cowboy boots, and a red cowboy hat with white stitching on the brim. In The Vile Village: Part Two she wears a white accented dress that has a blue top, and a skirt with three large yellow, pink and dark blue stripes, white tights, white bloomers, black lace-up shoes, and three white buttons shaped like stars. The dress comes down to her knee and is worn with a pink hair ribbon. In several scenes she is seen with a red plastic fireman's hat.

#### The Hostile Hospital

In The Hostile Hospital: Part One and The Hostile Hospital: Part Two she wears the same white accented dress but, the skirt is longer and less poofy. She is sometimes hidden under a white doctors coat.

she wears a dirty and torn, faded-flower print shirt with dirty khaki pants. Her hair is mussed up and has dirt in it and her face is painted to look dirty. deep-yellow coat, a red/brown plaid dress, white tights, and dirty pink boats. For part of time her hair is tied up with a scrap of the dress. The rest of the time it was down. wears a light red sailor outfit with a white kerchief, a dirty white belt, and a picture of Captain Widdershins on the top-left side, and white accents on the collar and cuffs. She also wears a sailors hat. wears a short-sleeve floral patterned dress with a large pink bib-collar, pink cuffs, white buttons, white tights, and red Mary-Janes. Her hair is tied up in a pink ribbon. wears a dirty version of her floral dress. She also wears a white and orange ombre robe. The robe is belted at the waist with a piece of rope and has wooden clasps on front. It is worn with grass sandals and a matching ombre ribbon. wears a smocked white dress with dark blue flowers, and grass sandals. wears a sleeveless dress with vertical pinstripes in red, green, blue, and yellow. It has three yellow buttons on the front and is worn with grass sandals. Her hair is tied up with a piece of twine. very intelligent and enjoys reading books and conducting research for fun, extremely unlucky and unfortunate. Books / Reading. Researcher. Extremely intelligent.

Klaus is acknowledged as the reader and researcher of his siblings. He is a bibliophile and loves nothing more than to read a good book. Having read more books than most people do in a lifetime, Klaus thrives off reading and would want no more than a good book, a comfy chair, and the warm glow of a reading lamp. He is known to have read a good deal of the Baudelaire's private library before it was destroyed in the terrible fire in which the children's parents both perished. He also reads whatever he can anywhere else including the remains of the V.F.D Library, Josephine Anwhistle's grammar library, Dr. Montgomery Montgomery's reptile library, Charles' library, etc.

Klaus is always there to help his sisters with most words and phrases they do not understand and has a photographic memory, being able to remember many things he reads. This has helped the Baudelaire orphans immensely on various occasions. Klaus believed all his life that if you read enough books, you could solve any problem (something which the Baudelaires' friend Quigley Quagmire agrees about), although after living with Count Olaf, he is no longer so sure about this.

Despite being knowledgeable, Klaus does not already know all things in all fields. For example, in *The Bad Beginning*, he doesn't know what Molotov cocktails are. In *The Ersatz Elevator*, he doesn't know what "xenophobe" means, so Jerome Squalor explains it.

Herman Melville is one of his favorite authors, and he particularly enjoys "the way Melville dramatizes the plight of overlooked people, such as poor sailors or exploited youngsters, through his strange, often experimental philosophical prose." which is basically what *A Series of Unfortunate Events* is. He also admires Hammurabi. His least favorite poet is Edgar Guest, saying, "he was a writer of limited skill, who wrote awkward, tedious poetry on hopelessly sentimental topics."

While generally polite and well-mannered like Violet, Klaus has a tendency to correct people when they are wrong, which can make him seem like a rude and annoying know-it-all at times. For example, he can't help but correct someone who claims an eagle is a mammal instead of a bird. In the TV show, when someone says, "You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar", Klaus replies, "Actually, you'll catch the most flies with manure." However, Klaus does not do this because he is trying to be elitist or condescending, but rather, he cares a lot about accurate information because he feels true knowledge can empower people and make the world a better place. He can also be rude in other ways. For example, in the The Reptile Room: Part One, he snaps at both Violet and the Broken-Hearted Crocodile.

While Violet tries to be hopeful and optimistic, Klaus seems to have a bit of a pessimistic side, especially his film version who shoves Captain Sham to the floor. He is often shown complaining and venting about his situations.

became very interested in books, and would spend a lot of time in her family's library.

When he was very young, and had only just started reading, his mother spent one summer reading him *Anna Karenina* while he sat on her lap, helping him with the big words and occasionally stopping to explain what was happening in the story. When he was eight, his sister Violet got him a book of Finnish Poetry.

At some point, Beatrice and Bertrand took their children to a vineyard for the weekend. However, the family had to transfer trains in order to reach their destination, and Violet and Klaus were isolated from their parents in the crowd. They went outside to the nearby shops, and soon the local shoemaker, blacksmith, chimney sweep and computer technician helped reunite the family. While relieved, their parents told their children that if they got lost again, to stay put and let their parents find them.

Beatrice once took Klaus fishing, as he had read up on different kinds of fish and wanted to see them. However, the two of them were bored the entire evening. During another boring evening, when Klaus was inside during a rainy afternoon and about eight years old, he measured the width of all the doorways in the mansion.

When his younger sister Sunny was born, Klaus didn't like her at all; however, by the time she was six weeks old, the two of them were thick as thieves.

On Beatrice's birthday, the family awoke early to make her a cake, and Klaus sifted through the flour with the cinnamon, pausing every few minutes to wipe his glasses. After the can opener broke, Sunny used her teeth to open a can of condensed milk, which impressed Klaus and the rest of the family.

They once all stayed inside one boring, rainy afternoon, and they all painted their toenails bright red. Violet spilled some polish onto the yellow chair, leaving a stain that never really came out. At some point, the children watched a horror film, and the rest of the night they were afraid every noise was vampires breaking into the house to take them away- however, Klaus later hypothesizes that perhaps someone had broken into the house after all.

The family once had a picnic at the Rutabaga River, and Bertrand was so excited that he forgot to pack silverware, and the family had to eat sweet-and-sour shrimp with their hands, and wash their hands in the river; afterward, Klaus and Beatrice picked blackberries. The children also went to the Hotel Preludio with their parents for a weekend, where Bertrand taught them an elevator prank; to press all the buttons right before exiting, so everyone left inside would have to go to every floor.

Violet, Klaus, and Sunny had a routine for whenever their parents went out to the orchestra; first, Violet and Klaus would play a few games of checkers while Sunny ripped up old newspapers, and then the children would read in the library until they fell asleep on the sofas.

## Known crimes

Klaus, despite being a volunteer and is considered a protagonist, has committed a variety of crimes. He:

* Stole a sailboat in *The Wide Window* - In order to save his aunt, although he wanted to borrow it.
* Hitchhiked without the driver's permission(TV series only).
* Caused serious damage to Phil's leg, although he was hypnotized.
* Helped Georgina Orwell in her murder attempt of Charles, although he was hypnotized.
* Broke many rules of Prufrock Preparatory School and had Duncan Quagmire impersonate him so he could skip a S.O.R.E. meeting in order to study for a crucial exam.

* Broke rule #1,742 of the Village of Fowl Devotees: "No one is allowed to escape from jail." - Klaus broke out of jail during *The Vile Village*, although he was wrongfully imprisoned and he would have been burned at the stake had he not escape.
* Impersonated a doctor in *The Hostile Hospital*(TV series only, in the books he and Sunny dress up as the White Faced Woman in disguise as nurses).
* Hitchhiked a ride in the trunk of Olaf's car without permission, in order to avoid asphyxiation.
* Aided in burning down Caligari Carnival in order to travel with Olaf's group.
* Pretended to be a staff member (a concierge) of Hotel Denouement, despite not being legally employed there.
* Burnt down the Hotel Denouement as a signal to fellow V.F.D members, likely killing many people inside.
* Is guilty of indirect manslaughter (Count Olaf tossed a harpoon gun into his hands, which Klaus accidentally slips and sets off, killing Dewey Denouement).
* Partially responsible for infecting the Islanders with the Medusoid Mycelium spores and potentially killing them, as he knew it was brought to the island and kept it a secret from the Islanders.

## Physical Appearance

### Books

While Klaus's physical appearance is never described, he is drawn as being white, and shown in the original illustrations to be about a head shorter than Violet. He has black hair with loose bangs parted in the center. His eye color is hard to determine- it is seen as purple on the cover of *The Miserable Mill*, but that may be due to his hypnotism. His cheeks are often drawn as rosy, and he has circular-lensed glasses, which he cannot see without.

He wears formal clothing, usually dark navy in color. His outfit consists of a blue jacket, a white dress shirt underneath, pants matching his jacket that are either shorts or dress pants tucked into his long socks, and brown ankle boots. He has a bow tie, which, like Violet's hair ribbon, often varies with its color, although red seems to be the most common color for it. He along with the rest of his siblings were said to be pleasant-looking, so he may be viewed as handsome.

### Film

In the film, Klaus has curly light brown hair, bangs falling over his forehead and reaching his eyebrows, pale skin with faint freckles, and dark brown eyes. Unlike the books, he is only briefly seen with glasses, when he is reading at the beginning of the film and in the Reptile Room- as thus, they are likely reading glasses and thus not for everyday use. The removal of glasses has been speculated to be to prevent comparison to Harry Potter, though this was never confirmed, and it may have been a costuming choice for another reason.

Klaus wears a dark blue sweater with a white undershirt- similar colors to the book illustrations of Klaus's suit- long light brown pants and brown shoes. In *The Wide Window* segments, he has a dark blue jacket to wear over his sweater. In *The Marvelous Marriage*, he is given a brown overshirt to wear to symbolize that he is playing a camel. Violet also made him a reading headlamp for dark nights.

### Netflix Series

In the 2017-2019 Netflix adaptation, Klaus has brown hair that darkens over the seasons, with bangs parted to his left. While it begins very straight and light, it curls and darkens over the course of the series, due to actor Louis Hynes's hair doing the same. He has light skin, hazel eyes, and brown Wayfarer glasses. While he begins about the same height as Violet, maybe slightly taller, he shoots up in height in-between "The Miserable Mill: Part Two" and "The Austere Academy: Part One," and he remains about a head taller than his sister for the rest of the series.

## Personality

Leo is mischievous, flirty, upbeat, resourceful, eccentric, and impulsive, and loves to tell jokes constantly, even if they aren't particularly funny. He prides himself on being the 'class clown' and pulling pranks on those around him. Leo is genuinely very intelligent and honest and cares about his friends and found family. Being bullied growing up taught him to adapt and entertain even under pressure, as making his enemies or peers laugh prevented them from attacking him. He is also shown to be incredibly brave and selfless, willing to sacrifice himself to save his friends and stop Gaea. Even with his mischievous personality, Leo is also a leader, as he is the counselor of the Hephaestus cabin and a commander on the Argo II.

Despite his easygoing attitude, Leo is emotionally scarred from the death of his mother as he blamed himself for most of his life for causing her death. He hid a hurt and angry demeanor with humor until realizing that his mother's death was not his fault. Leo's serious side exhibits when he is angered by someone, when those he loves are threatened, or when the situation calls for it. He is also frequently seen building small machines and gadgets, and is very skilled and serious about his work, having built a large portion of the Argo II on his own. He is able to funnel his nervous energy into mechanical solutions to seemingly insurmountable problems. Leo has a tendency to view even the most emotionally-charged situations objectively, which Calypso disapproves of. This causes conflict between the two. He also feels that his whole life has been nonstop danger and running, which is reflected in his abundance of nervous energy and need to always fidget and keep his hands moving.

He is known to fall in love with any beautiful girl as long as she is completely out of his league, such as in the case of Khione and Thalia. For example, when Thalia, Jason, and Leo were in the cave alone, Leo asked Thalia if her no-dating policy was seasonal, but she ignored him. Khione, being a snow goddess, hated Leo, as she could sense the fire within him. She took his compliments (Leo once called her hot) as insults. He regularly describes himself as bad at talking to girls and more nervous when he is around them. Being "bad with organic lifeforms" may come from his father, Hephaestus, who once described himself as such.

Near the end of *The Lost Hero*, he starts to let go of the pain of his mother's death and learns that his pyrokinesis is a gift and tool, not a curse. He also decides to stop running from his past and he starts opening up to his friends more. As of *The House of Hades*, after visiting Calypso for the first time, Leo became more steady and yet heartbroken, but he still made jokes, albeit less frequently. Facing heartbreak from this experience seemed to age him somewhat, often seeming sad and far off, thinking of Calypso and his promise to her. Leo's maturation after meeting Calypso is quite typical of someone who experiences heartbreak after a lifetime of feeling like an outcast.

### Fatal Flaw

While Leo's fatal flaw has not been revealed, he shows feelings of inferiority - being unwanted or not trusted, the one no one wanted. He also can say the wrong things at the wrong time, as shown in *The Dark Prophecy* when he is held captured by one of Commodus' men, a Germanus named Albatrix.

## Appearance

In *The Lost Hero*, Leo is described by Jason to look like a "Latino Santa's elf," with curly black hair, dark brown eyes, pointy ears, a cheerful, elf-like face, normally with a mischievous and impish smile, and a diminutive stature with a slim and relatively scrawny build. He is around 5'6, about two inches shorter than Piper McLean. Leo's most notable trait is that he has a look in his eyes that makes him look not only like a troublemaker, but also like he has taken much more caffeine than the normal limit; this could be linked to his ADHD, although he is described as being seriously ADHD even by demigod standards, according to Annabeth. Although not being quite as handsome as Jason, Percy, and Frank have been described, Leo has been called 'cute in a scrawny way' by nymphs and the Maenads from Demigod Diaries, indicating that Leo is quite good-looking despite not finding himself attractive. His upbeat attitude and humor also contribute to his charisma.

During *The House of Hades*, Hazel noted Leo's curly hair had gotten longer and shaggier, and his face got leaner, so he looked less like an imp and more like 'one of those willowy elves in fairy tales". His eyes also constantly drifted, as if he was trying to spot something over the horizon.

In The Trials of Apollo, Leo is described by Apollo to be diminutive and unimposing. In *The Dark Prophecy*, Leo wears a pair of Georgina's overalls during her absence, so they are probably around the same size.

## Abilities and Tools

* General Abilities
* Demigod Abilities
* Magical Items

As a member of the Seven and a son of Hephaestus, Leo is extremely powerful and had displayed excellent battle skills even without formal training.

* **ADHD**: Like most demigods, Leo possesses inborn supernatural battle reflexes and senses that he uses to analyze the fighting style of his opponent. According to Annabeth Chase, however, Leo is seriously ADHD, even for a demigod.
* **Dyslexia**: Leo's brain is hard-wired for reading Ancient Greek instead of modern languages.
* **Morse Code**: Leo's mother taught him Morse code, a skill he has retained, and he was therefore able to understand Festus' last wish. As of *The Blood of Olympus*, Leo and Annabeth are the only known demigods to know Morse code.
* **Trilingual**: Leo can speak Spanish, Greek, and English fluently, having learned both English and Spanish from his mother as a child, and knowing Greek naturally because of being a demigod.
* **Genius Intellect**: Leo is very intelligent. He had learned to think three-dimensionally, and solve mechanical problems in his head. Even at the age of eight, he can do math better than most adults. He is very clever and witty, and is good at adapting, letting him build at any circumstance. He had used his wits, which helped him survived in tough schools and neighborhoods, and a master problem-solver.
* **Superhuman Strength** : Being a demigod, Leo is stronger than a regular mortal. However, Leo has many times labeled himself as weak because of his small stature, and is definitely the weakest male demigod of the Seven, indicating that Leo is pretty weak for a demigod. Leo also is extremely skinny and short and doesn't look very strong. However, Leo has been shown to be quite a bit stronger than he looks as he used two silver-tipped blacksmith hammers to smash full-grown monsters that got in his way.
* **Superhuman Agility**: Being a demigod, Leo is more agile than a regular mortal as he was able to twist his body in mid-air to hang on to a ledge of a cliff after flung off. He was even able to easily launch himself in a backwards somersault to avoid getting crushed by rocks thrown by the Earthborn.
* **Superhuman Durability**: Being a demigod, Leo is more durable than a regular mortal as he shook off falling from dozens of feet, shake off crashing to Calypso's island from a high distance, able to survive crashing face first in the ocean from dozens of feet, and many feats. In *The Lost Hero*, when Piper, Jason, and him fell from the sky, crashed into a ceiling, and slamming on a metal catwalk, he and Jason was able to walk away from it with no signs of discomfort.
* **Cooking Skills**: As shown in *The Lost Hero*, Leo is an amazing cook.
* **Superhuman Reflexes**: Being a demigod, Leo's reflexes are faster than a regular human. Leo was able to dodge thrown projectiles by the Cyclopes, dodge rocks thrown from the Earthborn, and was quickly able to jump off from a helicopter before it got crushed. He was even close to catching a mechanical snake in *The Blood of Olympus*. The explanation of why Leo is so fast could be because he's very ADHD even for a demigod.
* **Fighting skills (Limited)**: Despite receiving no known formal combat training, during the battle at the Wolf House in *The Lost Hero*, Leo displayed considerable combat skills by using two silver-tipped blacksmith's hammers to *"smash any monsters that got in his way,"* even while fighting Khione, the ice goddess at the same time.

He has a much wider variety of outfits than previous adaptations. His most marketed outfits are the red sweater, white undershirt, dark gray-brown jacket and light gray pants from *The Bad Beginning* and the beginning of "The Reptile Room: Part One," The same outfit but with a light blue undershirt is worn in "The Wide Window: Part One. his brown vest, dark blue undershirt, light brown overcoat, dark brown pants and black shoes from *The Vile Village* through "The Slippery Slope: Part One," and his light gray suit with a lavender undershirt and blue tie (designed after the book illustrations) from "The Penultimate Peril: Part Two." The second mentioned outfit is his most worn in-series due to the amount of episodes it appears in, though he loses the light brown jacket around "The Hostile Hospital: Part Two."

By the time he leaves the island, his hair is much darker and very curly, and he is wearing a light suit that makes him resemble his father in a flashback from earlier in the episode.

* would build a public library, and buy back Uncle Monty's reptile collection, and take care of all the reptiles.
* He enjoys custard eclairs. thick as thieves."
	+ forced to rely on his wits, merely an unfortunate boy trying to survive in a vicious world with disappointing people.

### Movie

* Klaus has an extended rant that was deleted.

### Netflix

* In the Netflix series, Dewey Denouement states that Klaus's research skills are on par with V.F.D.'s greatest librarians.

intelligent, charming, innovatory, kind-hearted, resourceful and polite, but is most well-known for being an incredibly talented inventor. Inventor. Volunteer

## Background Information

Violet is an intelligent inventor whose wit and skills have saved her and her siblings countless times from death. She has a habit of tying her hair back with a ribbon when concentrating to keep it out of her eyes.

Violet is possibly the greatest inventor of her time. Before the demise of her parents, she liked to visit the Verne Invention Museum and its many exhibits, including one of the mechanical demonstrations that inspired her to be an inventor when she was just two years old. When Violet was five years old, she won her first invention contest with an automatic rolling pin, which she made using a window shade and six pairs of roller skates. The judge praised Violet, saying she could invent anything with both her hands tied behind her back. When Violet was around ten, she invented a new kind of pencil sharpener. She also built a telephone from scratch and created a device to soothe her sister's teething pains. Her favorite inventor is Nikola Tesla.

## Personality

Though she is incredibly bright and intelligent, many things modern 14-15 year olds would know are unfamiliar to Violet, mostly because the series is set in an era in which access to information is more limited than it is today. For example, in *The Wide Window*, Violet does not know what leeches are, likely due to her assumption that there was no need to read about them. Later, Klaus mentions there's "something funny" about Josephine's suicide note, but Violet misinterprets this as "humorous" instead of "odd" and tries to dismiss Klaus' point about a secret message in the letter (in the live-action versions, Violet catches on to his suspicions faster). During these moments, Klaus' passion for reading comes in handy since he shares his knowledge in a wide range of subjects, allowing his older sister to become more aware of the world around her. Despite such occurrences, Violet is still committed to learn about the world and is willing to admit she does not know much about something.

After her parents' deaths, Violet was forced to take charge. Though she often collaborates with Klaus, she always feels the weight of being the oldest sibling. Her parents said to her when Klaus was born, and again when they brought Sunny home from Pincus Hospital, "You are the eldest Baudelaire child, and as the eldest, it will always be your responsibility to look after your younger siblings. Promise us that you will always watch out for them and make sure they don't get into trouble." This is why she invents the grappling hook to free Sunny from the tower; she risks her safety and well-being to help her siblings and honor the promise she made her parents to always keep her siblings away from harm. This promise is mentioned in all thirteen books.

However, Violet occasionally struggles with keeping herself and her siblings safe. She can be reckless on occasion, even when there are more sensible and safer alternatives. For example, upon learning that Aunt Josephine was hiding in Curdled Cave, she sailed across Lake Lachrymose in the middle of a hurricane with her siblings instead of waiting for it to settle. What's more is that she wasn't wearing a life jacket. Another example is that after learning the Quagmires were trapped in a cage at the bottom of an elevator shaft, she decides to take her siblings with her down twice using a handmade rope (even carrying hot irons the second time), which Lemony Snicket notes is a three-hour climb. She also encourages Hector's idea of building and living in a mobile air house, despite all the risks involved. These instances of her impulsive behavior are likely due to her great distrust of adults and authority figures, as well as still being 14 years old. This was indicated when she almost threw a rock at Mr. Poe in *The Bad Beginning* because his approaching figure looked frightening in the fog.

Violet has a backbone, and can be stern and/or exhibit an attitude at times, especially when angered. For example, when Violet complains to Mr. Poe about how Count Olaf slapped Klaus' face and Mr. Poe could not care less, Mr. Poe says, "'Now, I hate to usher you out posthaste, but I have very much work to do. Posthaste means—' '—means you'll do nothing to help us,' Violet finished for him, shaking with frustration". When Aunt Josephine threatened to give her and her siblings to Count Olaf, Violet retorted, "You're supposed to be caring for us, not putting us up for grabs!" When Mr. Poe ordered her to come with him to the police station at the end of *The Grim Grotto*, Violet replied, "No," and walked away. She can also be very rebellious when faced with corrupt authority figures, often calling them out and refusing to go along with them, such as when she removed her blindfold during the trial in the Netflix series, saying, "Maybe this court deserves contempt." In the film, she interrupts Olaf just to call him "pure evil." As the series progresses, she questions others more and becomes more outspoken about her beliefs, and less being persuaded by adults and trying to avoid confrontation.

While Klaus is brasher with his actions, Violet works in secret or tries to manipulate a situation to her advantage. For example, instead of refusing to star in *The Marvelous Marriage*, she suggests to Count Olaf that's she not that great of an actress. Violet said, "'Count Olaf,' and then stopped herself. She wanted to argue her way out of playing his bride, but she didn't want to make him angry. 'Father, I'm not sure I'm talented enough to perform professionally. I would hate to disgrace your good name and the name of Al Funcoot. Plus I'll be very busy in the next few weeks working on my inventions—and learning how to prepare roast beef,' she added quickly, remembering how he had behaved about dinner".

Violet is stereotypically unfeminine in some ways, though not completely. She is a poor cook and mentions she can only make toast - sometimes, she even burns it in the attempt. She knows how to create a Molotov cocktail, however. Mr. Poe once admonished Violet for picking a lock, chastising her that nice girls should not have such knowledge. Klaus defends his sister by stating, "My sister *is* a nice girl... and she knows how to do all sorts of things." Aunt Josephine once gave her a doll called Pretty Penny in spite of the fact Violet dislikes them. To be polite, she forces a smile and pats its plastic head to appease Aunt Josephine, eventually giving it to Sunny to bite on. Instead, Klaus gives her his toy, a model train that she can tinker with for engineering. Despite her dislike of the color pink, Violet is frequently illustrated with pink hair ribbons, and she often wears pink outfits in the Netflix adaptation.

## Biography

### Early Life

Beatrice Baudelaire was pregnant with Violet when she and her husband Bertrand were banished from The Island; Violet was born soon after they arrived on the mainland. She and her younger brother, Klaus, were raised in a luxurious mansion located in the city. Violet barely remembers some V.F.D. phrases, implying that her parents may have had contact with the organization that was cut off when she was a little girl. Notably, she remembers the phrase "the world is quiet here" being sung to her, and taking a strong disliking to *Row Your Boat,* possibly implying she was sung "The Little Snicket Lad."

Violet was inspired to become an inventor when she was two years old. Back then, she visited the Verne Invention Museum and saw the mechanical demonstrations. Years later, when she was seven, she built her own telegraph machine. When Klaus was young and read *Anna Karenina* with their mother one summer, Violet skipped out on the activity and spent her time studying the laws of thermodynamics and building a miniature helicopter out of an eggbeater and some old copper wiring.

At some point, Beatrice taught Violet how to apply stage makeup. She also remembers her father giving her the nickname, "Ed", after Thomas Edison, due to her incredible inventing abilities. Bertrand used to recite poetry to her and Klaus, but they eventually grew old enough to find his whimsical moods embarrassing. At some point, Violet had a friend named Ben who gifted her elevator blueprints for her birthday one year.

Violet used to drop her ribbon on the floor, using it as an excuse for eavesdropping. If she were to be caught, she would say she was picking it up.

The family spent a weekend at a vineyard, but in order to visit it, they had to transfer between two trains. Violet and Klaus were separated from their parents in the crowd and decided to search for them in a row of shops that were outside the station. The local shoemaker, blacksmith, chimney sweep, and computer technician helped them search for their missing parents. The family was reunited shortly afterwards. Their parents told them that if they ever got separated again, they should not wander around looking for them, but instead to stay put so that they could easily find them.

Her youngest sister, Sunny was born about a year or two before the infamous fire burned down their mansion. Not long afterwards, both Beatrice and Bertrand made Violet promise to always look out for her siblings, which she took as her responsibility as the eldest. She always looked back at that promise whenever either Klaus or Sunny were in grave peril.

On Beatrice's birthday, Violet, Klaus, Sunny, and Bertrand woke up early to bake her a cake. Violet beat the eggs, butter, and sugar with a mixing device she had invented herself. When the electric can opener broke, Violet discovered that she didn't have the proper tools to fix it so Sunny opened a can of condensed milk for them with her teeth. In the process, she spoke her first word- "Bite"- which impressed the Baudelaire family immensely.

Sometime after that, the family all stayed inside on one boring, rainy afternoon so they all painted their toenails bright red to pass the time. Violet spilled some polish onto the yellow chair, leaving a stain that never really came off. At some point, the children watched a horror film one night. As a result, they spent the rest of it being terrified that every noise they heard were vampires breaking into the house with the intent to kidnap them - however, Klaus later hypothesizes that perhaps someone had broken into the house after all, though he did not state anything to back up his claim.

Later on, the family once had a picnic at the Rutabaga River, for which Bertrand was so excited that he forgot to pack silverware. This forced everyone to eat sweet-and-sour shrimp with their bare hands and wash them in the river. Violet would then use this outing as an opportunity to find a place for a fishing rod she had invented. The children also went to the Hotel Preludio with their parents for a weekend, where Bertrand taught them an elevator prank; to press all the buttons right before exiting, so everyone who were left inside would end up going to every floor whether they liked it or not.

Whenever their parents went out to the orchestra, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny had a routine that they followed. First, Violet and Klaus would play a few games of checkers while Sunny ripped up old newspapers for her own amusement. Then the children would read in the library until they fell asleep on the sofas. The events described would later be fond memories that the children looked back on to get them through somber moments or discover solutions that would allow them to escape life-threatening situations.

## Inventions

While Klaus is the researcher, Sunny is the biter and the future chef, Violet is the inventor. The theme of children each having a particular skill that they are good at is also shown with other characters in the series. For example, with the Quagmire triplets, Isadora is a poet, Duncan is a journalist, and Quigley is a cartographer. The Baudelaires' volatile friend Fiona is a mycologist.

Violet is depicted as being extremely skilled at inventing devices. She often invents devices to help herself and her siblings in dangerous situations, using only simple objects such as rubber bands and tin cans. Whenever Violet invents something, she ties her hair up with her ribbon to keep it out of her eyes.

### Violet's inventions

* In ***The Bad Beginning***, Violet makes a grappling hook from metal rods, a wire, and torn clothing. She also makes a Grandfather Clock Toaster, however, it had a few minor issues. In the film adaptation, she also makes a rock retrieval device in a deleted scene. In the Netflix adaptation, she made it as well.
* In ***The Reptile Room***, she makes a lockpick, from two prongs from an electrical socket, a thumbtack, and some soap.
* In ***The Wide Window***, she makes a signaling device, from a piece of cloth, a fishing pole, a metal bucket, and a burning hairnet.
* In ***The Austere Academy***, she makes a staple-making device, using a small crab, a potato, metal rods, creamed spinach, and a fork. She also makes a few pairs of "noisy shoes" to deter the crabs in the Orphan Shack by attaching pieces of metal to the soles of normal shoes.
* In ***The Ersatz Elevator***, she makes rope out of extension cords, curtains, and neckties. She also makes welding torches, from heated fire tongs, which they then use as crowbars.
* In ***The Vile Village***, she makes a mortar dissolving device of out some water, a loaf of bread and a wooden bench, which she then uses as a battering ram. She also assists Hector in constructing a Self-Sustaining Hot Air Mobile Home using various mechanical devices.
* In ***The Hostile Hospital***, she makes a fake intercom system, using an empty soup can with a hole. She also makes an escape device, from rubber bands.
* In ***The Carnivorous Carnival***, she tries to make a cart as an escape vehicle using vines, roller coaster parts and a piece of rubber.
* In ***The Slippery Slope***, she makes a drag chute, using hammocks and a mixture of sticky condiments, and a brake, using a wooden table. She also makes climbing shoes using forks, fake fingernails, ukulele strings, and a candelabra.
* In ***The Penultimate Peril*,** she makes a drag chute using dirty laundry sheets.
* In ***The End***, Violet invents a water filter to make saltwater drinkable. She also makes a sling for her and her siblings to use to carry baby Beatrice, and she designs life jackets in *Chapter Fourteen*.
	+ It is also mentioned that before Sunny was born, Violet thought of how to invent a device so that garbage would automatically take itself out, although it is unknown if she made it.

* In ***Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (film)***, Violet invents a device to turn the switch controlling train tracks so that they are not hit, using a coil, a car seat strap, and the bobblehead of The Littlest Elf. Although not an invention, when the Baudelaires were stranded in the remains of Aunt Josephine's house, she used cylindrical objects to shove an anchor to break a wooden stilt to push the platform they were on closer to their escape.
* In ***Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (video game)***, Violet invents various things, such as:
	+ the Smasher (PC) - Using a fork, jack-in-the-box and a boot
	+ the Lobber (PC) - Using a toy boat, an ice cream scoop, and a bicycle
	+ the Lockpick (PC) - Using a pencil sharpener, wire hanger, and a record
	+ the Bug Sprayer (PC) - Using a bicycle pump, perfume, and a gramophone cone
	+ the Lever Yanker (PC) - Using a bell pull rope, a clock spring, a gavel, and a scale
	+ the Reptile Retriever (PC) - Using a large hoop, burlap, long pole with a handle, and a basket
	+ the Stilts (PC) - Using snowshoes, rope and an oar
	+ the Brilliant Bopper (console, Klaus weapon) - Using a spring, a broom, a coffee can, and a boxing glove
	+ the Fruit Flinger (console, Violet weapon) - Using a pool toy, a fan, a funnel, and a fork
	+ the Baby Booster (console, for Sunny to jump) - Using an extinguisher, a book strap, and a pull cord
	+ the Steady Stilts (console, for Violet to reach high places) - Using tripod legs, a piano wire, her boots, and snowshoe straps
	+ the Levitating Loafers (console, for Klaus to fly) - Using Klaus' shoes, propellers, batteries, and shoelaces
	+ the Reptile Retriever (console, for Violet to retrieve reptiles) - Using her Fruit Flinger, a lawnmower bag, a screwdriver, and a garden hose
	+ the Lucky Lock Pick (console) - Using a spool, paintbrush, and tweezers
	+ the Peppermint Popper (console, for Violet to shoot further) - Using a fishing pole, egg beater, and a ladle
	+ the Apple-Chucker (GBA) - Using a soup can, ice cream scooper, and a hand-cranked device
	+ the Water Pump (GBA) - Using bellows, gasket, jam jar, shower head
	+ the Parasol Glider (GBA) - Using yarn, parasol, weathervane
	+ the Grappling Hook (GBA) - Using spiral carpet, shower curtain rings, parasol skeleton

* In ***A Series of Unfortunate Events* (TV series)**, the Netflix adaptation primarily follows the books with some divergences.
	+ In *The Bad Beginning*, she made a rock retrieval device. The grappling hook is made differently using random objects to propel herself up using a backpack-like device.
	+ In *The Miserable Mill*, she uses gum to fix an open electrical current.
	+ In *The Ersatz Elevator*, she makes a parachute using an enormous basket, a collection of extremely long rubber bands, and Spain's largest handkerchief.
	+ In *The Vile Village*, she invents a pickaxe device to break Jacques out of prison. Later, she makes a ramming device using a suicide noose, a bench and a very hard loaf of bread.
	+ In *The Carnivorous Carnival*, she repairs the roller coaster using a noodle whip stolen from Esmé as a fan belt.
* In ***The Dismal Dinner***, Violet invents a very cold, very hard device made from a silver pie server and the ear of the snowman ice sculpture to lessen Sunny's pain from "teething" as soon as Sunny stopped looking out the window and sucked on it.

## Known crimes

Violet, despite being a volunteer and considered a protagonist, has committed a variety of crimes. She:

* Interfered with a train's destination in the film, although she would have been killed by it if she and her younger siblings did nothing.
* Opened Stephano's briefcase in *The Reptile Room* and took his items, although her intentions were to prove her uncle's death was a murder and not a snakebite.
* Stole a sailboat in *The Wide Window* in order to save her aunt, although she wanted to borrow it and it was owned by Count Olaf.
* Hitchhiked without the driver's permission in the TV series.
* Broke many rules of Prufrock Preparatory School and had Isadora Quagmire impersonate her so she could skip a S.O.R.E. meeting in order to study for a crucial exam.
* Broke Rule #62 of the Village of Fowl Devotees: "No citizen is allowed to build or use any mechanical devices." - Violet secretly assisted Hector with the construction of his mobile home.
* Broke rule #1,742 of the Village of Fowl Devotees: "No one is allowed to escape from jail." - Violet broke out of jail during *The Vile Village*, although she was wrongfully imprisoned and she would have been burned at the stake.
* Hitchhiked a ride in the trunk of Olaf's car without permission to avoid asphyxiation coupled with being arrested by the police in the TV series.
* Aided in burning down Caligari Carnival in order to travel with Olaf's group.
* Pretended to be a staff member (a concierge) of Hotel Denouement, despite not being legally employed there.
* Burnt down the Hotel Denouement (as a signal to fellow VFD members), likely killing many people inside.
* Is guilty of indirect manslaughter (Count Olaf tossed a harpoon gun into her hands, which Violet accidentally slips and sets off, killing Dewey Denouement).
* Partially responsible for infecting the Islanders with the Medusoid Mycelium poison and potentially killing them, as she knew it was brought to the island and kept it a secret from the Islanders.

## Physical Appearance

### Books

While Violet's physical traits are never explicitly described, she is consistently illustrated as fairly tall and slim. She is about a head taller than Klaus, has black hair reaching her shoulders and cut in bangs at the front. Her eye color is indeterminable but is known to be different from Klaus's. Her eyes also seem to be fairly small in comparison to other characters. She is often drawn with rosy cheeks.

She wears a violet dress somewhat reminiscent of a sailor outfit or Japanese schoolgirl uniform, or possibly a very thin old-fashioned dress, with light purple leggings and short brown boots. The color of her hair ribbon varies on each book and illustration, though it is usually pink or yellow; it is tied over her head like a headband. She wears the same outfit in most illustrations.

While all three Baudelaire siblings are described as pleasant-looking, Violet is described throughout as good-looking and beautiful. Unfortunately she is called beautiful by Count Olaf and the Bald Man with the Long Nose, which scares her quite a bit. In much better circumstances, Quigley Quagmire refers to her as lovely.

She is often drawn looking sickly, with dark eyes, a tired expression, and pale skin, probably due to her depressing circumstances.

### Film

Violet has shoulder-length, light brown hair with long bangs, pale skin, a splash of freckles, and green eyes. Her hair is almost always tied into several braids- two on the left part of her hair (her right), one behind the right side, and a small braid on top of the right part. She is slightly shorter than Klaus.

She wears a complicated black dress, covered in lace and styled vaguely Victorian. She also has black fishnet gloves and black boots under her dress. There is a belt loop on her dress that she uses to hold her ribbon, which is incredibly long and she uses to tie her hair and braids back into a ponytail. The only times she is not wearing this outfit are when she has her blue coat in the *Wide Window* segments and when she is forced into a wedding dress, where her hair is also unbraided and she is given a flower crown and makeup.

### Netflix

Violet has waist-length dark brown hair, with bangs reaching her eyebrows, light skin and blue eyes. She begins the series around the same height as Klaus, though slightly shorter at times, but from Season 2 onwards, Klaus is about a head taller. This is due to Louis Hynes, Klaus’s actor, being slightly older than Violet’s actress, Malina Weissman. She is taller than the Quagmire triplets. In "The Hostile Hospital: Part One," a mugshot shows she is 5'3". By the time the series ended, Weissman was 5’4”.

Her ribbon is shorter than in the film and appears to be black. Like her film counterpart, though, she uses her ribbon to tie a ponytail.

She has a much wider variety of outfits than previous adaptations. Her most marketed outfits are the pink dress with whale print and blue jacket from *The Bad Beginning* episodes and the beginning of "The Reptile Room: Part Two," the blue carousel dress from "The Vile Village: Part One" and her purple dress (designed after the book illustrations) from "The Penultimate Peril: Part Two." The outfit she wears the most, however, are the yellow plaid shirt and bright red overalls, which she first wears at the end of "The Vile Village: Part One" and only removes in "The Slippery Slope: Part One," making it last five full episodes.

Once again, Olaf and the Bald Man refer to her as pretty, which makes her uncomfortable, and Quigley refers to her as lovely, which, unlike the books, she is shown to react to, giving a soft and appreciative smile to him. Lemony Snicket tells Violet she looks exactly like her mother.

Her hair starts to become more wavy after a year on the island, and a bit darker. Her final outfit is a light purple dress with polka dots.

* blunt bangs, pale skin, and dark(ish) hair.
* bob haircut. In the movie, half of her hair is braided, while the rest is not. In the TV show, her hair is long and straight.

### Books

* Her foil from *The Luckiest Kids in the World!* written by Loney M. Setnick is a blonde-haired girl named Laurie Lotsaluck who, in *The Pony Party!*, is treated to a fun party, a big prize, a pony ride, several kind, and sensible adults, and all the cake she can eat.
* Daniel Handler once confirmed that Violet and her siblings are of Jewish descent. It is unknown if he means ethnicity only, religion only, or both. Violet is never seen practicing any religious rituals relating to Judaism (although naming a baby after a deceased relative is common in Jewish families, hence "Beatrice" in *The End*.)
* Her least favorite song is "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," and she especially hates the line about life being but a dream. thinks lavender is a rather sickly color.
* is allergic to peppermint. In her case, when she comes into close contact with peppermint, she breaks out into hives. She stated that the only relief from the hives is taking a baking soda bath in *The Wide Window*.
* Violet is talented when it comes to tying knots. In *The Bad Beginning*, she uses the fictional "Devil's Tongue" knot to rescue Sunny. Although the book claims a group of female Finnish pirates invented it back in the fifteenth century and named it the Devil's Tongue because it twisted in a complicated and eerie way, it is not a real knot. In *The Slippery Slope*, she mentions that she invented a knot which she called the "Sumac", which according to her is the name of a singer she admires. This most likely refers to Yma Sumac, a Peruvian singer who was famous in the 1950s for her extraordinary vocal range.
* In *The Miserable Mill*, Violet mentions that if she obtained the Baudelaire Fortune, she would like to build an inventing studio for herself, potentially over Lake Lachrymose where Aunt Josephine's house used to be so she could be remembered.
* Star anise tea helps her think. can play the piano. her favorite movie is the 1938 remake of *The Dawn Patrol*.
* In *The Penultimate Peril*, Violet wears an outfit resembling her book counterpart, albeit with short sleeves and a white belt.
* *The Incomplete History of Secret Organizations: An Utterly Unreliable Account of Netflix's A Series of Unfortunate Events* has a secret code. When deciphered, it reads: "TWO SETS OF FRIENDS, JUST OUT OF REACH, WILL MEET AGAIN ON BRINY BEACH". This hints that in its canon, the Baudelaires and Quagmires were able to reunite with each other.

## Physical Appearance

Snicket's physical appearance is difficult to describe, as he photographs poorly; almost every picture of him has him blurred, and any illustrations typically have his face obscured.

*Snicket rarely shows his face*.

tall with brown eyes, black hair,

As a child of almost thirteen in *All the Wrong Questions,* Snicket is illustrated in a dress jacket and pants, striped tie, boots, and notably a newsboy cap, though he is also stated to have outfits provided for him by S. Theodora Markson as well as purchased from Dicey's Department Store. During his first few weeks in Stain'd-by-the-Sea, he has wild and long hair, though he gains a bowlcut while investigating the Cleo Knight case. As he is not described with a bowlcut following this, his hair likely grew out again inbetween then and the burning of Stain'd Secondary School. He is noted multiple times to be slightly shorter than Ellington Feint, though he seems to be taller than Lizzie Haines.

black hair, blue-gray eyes, light skin, and and a very tall height. He also tends to dress in professional suits. has a green commonplace book, rarely attends parties. finds Parcheesi to be inane. dislikes maple syrup, as she "can't shake the feeling" that it's like drinking blood from a tree. her favorite book is *The Bears' Famous Invasion of Sicily* by Dino Buzzati. it is a family custom to name after the deceased. despises the term "tomboy", saying that "it is insulting term inflicted on girls whose behavior some people find unusual."

## Biography

### Early life

Snicket was born at Valorous Farms Dairy to Jacob Snicket and E. Snicket, while his parents were there to buy garlic butter. He had two older siblings, Jacques Snicket and Kit Snicket. The cheesemakers who lived on the premises became family associates. Snicket was later told that as an infant, he "liked looking in mirrors and sticking his toes into his mouth."

As a baby, Snicket was kidnapped by V.F.D from his kitchen on February 26. He was taken in the middle of the night and was carried out of the Snicket home by his ankles. While in the car, the volunteers that took him showed him a photo of him as a baby sleeping in his crib to prove that they had been watching him since his birth. (Snicket later claimed that he was not recruited while in diapers, though he did not seem to have any proof.)

At some point in time, he received a tattoo of the letters V.F.D. on his ankle, like Count Olaf. It is also noted that Lemony was rather close with his sister, Kit Snicket, his brother, Jacques Snicket, and numerous other V.F.D. members such as Captain Widdershins, Josephine and Hector.

At some point, he was told the story of a little girl's kidnapping by someone who "got gleefully excited when telling horrifying stories." Following this story, he would sometimes keep watch at his bedroom window to look for a kidnappers' car or other signs of danger.

At another unknown point in time, Lemony received a small wooden box from his grandfather that was five hundred years old and worked according to a secret code, which his grandfather taught him, and learned from his grandfather, and so on. The small wooden box has a lock opened by code, and contains a small silver key, which opens a larger wooden box given to him by a woman "whom [his] grandfather always refused to speak about." The larger box contains a map of The City, a roll of parchment, and has every detail written in dark blue ink, with measurements of buildings, sketches of costumes and charts of changes in the weather in the margins added by the map's deceased twelve previous owners. It also includes details of the VFD tunnel system.

Writing. Research. Investigative Work. Author/Researcher. Narrator. Volunteer. Dramatic Critic

**Lemony Snicket** is a mysterious novelist who is best known as the narrator and author of *A Series of Unfortunate Events* series. The series covers his research on the lives of Beatrice Baudelaire's three orphaned children and documents their tragic experiences over the course of a year. He is also the protagonist and author of the *All the Wrong Questions*, which covers events from when he was a 12-year-old VFD apprentice. In addition, he has written several books for children and contributed to other publications.

Very pro-knowledge and pro-reading, enjoys poetry, proponent of critical thinking, as well as rejecting complacency when it comes to evil. One should never ignore bullies. One should stop them, ambivalence toward her wealth, and the expectations it creates, she is often asked for money for charitable causes, and often gives in, secular humanist. "I'm not a believer in predetermined fates, being rewarded for one's efforts. I'm not a believer in karma. The reason why I try to be a good person is because I think it's the right thing to do. If I commit fewer bad acts there will be fewer bad acts, maybe other people will join in committing fewer bad acts, and in time there will be fewer and fewer of them", not a religious person, pretty much an atheist.

He does not support performing traditions on the sole basis of them being done for a long time. In *The Austere Academy*, Lemony Snicket mentions, "Just because something is traditional is no reason to do it, of course. Piracy, for example, is a tradition that has been carried on for hundreds of years, but that doesn't mean we should all attack ships and steal their gold."

In an interview conducted by the 667 Dark Avenue fan site, Handler gave his personal philosophy as "Never refuse a breath mint".

Handler is also a bit of a food aficionado, with his books often containing recipes.

* "I was the sort of child who liked to think about difficult questions. A lot of it was my own Jewish upbringing. My father escaped Nazis when he was a small child. I grew up hearing a lot of stories around the dinner table of horrible acts and about getting out of situations by the skin of one's teeth—also the lesson that behaving well is not necessarily rewarded. I think the bewildering chaos of life was instilled in me at a young age and I understood that at any moment something terrible could happen. That's something interesting to think about as a child. And it's the shape of so much children's literature that has endured. I think that speaks to a child's bewilderment of the world. I think that when you're a very small child, everything that happens to you is new. Everything is shocking. So I think I've kept that sense with me growing up.
* uses raspberry hair gel, has the most solos
* Despite having transferred from Dalton Academy, Blaine has managed to appear in a Dalton blazer for every subsequent season since his debut in Season Two: in The Purple Piano Project for Season Three, Dynamic Duets for Season Four, Opening Night for Season Five, and Loser Like Me and Jagged Little Tapestry for Season Six.
	+ Four of these five instances are concurrent with a song: *My Dark Side*, *Lovefool*, *Sing,* and *It's Too Late*. *My Dark Side* and *Sing* feature Blaine in Dalton Academy putting the blazer on during the performances themselves (or more accurately, feature the Warblers coercing him to put it on), while *Lovefool* and *It's Too Late* show him in fantasy sequences (Rachel's and Kurt's, respectively) with the blazer already put on. Blaine has solos in all these songs except *Lovefool*.

## Personality

Originally, Blaine is portrayed as a charming young man with a confident exterior that often belies his insecurities. He is very composed and shows a lot of self-control, but there are times when he throws himself into situations impulsively, such as serenading another guy in public and consequently getting him fired or seeking out Burt to give Kurt the "sex talk." There are other times that shows Blaine having a temper, such as when he snapped at Sam in Hold on to Sixteen for rejecting his suggestions. He is increasingly portrayed as someone who approves the idea of "fitting in." While he's not afraid of being openly gay, he still prefers to act socially acceptable and warns Kurt that trying too hard and showing too much can be detrimental, as proven in the episodes Special Education and Prom Queen.

After moving to McKinley in Season Three, Blaine has shown a needier, attention-seeking side such as the time his older brother, Cooper visited Lima or when Kurt was texting another guy. Despite his flaws, he remains to be a very passionate and caring young man and loves Kurt dearly.

In Season Four, after encouraging Kurt to leave for New York, Blaine finds himself alone and seeks solace in his friends, Sam and Tina. It is at this time that Blaine shows a more campy, fun side to him and loosens up from his composed, reserved self that he held when he was attending Dalton Academy. He has also grown more dramatic, especially due to his stress about senior year, as shown in Season Five when he catches Sam and Tina tongue-kissing whilst locking themselves in the school for the evening and accuses them of ruining the night he had so perfectly planned.

Towards the midpoint of Season Five, after moving to New York, Blaine's reserved, conservative personality starts coming back, especially in "Tested," when he begins emotionally eating and visiting porn websites to deal with his insecurities about Kurt taking better care of himself and having a brand new independence and maturity, which leads to him feeling as though their relationship is suddenly becoming a battlefield between two guys and not liking the way he feels about himself anymore, which he confides in Kurt, in tears.

Blaine is implied to come from a wealthy family because he tells Kurt that not everyone can afford to attend Dalton, implying that he can. His older brother, Cooper, was very critical and domineering when they were young, and it is implied that Blaine is not very close to his father because of his sexuality. Before moving to Dalton Academy, Blaine went to a public school where he was constantly bullied because of his sexuality. Just after he came out, he attended a Sadie Hawkins dance with a friend who was the only other openly gay student at his school. While waiting for his friend's dad to pick them up, he and his friend were jumped by homophobic bullies and were beaten mercilessly. Blaine then decided to transfer to Dalton because of their zero-tolerance bullying policy and has soon gained a lot more confidence since.

**Blaine Devon Anderson** is a major character on *Glee*. He is an alumnus of McKinley High School and former Dalton Academy student. Blaine makes his debut in Season 2, in the episode Never Been Kissed as the lead singer of the Dalton Academy Warblers, but later transfers to William McKinley High School at the beginning of Season Three. Blaine is openly gay and is now married to Kurt Hummel as of the episode A Wedding. Despite revealing his infidelity in The Break-Up, Kurt eventually decides to forgive him. Blaine goes on to propose to Kurt at the beginning of Season Five. In New Directions, it is revealed he has been accepted into NYADA and, in the same episode, he graduates from McKinley, along with Tina, Artie, Becky, Brittany, and Sam. It is revealed in Season Six premiere that the engagement was called off and he was cut from NYADA after his grades slip because he is depressed, and he started dating Dave Karofsky afterward. He was working at Dalton Academy as the coach of the Warblers until Dalton Academy burned to the ground with nothing left to save, so he joins New Directions alongside Kurt, Rachel, and Will as a new co-director, while the Warblers join New Directions as well. Karofsky broke it off with Blaine when he realized their 'time was up' after Kurt came back to Lima. Blaine and Kurt finally got married in the final season.

Singing, Acting, Performing, LGBTQ rights, Football, Crafting, Disco. Cheerleader. NYADA. NYU. Singing, Acting, Dancing, Piano, Guitar, Harmonica, Boxing, Polo, Fencing, Puppet-making. Singing, Performing, Dancing, Leadership. Polo and Fencing, Valedictorian. Broadway actor, director of high school glee club, lives in New York City, hazel eyes and black hair, naïve, clueless. People are in awe of her and are huge fans, really competitive, very critical, shows compassion, attained a fairly high level of fame. Disney prince. Boxing. Outshines people, ran a master class in acting techniques. Selfless, will sacrifice her life to save her friends and loved ones, loves spending time with her two best friends and has a bond with her protectors, has a great sense of responsibility, loves dancing, popcorn, and movies, holds herself responsible for things. Beautiful girl, wavy honey blonde hair, blue-grey eyes, full pink lips, fair skin, slim, curvy, tall, light gold-green eyes with slit pupils. Born March 25th, sole survivor of a huge slaughter, journalist, her father left when she was six for unknown reasons, always felt she was different, very close to her father, they used to create bedtime stories together. Dark brown hair and hazel eyes, high cheekbones, slim body. Unites people, gets along pretty well with people from other groups. Loyal, smart, funny, charming, recently started to stand up to her father and for what she thinks is right. Tall, curly dark hair, ocean blue eyes. Grew up in a wealthy lifestyle, mother was murdered when she was 14, used to have a good relationship with her father but as she got older he pushed her away. Very dark brown hair, slightly tanned skin, deep brown eyes and long lashes, beautiful smile. Got married in her twenties, from Ukraine. Shoulder-length dark brown hair and dark brown eyes, tall and skinny. Blonde pixie cut and grey eyes. Successful real estate agent in the San Francisco area. Hard-working, always on time, has the most beautiful smile, invited someone to a cozy dinner on a ship, talking excitedly. Had a strained relationship with her mother, took over her mother's leadership position after she died. Has a no secret's rule with her daughter, but they are currently keeping secrets from each other. Black hair and dark brown eyes, tanned skin and an athletic body. Parents killed when she was three years old, sent to an orphanage, but adopted by a couple in England, kept her Russian last name. 6'2", athletic build, blond hair and dark brown eyes, sometimes dark green. Extremely confident, can come off as a jerk to those who don't really know her, under her bad-boy façade she is caring, funny, loving, and protective. Keeps her sarcastic façade as a mechanism of self-defense, to avoid getting hurt like she was in the past. Her mother is the leader so she rarely spent time with her, only calling once during a three month trip, grew up as a loner, happier when she gained an adoptive brother, because she had him to talk to. "Life is like a cocktail -- complex, carries a kick, and doesn't last, so take the time to savor it. Philosophy TA. Longest standing member of the collective - eight years. Used to be pre-law, talented mixologist, stickler for comic book canon. Does not follow her own advice on eavesdropping on people, from Russia, adopted, had a falling out with her parents, came to the USA shortly before she turned 14. Pretty, smart, overachiever, double major in poli-sci and psychology, used to be very loyal to her order until she found out they lied to her, feeling completely disappointed, she betrayed them and joined an order to share magic with people, has a special bond with magic, since it is the only thing that makes sense in her life and without it she feels lost and empty. University tour guide, member of an order. RA, knight. Most mature, wise, and serious, dedicates her life to her cause, always looking for ways to avoid unnecessary conflicts, well-spoken, intelligent, often being the one to read or research a situation, leader, frequently acts as the voice of reason, thinks several steps ahead, apathetic, insensitive, sardonic about her life and the lives of those around her. Senior member, seasoned, skilled.

She is capable of doing spells of both defensive and offensive nature, although she claims to still not have enough power to be a substantial theat to another being. She proved to be the only one who could figure out how to open the obsidian rock by using “submission” instead of offense, showing she is capable of using magic for more in depth purposes than most other practitioners.

Grew up on the West Coast, her family always forced her to be what they expected of her. Alyssa finally decided to go to university to escape from them. Struggled at first, but later had the support of another member and opened herself up.

## Background

Lilith used to be in The Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose and was a close friend of Alyssa Drake. The two take their test together and get promoted to Medicum at the same time. Due to an incantation gone wrong Lilith was expelled and her memory of The Order was erased.

Used to be more kind and supportive. Has trouble trusting people, deep contempt for magic. Aggressive and short-tempered, most dedicated to the cause of fighting evil, and would not know what to do if she could not be a knight, least averse to killing, even seeming to enjoy it.

## Background

During his freshman year at Belgrave University, Randall was out for a run when he saw a man try to kidnap a child from a playground. Randall apprehended the man and held him down long enough for the authorities to arrive. Hamish Duke saw this act of heroism and decided to extend an offer for Randall to join The Knights of Saint Christopher. Randall agreed since he believed he would be getting superpowers and was brought to the Hide locker where Greybeard chose Randall as his champion

* Member of the Knight of St Christopher
* Biology major on a pre-med track. Bisexual.

## Personality

Randall is the most cheerful and immature of the Knights, which leads him to be the joker of the group. Like his companions, he dedicates his life to the cause of fighting against evil magic, affirming that for him it is like being a superhero. His lack of experience often leads him to be more impulsive and make bad decisions, but these are always motivated by his big heart. Randall always thinks of others before him, especially in his friends, a trait that sometimes brings problems.

## Personality

Nicole is full of compassion, and Vera likes this as its rare for members of The Order. Vera selected Nicole to join the Belgrave chapter after her previous temple kicked her out. Nicole wishes to fix others problems, and even begged to sacrifice herself to save Lilith from the demon realm but Randall wouldn't let this happen. Nicole wishes to use magic for good, and is upset near the end of season two that all she had managed to do was help fix someones car.

Art History major.

### Occupation

* Practitioner
* Student (formerly)
* Neophyte (formerly)
* Acolyte (formerly)
* Medicum (formerly)
* Magistratus (formerly)the current Grand Magus, and former Temple Magus and Gnostic Council member of the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose.

University Chancellor.

## Background

Vera says she had a daughter at age of seven months who died of an anaphylactic shock.

She was admitted into the Order and was the youngest practitioner in the Belgrave chapter to get to Temple Magus. However, she decided not to move forward for fear of being hampered by her ambition.

## Background

Jack was born to Chloe Morton after her relationship with Edward Coventry- though Edward was unaware of his birth. At some point in his youth, his mother committed suicide due to the unrequited love she felt for Edward. Jack was then raised by his grandfather. At some point in his life, he was part of the Boy Scouts, where he had the nickname "Pee Pants" due to an accident involving another boy hitting him in the groin.

High achiever in school, with books and various awards stacked in her bedroom.

Jack is a college freshman who first tries to become a member of the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose. By doing this, he hopes to exact his revenge on Edward Coventry, his father, and Grand Magus.

## Throughout the Series

### Season 1

Although initially rejected, Jack receives a magically-altered letter of acceptance to Belgrave University as part of the Class of 2023. While a note of contention among Order members, considering that despite his inability to afford the tuition fees, Jack has displayed several academic achievements, was student council president, and was also a track-and-field champion.

Before enrolling as a student at Belgrave, Jack lived with his maternal grandfather Pete. Together, they spent years formulating a plan to get close to Jack's father, Edward Coventry who is unaware of his existence. Acceptance into Belgrave was essential to join the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose, a secret society rumored to have fostered celebrities, politicians, and other members of the elite. Pete and Jack wanted to use the resources and the connection to the Order to help them in their plight.

While visiting his mother's grave, Jack opens a thin envelope containing a rejection letter. However, the words on the page begin to change, transitioning into a letter of acceptance, granting Jack a full scholarship, along with a living allowance and residency.

Upon arriving on campus, Jack is immediately abducted by the Fraternal Brotherhood of Sigma Sigma Delta. Although instructed to drink from a goblet of diluted blood and to commit himself to their group, Jack refuses to join citing that he's "holding out for another organization".

## Physical Appearance

Jack has medium-length, straight, brown hair. He has blue eyes and a strong, dimpled chin. Jack is typically clean-shaven, and sports multiple layers of clothes.

Due to his poor upbringing, Jack typically wears more 'rustic' clothing, consisting of faded denim jackets, flannels, and solid-colored T-shirts. He was made fun of for only owning one pair of jeans.

Jack bears no resemblance to his father, apart from the color of their eyes. After getting his memory erased by Alyssa, Jack began dating Gabrielle, who convinced him to dye his hair blond. Shortly before breaking up with her, he dyed his hair back to its natural brunette color.

## Personality

Jack Morton is at heart a good person, brave and selfless. Jack frequently visits the grave of mother and lives to make her proud. From a young age, Jack has strived to avenge the death of mother by bringing to justice his father, Edward Coventry, as a goal that he and his grandfather shared. His inquisitive mind and tendency to leap without looking is greatest strength and weakness. Jack is intellectually gifted, highly observant and blessed with a sharp memory, which enabled him to gain entrance into the Hermitic Order of the Blue Rose with ease and pass all tests. He is sometimes a little bit too aggressive in his approach but he is not a bully. Jack has shown strong leadership abilities in the Order of St Christopher, despite being its newest member and was able to persuade its members not to kill people unnecessarily. Another characteristic that sets him apart, is that he has a strong sense of right and wrong, which allows him to recover from his mistakes, for example, when he used a glamour for self-gain in Season 1.

Capable fighter, capable of taking down several enemies at once with hand-to-hand combat. Throughout her life she had ambitions to gain enough power to recreate the world, used to be poor and without a future, managed to rise to wealth by her efforts.

## Personality

At first glance, Edward is shown as a kind, understanding and encouraging man. He has a natural charm that makes almost everyone, especially women, love and trust him completely to the point of linking their lives to him. However, Edward is a selfish, greedy and evil man with the desire to take over the world for his ideals. He is extremely ambitious, eager for power and dedicated to The Order, but it shows that he is enraged when other high officials do not follow his path. Although loyal to The Order, Edward has no regard for punishing those who break the rules and does not hesitate to manipulate those around him to achieve his goals.

personality darkens enormously as well as his obsession with the destruction of the world. He becomes capable of killing those who stand in his way without hesitation, including his beloved son.

## Powers and Abilities

As the Grand Magus of The Order, Edward was the most powerful magic user seen. He has shown incredible power allowing him to achieve feats such as turning lead to gold and acting as Alyssa‘s anchor when he helped project her into someone‘s mind. He is also very adept a healing spells allowing him to pay price after price for each spell he cast without needing to stop.

After making a pact with The Vade Maecum he grew even more powerful allow in him to perform devastating acts of magic without paying a price. He could transmute a bullet into a blue rose and blast an energy shockwave that destroyed Pete Morton’s body, it should be noted he did all this without performing a single incantation. To keep all this power however Edward would have had to sacrifice his son which would have been Jack Morton, but due to this plan failing Edward became trapped inside the Vade Maecum.

Student council president, champion of her high school track team. Going into Marine Biology. High pain tolerance, able to light her hand on fire and barely flinch at the pain, very fluent in Latin. Thinks she is not a bad person, just a realist, a survivor, intelligent and charming, has demonstrated an exceptional ability to use her cunning to manipulate others around her, was able to convince everyone that she was a kind, compassionate person, ruthless in her pursuit of power, and is willing to sacrifice anyone's life if she believes it will help her achieve her goals. Despite this personality trait, she has shown an uncharacteristic level of care and concern toward one person, who is like her and who she seems to genuinely like, though that has not stopped her from hurting them physically and emotionally in order to get what she wants.

Throughout the fifth season, Theo's main drive in life was his desire to become a true Werewolf and an Alpha, which he believed would make him immensely powerful, especially if he became the Alpha of the McCall Pack, who are exceptionally powerful individually and would boost his potential power as well. To achieve this goal, he showed that he is capable of making elaborate plans to manipulate those around him, putting wedges between Scott and his packmates to drive them apart in hopes that, once Theo had stolen Scott's powers and had become an Alpha Werewolf himself, they would be willing to accept him as their new Alpha.

This plan also revealed that he is extremely good at reading people, and knows exactly what to do or say to manipulate them into reacting how he wants, whether it's proving himself to be trusted by saving the lives of the McCall Pack, making Stiles Stilinski feel better about killing Donovan Donati so he was more willing to accept his darker nature, or turning Liam against Scott by pointing out that taking his Alpha powers would allow him to save girlfriend Hayden's life, among many other examples.

However, though Theo made it clear that he wanted all of the members of the McCall Pack to be his subordinates, he was perfectly willing to sacrifice many of them if it meant getting the others. For example, Theo wanted Liam in his pack due to his immense strength and anger issues (the latter of which Theo believed could lead Liam to develop the killer instincts that Theo valued most in his associates) but was ultimately willing to kill Liam in the case that Liam was able to successfully kill Scott, since Liam, as the only Beta Scott had bitten and turned at that point, was the only person who could steal the Alpha powers Theo wanted from him, allowing Theo to thereby steal the Alpha spark from Liam by killing him.

In the same vein, Theo also wanted Lydia in his pack, as he knew her Banshee powers would be a valuable asset in predicting any threats against him, but when it became clear that he would be unable to turn Lydia against Scott, he believed he had no choice but to take Lydia out of the equation entirely, deciding instead to use her to find the location of the Nemeton by forcibly reading her memories; the fact that he referred to Lydia's resulting catatonia as "collateral damage" demonstrates just how much he used to base his value of other people on how much they could or could not help him get what he wants.

Theo has demonstrated traits of a sociopath from a young age, as evidenced by flashbacks to when he was around ten years old, in which he watched from the bridge in the Beacon Hills Preserve while his sister Tara pleaded for his help and did nothing to aid her until she died of hypothermia, as he wanted her heart so the Dread Doctors could turn him into a Chimera. This was also proven by Theo's impulsive behavior; though he was able to trick the McCall Pack into thinking that he was a good person and genuinely wanted to help them in order to get close enough to Scott and the others to steal Scott's powers, he was so upset when his plans failed that he impulsively killed Scott himself despite knowing that doing so would ruin his chances of taking Scott's Alpha powers for himself through Liam. He was also shown to be very knowledgeable regarding how to inflict the maximum amount of pain on others when he was instructing Donovan Donati on how to best get back at Sheriff Stilinski for what was done to him and his father.

Though he seems to have no issue with physically or psychologically harming people, he has also demonstrated a slightly masochistic enjoyment in others causing him pain as well, much like Ethan and Aiden. This was demonstrated when he intentionally encouraged both Stiles and Malia to beat him up and was pleased when Malia broke his arm in a fight, though this was likely due in part to Theo wanting the two to embrace their darker inner nature by engaging in violence regardless of the identity of their target. He has also shown behavioral similarities to Peter Hale and the Nogitsune in terms of his long-term plans and manipulation of others using their weaknesses against them.

In addition to these personality and behavioral traits, Theo has also shown that he is a foil to Scott McCall; where Scott brings out the best in everyone around him due to his belief that everyone has the potential to be good, Theo wanted everyone around him to be as evil as he was and gained enjoyment in bringing out the darker nature in those around him; this was evidenced by his attempts to tempt Stiles Stilinski and Malia Tate into embracing their inner dark side to be more like him, as he deemed them among the members of the pack with the best chances of turning to his side. Likewise, while Scott gains the loyalty of his packmates and allies by treating them as equals and going out of his way to care for, protect, and defend them, Theo treated his packmates and allies, such as Deucalion, as pawns to be used as he saw fit to gain the power he craved. Theo's inability to pass up an opportunity to stab his allies in the back in exchange for power or other benefits ultimately became his downfall, as the fact that he did nothing to earn their loyalty led all of his allies who weren't killed by Theo himself to switch sides in the final battle.

After his imprisonment for a few months in the mystical prison, and his release, Theo's personality has changed. He has no longer shown any sign of his power hungry nature, seemingly content in simply living to survive in freedom. This change has also shown a somewhat selfless side to Theo's nature, in particular his actions towards Liam, as he saved Liam's life twice when they were facing the Ghost Riders, even allowing Liam to escape while he was the "bait” and protecting Liam when they were hiding from the hunters in the Zoo, even trying to help Liam talk through what was triggering him. This selflessness and caring is a new trait that even Theo himself seems to be conflicted about, as he still makes himself out to be the emotionless, power-hungry person he used to be while acting in ways that demonstrate the opposite.

One of the only traits of his that has not changed is his continued desire to be a real Werewolf in a real pack, which was shown when he tried to declare himself part of the McCall Pack during the fight with Garrett Douglas and the Ghost Riders, only to be rebuffed by Malia Tate. However, despite Malia's hesitance in believing in Theo's redemption, Scott spent Season 6B giving Theo chances to earn his trust, opportunities that Theo took in order to show that, despite his past behaviors, he is trying to be a better person.

Theo would continue to show his selfless side months later, suggesting he has come to genuinely start to care about the McCall pack, particularly Liam. Demonstrated when he continuously saved Liam from losing control and did his best to prevent him from killing, as well as in continuing to aid the pack in their battle against the Anuk-ite and Monroe’s army. This ultimately led to Scott entrusting Theo to find and protect Liam, his mother, Mason Hewitt, and Corey Bryant.

However, he has shown that he is still ruthless to a degree, as he left Schrader to be electrocuted in the Argent Arms International armory as payback for the fact that he had captured and tortured himself and the orphaned Werewolves Jiang, and Tierney.

Theo's newfound selflessness eventually led to a great development in his empathic side. He was initially unable to take Mason's pain after they were attacked by the Anuk-ite because, in Mason's words "You can't take pain if you don't care." However, Theo rose to the occasion and successfully took Gabe's pain in his final moments of life, even despite the fact that Gabe and the other Hunters in Monroe's Army were trying to kill them just seconds earlier.

worked to make up for what she's done wrong in the past, very attractive, tan skin, blue-gray eyes, and light brown hair that she wears tousled with gel, on the shorter end of average height with a lean, athletic build; "perfect body", and she agrees, has no problem stripping nude in front of others and claims she has nothing to hide, usually seen wearing trendy clothes, such as designer slim-fit jeans, solid-colored v-neck t-shirts, and hoodies, vests, or jackets in neutral colors. skilled fighter, formal close quarters combat training, extremely good at manipulating people into doing what she wanted them to. Tries to corrupt people to take control, tries to bond with people. Theo also supported someone in her desire to kill her mother, likely both out of genuine concern as well as to make her personality darker to increase the chances that she would join her, subconsciously feel a kinship with one another, has an inferiority complex, everyone loved working with her. Born 04/15 or 11/23.

Unfortunately, Theo's plan, while perfectly executed for the majority of the half-season, was foiled when Mason Hewitt arrived and stopped Liam Dunbar from killing Scott at the last moment (since Theo, knowing only a Beta of a True Alpha's own making could steal their power, needed Liam to become an Alpha first in order to steal the power for himself). As a consolation prize, Theo used the Dread Doctors' green serum in order to resurrect four of the previously killed "failed" Chimeras whose bodies were left at the Nemeton, creating his own Chimera Pack in which he was the self-appointed "Alpha" (despite the fact that he was neither a real Alpha nor a real Werewolf).

quest for more power, survivalist personality, demonstrated genuine concern for people other than herself when he helped prevent someone from being captured and fought alongside people, became a reluctant ally. Memoirist. Mayoral Candidate. However, following the death of her lover, devastated she his father and her mentor, and moved to France with him, where she continues to live now, grew up with her father, mother, and older brother. Her mother died from unknown causes, followed shortly by her brother, who enlisted in the Army after graduation and was ultimately killed in action while on deployment in Afghanistan. Following their deaths, her father went from being a loving family man to an incredibly abusive single father who put a lot of pressure on her to succeed, severe case of claustrophobia, post-traumatic stress disorder and severe anxiety, had panic attacks whenever she was forced into small spaces, bonded over their mutual love of comic books. Her father was the coach of the High School swim team and held many parties at their house where he would allow the team members to drink and swim in their pool. As a teenager, she began working at the cemetery that her father owned, digging graves after school and at night to help out her family on top of going to school and playing on the lacrosse team, timid, shy, fearful of those around her due to abuse, enjoyed using power to dominate others, enjoying the feeling of being powerful instead of powerless for the first time in her life, eventually grew into a more selfless and compassionate person who was capable of having healthy relationships with others. Sarcastic sense of humor, able to hold grudges against those who have wronged her, developed a severe case of claustrophobia, abuse also led him to develop a strong sense of self-preservation, very blunt and honest personality that often causes her to respond to questions and statements in a harsh and/or tactless manner, is a somewhat pessimistic person, lack of optimism. has a bit of an impulsive streak, has a tendency to want to fight first and ask questions later, incredibly loyal person, and is willing to put herself in harm's way in order to protect her loved ones, despite negative feelings for them, very tall and very handsome with a lean, muscular build, dark blond hair that is slightly curly, pale white skin, and large, deep-set blue eyes, simple t-shirts and jeans, started to dress in a more trendy fashion, favoring designer jeans, cardigans, v-necks in shades of white, blue, and black, and black leather jackets with boots. trendy scarves

### Abilities

* **Strategic Thinking**: Even before becoming a Werewolf, Isaac has possessed an ability to think strategically, which he has said he learned from his father. This was proven when he helped Allison figure out how to decipher the clues in her father's study in order to learn what he knew about the Darach and her sacrifices. *("The Girl Who Knew Too Much")* He has also used this ability on numerous occasions to aid the packs, both before battles and when reacting to new information, and has a special affinity for stepping back and seeing the bigger picture rather than focusing on the details.
* **Self-Preservation**: Isaac, as a result of his abusive upbringing, has a highly developed sense of survival instincts, which has helped him avoid death on many occasions. This was first proven when the wolfsbane poisoning inflicted on him, Scott, Boyd, and Ethan caused them all to hallucinate their worst fears; while the others were trying to kill themselves out of the horror of what they were seeing, Isaac simply hid under his bed and tried to ride it out until the humans, Allison, Lydia, and Stiles figured out a way to break them out of their wolfsbane haze. *("Motel California")*

* **Claustrophobia**: Due to the horrendous abuse Isaac suffered at the hands of his father, which involved him being locked in a freezer as punishment for even the slightest infractions, Isaac has a severe case of claustrophobia that is triggered whenever he is forced into a small space against his will. Though he has demonstrated that he can push past this phobia in life-or-death situations (as evidenced when he used his superhuman strength to hold up the Nemeton's root cellar after it collapsed due to Jennifer Blake's thunderstorm) *("Lunar Ellipse")*, it can also lead him to lose control over his transformation, as discussed above.

British author, London Mayoral candidate, grew up in poverty, unstable single mother, later discovered she is the daughter of a duke, attended Oxford, rose to success, well-received autobiography, feels out of place within elite social circles.

## Biography

She’s smart, independent, suspicious, misses nothing. She is fiercely loyal to her friends, a brick wall to everyone else. The daughter of a chaotic, bohemian single mother, Kate worked hard to create the life she now leads. She’s an art gallery director whose job means managing tempestuous artists. Kate tends to be “the adult in the room,” and has embraced the moniker of “icy bitch.” She’s especially protective of best friend Lady Phoebe, a sweet and trusting person whose extreme wealth and fame tend to attract opportunists. Kate prefers “arrangements” to love, which is why she dates fun but self-centered partier Malcolm. When Malcolm invites Joe, an American outsider of no apparent means, into their privileged world, Kate not only immediately dislikes him, she strongly suspects something about the man is not what he seems.

Kate's mother, Greta, was a beautiful but unstable model. When Kate was 15, her mother had a break down over a man, slitting her wrists and being hospitalized for an unspecified amount of time. Kate was sent to a boarding school in Rhode Island. Kate was always expected to have it all together and was never allowed to show emotion around her mother. Even when her grandparent's died, her mother refused to even look at her unless she remained perfectly stoic.

Kate's father, Tom Lockwood, is something called an activist investor, a corporate raider and there isn't an industry he hasn't had his hands in. He's one of the more powerful men on the planet. Kate's family is more wealthy than anyone in her social group. Kate doesn't go by Lockwood due to how her father makes money by stripping businesses for parts, destroying workers' lives for shareholders profits, addition to the backroom deals to sic police on protesters, cleansing of a CEO's record of sexual assault or paid to have well-water toxicity reports falsified, which resulted in several children getting cancer and the company made £400 millions ("Hampsie"). She cut off contact with him when she was twenty years old although he continues to try to force himself into her life in various ways.

Inherited a business and empire when her father died, moved to New York, successful CEO, reserved, at times mysterious, has a tendency to be withdrawn, masks a deep well of emotion underneath.

## Trivia

* Kate has cut all ties with her father when she was 20 years old due to her father's business dealings ("Hampsie").
* There is a possibility that the surname of Galvin might be her mother's maiden name.
* She is considered her father's favorite child ("Hampsie").
* It was revealed that Kate was the one who worked on the business deal that gave several children cancer ("Good Man, Cruel World").
* It was mentioned by Tom Lockwood that Kate is one of seven children ("She's Not There").

Daughter of a tech entrepreneur. Very popular influencer, tens of millions of followers, is the calmer one of her sibling duo, watchful protector of her more introverted brother, her social media is a carefully curated and sponsored window into her luxury lifestyle. Artist, launched a new exhibition, no-nonsense, extremely rude, often says things how they are, has a good relationship with her younger brother. Music producer. Social media influencer. Born august 3rd, realtor. Lady.

**Roald**, like many of his friends is from a family of aristocrats. He is a long-standing friend of Kate's who is fiercely loyal and also hides a dark side. He has been in love with Kate since they were young. When Joe threatens his chances of a romantic relationship, he tries to pin Gemma’s murder on him and proceeds to hunt him down in the woods.

A student in Joe's class at the university and the son of a powerful media magnate, Edward is very intelligent but is in a fierce academic rivalry with Nadia.

Quietly tied up her business in London, left to teach English to elementary school students in Thailand. The obsession of her next-door neighbor, married to a powerful man, a professional and social success, shallow Stepford-esque vibe that surrounds her, beneath her wry exterior she leads a secret life.

## Character description

As sweet and kind as she is rich, famous, and chaotic, Phoebe’s every bikini wax has been documented by the tabloids since she was 15 years old. An aristocratic socialite with an avid fan base, Phoebe’s true colors show when she’s alone with her friends. She’s a steadfast cheerleader, especially to American entrepreneur boyfriend Adam. She’s also a wild card: when misfortune strikes, will she rise to the occasion, or shatter?

and bonds with Professor Moore over their love of reading – however, as the episodes unravel, so does Nadia and there’s more to her than we first assume.

## Season 4

Nadia is introduced as a student in Joe's class. She is very intelligent and makes her opinion known. She's willing to argue her point passionately and loves English literature. She often argues with her peers. Edward is one of them. This strong-headed attitude makes her unpopular among her peers. She implies to Joe that she may have been having a sexual relationship with Malcolm Harding, when his death is revealed at the end of *Portrait of the Artist,* Nadia becomes extremely upset and lashes out at Edward as he makes fun of Malcolm's death.

In *Eat the Rich,* Joe finds Nadia snooping around Malcolm's apartment looking for something she left inside. She confides in Joe that it's a letter that's very important to her and that it will 'publicly destroy' her if it's found. Eventually, Joe retrieves the letter for Nadia and she comes over to Joe's apartment to collect it. She admits that she didn't love Malcolm but deeply cared for him as well as admitting she had never known anyone that had died before, Joe comforts her before she tearfully exits.

Milo was the best friend of Love's first husband James. According to Forty, Milo had been interested in Love since college but she chose James. After his death, Milo consoled Love, staying with her for a week and using her grief and vulnerability to become involved with her. He had left the country and spent time in Asia, spreading James' ashes, but returned shortly after Love and Joe originally ended things. She struck up a relationship with him again and paraded him around Anavrin in front of Joe. He eventually told Love that he wanted to take a break from traveling and remain in LA to be with her and take their relationship further. After he told her he had gotten a place near her, she expressed to him that she wasn't interested in making things between them more serious, but he told her he would wait for her because he was in love with her. However, he and Forty got into an altercation in which he said hurtful things about Forty as well as the relationship between Forty and Love, and ends up punching Forty. Love is absolutely furious, and we do not see Milo again.

Drinks like a fish, likes her own voice, has many friends and all are terrible. Literature professor. Fun, self-centered, partier, born to privilege, enjoys all the social perks of her job without working very hard, drug-loving bon vivant, dating a brilliant and successful person, intelligent, mature. Very extroverted, has no problem starting conversations with introverted people, always has something to say without needing other people to speak at all. Doesn't like formalities, not homophobic. Leukemia, hospital bound for multiple years, cured, living happily and healthily at home with her loving parents. Tan skin, black hair, brown eyes, blonde highlights. Friendly, comedic, understanding, welcomes outsiders with open arms, thinks their culture is cool, very outspoken and fearless when she stands up to people when others are afraid. Cares about her parents, would sacrifice her life for them, decides to go home from the hospital instead of continuing treatments so that her parents can move on with their lives. Is fascinated by humans. Very accepting of others, strong interest in human society and wishes to learn more about them, has a very positive outlook on humanity even though a few have wronged her, strong-willed, won't give up on what she believes is right. Blue eyes and pale skin, shoulder-length black hair and short bangs, looks similar to her brother. Likes letting people learn about her culture, pansexual, is interested in just being a normal high-school girl and making new friends. Tough-as-nails, deep down she's a compassionate person. Very strong-willed and a bit stubborn, devil-may-care personality, often seen breaking the rules, seems mean but deep down she cares about the people she loves. Attractive, brown eyes, curly brown hair, face and arm tattoos, distrusts all humans, tries to prove her worth to her mother. Likes to shop, thrown parties, and plan school events. Beautiful human girl, light skin, brown eyes, curly/wavy blonde hair, always dressed well for every occasion. Popular, friendly, fun to be around, treats everyone with kindness, overall nice person, became more self-contained. On the high school swim team. Green eyes, close to shaven dark brown hair, very muscular, face and arm tattoos/birthmarks, wears casual clothing like button-ups. Curly brown hair, light skin and light green eyes. Queen Bee of her high school, wary of outsiders but finds herself drawn to one. Aggressive, engages in fights.

When Drake was a child his mother was taken away from him when he was young and put into the crates. He placed his mother's face on the missing wall; the wall that has images of all the Atrians that have either been taken or have disappeared, where he often visits because he forgets her face because she was taken away so long ago. He remembers the faces of the men that took his mother and has been harvesting a strong hatred towards humans, leading him to join the Trags.

* He likes to stand up for his own kind, he hates it when the humans beat down on the Atrians.

* Castor once referred to Drake as "a blunt instrument". This was rather unfair since the latter has proven to be more perceptive than most people give him credit for, having passed the examinations required to qualify amongst the Atrian Seven and then immediately noticed that Roman was under the influence of Vatal, quickly discerning that Teri was the one who drugged him.

* Greg Finley: "I play Drake, Roman's best friend. I kind of play the Mercutio to his Romeo. I hate the humans because they've been imprisoning us for 18 or 19 years ... There's no love for the humans."

## Interests

* Drake seems to have a violent temper which leads to his interest in fighting. He has many confrontational encounters with humans, including Eric, the one who he gets in the most fights with.
* He seems very intrigued in becoming a Trag and eventually joins them.
* Freedom from the humans and from the sector. Freeing his mother.
* Spending time with Taylor

## Powers and Abilities

* ***Regenerative Abilities-*** As an Atrian, it can be presumed that he has far advanced regenerative abilities, but only in certain circumstances, he could heal other Atrians and Humans(presumably), utilizing a special planet called Cyper that would serve as a conduit for revitalizing others.

* ***Oxygen Absorption-*** As an Atrian, it can be presumed that he can breathe through his skin, absorbing oxygen from the air and water, benefiting him in environments whom he cannot breathe in normally by using his lungs, making this alternative method/Ability very crucial.

* ***Bio-luminescent Light-*** As an Atrian, it can be presumed that he can glow a radiant light generated when in contact with water, thus making this ability very versatile and effective so he can navigate his surroundings when in water. It can also be assumed that if he had his markings removed, he would still glow under sufficient water

* ***Formidable Hand to Hand Combatant*** - Having been trained by The Trags in a variety of combative techniques, as well as being a young Vwasak warrior before that, he had been able to defeat Zoe who was swift, dexterous and durable whereas Roman had trouble holding Zoe off.

* ***Forensic Eye-Sight-*** As an Atrian, it can be presumed that his eyesight is enhanced to the point where he can see the spectrum of light better than a human, this allows him to single out shapes and images whereas to humans these objects would appear to be unnoticeable, using both abilities simultaneously, Drake would be able to navigate his surroundings and environment easily.

* ***Superhuman Swimming Speed-*** As an Atrian, it can be presumed that he could swim at speeds that are on par with automobiles/vehicles

Very protective,

Young **Roman** crashed-landed in a small town on Earth in an alien spacecraft along with several other aliens of his kind. Young **Roman**, who was injured, found his way into Emery's shed; where she protected him from harm. Emery brought in food and took good care of him, which led to a deep bond. A while later, local officers of Emery's town found Roman and shot him in the stomach. The scene ended with Emery believing that Roman was dead.
10 years later, **Roman** came back into Emery's life, when he started going to her high school.

## Physical Appearance

**Roman** is a handsome boy, he is tall and built at around 5'10", with just the right amount of muscle in his body. His eyes are blue-green and sometimes appear paler in the sunlight or darker in the shadows, he has a defined face with angular features along with tattoos that frame either side of his face. **Roman**'s tattoos sink into the side of his neck, and deeper into his t-shirt; just like all *Atrian's* and their amazing markings. **Roman** normally sticks to wearing tight-fitted clothes that bring out the angles of his chest, arms and legs and these can be things such as t-shirts, long-sleeve shirts, jackets, jeans and boots - an overall 'bad boy' persona. He looks quite similar to his sister, Sophia and also has a wound on his stomach; which was given to him on arrival day where he was shot - Pilot episode. The wound looks somewhat like a small 'X' on his abdominal area. In This Trick May Chance to Scathe You, **Roman** gets stabbed by his Uncle Castor with a poisonous knife and runs to Emery's shed to get away from Castor. In Passion Lends Them Power, Emery runs to the Sector to get Teri's help to save **Roman**'s life and once **Roman** is all healed up with Syper and Atrian blood it leaves a scare on his abdominal area. Roman also wears a necklace around his neck, which holds some kind of charm and has resemblance to him as well - he always wears this necklace, as you can see in past episodes.

heroic, brave and fearless, lives each day to the fullest and shows her true colors, she is always herself, she never lets other people tell her what she can or cannot be, very protective over the people she loves, especially her sister, her mother and other kin*,* people have always been captivated by her kindness, willingness to help, selflessness, and her ability to overlook what people were and help them survive. Her friend has thought about her countless times and has always shared a deep bond despite their differences in lifestyle. When her father died, she remained strong in a time of devastation, she did not blame others or become angry over his death; she merely continued doing what she did best, which was leading people and looking after her family, despite her father's absence. Unlike others she does not hate humans, remains positive that people will be able to survive together under all the circumstances and she cares for the survival of both groups. Spends time with her father on the rooftop, tending to plants and gardening, has always enjoyed swimming in a lagoon, was the first to dive into the water, somehow always manages to land herself in hot water, turned the supply closet of her school into her own secret meeting place for when she wants to talk. Fights for her love and equality for others, very protective. Enjoys spending time with her friend in any way possible, saw that he was not a monster and treated him with kindness and gave him food, had a weak immune system as a child, which caused her to spend a lot of her time in hospitals, running medical exams and all sorts of tests. Hazel eyes, brown hair, 5'7", is a beautiful girl and her looks are matched with her amazing personality. She is quite slim, as she does a lot of running to keep in shape as well as other forms of training to make sure that she is healthy and happy. Looking at her, you notice her beauty from her hazel eyes which light up at the sound of excitement and when under sunlight; though they are noticeably darker once away from light, she had light brown, curly hair but her hair changed to a darker shade and was more wavy than curly, usually wears jeans, dresses, boots and sneakers along with skirts, stockings and long socks most of the time. She doesn't try hard to look good, she pulls something off and makes sure that she looks suitable for whatever occasion she is going for. Her hair is usually left out in their normal waves but other times it is pulled back into unique braids down the side of her face, sported glittery face tattoos for the school dance. Sweet, friendly, has a deep bond with her boyfriend, very helpful, very caring and forgiving, even to those who wronged her. Likes school, fights for integration, volunteers at the hospital, hangs out with her friends and spends time with her boyfriend. Quick learner, quite adaptive, masters nearly every sport that she's played, quite courageous, willing to act in the face of danger, fears gore, it used to be that even the description of blood would make her queasy. Lean build, muscular, wears hand-me-downs. Talented member of many sports teams, never felt welcomed, other people view her with suspicion as the misfit daughter of a reclusive father. Can be blind to the flaws of those close to her, even overlooking them completely, can be extremely hopeful, refuses to give up on looking for people. Quickly accustomed herself to the life of a pirate, deemed a pirate prodigy, protected the captain from an assassination attempt, excels in her sword-fighting lessons. Traditional Toledo blade, rapier, very athletic, said to be gifted when it comes to numerous sports, including sword-fighting, considered by many of her crew-mates to be a natural-born pirate. Easily charms people and quickly befriends them, is without a doubt one of the brightest stars at the academy, even the headmaster holds her in the highest esteem, an exceptional swordsman. Tall, good-looking, flushed cheeks, pale straw-like hair, grey blue eyes, swordsmanship. Very easy-going, quick to smile, nothing seems to faze her. Had a fear of heights, but she conquered it, is not a morning person, has trouble understanding longer words. Golden couple of the academy, realized her ambition. Wears a silver locket around her neck, bony, thin and rakey, long auburn hair and bright piercing emerald green eyes, light freckles. Very flexible, pretty, considered the foxiest girl at the Academy, green eyes and silky black hair. Is the finest fighter at her school. Grew up in a lighthouse, especially close with her twin brother, seen as a misfit in her small town, was encouraged to live her life as she pleased and grow into herself as an individual, sings a sea shanty to calm down whenever she is upset. Naturally curious, fearless, tough as an old boot, never gives up, mentally strong, has a knack for reading people. Can be opportunistic, very optimistic, has a tendency to be impatient, especially when her questions aren't answered in a satisfactory way. Her main feature is her intelligence, intensely curious by nature, brave enough to seek out the answers to her countless questions, even if it means confronting intimidating or vicious people, her bravery can quickly turn into foolhardiness, much to the distress of those trying to protect her. Left penniless, decided to take her chances and leave town on a small boat. Frustrated with being cooped up inside, asks a lot of questions. Middle child, three brothers, charismatic, powerful, unruly, dynasty, ship captain. Has an unusual wide-ranging knowledge and strange notions about things far beyond her age and station, sharp as a tack, has a steely mental strength. Smug and self-satisfied, has no respect for the system. Her hair is always a mess, as it is a nest for her pet snake, enjoys wearing flamboyant and fancy clothes, likes blue sapphires, wears a blue velvet coat. Broadsword, able to distract and intimidate. Smoker and makes her own cigarettes, can fall asleep on anything, snores loudly. Pirate. Famous for her invention. Always appears confident, not one for hugging, remains highly professional when on the job, takes the duties of her rank very seriously, annoyed when she is kept from doing her job as best she can. Regarded by her coworkers with natural respect and affection. Cutlass, rapier, battle strategist. Teacher, father is notorious, sunny and cheerful outlook on life, started to harden into maturity after the death of her friend, loyal, unflagging eyes for the ladies, flirting frequently with various women. Australian, inseparable with her two friends, visibly devastated by the death of her friends. Well-read, wrinkles her nose when she smiles, didn't pay much attention in school, doesn't have much interest in makeup, hates it when people ruffle her hair, used to not wear many dresses, keeps a silver retractable telescope in her coat. She is frank and gets straight to the point. She is harsh but fair. Has a reputation for being ruthless and cunning, blunt and at times cold, fairly solitary, rarely divulging her true feelings to someone and only if she respects the person, confident, ambitious, sharp-tongued, typically not ill-intentioned. Stoic face, her dark eyes tell what she's feeling, smoky bright almond eyes. Wears a leather wristband with a dark stone to signify her position. Young woman, Chinese, wears leggings and leather boots, twin katanas always strapped to her back, wears a tight ponytail tied together with leather straps, wears a jian around her waist that had been cut with only a foot of it left. Holds herself accountable for her actions, accepts responsibility, quite mature, especially for her age, refuses to ever fight back against antics, open-minded about the supernatural, not averse to believing that vampires exist, can prove to be manipulative and underhanded at times, but never without reason, a pirate prodigy, being especially gifted in sword-fighting to wield two weapons at once. Her role as a secret agent proves she's skilled in discretion. Rescued someone from drowning, and he felt indebted to her, seeing her in a different light than most. Despite her colder disposition, she shows concern for her friend's mental state, tried her best to be a positive influence, good listening skills. Reading Spectacles, uses the Japanese Katana, has trouble making facial expressions, smiling in particular. Mancunian pirate, signs her name with turquoise ink, has a pair of small spectacles.

### Tide of Terror

Jez's first appearance is in Tide of Terror, where he is shown to be a crewman aboard *The Diablo* under Molucco Wrathe, having signed up to the articles during his teenaged years. Jez was part of The Three Buccaneers along with his friends, Bart Pearce and Connor Tempest. However, Jez's time on the ship was brutally ended after he was killed by a musclebond crewmember aboard *The Albatross*, in the aftermath of a pirate raid gone wrong. Following a proper funeral, Jez was given a sendoff, being laid to rest at the bottom of the ocean. However, the coffin was washed up on a shore and found by Sidorio, a sadistic vampirate who discovered Jez's corpse, which he vampirically reanimated in order to make the late sailor his lieutenant and second-in-command, before sending him undercover onboard *The Nocturne* as a mole within the crew, an operation which sees his Vampirate side breaking out in a brutally murderous display when he drains to death his donor, Shanti.

## Personality

He was capable, courageous, and effective. He was companionable, never too busy to help out another person in need, either with chores or in battle. He had a sharp wit and loved stories, always kind and warm and funny.

Jez was generally good-humoured and friendly as a human, and retained this to his Vampirate persona, at least partially. Jez was also extremely talkative, but his kind nature was not prone to cowardice or susceptibility to others intimidation, although he was greatly respectful to his superiors (e.g., Molucco Wrathe, Sidorio.) However, Jez did have a dark side, as exemplified by Shanti's murder.

## Relationships

### Bart Pearce

During his human years, Jez was good friends with him.

### Grace Tempest

He welcomed her warmly when she first came to the Diablo and was struggling. He brought her tea and talked at her nonstop.

### Molucco Wrathe

Captain Wrathe was greatly saddened by his death, and fought to have him brought back aboard the Diablo for a proper funeral.

### Darcy Flotsam

As a vampire, Jez had an attraction to her.

Epee, rescued people that were shipwrecked, swears that with the last of her breath she will fight to protect people from harm. Her underlings felt overwhelming respect and gratitude towards her, she shows a slight fondness for her subordinates. Handsome face, dazzling blue eyes, appears to be 17 years old, jet black hair, dark eyebrows, wears clothes typical of a sea-fairer, almost always wears a special Claddagh ring with a skull instead of a heart, long dark lashes, sharp cheekbones, paleness that enhances her rare beauty, skin like translucent marble or the papery violet-tinged skin of a garlic bulb. Very enigmatic, keeps a lot of her feelings close to her chest, tends to confuse people on how she feels about them, has the habit of keeping others emotionally distant, strongly loyal, following orders without question, even if she is unsure about them, typically gentle in her mannerisms and speech, but is prone to lashing out when frustrated, not seeming aware of how hurtful what she says can be. Comes off as overprotective at first, observant of things others aren't aware of. Born somewhere in Connemara, Ireland, died in Dublin, knows how to sail a ship, sailor, had a brother, early 1800s. Skilled swordsman, favors a rapier in combat, adept sailor, pirate for many years, strong and fast, self-control, does not overindulge, controls her hunger. Cowers in fear of the sun as it causes her great pain, temporarily blind, limited diet, does not regularly feast. Has a knack for calming people down. Beguiling, people flirt with her, is a fan of her friend's singing, listening to her records. Holds peoples safety in high regard. Mysterious figure. Cutlass, Claddagh ring, midshipman, lieutenant. Twin golden teeth and close-cropped hair. Becomes captain of a captured prison ship, with two lieutenants. From Cilicia in the Roman Empire, attended gladiator matches once or twice. Feeds off of peoples life force, trained herself to not have any thirst. Is linked with her ship. Creates mist around her ship, can use a light form of hypnosis. Charged with the southern quadrant, severely wounded, covers her scar with a mask. Has a tendency to burden herself with others' problems, can be quite vindictive, once her trust has been betrayed, it is difficult, if at all possible, to gain it back. Has a front of mercilessness in the face of betrayal, she is hard-pressed to be violent, more often than not she avoids violence by scaring off the offenders or relying on others to serve punishment. Rules her ship fairly and treats all people aboard with the same care, takes it upon herself to protect everyone aboard and feels great remorse and anger when those under her care come to harm, cares a little too much. Covered from head to toe, never seems to take off her gloves or mask, wears a long cape make of a leather-like material with glowing veins. Wears a mesh mask over her face like a death-mask, so tight that it creases in the mouth area according to her facial expression. Death pale skin, wears a veil.

## Personality

Now, centuries later, he’s just about the most ruthless Vampirate of them all. He has twin gold teeth and he’s not afraid to use them – attacking wantonly whenever and wherever to feed his insatiable appetite for blood and mayhem. After his rebellion forces his expulsion from the Vampirate ship, he begins a fresh journey, finding other disgruntled vampires to join his band. At first, his progress is faltering – thanks to the bravery of twins Grace and Connor Tempest – but soon he finds his stride and two trusty lieutenants, who stand ready to help him grow his evil empire. As comes to a close, Sidorio and the rebel Vampirates have thrown the entire Vampirate world into disarray, bringing the Vampirate Captain to the brink of destruction.  These are dangerous times on the darkest of oceans but is Sidorio as unstoppable as he appears?

Takes great pride in her appearance, even when it is not practical, seems to have an endless closet. Very warm and generous, offers to give one of her many gowns, is quite emotional, oftentimes lets her feelings get the better of her, hopeless romantic, eagerly awaiting her Mr. Right, quick to trust and quick to forgive, people sometimes take advantage of her predisposition to being both kind and highly sensitive. Takes a swim in the ocean at nightfall. Button nose, black hair styled in a neat bob, dressed like a flapper with a feathered headband and a full face of makeup. Fun by night. Warm and gentle voice, young woman, pale and lightly freckled skin, shoulder-length unruly auburn hair, eyes a deep vivid emerald green. In charge of sounding the Dawning and Nightfall bells. Born on Christmas Day, raised by her mother and never met her father, toured around England as a performer, was aboard a ship that sunk, planned to move to Hollywood to star in films. She is proud of her figure, particularly her bust, she has a cockney accent, had her singing recorded on several records, her favorite dance is the bunny bug, she is a fan of poetry, particularly Lord Byron and Shakespeare. Guru, lives in a sanctuary high on an icy mountain, teaches people to control their hunger, tea made from seven types of berries that grow on the mountainside. Fashionable.

## Involvement

In 2512 ( the date in which the book is set) the Captain of the Vampirate Ship (The Nocturne ), Lieutenant Lorcan Furey, Lorcan's donor Shanti, and Grace Tempest travel to Sanctuary to seek a cure from Mosh Zu Kamal for Lorcan's blindness (a result of the climax at the end of Demons of the Ocean). On the way up the mountain, Shanti falls and is resched by a Shepard, who Grave later realizes is really Mosh Zu. It is also later revealed that Mosh Zu is capable of reading minds (like the captain). He is described as a young man who Grave notes “might be described as handsome”.

Dressed in a white vest and baggy brown cloth trousers, tied and folded over at the waist, bare feet. Able to subsist without sustenance. Is a danger to herself and everyone else around her when she's bored. Captain of an all-female ship, has a black heart tattoo around her left eye. Devastatingly beautiful, long dark hair and dark eyes, beauty mark on her left cheek, huge black heart tattoo. Typically wears fancy outfits such as dresses with multiple skirts and thigh-high sharkskin boots. Does not usually hunt for herself, relying on her crew, drinks at her leisure from a Venetian glass. Antique dagger. Chestnut brown hair and green or sea-green eyes. Tousled blond hair and penetrating blue eyes. Cold stare and raised eyebrow, her voice became deeper, often changes her haircut, really cruel, but has a soul, conscience, and vulnerability.

## Personality

Quinn is first introduced as the typical mean cheerleader. She is beautiful, popular, and a complete snob. As a captain of the Cheerios, Quinn walks around with an air of superiority over the other students. Her strive for popularity stems from her family expecting her to be the perfect daughter, which often puts a lot of pressure on her. At times, Quinn is manipulative and conceited, such as using her injury to win prom queen in Prom-asaurus or tricking Finn that he is the father of her baby, despite never having sex with him, or discouraging him joining New Directions, all because she didn't want to risk her popularity.

began to appreciate the kindness and support her glee club teammates showed her, especially through her pregnancy, which she never really got from being on the Cheerios. In the beginning of the third season, she begins to display erratic behavior, such as plotting to have Beth taken away from Shelby Corcoran and wanting to make another baby with Puck, which could suggest she had postpartum depression. In mid-Season Three, she is shown to be a different kind, and the complete opposite of her in Season One. She is also shown to be very religious, though her actions often contradicts her morals.

**Lucy Quinn Fabray** is a major character on *Glee*. She was born in 1994. Quinn was the girlfriend of Finn Hudson and one of the most popular students at William McKinley High School. She was President of The Celibacy Club, captain of the cheerleading team Cheerios, and a member of both The God Squad and New Directions. She was also in the prom court in her junior and senior years. Her life took a drastic turn when she became pregnant with Noah Puckerman's baby. She lied to Finn and tricks him into believing that she got pregnant when he ejaculated prematurely when they were in a hot tub. The truth eventually comes out and they break up. Afterward, at Regionals, Quinn gives birth to her daughter, Beth, whom she gives up for adoption to Shelby Corcoran, Rachel's biological mother.

Throughout the series, Quinn went through a roller coaster of emotions. In Season Two, she started a relationship with Sam Evans, but he ended things with her after she cheated on him with Finn. Finn and Quinn restarted their relationship and ran for prom court, but it ended when Finn realized he was in love with Rachel. In Season Three, she began to exhibit erratic behavior, such as joining The Skanks and plotting to take Beth away from her adoptive mother Shelby. Quinn eventually found romance with Puck, and the two entered a relationship in Season Five. Quinn came back for the sixth and last season of the show to help Kurt and Rachel with their new glee club. Quinn ends the show in the series finale, Dreams Come True, where she came back to McKinley in 2020 for a re-dedication of the auditorium.

Protestant Christian or Catholic Christian faith, cross necklace she wears, president of the celibacy club, cruel and mean girl

### Hair Color:

Blonde

Pink (early Season 3)

Dyed Blonde (Season 6)

### Address:

Dudley Road, Lima, Ohio

New Haven, Connecticut

## Interests:

Cheerleading, popularity, singing and acting

## Profile

Singing is what Will is all about. As a student at William McKinley High School, he helped the Glee Club win the 1993 National Show Choir Championship cup - it was one of the best moments of his life. But after graduation, he stopped performing, married his high school sweetheart, and left college with a safe degree in accounting. A few years later, Will found himself back at McKinley, this time as the school's Spanish teacher. And when choir director Sandy Ryerson is fired for inappropriately touching a student, Will offers his services as a replacement, hopeful that it will capture some of the joy from his youth. Of course, Will gets the job and New Directions is born! At home, Will tries to balance the needs of his demanding wife Terri (who says she is pregnant with his baby), the anxiety of fatherhood, and the close bond he's forming with fellow McKinley faculty member, Emma Pillsbury.

## Personality/Appearance

Will Schuester can easily be described as the ultimate "Mister Nice Guy." Sweet, compassionate and even a bit naive, Will is always trying to do his best by not only his loved ones, but also his friends and students. He tries to see good in everyone, and wants to bring that good out of others, especially if it turns out to be musical talent. He is often willing to overlook obvious personality flaws and can at time be completely oblivious to the manipulative and malicious behavior of other people

However, despite Will's inherent goodness, he's an extremely driven and at times obsessive individual when it comes to his personal desires. He pushes not only himself, but his students to their best, to the point that he overlooks or ignores their personal feelings. He is also willing to resort to dark methods in order to get what he wants, such as planting drugs in Finn's locker and blackmailing him into joining Glee and failing the Cheerios to get back at Sue. Will can also be extremely paranoid, particularly towards Sue (although rarely without reason).

Will can also be hypocritical in his beliefs such as after telling Sue to be fair to people, but then becoming upset at Sue for not giving a handicapped girl special treatment. He also allows his 'liberal guilt' to be unfairly manipulated because although he wants to make everyone happy and desperately doesn't want to hurt anyone's feelings, others take advantage of that.

His female students have tendencies to fall in love with him and express their love with a gift. As Will said "It always starts, with a novelty gift."

## Trivia

* Along with Artie, Kurt, Rachel, and Sue he has been main cast every season of the series.
* He is the only adult character to ever get slushied.
* As stated in Mash-Up, his favorite song is *Bust a Move*, which he sang later.
* Will has at least one solo in every season, except for Season Five.
* Will is similar to Finn Hudson growing up. He may not play football, he does have his personality.
* The first song Will sings each season is in the episode number of what season it is; for example Toxic is the second episode of the second season.

**William Michael "Will" Schuester** is a major character on *Glee*. He was in charge of the William McKinley High School Glee Club, New Directions. Will is the school's Spanish teacher until Season Three episode The Spanish Teacher, where he takes a job as a history teacher. He is married to Terri Del Monico in Season One, but they divorce after Will finds that Terri has lied to him about being pregnant. He is currently married to and living with McKinley High's guidance counselor, Emma Pillsbury. In Trio, it is revealed that Will and Emma are expecting a child. Their son, Daniel Finn Schuester, is born in Opening Night. In Transitioning, he returned to McKinley as the alumni consultant for New Directions, having served a very brief term as director of Vocal Adrenaline. He and Sue Sylvester are mortal enemies.

He is now the principal of McKinley High, now designated as a performing arts school.

## Biography

Will was married to Terri, who he had been with since high school. They divorce after Will finds out she was faking her pregnancy. Will was close friends with the football coach Ken Tanaka, and has a complicated "frenemy" relationship with Sue Sylvester, the school's cheer leading coach who despises the Glee Club. He works as a Spanish teacher at William McKinley High School, but later gives away the job to David Martinez and takes a new job as a history teacher. Will is now married to the school counselor, Emma.

### Address:

20 Apple Blossom Lane Lima, Ohio 45802 (Former)

14751 Edgewood Drive, Apt. 203

Lima, Ohio 45805

### Occupations:

Spanish Teacher (former)

The football team (Former)

Evening Janitor (former)

New Directions Director (former)

History Teacher (former)

Blue Ribbon Panel for Arts Education Committee Member

Vocal Adrenaline director (former)

New Directions alumni consultant (former)

William McKinley High School principal (current)

### Aliases:

Mr. Schue (students)

Butt Chin, Best Friend (Sue)

Will (Kurt)

(Rachel)

Mr.S (Finn)

## Family & Friends

### Family:

Emma Schuester (wife)

Unnamed Daughter

Unnamed Twin Sons

Daniel Schuester (son)

Mrs. Schuester (mother)

Mr. Schuester (father)

Rusty Pillsbury (father-in-law)

Rose Pillsbury (mother-in-law)

Unnamed Brother-in-law

Betty Pillsbury (niece)

Unnamed Sister-in-law

### Relationships:

Emma Schuester (wife, mother of children)

Terri Del Monico (ex-wife)

Suzy Pepper (former crusher, one sided)

Rachel Berry (former crusher, one sided)

Shelby Corcoran (makeout session)

April Rhodes (flirted with, former crush, slept with)

Sue Sylvester (seduced)

Shannon Beiste (kissed)

Holly Holliday (ex-girlfriend)

Lauren Zizes (former crusher during the Toxic riot, ended)

## Other Information

### Interests:

Glee Club, Teaching, Singing, Dancing, Journey songs, Rapping, Principal

### Clique:

Glee Club (former), Acafellas (briefly), McKinley High Faculty

### Vulnerabilities:

Feelings for Emma (former), Broadway opportunities

### Weaknesses:

Teaching Spanish

Not having that many adult friends

### Awards:

1st place - 1992, 2009-2011, 2014 (Sectionals)

1st Place - 1993, 2011-2013, 2015 (Regionals)

1st Place - 1993, 2012, 2015 (Nationals)

Teacher of the Year 2008, 2012

**April Rhodes** is a recurring character on *Glee*. She once went to William McKinley High School with Will Schuester. April appears in two episodes in the first season, The Rhodes Not Taken and Home. She returns in Season Two in the episode Rumours and is mentioned in New York, but does not appear. In The Purple Piano Project, it is mentioned by Rachel that the man playing alongside April in her own original Broadway show won a Tony award, meaning that the show is doing very well. She is invited to McKinley in Season Five by Will when the New Directions was about to be disbanded. She calls Holly Holliday to help her save the glee club. They did not succeed this mission but instead gives Will a proper closure with his glee club

April is a talented singer who dropped out of high school in an attempt to go to Broadway, but her dreams sadly did not come true, as she found herself pregnant with twins. After giving them up for adoption, she tried to find work on Broadway, but to no avail. She soon became an alcoholic and was eventually found by Will who encouraged her to get sober. After a long journey, April does decide to get sober as she wishes to go to Broadway and put up the first all-white performance of *"The Wiz".*

**Brody Weston** is a recurring character on the fourth season of *Glee.* He is a junior at NYADA and is Rachel's former love interest. He makes his first appearance in The New Rachel, the first episode of Season Four. He formally lived in Kurt and Rachel's apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn until Guilty Pleasures, the seventeenth episode of Season Four, where he moves out because Santana and Finn confronted him about being a gigolo and telling Rachel; Finn punched him in the face and screamed “Stay away from my future wife!” He is a T.A. for Cassandra July's Dance 101 classes at NYADA. His last appearance was in Guilty Pleasures, the seventeenth episode of Season Four, where he breaks up with Rachel and goes away from her life.

She is introduced as the director of Vocal Adrenaline. She is very talented, a trait passed on to her daughter, Rachel. She is just as competitive, although she doesn't resort to the underhanded tactics that her daughter will sometimes use against her opponents. Shelby resigned her job in order to start a new family with adopting Quinn's and Puck's newly born daughter, Beth at the end of Season One. In Season Three, She is hired as the all-girl glee club The Troubletones director at William McKinley High School. She departed McKinley in the eighth episode of Season Three, Hold on to Sixteen. She later reappeared in Season Four in the nineteenth episode, Sweet Dreams, to help Rachel with her Funny Girl audition. It is revealed that now she runs a Broadway daycare centre in New York, living a really good life.

has dyslexia. She often wears the colors black or purple. She is left-handed. She plays the piano. She is a former show choir coach. originally from Montana. Thinks orchids are kinda sexy for a plant, laid-back and pays no attention to consequences, as shown with her constant squatting. She has an addictive personality and no problem being in a relationship for money. She apparently is very wild and enjoys parties, drinking and is easily entertained, although she denies and doesn't like to talk about how she may be addicted. She is confident and talented, but also very unprofessional for a singer, who appears to have given up on her dreams and now has no ambition. She doesn't appear to think about setting a good example, or worry about consequences, however, seems to have good intentions on the whole. She is likeable, fun, with a magnetic personality and a love for beverages. On the minus side, however, she lets this easily go out of control. She is extremely honest and upfront about being a washed-up has-been. Her fashion sense seems very bold and distinctive. She wears colourful, clashing items, which not many people attempt to pull off. She also appears to enjoy dressing as a cow-girl. Her outfits are usually skin-tight to show off her body, very polite and well-mannered, will try to befriend other people and also try to help them if she feels they need it, loner, molested as child, having difficulties with opening himself up to others as a result of that incident, lack of trust seems to make her struggle with feelings of resentment, like when she forgot about manners and began kicking tables.

He seems to have particular trouble in trusting girls, since he choose committing to a girl he only knew from the internet. However, it appears that once Ryder manages to trust a girl, he acts really affectionate towards her, like when he prepared an elaborate performance for Marissa in Shooting Star, and prepared Instagram images for Marley in Movin' Out.

One of his biggest problems that is introduced right along with him are his struggles with school. He explains that he is being pressured by his parents to get good grades at school, yet seems to be unable to do so, despite studying hard. When Ryder began questioning his intelligence, it is revealed that his grades are merely a result of him having dyslexia. The doctor who diagnosed him actually thinks he is rather intelligent. Despite still making frequent spelling mistakes, he mentions getting better grades since beginning his dyslexia training.

Ryder also plays for the school's football team, although Beiste refers to him as a bad player. However, it are Ryder's dancing moves that initially bring him to Finn's attention, and he is also showing to be lifting weights in Naked, which indicates that Ryder is overall athletic.

### Clique:

New Directions

Football Team

Basketball, Football, Playing the drums

Too trusting. She was present on every meeting. She keeps a razor scooter in her locker and is usually seen riding it in the hallways, Flirting, and Girls, Playing guitar, had been struggling with accepting her sexuality, she started school as a student at The University of Louisville where she had been given a full scholarship in cheerleading, she dropped out because she didn't enjoy what she was doing there, she moves to New York, attends a NYADA extension class for dance, something she says she has enjoyed doing ever since she was a child. She has many side jobs, such as being a waitress at a diner, and being an actress; starring in a commercial, recording deal, she becomes someone's publicist. Most popular cheerleader at school, bitchy, takes pride in her cruel attitude. Black hair and dark brown eyes, born August 27th, waitress and student, interested in her social status, dancing, singing, acting, fame, bullying, and cheerleading, fears judgment, good at manipulation at fighting, perceptive, hates being lost, temperamental and impatient. Quick to pass judgment, and insult and even bully other people. She views her bitchy behavior as honesty and sees nothing wrong with it. She is proud of being the top bitch. She seems to find no issue flaunting her spot on the social ladder that is High School or to be promiscuous to remain on top. Demonstrates occasional signs of kindness, usually after a good performance. Deep down she is less conceited than she appears to be. She has admitted that she loves being in Glee Club, and that it is the best part of her day. She follows up this confession with instructions that if anyone asks, they are to say that she hates it, showing that she cares a lot about her image. She has grown to be a better person, she actively admits to hating the people in the club before joining, but now views them as her equals, closest friends, and even considers them her family (whom she is highly protective of). Now she is more caring and compassionate toward others, comforting, mean streak. She is extremely emotional at certain times for ridiculous reasons, gets jealous quite easily, especially when it concerns her sexual partners. She is simply lonely, which is why she wants to show off her image and reputation. Known to be manipulative and persuasive, tries to get what she wants through scheming, always making plans that would have results in her favor, but most times it backfires. She is always finding out others secrets just by observing. She uses this ability to her advantage. When it comes to friendships and romantic relationships she takes them very seriously. Whenever someone tries to hurt those she cares for she becomes very defensive. She acts confident, but it has been proven on few occasions she's actually insecure, like when she got a boob job over the summer so people would notice her more. She gets incredibly hostile when her weaknesses are exposed, while she has no problem insulting and putting down others, she can "dish it out, but can't take it," and gets upset when people turn on her, showing she cares a lot about what people think of her.

## Sexuality

Santana describes herself as a "closeted lesbian" in Born This Way. She is seen to be something of a nymphet in the first two seasons. She has dated and slept with many guys although she didn't have any deep feeling for them; most of the time she was involved with them only in exchange for popularity/status, and has also had sex with Brittany on what is implied to have been multiple occasions, as shown in the episode Duets: she mentioned to Brittany that making out was a "nice break from all that scissoring." It seems, however, that she is either afraid or embarrassed by her same-sex attractions, when she tells Brittany that she isn't making out with her because she is in love with her, even though Brittany said nothing of the sort. It would make sense in the context, though, because Brittany *had* proposed a duet by famous out singer Melissa Etheridge.

In addition to her relationship with Brittany, Santana's sexuality is addressed in the fifteenth episode of season Two, Sexy, after Holly Holliday returns to McKinley as a Sex Ed teacher. She says she "doesn't know" when she is asked if she thinks she might be a lesbian, but admits having been attracted to both men and women in the past. Santana, after asking Holly Holliday help to express her feelings through a song (Landslide), finally admits to being in love with Brittany, and though Brittany admits to loving her back, she can't bring herself to break up with Artie - who she also loves - to be with Santana. After the song, and deeply considering her feelings for Brittany, she explicitly compared her situation with Kurt's, tells Brittany "I don't want to be with Sam, or Finn, or any of those other guys; I just want you!," refers to Artie as "just a stupid *boy*," and makes a disparaging remark about Brittany's evident sexual fluidity, leading some fans and commentators to believe she is a lesbian which was later confirmed at Paley Fest 2011.

Brad Falchuk was quoted as saying in upcoming episodes regarding Brittana, they want "Santana to come to grips with being a lesbian and how she deals with it." They will "explore Brittana as individuals, but it will definitely come back to Brittana." Falchuk added. "We want to make sure everybody is included. Santana is a lesbian. She might not be ready to come out yet, but she is." In Born This Way during a voiceover Santana admits that she is a closeted lesbian, and later tells Dave Karofsky that they "play on the same team". When Brittany gave her a shirt she made her for the Born This Way number that said "Lebanese"(supposed to say lesbian), Santana tells Brittany that she can't tell anyone about it and doesn't perform in the number. But, she is later seen in the audience wearing the "Lebanese" shirt. The "lesbian" storyline continues into the third season, and leads to Santana being pushed out of the closet by Finn. She fully admits to it and later tells her parents that she is a lesbian.

## Trivia

* Santana is the first openly lesbian character on the show.
* Santana is the only latin main character on the show.
* Her middle name is "Diabla" as refered by Ryan on a tweet. Source
* She, along with Blaine, Kurt, Rachel, Finn, Will, Sue, Mike, Quinn, Becky and Brittany, are the only characters to have their middle name revealed.
* In I Kissed a Girl, Santana mentions she has an alter-ego named "Snixx." This is a reference to one of Naya Rivera's nicknames.
* She, Rachel and Tina, are the only characters to ever have a solo in a competition.
* Her favorite song is *You Oughta Know* by Alanis Morissette.
* She is left handed.
* She, Blaine and Marley are the only characters to sing more songs than Rachel in a season, singing two more than her in Season Three.
* In every setlist that Will picks out she was included while she was present in New Directions.
* She doesn't like the color pink.
* Though she was named Rachel's publicist in Old Dog, New Tricks, it is seen that before Loser Like Me, she either resigned or couldn't keep the job as she went on tour with Mercedes and Brittany.
* Starting from Season Two she has had at least one solo per season.
* She's sung at least one duet every season.
	+ She's the only student, who isn't one of the original six to achieve this. The others are Artie, Kurt Rachel and Will.
* She, along with Mercedes, Rachel, Finn, Kurt, Artie and Blaine are the only characters who sang more than 100 songs.
	+ She and Blaine are the only students who aren't one of the original six to achieve this.
* She has cried on screen more times than any other character, her total being sixteen times.
* She has been slapped the most on the show. She has been slapped by Rachel, Quinn, and Lauren.
* While only being credited for 99 episodes, Santana has appeared in 100 episodes if one were to count her Pilot footage in 2009.
* She, along with Artie, Carole, Emma, Figgins, Kurt, Mercedes, Puck, Quinn, Rachel, Sue, Terri, Tina and Will are the only characters to appear in the first and last episode.
* She is the third student to be featured in every song of a New Directions setlist (2010 Sectionals) after Rachel Berry (2009 Sectionals, 2010 Regionals, 2011 Regionals and 2011 Nationals), Finn Hudson (2010 Regionals and 2011 Nationals) and followed by Kitty Wilde (2015 Sectionals).
* Her first line would've been in the Pilot episode, but, the scene she talked in was cut out during editing. Showmance would include her first ever line on the series.

### Hair Color:

Dirty Blonde (natural)

Blue (ingrain)

## Family & Friends

### Family:

Unnamed mother

Unnamed father

### Friends:

Santana Lopez

Rachel Berry

Kurt Hummel

Elliott Gilbert

## Other Information

### Talent:

Guitar, Keyboard, Singing

**Danielle "Dani"** is a recurring character in the fifth season of Glee. She is a waitress at the Spotlight Diner in New York with Santana, Kurt, and Rachel. She joined Kurt's band Pamela Lansbury with Santana, Kurt, Rachel, and Elliott, and later formed a trio called One Three Hill with Kurt and Elliott after Rachel and Santana were kicked out. She was in a relationship with Santana before Santana reconciled with Brittany.

**Cassandra "Cassie" July** is a recurring character on the fourth season of *Glee*. She is a dance instructor at the New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts in New York City. She acts as a mentor for Rachel at NYADA but, unlike Will, Cassandra's approach to teaching is based on negativity. Rachel was known as Will's 'favorite student' but in Cassandra's case, Rachel is constantly picked on by Cassandra and told she can't be successful.

Before becoming a teacher at NYADA, Cassandra was in a play on Broadway, Damn Yankees. After hearing a cell phone of an audience member go off during her performance, she got really angry, and threw his phone away. This led to the end of her career after someone posted a video of the events on YouTube. Because of this, she is sometimes known as "Crazy July".

She ends the show in Wonder-ful, the twenty-first episode of Season Four, when she acts nicer towards Rachel, revealing her harsh attitude to her is because she noticed something in Rachel and wanted her to be success in her life. She even wishes her good luck and supports her for her Funny Girl audition, making them friends in her final appearance.

She is portrayed by Academy Award nominated actress Kate Hudson.

## Contents

* 1Biography
* 2Relationships
	+ 2.1Brody Weston
* 3Quotes
* 4Songs
* 5Appearances
* 6Trivia
* 7Gallery

## Biography

Before becoming a teacher at NYADA, Cassandra was in a play on Broadway, Damn Yankees. After hearing a cell phone of an audience member, she got mad and threw his telephone away with her cane which lead her career to be destroyed after someone posted a video on YouTube. Because of this she was also known as Crazy July.

### Aliases:

Cassie (nickname)

A Monster, My Mortal Enemy (Rachel)

Crazy July, The Biggest Trainwreck in Broadway History (Kurt)

## Family & Friends

### Friends:

Brody Weston

Benjamin

Rachel Berry

Kurt Hummel

Carmen Tibideaux

Shelby Corcoran

Blaine Anderson

### Enemies:

Lydia

Rachel Berry (formerly)

Sue Sylvester (Possibly)

## Other Information

### Vulnerabilities:

Reminder of crushed Broadway dreams, alcohol addiction.

## Trivia

* Cassandra is implied to be an alcoholic, as she is seen adding alcohol to a shake she makes in The New Rachel. Rachel herself later notices that her breath smells of alcohol, which Cassandra covers up by saying it was Listerine. But since then, she has yet to be shown drinking.
	+ In Glease, she mentions being banned from an airline because of a "bloody mary fueled panic attack."
* Kurt mentions Kate Hudson in I Am Unicorn while he talks to Burt at Burt's mechanical shop. Kate Hudson portrays Cassandra July in Season Four.
* She states that her first Broadway role was at 17 performing as a dancing spoon. (The New Rachel).
* Cassandra is the second person on the show known to stop a Broadway performance because someone interrupted. The first is Carmen Tibideaux as Kurt said in the episode, Choke, "Once, La Tibideaux, stopped a performance of *Medea* at the Met, because someone glanced at their watch while she was doing one of her 'I'm killing my babies' arias. She destroyed him." Coincidentally, they are both staff at NYADA.
* She auditioned for Hedda Gabler (a Broadway play) as Hedda; and the director, Ivan, made her recite her monologue in a slip, standing on one foot, and pouring tomato juice all over herself. (Glease)
* Her name could be a reference to the musical and movie *A Chorus Line*, in which a character called Cassie, a former dancer, is said to have stopped a performance, such as Cassandra did.

**Finn Hudson** is a major character on *Glee*. He was an alumnus of William McKinley High School, former co-captain of the New Directions, and former quarterback of the Titans.

Finn risks alienation by the football team after joining the Glee Club at the beginning of the series. In Season One, Finn dates popular head cheerleader Quinn Fabray, until he discovers that she slept with his best friend, Noah Puckerman, and lied about Finn being the father of her child.

During Furt, Finn's mother marries Kurt Hummel's father, Burt, thus making them stepbrothers. Finn is previously engaged to Rachel Berry before letting her go to New York City without him in Goodbye. He also graduates from McKinley High in Goodbye. Finn is the substitute director for the New Directions while Will Schuester was in Washington from Glease to Girls (and Boys) on Film, when Will returns to coach New Directions. The two were co-directors until the end of Feud, when Will found out that Finn kissed Emma, and with the encouragement from Marley, Finn left McKinley to obtain a teaching degree at the University of Lima, but later he decided to help Will once again in McKinley. Due to the death of his actor, he died during the fifth season, and The Quarterback was a tribute for him.

## Biography

### Early life

Finn's father, who was a United States Marine, was originally believed to have died while serving in Iraq when Finn was very young, so he was raised by his mother, Carole. However, it is later mentioned in Yes/No that Finn's father died from a drug overdose. Finn discovered his love of singing during a chance encounter with a lawn specialist dating his mom, and for the first time he knew, he was special and good at something. Finn struggles to make his mother proud of him and make her happy.

Finn is the quarterback of the school's football team, a role he takes very seriously, despite his moral misgivings, he is reluctantly involved in bullying the less popular kids. Finn has been dating the head cheerleader, Quinn, for four months. It is revealed that Finn is the son of a single mother, as his father was killed in Operation Desert Storm when Finn was an infant. Finn got his great love for music from the lawn care man, who Finn's mother had a brief relationship with. Unfortunately, he soon ended the relationship, much to Mrs. Hudson's disappointment. From that moment on, Finn made it his sole purpose to make her proud and happy. This desire is exploited by the Spanish teacher and Glee Director, Will Schuester, who after overhearing him singing in the men's locker room shower, plants marijuana in his locker and blackmails him into joining the Glee club. Afraid his mother will find out he had pot, Finn agrees. Finn appears extremely freaked out by Rachel in their first rehearsal, and is reluctant about performing. Unfortunately, joining Glee alienates him from the football team. However, Finn discovers that he really does enjoy Glee. He is then seen at the end of the episode performing *Don't Stop Believin **at the end of the episode with the other Glee members. ('*****Pilot**)

### Interests:

Football

Singing

Drums

popularity

girls

### Education:

William McKinley High School

University of Lima

### Talent:

Singing

Leadership

Drums

### Vulnerabilities:

Dancing

Self-esteem

### Strengths:

His voice

Leadership

Solos

Football

### Awards:

McKinley High Senior Prom 2012 Prom King

'09 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'10 Show Choir Regionals, third place

'11 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'11 Show Choir Regionals, first place

'11 Show Choir Nationals, twelfth place

'12 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'12 Show Choir Regionals, first place

'12 Show Choir Nationals, first place

2011 Highschool State football championship (shared with the rest of football team)

### Address:

415 Whitman Avenue Lima, Ohio 45802 (former)

### Occupations:

Former Student at University of Lima

Former Assistant Director of New Directions former quarterback

Former Mechanic at *Hummel Tires & Lube*

Former Assistant-Assistant Manager at *Sheets-N-Things*

Army (semi-honorable discharge)

## Personality

Finn has been shown to be one of the most complex characters on *Glee*.

During Season One, and less so in the first part of Season Two, Finn has been shown at time to give into peer-pressure because he wants to be liked and not made into an outcast. Despite feeling guilty, Finn has bullied others at school and has often allowed others to bully him into doing things he would usually not agree to. A factor in this has been that Finn has been shown at times to think (wrongly) that popularity is about the only thing he has going for him. However, the second part of Season Two has seen Finn bury his earlier concerns with popularity and image and he is now unambiguously a "Gleek." While he is often able to "get" people and intuit them well. Intellect appears to not be one of his talents, and combined with his naturally trusting nature, this has allowed many of his friends to manipulate his naivety, to suit their own personal desire. The most notable examples would be Quinn's lie regarding how Finn supposedly impregnated her, Rachel getting Finn to kiss her in Season One and then later trying to get him to realize what they had was real, and Mr. Schuester planting pot on him to blackmail him into joining the Glee group by exploiting the way he was committed into doing his mother proud. He's also a natural born leader, and tries his best. No matter what Finn does, he always tries to give his all. He is especially concerned about being a good son, and becoming a good man in his future.

After having lost his father in Desert Storm, he vowed to do whatever it took to make his mother proud of him. His search for a father figure (now apparently ended with the Hummel-Hudson family going strong) has also been important. Finn also enjoys singing very much, having discovered his natural talent while singing with her mother's ex-boyfriend one afternoon, he's said that the glee club is the one thing that's made him happy in a long time. Because of his positions as the captain of the football and basketball teams, co-captain of New Directions, and all of the other responsibilities expected of him as a son, brother, friend, boyfriend and student, Finn is often extremely stressed out. He often tries to keep his stress levels hidden from others, but it often results in him exploding when pushed too far, as seen when he discovered that Quinn's baby was not his, or when he gets upset with Kurt after he moves in.

Finn's low self-esteem has also been made central as of the most recent seasons; as he's spent most of his life attempting to fit in or to please others, he's easily prone to resigning himself to stand in the shadow of some of his more outgoing and ambitious friends; and easily feels threatened by other male characters whom he deems to possess talents that eclipse his own. Especially those whom have a natural charm and wit that he himself lacks, this was seen in Season Three, where he expressed jealousy of Blaine Anderson's abilities; and would often let his personal feelings override his responsibilities as a leader, which served to alienate Blaine and made him feel uncomfortable being in the Glee club. Finn's jealousy was rooted in how Blaine possessed all the talents he had, in addition to being a good dancer and having natural charm, intelligence and wit, which in turn made Finn question himself as "not being good enough." In Season Four, his self-esteem is still low. After Rachel broke up with him, he said "Who am I? I barely graduated high school, and my life has absolutely no direction." Showing that he still considers himself "nothing."

However, despite Finn's low self-esteem, he is overall looked as the leader of Glee club. Finn, in the first three seasons, served as the true leader of the Glee club. Despite Rachel stating that she is the leader multiple times, it never looked up to how Finn took over. Finn will address an issue if members of the club are fighting, like how Rachel found out he slept with Santana before Sectionals in Special Education. He has developed a great reputation over the course of the seasons he was in, always proving himself to others, especially in The Sue Sylvester Shuffle. Despite people looking at Sam as the favorite in the first-half of the second season, Finn finally presented his true-self starting from Furt. He is also not afraid to tell people how he feels about them, people such as Rachel, Jesse, or Santana. Finn looks at someone for who they are and continuously celebrates it, not blaming someone for hating them for being different, as he has been looked at his entire time in Glee club from the Football team.

Finn has shown to have relationships with almost every Glee club member, often speaking to them at least a couple of times over the course of his appearances. After sleeping with Santana in The Power of Madonna, the two didn't truly interact with each other until the third season, where Finn finally broke Santana. Dealing with Santana's mean and "bitchy" comments of him, Finn revealed that he knows that Santana is a lesbian. Despite Santana slapping him at the end of Mash Off, Finn shows that he accepts the good parts of someone rather than the bad, admitting that he loves Santana as a friend, even after she has bullied him for three seasons. This culminated into her breakdown in The Quarterback. Sue even stated in the same episode that she thought of Finn as a good guy, and that she was the only Glee member she liked. Finn was the only one that the hateful Sue Sylvester actually admired, and that the potential of Finn's future was lost after his death, leaving her distraught. Finn has developed such good friendships that it seemed to have affected everyone he knew when he died, especially Will, who finally cried at the end of Finn's tribute episode.

Finn's accomplishments and role-model at McKinley has inspired many characters over the course of the show. His plaque of him is looked at by several character to change their mindsets on Glee, with Will as a primary example. Finn has been honored many times after his death, like Rachel's tattoo of his name, his Letterman jacket hung up in the boy's locker room, a tree carved with his name on it, Will's son having Finn as his middle name, and the school auditorium was renamed the "**Finn Hudson Auditorium**" in his honor. Finn's potential to become someone extraordinary may have been cut short after his sudden death, but seemed to have carried on in the final seasons of the series.

* a high baritone (baritenor). vocal style specialised more within classic rock, favorite song was *I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For* by *U2,* a Tony award-winning musical theatre actress. She graduated from the New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts (NYADA). She was the first-ever captain of the school's Glee Club, a very driven and ambitious young woman, is very competitive but works harder than anyone else so often feels she should have the spotlight and due to her dream of performing on Broadway, slowly becoming more considerate and supportive towards the other members.

In The New Rachel, Rachel is now a student at NYADA and is struggling to fit in with the new adjustments. Her dance teacher, Cassandra July, isn't making her stay in New York City very welcoming either. In The Break-Up, Finn returns, but with the ongoing drama, Rachel breaks off their relationship "for now" and their relationship was put on hold. In Glease, it seems their relationship has fully dropped after Finn says they shouldn't have contact and he doesn't want to know about Rachel's arrival to Lima, Ohio if she does return again someday. Although at Will's almost wedding they talk multiple times, sing a duet, and sleep together. In the episode, Sweet Dreams, her Broadway journey begins after auditioning for *Funny Girl* and asked to return for callbacks. During Wonder-ful, she and Cassandra July reconcile and they become friends, after promising she and other NYADA students will help her. In All or Nothing, she re-auditioned for *Funny Girl*, but it is unknown if she has been selected at the end of the fourth season.

In Season Five, during Tina in the Sky with Diamonds, we found out that she was selected to play 'Fanny Brice' in *Funny Girl*. Despite the good news, Rachel receives the shock of Finn's death in The Quarterback, which is very tough for her to deal with, especially in the subsequent year. In A Katy or A Gaga, Rachel joins Kurt's band, Pamela Lansbury. Santana Lopez becomes Rachel's understudy which reopens old wounds. Because of her feud with Santana, they are kicked out of the band by Kurt in Trio. In Bash, Rachel quits her schooling at NYADA to focus on Funny Girl. As of Opening Night, the revival of Funny Girl successfully opened on Broadway receiving good reviews from the New York Times. In The Untitled Rachel Berry Project, she decides to leave Broadway and go to Los Angeles to shoot the very first episode of a new series based on her life.

In Season Six, it is revealed that her TV show, titled *That's So Rachel*, has been cancelled due to very poor ratings after airing its pilot episode. Since she can't go back to Broadway, Rachel returns to Ohio to find out her parents are getting divorced and to relaunch the glee club along with Kurt, and together (with some help of the Alumni) they recruit new members. In What the World Needs Now, with Mercedes' piece of advice and with New Directions' and Alumni's help, Rachel goes to New York to audition for a play in a new Broadway show, which is revealed to have gotten later in the season. However, after personally requesting it, Rachel is reaccepted in NYADA, which leads her to drop the role and decide to go back to college to finish her education. In the series finale, Dreams Come True, it is revealed that in 2020, she is now a successful Broadway actress, married to her friend and old love Jesse St. James, who is also her director, and a surrogate for Klaine. She finally wins a Tony Award - her lifelong dream - for her role in the fictitious Broadway musical *Jane Austen Sings*, showing that at the end, her life long dreams have finally accomplished and all the things she went through and worked hard for is finally paid off in the best way possible.

## Personality

Socially awkward, self-involved, egotistic, hard worker, sweet and forgiving, Rachel can often come off as a bit intense to the other Glee Club members. First competition while still in diapers, Rachel's one true desire is to become a famous singing star and she has spent almost every moment of her life obsessively going for that goal. She is the best singer in Glee club and has faced Kurt Hummel, Sunshine Corazon, and Mercedes Jones in diva-offs. Rachel is so energized by her ambition that she often speaks at a rapid pace, often without any tact to what she says. Rachel can also be manipulative in her actions, such as getting the previous glee teacher fired because he touched a student and she didn't get a solo and using the fact that she has two gay dads and therefore a connection to the civil rights union to force a business to get Finn hired for a waiting job. Ironically, she has difficulty seeing when other people are manipulating her, such as when Kurt gave her bad advice to gain Finn's attention. She is easily angered for not getting her way, and at such occasions, she will leave the room with a dramatic exit (though, as Artie once pointed out, they get less dramatic every time she does it). Yet despite her less than appealing tendencies, Rachel is not a bad person. Deep down, like so many other teens, she only wishes to be loved and to have friends. When others are hurting or feeling rejected, Rachel often is willing to come to their side and offer them help, even if the manner in which she does it is less than smooth, such as offering Quinn her support and friendship when she found out she was pregnant and was kicked off the cheerleading team, despite all the years of emotional torment. Rachel is a vegan, a fact revealed to fans in Funk before Vocal Adrenaline eggs her. (Although a minor error, she was seen eating pizza with pepperoni in the episode The Rhodes Not Taken. It was mentioned by Finn as he said: *I think they import the pepperoni from, Michigan or something.*) But she could have become a vegetarian after The Rhodes Not Taken. This was also confirmed in Duets when Finn tells Rachel that the vegan meatballs at Breadstix are "okay." She is also quite intelligent and is an overachiever.

Rachel's romantic feelings towards certain people, like her core personality, can be somewhat intense. Upon meeting and singing with Finn for the first time, she became obviously enamored, causing Finn to become somewhat fearful for his safetyh er as she sang to him. However, despite her overbearing nature, Finn found himself attracted to her "*Swimfan*" personality and encouraged her attention. Rachel also got a school crush on Will at one point, after they sang a duet ballad together, and like Finn, Will became concern, but for very different reasons. The only person who has not shown fear in regards to Rachel's romantic advances was Jesse St. James, who not only welcomed the advances, but apparently returned them as well as instigated them intentionally, due to their similar personalities. Jesse even admitted to being in-love with Rachel, which Rachel admitted in return, after only knowing him for a few days. It was later revealed that Jesse was trying to reconnect Rachel and her mother, making it unclear how much of their relationship was real and how much was part of the plot (though it is hinted at that Jesse genuinely cared for Rachel). In Theatricality it is discovered that her mother is Shelby Corcoran, the coach of their rival show choir, Vocal Adrenaline. Her mother, however, upon realizing how much she missed in Rachel's life, and how painful it was trying to continue a relationship that never existed, decided it was best that they not continue seeing each other. Despite Rachel's diva personality, the members of New Directions came to care about her even if they still treated her badly at times. When Jesse cracked an egg on her head, the club members were furious and even threatened to rip his face off. Later she has been trying to improve her personality. In Duets, she let Sam and Quinn win, but as Finn pointed out it was, in a way, for personal reasons. This behavior continues as she offers Kurt some friendly support and invites him to do a duet with her. In Special Education, she helps him try for a solo at Dalton Academy, and offers him immense support during the Dalton Academy Warblers' performance, urging him to smile and giving him a standing ovation. Rachel is very protective of her Jewish roots and her two fathers. She often speaks about them and her upbringing, her unconventional life has given her a solid grounding, but she was still pleased to find her mom in Season One. Despite her being incredibly beautiful, it has been shown many times she's insecure of how she looks, like in Born This Way when she wanted to get a nose job and in Silly Love Songs when she said Quinn was prettier than her.

By Season Three, Rachel still has her determined and self-centred wits. At the first half of the season, she was very determined to get Maria in the West Side Story musical at McKinley. Afraid she won't get the role, she runs against Kurt and Brittany for Senior Class President, thinking for herself, instead of for Kurt, which is generally angry, as Rachel promised she would vote for him. But Rachel's selfishness pulls in, as later she drops out of the candidates and tells everyone to vote for Kurt. When it's time to vote, Rachel knows Kurt will lose to Brittany and cheats by stuffing many votes for Kurt, which Kurt is blamed for. At the end of I Kissed a Girl, it seems Rachel has admitted to Figgins that she did the dirty work and she will be disqualified for Sectionals. She seems to care about Shelby and Quinn a lot, as when Quinn was out to get Shelby for having an affair with Puck, Rachel stops Quinn and they become friends afterwards. On the second half of the season, Finn pops the big question and asks Rachel to marry him, in which she doesn't answer, until Michael, she says yes. When Sebastian decides to blackmail Rachel with a photoshopped, naked picture of Finn and threatening to post it up if Rachel does not withdraw from Regionals, Rachel seems to not care about Finn and says she will go sing and won't matter if Finn's picture is uploaded which angers Finn. At the end of On My Way, Rachel and Finn's wedding has come, but Quinn ends up in a car accident, leaving Rachel completely scarred and the wedding is cancelled. Rachel is saddened and continues to feel bad that it was her fault that caused Quinn to be injured, but Quinn reassures her. By the end of Season Three, Rachel's development from that self-centred, determined person in Season One to the more caring, determined leader that everyone respects.

is a big fish in a big ocean as she goes to New York, can already see how hard she is being tested, continually flirts and speaks about secrets and changes, playing Fanny Brice in *Funny Girl,* she proves to be very mature and strong. Her main idols are Patti LuPone and Barbra Streisand. She has had the most solos in Glee Club. She was vegan, but was later revealed she is now vegetarian. She is featured on the most songs to chart on Billboard. Born December 18. Broadway actress. Waitress. New York Academy of the Dramatic Arts (graduated). MVP. Prom Queen. Show Choir Sectionals, first place. Show Choir Regionals, first place. Show Choir Nationals, first place. NYADA Winter Showcase. Tony Award, Best Actress in a Musical

**Samuel "Sam" Evans** is a major character on *Glee*. He is an alumnus of William McKinley High School. He makes his first appearance as a new sophomore in Audition, the first episode of Season 2, and soon joins the New Directions. After unsuccessful relationships with Quinn and Santana, he ultimately begins dating Mercedes. They break up after Sam moves out of state following Season Two, but after returning to Lima in Hold on to Sixteen, he begins working on trying to rekindle things with her. However, Mercedes ultimately decides against it, due to the guilt of having cheated on her new boyfriend Shane.

After graduating in New Directions, Sam moves to New York to pursue a career in modelling. At the Big Apple he gets back together with Mercedes for a third time. However, even this relationship fails when Sam struggles to cope with Mercedes' celibacy vows. He moves back to Lima after a successful photo session in The Untitled Rachel Berry Project. As of Loser Like Me, he is now Coach Beiste's assistant football coach at WMHS. During the last season of the show, he helps Kurt and Rachel find new members for the glee club, he is also present at Brittany's, Santana's, Kurt's and Blaine's double wedding. In Dreams Come True, he becomes New Directions' new coach after Will is named Principal and the school becomes Arts-orientated. Five years later, it is revealed that he has a new girlfriend but is still texting Mercedes.

### Hair Color:

Dark Blonde (bleach blonde when lightened with lemon juice)

### Occupations:

New Directions Director

Assistant coach of William McKinley's Titans (former)

Model. Stripper

### Interests:

Comic books

Sports

Avatar

Star Wars

Impressions

Playing Guitar

Dogs

### Clique:

Glee Club (formerly)

Swimming Team (formerly)

McKinley Titans

### Talent:

Singing

Sports

Impressions

Macaroni Art

Stripping

Glass-Blowing

### Strengths:

Singing

Sports

Video Games

Stripping

### Weaknesses:

Dyslexia

Self Esteem

Cool Ranch Doritos

Self Confidence

Body Image

Laziness (S5)

Occasional lack of intelligence

### Awards:

2011 High School State football championship (shared with the rest of football team)

'10 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'11 Show Choir Regionals, first place

'11 Show Choir Nationals, twelfth place

'11 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'12 Show Choir Regionals, first place

'12 Show Choir Nationals, first place

'12 Show Choir Sectionals, first place

'13 Show Choir Regionals, first place

'13 Show Choir Nationals, second place

## Personality

Sam appears to be a nice and self-possessed guy, and sometimes a bit of a dork, with a quirky awkwardness when he speaks, at first never being sure what to say. As the new kid, he tries to find his way within the social networks of his new school, and seems content to make friends. When Finn offers him the chance to join the Glee Club, Sam seems genuinely excited at the idea, and by how welcoming the people he met are. However, like all kids, Sam fears social alienation, embarrassment, and temporarily backed out of joining for fear of being bullied. But even at the risk of being alienated, Sam has shown signs of being very honorable, as he refused to back out of a duet with Kurt, even though Finn warns him that performing a duet with another boy might cause him to be bullied. Sam states that he gave his word to Kurt and that was too important to go back on.

Despite being a nice guy, Sam is rather socially awkward and naive, and is generally oblivious to how much the girls find him attractive. He claims this is because of limited interaction with girls, due to previously attending an all-boys school. This appears to cause him to move a bit more quickly than most would in terms of interacting with girls, such as trying to kiss Quinn. He also appears to be very easygoing and likeable, as Santana declared him as the "new Glee favorite" in Furt. He is very determined to get what he wants, such as popularity or being Quinn Fabray's boyfriend, which has also been shown to have taken a toll on his self-confidence. Despite this, he is shown to care about Quinn and stays committed to her.

Sam loves to play football and to sing, and he is apparently a bit of a nerd when it comes to things like the movie "Avatar." He often does impressions of various celebrities. He was only recently taught how to tie his shoes by Mr. Schuester, which was mentioned in the episode, The Substitute. He struggles with his dyslexia throughout the series, making it hard for him to take tests.

Sam seems to become embarrassed easily by the attention he's given at times. He becomes increasingly self-conscious about his body, particularly when Mr. Schuester replaces him in the role of Rocky in the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Although Will did it for other reasons, Sam assumed it was because he asked to not wear such tight-fitting shorts, and that stated he also felt grotesquely fat, despite Finn assuring him he was in perfect shape. This is also a regular feature in other episodes.

When he returns in the episode Hold on to Sixteen, he seems to have gained a lot of confidence, perhaps due to his increased seniority and experience within the school.

## Trivia

* His vocal introduction was an homage to the Pilot scene when Finn Hudson's vocal talents were discovered in the locker room showers.
* According to Brad Falchuk, the name Sam Evans came from Sam who was a friend of Ryan Murphy and Evans is for Dwight Evans from the Boston Red Sox.
* Sam was originally cast to be Kurt's boyfriend, but due to this storyline leaking online and the chemistry between Chord and Dianna Agron, the writers decided to make him Quinn's boyfriend instead.
* He is the only character who has dated all members of The Unholy Trinity. Quinn and Santana during Season Two and Brittany during Season Four.
* He has sung at least one duet with the girls he dated in Glee, *Lucky* with Quinn, *Human Nature* with Mercedes, *Celebrity Skin* with Brittany, *Make No Mistake (She's Mine)* with Santana and *Thousand Miles* with Rachel.
* Sam is the second person to be diagnosed with dyslexia. The first was Howard Bamboo and the third was Ryder Lynn.
* He claims to be left handed in 100. It's noteworthy that he has exclusively been seen writing with his right hand on the show, however.
* He has kissed all girls that had been in glee club who appeared in Season One.
* Blaine reads him Star Wars fanfics to help him fall asleep at night (Bash)
* He loves True Jackson, VP. (A Katy or A Gaga)
* He used to shave Blaine's back by the time they were in New York. (The Hurt Locker, Part One)
* All his duets in Season Six have been with Rachel.

**Susan "Sue" Rodham Sylvester**, Vice President of United States of America, is a major character on *Glee*. She is the former coach of the McKinley High school Cheerios cheerleading club and founder of the Muckrakers Club and League of Doom, as well as the Old Maid's Club and the former principal of McKinley High School. Sue was at one point the coach of Aural Intensity, before their loss at Regionals in 2011. She also bullies kids on a daily basis.

Sue wanted to destroy the school's glee club, the New Directions, and their teacher, Will Schuester, attempting to bring it down at any cost. She had a disabled sister named Jean, who she often spent time with. Jean brought out Sue's kinder side, and passed away in Season Two's next-to-last episode, Funeral. As a result, Sue announced she will no longer try to bring down the Glee Club - and instead decides to focus on politics. Her goal if elected is lobby to cut the funding of the arts including New Directions funding. When her campaign as congress fails and later Roz Washington, the coach of the McKinley swimming team, takes over the cheerios because Sue wasn't present for them, she is kicked from being the cheerleading coach, but deals with Principal Figgins, that if she can win a Nationals championship with the glee club, she wants her cheerios back. When the New Directions win, Sue is back on top with her title as winner of two national championships, her cheerios and the glee club.

Sue is the main antagonist of *Glee*, and is often seen as the villainous teacher who likes to shake them up. On many occasions she, usually inadvertently, inspires Will.

She is highly critical, constantly reprimanding other students, faculty, and her Cheerios - and still manages to be one of the most loved characters of the show.

Sue has a strong disliking for most of the New Directions kids, but seems to have taken a liking for Kurt, protecting him against Karofsky and other bullies, resigning as principal out of protest, when Karofsky is allowed back. And when he told her to stop calling him "Lady," she listened. In Comeback, when Will mentions Kurt and the Warblers, she sadly whispers, "Sweet Porcelain." In Sexy, she seemed to have thought they were allies, until Kurt quickly informed her otherwise.

Sue became pregnant somewhere between The Spanish Teacher and On My Way. In Big Brother, she finds out that her child is female and has a high risk of having Down syndrome, similar to how her sister late Jean and Cheerio of hers, Becky, the two people closest to her, had Down syndrome. Her baby is introduced in The New Rachel and is named Robin. Sue was fired from McKinley in Shooting Star after covering for Becky who accidentally fired a gun causing the school to go into emergency lock-down, but returned in Love, Love, Love when she made Figgins get fired after police found sexual suggestives magazines in his office, and because Becky previously confessed about the gun accident (back in Lights Out).

After having achieved her goal of being Principal, she disbands the glee club after their loss at the 2013 Nationals and transfers every member left (with the exception of Kitty) and instead, the Choir Room becomes a computer room. When Rachel Berry and Kurt Hummel reboot the Glee Club more than one year after those events, Sue begins a new rivalry against them.

Sue's position as principal is later terminated by Lima Public Schools superintendent Bob Harris after all her secrets were discovered. She is later seen as the new coach of Vocal Adrenaline, though she later quits off-screen.

Five years later, it is revealed that she has become the first female Vice President of USA with Becky working for her as her secretary.

### Age:

53 (age 15 in 1976, revealed in a deleted scene in Mash Off)

34 (supposedly)

Born June 30th.

### Occupations:

Vice President of USA

Yoga Instructor at 23 Hour Fitness (former)

Future President of USA

News Reporter (former)

Vocal Adrenaline Coach (former)

WMHS Principal (former)

Glee Club Co-Coach (former)

Cheerios Coach (former)

Aural Intensity Coach (former)

Booty Camp Director (former)

Diving Team Coach (former)

Has a pet venus fly trap.

## Other Information

### Interests:

Bullying people, winning, extreme taxidermy, tantric yelling, vandalizing school property, terrorizing the kids, poking the elderly with pins, Klaine

### Talent:

Hair Jokes about Will Schuester

Top 700 Recording Artist

Mocking/Bullying other staff/students

Giving nicknames

Hypnosis

### Vulnerabilities:

Being mocked and humiliated by others

Metaphors that don't make sense

Cracks about her hair

Mentioning Matt Rutherford

### Strengths:

Intimidation

Teaching

### Awards:

Multiple regional and national cheerleading championships

## Personality

Sue is the ultimate alpha-personality in all the episodes. Seen, always, as sassy, calculating, determind, ruthless, devious, sneaky, egotistical, pompous, sarcastic, arrogant, vindictive, sadistic, scheming, manipulative, ungrateful, immoral, sociopathic, cruel, spiteful, bitter, dishonest, greedy, treacherous, dirty, sly, brutal, diabolical, sinister, pure evil, vain, vicious, ambitious, savage, rotten, nasty and unscrupulous. She is without a moral compass and possesses no scruples and conscience. She is also an extremist who shows no compassion, love or concern to anyone, but herself, Becky, and her sister. She will often do anything and everything in her power to get what she wants and she usually doesn't care who gets hurt in the process. With a sense of great entitlement, she will ignore all rules and regulations that work against her, but have no issue using those same rules against others. Sue's height also leads her to speak down to people, and to name drop and speak of herself as something beyond everyone else.

Sue doesn't handle emotional pain well. If for whatever reason she gets hurt, she will take it out on everyone around her, normally by destroying anything around her and insulting people. These scenes are a scary kind of comical, dramatic music in the background and Sue throwing things around viciously, but at the same time it makes Sue look powerless for all her strength.

She's very good at holding grudges to unhealthy, almost super-villain levels, particularly her desire to *destroy the Glee Club* for getting money that had once been promised to her Cheerios. Sometimes she ignores these grudges in the short term, when external events reach the softer side she keeps locked deep inside herself.

Sue makes it a point to make fun of Will's hair, often commenting about his curls and his perm,even saying he looks like a sheep and she can't help, but picture "small birds laying sulfurous eggs" in his hair and it revolts her. However, in The Power of Madonna, it's revealed that this hate actually stems from jealousy due to her own awful hair.

Sue also holds no man or woman to her loyalty to anyone save herself, Becky, and her sister. For example, despite both being members of the school staff, Sue is more than willing to betray Will at the drop of a hat. The same held true for Quinn, who for a long time was a loyal member of her cheerleading squad, and who Sue kicked out for being pregnant.

We see, however, that Sue's aggression and unreliability stem largely from a difficult childhood. Her mannerisms are very much in parallel with her mother's, a woman who left Sue to take care of herself and her handicapable sister at a young age. This explains why she has such a thick emotional shell surrounding her more vulnerable qualities.This softer self isn't gone, just very well hidden from the world, and when it does leak out she's sure to push it back in before too long.

Sue is very loving towards her sister Jean, who suffers from Down's Syndrome and who Sue visits as often as she can.This love for her sister caused Sue to donate money to the school to help disabled kids and to allow a student with Down's syndrome (Becky) to join the Cheerios. After Jean's passing, the memories Sue relived lead her to apologize to Will for being a bully as opposed a supportive friend, and she called off her vendetta against Glee, an act that is likely to be overlooked for comic effect by the writers for the first act of Season Three, Episode One.

Also, when Sue had thought she had found love, she became noticeably kinder and more understanding towards others, even Will and the Glee Club. However, when she found out she'd been cheated on, she returned to her old cruel and vicious nature.

This kind/cruel dichotomy has happened many times. Her fluctuating personality can change from episode to episode depending on the circumstances, showing perhaps how unstable and lonely, her character is. An alternative theory is Sue's absolute lack of concrete character as highlighted her absolute ability to have coherent, predictable allegiances and stance is actually the result of a complete authorial disregard for continuity.

Sue's age has been somewhat a mystery throughout the series thus far. In The Power Of Madonna, we get the first news of her age when in self monologue she admits she's about to turn thirty despite the fact that she looks like someone in her forties/fifties. As well as that, in Furt, we can clearly see on her dating profile that it says her age is "27." And in Funeral, it's revealed her sister made it well past fifty, and it was said in previous episodes she and Sue went to school together. In a deleted scene from Mash Off, it is revealed that she is in fact fifty-two years old.

Her sharp wit and quick tongue leave funny, clever, and often insane proclamations in their wake, and while they're mostly ill-intended, and usually directed at Will Schuester, are some of the best lines of the show.

* Sue rarely calls people by their real names, out of humor, affection, spite, or lack of interest in learning their names. She usually creates a nickname, or in Emma's case, always call her by a different name.
* She claims to be of Trinidadian and Native American heritage.
	+ However this is proved to be false in The Rise and Fall of Sue Sylvester.
* In The Hurt Locker, Part One, she reveals herself to be a secretly obsessive Klaine-fan.
* According to flashback scenes in The Hurt Locker, Part Two, she is a Republican Party supporter.
* She is the first female Vice President of the US in the Glee storyline. In real life, a woman did ascend to the vice presidency in 2020 with the election of Kamala Harris.

One of the few who heeded warnings and thus survived a massacre. Born with a dangerous ability, rare trait, extremely powerful, at times her magic would explode out of control to destroy anything in its path, empath, takes the pain of others into herself to heal them. Arrives to warn people of a threat, ended up treating someone as though she were her daughter, giving her a staff. Volatile, brash, unpredictable, innate abilities, daughter of a Druid and a princess. Used her abilities to fight in the final battle, afterwards she renounced her life as a Druid. Used to hide in a hidden grotto she can swim to, down from a waterfall. Innate magic. Thinks people should stay and fight, takes an impossibility as a challenge, decides to stand her ground, buys her friends more time, uses illusions to trick people. The more she pressed her mother for information on her father, the more she would get angry, distance grew between them, she finally decided to leave home, hadn't spoken to her mother in years when she died. Skilled free-diver, loves spending time in the ocean, can dive well over 50 meters. Lives in an old boathouse on the edge of a canal because her parents wanted her to have her own space. Has an older sister who is a very bad influence on her, and is pushy about her training to make use of her skills for fortune and fame. Realized she dives for herself, wholeheartedly keeps friends' secrets and identities safe, protects them. Very caring, sweet, thoughtful, sometimes absent minded, the kind of person that will never give up until she gets down to the bottom of things, passion for diving and collecting shells from the bottom of the ocean. Handcrafted crystal necklaces. Still stands up for her sister even when she obviously does something rude or sneaky, has never stayed anywhere long enough to make many friends, was homeschooled. Grew up always moving country to country because of her parent's jobs, thus did not have many friends growing up. Never been affected by the full moon, as she had grown immune to its effects over time. Wears clothes based on gemstone colors. A bubbly ball of energy who's easy to talk to, is a bit withdrawn and sensitive, afraid to reveal herself, deep inside, she cares deeply for her friends. Can be a bit naïve, trusting people too quickly, ignoring what others tell her, when she recognizes her mistakes she does whatever she can to fix it. When she was little, she enjoyed walking around in the fields of Ireland while her parents were at work. Funny, sarcastic at times, supports her friends. Waitress at a café, singer at a café. Ocean blue eyes, honey-bronze skin, slim but curvaceous figure, the shortest. Honey-blonde hair that falls straight down past her shoulders, naturally wavy texture, sometimes it gets straighter due to its weight or humidity. Sometimes wears a side braid or ponytail, but mostly wears her hair down, sometimes with tiny braids throughout. Wears the most dresses in colors of earthy or ocean-inspired tones such as blue, purple, white, yellow, aqua, green, black, and floral designs. Her swim clothes have a flower design, never seen without her blue necklace, hair down when she swims, orange tail and orange-scaled top.

## Biography

### Becoming a Mermaid

Bella became a mermaid when she was nine years old. She lived with her parents in Ireland at the time, but they were busy at work, so she explored the area a lot. She found a sea cave with a moon pool, and when she jumped into it on a Full Moon, she went through metamorphosis. Bella found a dark blue crystal at the bottom of said Moon Pool, tied it on a brown string and has been wearing it ever since.

Riding instructor, café manager, cooks on special occasions. Very good horseman, has attended riding lessons since she was four years old, afraid of dolphins, likes to paint and cook, was in a Shakespeare's theater club, her favorite movie is Breakfast at Tiffany's, sees those with less abilities as inferior to her.

* + Both serve as the "fourth mermaid" of their respective series', separate from the main trios of mermaids, but associated with them in some form.
	+ Both become a mermaid in the second seasons of their respective series'.
	+ Both seem to live with a single parent (Evie with her father, Charlotte with her mother).
	+ Both appear to be an only child.
	+ Both serve as a love interest for the primary male character of their respective series' (Evie for Zac, Charlotte for Lewis).
	+ Both are involved in a romantic rivalry of sorts with another mermaid for the affections of their boyfriends (Evie with Lyla, Charlotte with Cleo).
	+ Both spend their initial seasons being continuously kept unaware of the existence of mermaids by their boyfriends (and with both growing increasingly suspicious of what's really going on as the seasons progress) before finding out towards the end of the season.
	+ Both have a strained relationship with the other mermaids at some stage.
	+ Both throw a surprise party for their boyfriends at some point (a regular pool party in Evie's case, and an actual birthday party in Charlotte's case).
	+ Both transform into a mermaid for the first time on-screen by falling (in Evie's case) or jumping (in Charlotte's case) off a pier in front of their respective boyfriends.
	+ Both levitate the other mermaids at some point (accidentally in Evie's case, purposefully in Charlotte's case).
	+ Both lose their powers in the Moon Pool, after following their love interests to Mako Island (Evie followed Zac against his will, whereas Charlotte was "lured" there by Lewis, despite already knowing what he was up to).
	+ Both, after losing their powers, symbolically relinquish an item of jewelry they acquired during their time as mermaids (Evie returns her Moon Ring to the Pod via Rita, while Charlotte returns Gracie's locket to Cleo via Lewis).
* The main differences between Charlotte & Evie:
	+ Unlike Charlotte, Evie doesn't become a antagonist, doesn't abuse her powers, and becomes friends with the other mermaids eventually.
	+ Also unlike Charlotte Evie became a mermaid by accident while trying to protect Zac from Mimmi & Ondina whereas Charlotte became a mermaid on purpose thinking she was meant to be one like her grandmother Gracie.

## Personality

Mimmi is a gorgeous mermaid from the Mako Island pod. Sweet, but self doubting and clumsy, she is extremely intelligent and always seems to be soaking up knowledge without even trying. Mimmi can also be insecure and initially had deep feelings of sadness and loneliness due to her lack of family. Her desire for a family was so strong that upon learning that she has a brother in Zac, Mimmi openly defied her leader Verida to protect him at the cost of her place in the pod. She is also very loyal to the people she cares about, especially her best friend Ondina and her brother Zac.

Although there are times where even Mimmi has little patience for Ondina's prickly demeanor, she values her friendship greatly and supports her in everything they do. Ever since Mimmi found out Zac was her brother, she has shown him the same kind of loyalty and would go to great lengths to protect and please him. The two of them quickly develop a strong sibling bond as very good friends. She considers him one of the most important people in her life along with Ondina, even describing him as the person who she has been waiting her whole life to be with.

Long wavy brown hair down to her waist, slightly tanned skin, blue eyes, hair is later curlier and longer down to hip length, usually wears girly dresses and skirts and cute tops, commonly wears outfits with flowers or nature-type patterns with sneakers or sandals, always wears a silver necklace with a dolphin pendant.

## Biography

Charlotte is the new girl in town and arrives after the girls were given their new powers. She has a passion for art, and grew an attraction to drawing Mako Island. At her old school of Rosewood Secondary College she was one of the best artists. She also has a sudden crush on Lewis, who was initially Cleo's boyfriend. She draws a picture of him, after Cleo claims she needs space to learn to control her new powers, and uses this time to try to get Lewis to go out with her. In "*Missed the Boat*", Charlotte comes up with a plan to get Lewis alone, away from Cleo. Following Cleo's poor exam results, Charlotte takes it upon herself to tutor Cleo, forcing Cleo to study at home, while Charlotte gets Lewis to take her to Mako Island. This allows her to kiss Lewis at Mako, forming their relationship.

## Physical appearance

Charlotte Watsford was a teenage girl by the events of Season 2, and was by this time she also became a mermaid. She is medium weight, and is tall in height. She has a rounder face structure but has a clear skin complexion with no blemishes. Her hair is mid length and reddish brown in color and she is seen wearing conservative clothing that are usually in different colors. Charlotte temporarily used to wear her grandmother's locket that she stole from Cleo, but at the end of Season 2 she unintentionally gave it back to her. As a former mermaid, Charlotte's hair was let down and she had an orange-scaled tail with an orange-scaled top.

## Trivia

* She regularly practices potions and spells using resources in Rita's grotto.
* She always wears a silver necklace with a dolphin pendant.
* She can speak to multiple different creatures including: humpback whale, northern penguin, and dolphin.
* She sings in the moon pool though not as often as Sirena does.
* She took a special class on enlargement in Mermaid School.
* Because of Nerissa being her mother, she is considered an extremely powerful mermaid.
* Jonathan confirmed that Mimmi and Zac are not twins and that Mimmi is older. By how much is unclear, but given she was only a hatchling and doesn't remember a brother, she can't be much older than him.
* She is very similar to Cleo, both of them had a job at the marine park, and both of them are the brunette in the iconic mermaid trio found on both *H2O: Just Add Water* and *Mako: Island of Secrets.*
* Due to being a Northern mermaid, she is immune to Snow Rash and the Northern Pod Enchantment Song.
* She and Ondina learn to walk much faster than Sirena, Nixie, and Lyla did.
* Due to being a Northern mermaid, she may have resistance to low temperatures since she swam in the cold, icy waters around Canada and possibly the Arctic Circle.
* Like Emma in H2O: Just Add Water: Season 2: Episode 26: Unfathomable & Sirena in Mako: Island of Secrets: Season 2: Episode 26: The Chosen One she also reveals herself to her boyfriend as a mermaid.

Mimmi was born in the Nothern Pod to a powerful mermaid called Nerissa and is, just like her mother and brother Zac, a descendant from a royal line of merpeople who ruled the seas. Mimmi was only a hatchling when her brother, whose official merman name is unknown, was born, of which she does not have any memories. Not long after that, Nerissa was forced to flee with her children to the Southern Hemisphere in the ocean surrounding Mako Island, in order to help her pod, which was being threatened by a rebel mermaid called Aurora. Nerissa left Mimmi with the Mako Pod, as she brought Zac onto land nearby. Hoping that one day they would be reunited.

Northern, the most powerful and strongest, all people in the world admire and strive to be like her, has mastered things no one else in the world has ever been able to accomplish.

## Biography

She was apparently one of the few mermaids at the time that believed it was possible for mermen and mermaids to live in peace as she is also a descendant from a royal line of merpeople who ruled the seas and ensured peace between mermen and mermaids after ending the previous war between them. At some point, Nerissa had two children, a daughter named Mimmi and a son named Zac. During the time Nerissa cared for her children, Mimmi was an unspecified but very young age, while Zac was a baby. Nerissa loved both of her children dearly. Although the series implies that merman infants are usually sent away to foster families given the history of mermen and mermaids, this was not the case with Nerissa and her son was every bit as precious to her as her daughter was. Being a mermaid with a loving heart, Nerissa loved both of her children equally.

Unfortunately, the Northern Pod found itself under attack by the rebel mermaid, Aurora. Her powers apparently rivaled even Nerissa, because she proved to be a threat to the whole pod and even for her. Realizing she could not keep her children safe, Nerissa was forced to make the most difficult decision of her life and send her children to new homes. After briefly fleeing the Northern Pod, Nerissa headed to Australia where she sent her daughter Mimmi, to live in the Mako Pod. Nerissa then began searching for a home for Zac, realizing that a pod of mermaids would never care for him. She also wanted to be sure that wherever she did send him, it was somewhere close to Mimmi so they would be able to find each other one day. Nerissa finds the answer for Zac's well being when she takes notice of a young couple called the Blakelys on the mainland who longed to be parents and were unable to have their own children, even wishing for it while looking out at sea. Knowing these people would be able to make sure he was safe and happy the way she could not, Nerissa decided to grant their wish and secretly entrust them with her son. Using her powerful magic, Nerissa cast a spell on Zac that prevented him from transforming when he touched water. However, she knew that her son had a special connection with Mako Island and that he would one day learn the truth of his true origins for not even an enchantment from her could change who he really is. After leaving Zac on the beach for the Blakelys to find, Nerissa heavy heartedly returned to the Northern Pod to continue fighting Aurora hoping that one day she would be able to come back for her children.

After apparently driving her away from the Northern Pod, Aurora set her sights on the Eastern Pod. Nerissa followed her to come to their rescue. She also fought alongside the Eastern Pod for years. During this time, a member of the Mermaid Council introduced her granddaughter Weilan to Nerissa. The battle with the Eastern Pod eventually turned against Aurora and she went to go face her. When she went to face Aurora alone, she got cast under a spell that turned her into a Water Dragon that had the ability to take away merpeople's tails and powers with its Cold Dragon fire breath. Having lost all sense of herself, Nerissa was sent to destroy the entire Eastern Pod while she was the dragon. After the Eastern Pod was defeated, she was put in a deep sleep. Nerissa was never seen again and was believed to be dead by her fellow mermaids. Because of this, Mimmi grew up without her feeling that she had abandoned her while Zac spent most of his life completely unaware of his true origins.

Eventually, Zac and Mimmi reunited with one another just as Nerissa had intended. As their bond and love for one another continued to grow, the spell that turned Nerissa into the Dragon started to break and her true self began to resurface. Her dragon form awakened when Zac and Mimmi found each other and the dragon followed Weilan to Mako due to Nerissa's desire to see her children again. However, although the spell was beginning to break, it still had enough hold on Nerissa to make her attack mermaids like it previously did.

On the night of the full moon upon Weilan's arrival the dragon appeared to Mimmi, Ondina, and Evie. Alarmed by its presence, Ondina and Mimmi attacked it with their moon rings but it was completely unfazed. Before it could attack them, a nearby boat distracted allowing them to escape. The dragon would then continue to appear whenever there was a full moon. During the subsequent full moons, the dragon would appear and chase or attack any merperson it encountered. During one of these encounters, Evie falls victim to its power draining fire breath. However, Zac and Mimmi were both spared by the dragon when they found themselves at its mercy due to Nerissa's true self starting to surface somewhere within it. Even while under Aurora's spell, Nerissa does not lose herself enough to harm her own children, which later provides one of the clues Zac and Mimmi need when they discover the truth about the dragon. As the spell continues to gradually break, Nerissa begins appearing to Zac and Mimmi through visions in attempts to reach out to them.

After learning of a Chinese legend where a land person was turned into a dragon and freed by a mermaid wearing a magic bracelet; Zac and Mimmi realize that their mother is under the same kind of spell. After managing to get a hold of the same bracelet, Zac and Mimmi attempt to use it to free her as the Mermaid Council summoned a massive magical storm to destroy the dragon. After a brief moment where both Mimmi and the dragon disappear, Nerissa emerges from the water, finally being completely free from the spell. She and her children then have a joyful reunion. Nerissa then explains why she left Zac and Mimmi and assures them that it was the most difficult thing she had ever done, promising never to leave them again. Nerissa then shares a loving embrace with both of her children, overwhelmed with joy by the fact that at long last, her family is together again.

Exceptionally kind, very brave, loves both her children dearly, only sent them away to ensure their safety. Very long brown hair, deep blue eyes, exceptionally beautiful, part of a family line that died out, Australian. Fiery, determined, passionate, has the deepest blue eyes, has resistance to low temperatures, swims in the cold icy waters around Canada and the Arctic Circle. Loner and a bit of a rebel, loves her life, perfectly content swimming alone all day, isn't used to having to rely on others, or even cooperating, but can be a little prickly at times.

When the three mermaids decide to venture onto land to rectify their mistake, Lyla takes a mercenary approach- get legs, sort out the problem, get back to the ocean. But things don't quite go as smoothly as she planned, and Lyla has to accept that she might be on land for a while, but she doesn't have to like it!

As a general rule, Lyla doesn't like mingling with land dwellers but as the series progresses, despite her best efforts, she is drawn to Zac. She becomes Zac's go to confidant, but conflict arises when Zac learns she hid her secret from him and means to take his powers away. Will Lyla's feelings for Zac win out over her desire to go back to the ocean?

Aloof, learned the importance of friendship, most reluctant to go, then the most reluctant to return. Smooth and gently fair skin. Beautiful, blonde short straight shoulder-length hair, sometimes wavy, blue eyes, full pink lips, 5'9", very slim figure, long sculpted legs. Usually has her hair down, but sometimes in two ponytails or one side ponytail, her wardrobe is cute but not too girly, wears T-shirts, jeans, or shorts, but the occasional dress with sandals, sneakers. Hoped to become skilled and powerful someday. Has scared off sharks, used to be afraid of cats, allergic to kelp spores, loves the tails of prawns, tallest, once got a snow race, used to call houses big boxes.

## Biography

Lyla is introduced as a mermaid in the Mako Pod who is tasked with guarding the island from trespassers along with her fellow pod members Nixie and Sirena. She is shown to take this task very seriously but is not to thrilled about not being able to do it all herself being a mermaid who is more of a loner and does not particularly enjoy mingling with others. She is later angered when she notices Nixie and Sirena have neglected their duty by allowing two boys to venture onto the island though Nixie hardly thinks anything of it. Lyla's fears prove true when one of the boys named Zac falls into the moon pool and they later learn that he has powers and formed a connection with the island. As a result, she and the others are cast out of the pod, much to their heartbreak. The mermaids then decide they must venture onto land and take away Zac's powers so the pod will accept them again, believing that he will lose his powers if they zap him with their own.

Along the way, they find a new ally in the Suncoast High school principal Rita Santos, who also happens to be a mermaid. Not at all happy with having to mingle with land people, Lyla goes into a one track mind to find Zac, take his powers and be done with it. During this time she is shown be rather reckless, willful and stubborn often acting without thinking and refusing to change her mind on something she decides to do despite what Nixie and Sirena have to say about it. This often gets her into trouble such as in "Lyla Alone" where she her attempts to get Zac alone lead to her being trapped in the cafe cool room as a mermaid, "Blizzard" where she and Sirena cause Rita's house to snow in attempt to change the weather despite Sirena's opposition, and "The Siren", where they attempt to enchant Zac with a forbidden siren song hoping he'll fall under their command only to enchant David instead. She also usually has a hard time swallowing her pride and admitting she was wrong.

When the mermaids soon realize that zapping Zac will not remove his powers, Lyla comes up with a new strategy to befriend him hoping that they can work together to remove them. Her attempts to befriend him prove much more successful then Nixie's at first, but when she attempts to force him to open up to her about his merman secret, he pushes her away. However, when Zac and Cam have a fallout, the mermaids "learn" Zac's secret when Cam pushes him into the pool. Believing himself to be at Lyla's and the others mercy, Zac admits everything that happened and they assure him that they can be trusted to keep his secret. Lyla in particular becomes Zac's go to companion and the one he grows closer to.

In time, Lyla soon begins to realize that she is beginning to care about Zac for real despite initially only being interested in him for the sake of taking his powers. The two develop a strong friendship and Lyla begins to show signs of developing feelings for him. This causes Evie to harbor a great deal of resentment towards her as Zac spends less time with her and more time with Lyla and the others.

Sailed in on an impressive yacht, good-looking, preppy, spontaneous, playful, confident, the life of any party, worldly bob vivant, breath of fresh air. Born October 8th. Charming, devilishly handsome. Libra, habit of putter her hands in her jacket pockets, seems the typical bad boy type, very hard to read. Blue eyes, sandy blonde hair, athletic body. Wants nothing more than vengeance against the people she once felt she could trust. Loner, troubled, young, doesn't care about what anyone thinks of her, hides her real feelings behind her secondary emotions, didn't grieve when her younger brother died, believes that emotion leaves the door open for unwanted emotions such as grief, sadness, and possibly love. Well-known for her beautifully long dark hair, heart-shaped face, almond-brown eyes, considered one of the most beautiful girls at her school, is rather short. Despite her relationship with a bad-girl, she is a very caring and down-to-earth young woman who cares deeply about her family and friends. Taurus. Her mother is an herbologist, has a good sense of how to use herbs and fungi, born May 6th, is the youngest in the group, eldest of the group.

## Early life

Jake was born on October 8, 1992, to Sara and Richard Armstrong, according to the episode Crystal. Almost two years later his little brother, Nick, was born on August 29, 1994. When he was a few years old, he snuck into his parents car unaware they would later be killed that day. He escaped the boat fire that day and started to block the memory of what he saw and what happened. In his teens he worked at the Boathouse Bar and Grill until he stole money, for which Adam holds a grudge against him. He also dated Faye Chamberlain, leaving her heart broken. He left Chance Harbor and joined "The True Believers", a witch hunter club, after discovering he was a witch. He was not close to Nick when he left and later came back only after Nick had been killed by Charles.

Manipulative, a good actor, and downright jerk. Shirtless, "Hey, neighbor!", Virgo. Born August 29th. Raised by her aunt and uncle. Less troubled than her older brother, had anger issues, insecure. Light brown hair, tan skin, blue-green eyes, 5'9", closely resembles her father.

### Personality

At the beginning of the film, her personality and mannerisms were representative of the Disney Princess stereotype. Because she lives in the perfect fantasy world of Andalasia, she has barely felt emotions that are rare to the land such as frustration and anger, which, of course, are common on Earth. She dreams of having her own Prince Charming, whom she will fall in love with and live happily ever after. She also loves animals, who help her both in Andalasia and on Earth.

When she comes to New York City, her experiences in Andalasia reveal her to be blind and naïve to the complexity of Earth. She becomes rather scared, distressed, and confused during her first night in New York. Her naivety also frustrates Robert, who had agreed to let her stay with him until Edward, her dream prince from Andalasia, comes for her. However, throughout the film, her experiences on Earth with Robert open her up to a more complex world she had never experienced in Andalasia and introduce her to emotions such as anger and sadness, and despite the frustrations that she unintentionally causes Robert, she is just as beautiful in personality as her appearance. She also grows into a mother figure for Robert's daughter, Morgan.

Despite maturing over the course of the film (in no small part due to Robert’s influence), she still retains her innocence, optimism, and kind nature. However, she also proves herself to be as intelligent as Robert himself. Hailing from Andalasia, Giselle displays similar traits to the Disney Princesses; Lima describes her as "about 80% Snow White, with some traits borrowed from Cinderella and Aurora... although her spunky attitude comes from Ariel a.k.a. *The Little Mermaid*." She is "eternally optimistic and romantic" but is also "very independent and true to her convictions". In the climax of the film, Giselle is shown to be brave and courageous and became protective towards Robert during the battle against Queen Narissa in her dragon form.

In the sequel, Giselle is happy to have her new family and had a second daughter with Robert, but became disillusioned over staying in New York which led to her decision to move to Monroeville with her family. After transforming the whole town into Monroelasia using the magic wand, Giselle became somewhat of an anti-heroine and her mistreatment towards Morgan is the same manner similar to the mistreatment that Lady Tremaine did to Cinderella. However, she eventually learns of her darker actions which she is about to lose herself from her wickedness, leading her to put Morgan back to Andalasia and continues her clash with Malvina. This is due to her struggle in battling between her original personality for being a princess and her altered personality for being a wicked stepmother.

### Physical appearance

Giselle is a beautiful young woman with a slender physique, fair skin, long wavy strawberry-blonde hair that reaches below her back, and blue-green eyes.

Her primary appearance is a hot pink strapless long gown with dark pink ribbons serving as sleeves, as well as bare feet. During her backfired marriage with Edward and her arrival to New York, she wears an elaborate wedding gown with butterfly designs, a hoop petticoat, white bloomers, a silver tiara on her head, white stockings, and white boots with matching laces. In her live-action appearance, the gown she wears is different, as the short puffy sleeves are larger and the dress skirt from her gown gains weight, while is added white small flowers on her hair.

During her time with Robert, she wears a cyan short-sleeved gown crafted by herself using Robert's curtains with a dark cyan ribbon at the center of her bodice and a white line on the front dress skirt. She still wears the boots from her second outfit, and her long hair is accessorized with a red and yellow ribbon with pink straps hanging loose.

She later wears a sleeveless white casual dress with pink flowery designs made from Morgan's carpet, and red-heeled sandals with a matching flower.

When she participates in the King and Queen's Ball and during her confrontation against Queen Narissa, she wears a strapless, modern-day deep purple gown with thin silver straps, and silver earrings. She sports pale blue, transparent, open-toed high heels with dark blue outlines as well as loose hair.

During the confrontation with Queen Narissa, she leaves her high heels behind in order to climb to the top of the building. One of the open-toed high heels is later worn by Nancy Tremaine as part of Edward's proposal to marriage. They become known as her forgotten shoes afterward.

When she becomes the owner of the Andalasia Fashion shop in the ending scene, Giselle wears a pink short-sleeved collared corporate dress and matching heels and styles her hair into a bun. Later, when she happily spends time with Robert and Morgan as her new family, she wears a light yellow, long sleeveless dress with a matching ribbon on the front of her dress and brown sandals. Her hair is stylized into a ponytail for this particular outfit.

In *Disenchanted*, Giselle wears different casual dresses when they moved to Monroeville. When she turns the whole town into Monroelasia and due to her personality change, her gowns are in a darker coloration.

Her first gown is a pale yellow short sleeve puffy jacket with a glittery white and pale yellow dress underneath as her high bun was covered with an olive shawl.

Her second gown is a dark blue dress with peacock feather designs on the collar and the edge of the long sleeves are shown to be puffy. She also wears an elaborate navy belt with gold designs. Her hair is tied in a high bun with ringlets.

Her most well known gown when she was about to lose herself from her wickedness and her magical duel with Malvina by clashing with magic from their wands, she wears a maroon V-line gown with puffy sleeves as the linings of her gown are in a feathered design.

In the ending after the whole town was restored, Giselle wears a yellow and white v-neck dress with puffy designs on the long sleeves and was accessorized with a white belt with a white rose buckle and teal flats. Her loose hair is now in a wavy style.

### Home

Andalasia (birthplace)

New York City, New York (formerly)

Monroeville, New York

### Likes

Her family, animals, nature, dreams, love, hugs, kisses, fashion, children, singing, dancing, music, romance, cleaning, hibiscus tea, sewing, weddings, festivals, fairy tales, happily ever afters

### Dislikes

Catastrophe, discord, saying "no", anger, messes, divorces, break-ups, evil, dark magic, being mind-controlled as wicked stepmother by the spell

### Powers and abilities

Animal communication

Surprisingly excellent marksmanship

### Personality

Despite her cute appearance, Tinker Bell is very sassy, feisty, stubborn, and hot-tempered. Upon meeting Wendy and other human females, Tink immediately shows disgust and irritation, mostly out of jealousy. This drives Tink to perform acts in both selfish and even murderous ways, much to Peter's annoyance. However, despite her rough interior, at her core, Tinker Bell is devoted and loyal to those she loves and will eventually come to terms with those she initially resents, should they prove themselves worthy of friendly treatment. This can be seen, most notably, in her relation to Wendy Darling in the original film.

One of the first things she does while trying to find Peter's shadow is to admire herself in a mirror, that is until she finds out how wide her hips are.

Some fans have assumed that Tinker Bell has a romantic crush on Peter. However, that theory has been contradicted several times by Margaret Kerry, who has said:

> *"Tinker Bell was never in love with Peter Pan, she was sort of a groupie. Peter would go on his adventures and she would get to go with him, and what she was really worried about with Wendy was that maybe he wouldn't take her on the adventures anymore, he would take that ugly old girl! So that's what she was jealous of."*
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As a fairy, Tink can fly and produce pixie dust, which allows other creatures to fly (including an octopus in *Return to Neverland)*. She is described as being a tinker, meaning that she mends pots, kettles, and acorn caps, and is shown to be very skilled, gifted, and talented at it too.

### Physical appearance

Tinker Bell is described as a tinker fairy who is small, slender, pear-shaped, hand-sized, and fair-skinned. However, her entire body turns fiery red when she's angry. She has baby blue eyes, shoulder-length blonde hair worn in a bun (tied with a blue ribbon in the movies, yet the characters at Disney may appear to have a gold ribbon or no ribbon) with her bangs out, dirty-blonde eyebrows, and pointy elf-like ears.

She is usually seen wearing a green strapless dress with a miniskirt. On her feet, she wears green flats with white puffballs on her toes. She also has clear, butterfly-like wings on her back. In the Disney Fairies franchise, she is sometimes seen wearing a variety of clothing based on her original outfit.

**Tinker Bell** (also nicknamed **Tink** or **Miss Bell**) is the tritagonist of Disney's 1953 animated feature film, *Peter Pan*. She is a sassy fairy, who serves as Peter Pan’s sidekick. Tink regularly joins Peter on his exploits throughout the magical isle of Neverland. She values their relationship so much, that the presence of other girls (particularly Wendy Darling), causes her to become insanely jealous and spiteful.

Tinker Bell is equipped with Pixie Dust, which grants herself and others the ability to fly, so long as they think “wonderful thoughts”. She is a largely silent character, speaking a fairy language that is unintelligible to most humans. Her vocalizations are instead expressed in the form of a light jingling noise reminiscent of a bell.

Since her inception, Tinker Bell has become one of Disney’s most popular and iconic characters. Known for flying toward the screen and sprinkling it with pixie dust, Tink has featured heavily as a spokesperson for The Walt Disney Company (along with Mickey Mouse and Jiminy Cricket). She eventually became the focus of her own franchise, Disney Fairies, which spun off a series of full-length feature films, beginning with 2008's *Tinker Bell*.

### Occupation

Tinker fairy

Water fairy (temporarily)

Peter Pan's sidekick

### Affiliations

Disney Fairies

Disney Princesses (formerly)

### Home

Pixie Hollow (birthplace)

Hangman's Tree, Neverland

### Likes

Tinkering, finding lost things, fixing, Peter Pan, her friends, adventures, fruits, pumpkin muffins, hot-chamomile tea, the color green, being with her sister Periwinkle

### Dislikes

Rivals for Peter's affections, pirates, her own wide hips, being trapped in small spaces, banishment, being separated from her beloved twin sister

### Powers and abilities

Flight

Enhanced inventing and forging

### Paraphernalia

Magic wand

Yellow or green fairy dust

Her tinker's hammer

English girl living in London, Edwardian era, two younger brothers, dog. Lifelong appreciation for stories, desires to stay young forever, embarked on a fantastical adventure. Eldest child of a middle-class family, served as a heavy influence on her brothers,

Being the eldest child of a middle-class family of the era, Wendy served as a heavy influence on John and Michael, specifically in regards to their love of Peter Pan and his lore. She would regularly tell them stories of his various adventures in the supposedly fictitious island of Neverland, most notably the stories of his battles with the villainous Captain Hook. To most people (George, for instance), he and the stories surrounding him were nothing more than a childish fantasy. To Wendy, John, and Michael, however, the legends of him were all too true, and his stories were used to maintain the fun and whimsy of their childhood, despite George and Mary encouraging the act of practical behavior.

### Personality

Wendy is an imaginative, mature, and very maternal young lady. She loves to care for John and Michael and often tells the story of Peter Pan. Though her imagination is vivid and praised by them, her storytelling was initially looked down upon by their cantankerous and serious father, George, who found her stories and childlike nature to be immature and ridiculous and voiced his desire to have her abandon her childhood as soon as possible to prepare herself for eventual adulthood. Because of this, she grew a fear of growing up and found comfort in the stories of Peter Pan and Neverland.

Nevertheless, upon visiting Neverland for the first time, Wendy ironically found her maturity and motherly instincts surfacing and growing. During her brief time, yet life-changing experience on the island, it became a more prominent part of her character as all the adventurous events unfolded. This led her to finally accepting the fact that she will inevitably become an adult one day. Even so, she didn't allow this revelation to destroy her wondrous imagination.

Pink nightgown and hair ribbon, long-sleeved nightgown. Wears a blue dress with a white apron and dark grey flats, blue robe with white slippers as sleepwear. Pretty young girl, fair skin, pink lips, light brown hair in a ringlet ponytail, blue eyes, light blue short-sleeved nightgown with a matching blue ribbon tied into a bow that holds her ponytail, dark blue flats. Caring, smart, kind, and beautiful woman. Hasn't lost her belief as an adult, tells stories of Peter Pan to her two children.

### Other names

Big Ugly Girl

Wendy-Bird

Squaw

### Occupation

Mother of the Lost Boys (formerly)

Honorary member of Jake's pirate crew

### Likes

Peter Pan, flying, dreams, adventures, fairies, mermaids, Edward, her children, telling stories, her family, fairy tales, ballads

### Dislikes

Her father's stubbornness and disbeliefs in Peter Pan, medicine, being told to grow up, Tinker Bell's jealousy towards her, the mermaids' nasty teasing, Tiger Lily flirting with Peter Pan, joining Captain Hook and his crew, her friends getting hurt, war, Jane's spoiled behavior
Beautiful daughter of the tribes leader, loyal friend.

## Background

Tiger Lily resides in the Indian Camp on Neverland. She serves as the princess of her people, ruling the tribe along with her father, the imposing Chief. She is established as a close friend of Neverland's local protector, Peter Pan, who suggests that their relationship is romantic, as they displayed a mutual attraction (even sharing a kiss at one point). As such, she is deathly loyal to him, standing her ground to protect him even in the face of Captain Hook.

Tanned skin, dark brown eyes, red lips, long black hair tied in two braids with yellow hair ribbons, wears a fringed buckskin dress with pink and red stripes on the capelet collar, blue moccasins, blue headband with a feather on her head. Brave, strong-willed, incredibly proud, speaks only when necessary, stoic expression, powerful stance, cares deeply for her friends, refused to give in to demands even when her life is at risk, serious, fun-loving side, enjoys dancing and celebrating with her tribe, flirtatious, rendering people a blushing goof.

### Dislikes

Pirates, betrayal, being away from her tribe

The mermaids appear to be lazy, vain, shallow, and undeniably mischievous in nature. They are also fun loving and rather amoral, having no sense between right and wrong. This is especially evident with their reaction to Peter Pan scolding them for harassing Wendy, where one of them casually stated they were "only trying to drown her". They seem to not have any real cares or troubles besides having a great fear of Captain Hook. They are all romantically infatuated with Peter, who apparently visits their lagoon often to flirt and entertain them with his adventure stories. And similar to Tinker Bell, they are jealous when any other female catches his attention.

people are ecstatic and enchanted by her beauty. lounges around on rocks to bask, bathe in waterfalls, brush her long hair, and admire her own reflection in the shallow water, also seems to enjoy decorating her hair with random ornaments and adorning herself with items from the surrounding ocean which leads into her lagoon, asks him to tell her a story. Charismatic, eccentric, ethnologist, traveled to Africa to study gorillas with her father, fell in love with a wild man. Loves her husband, serves as his conscience and voice of reason, persuading him in matters that he approaches with less than appropriate actions. Victorian-era Britain, daughter of an esteemed professor, takes after her mother quite a bit. Became an animal researcher in adulthood, using her resources to garner a better understanding of animal habitats and behavior. Despite her origins linking back to upper-class England, she is fairly eccentric and spontaneous — not unlike her father. However, she still has a sense of standards and tries to stay true to her roots as an Englishwoman while also adapting to life in the jungle. is nevertheless intelligent and greatly gifted in her skills as a zoologist and artist; can conjure an extremely accurate representation of an animal (or even a human) and portray it on her sketch board with relative ease and exquisite detail. Though she primarily works from a reference, her sketch of a friend was done solely on memory, further exemplifying her talent. Aside from art, she has a passionate admiration for wildlife of all kinds. She generally appreciates and respects the animal kingdom, and takes it as her responsibility to be mindful of their living conditions during her explorations. This led to bitterness between herself and her arrogant guide, who continuously doubted her capabilities. For all of her talents, she is far from perfect. She has a habit of getting herself into trouble, and sometimes due to her own arrogance, she is also out of her element, she is somewhat quick to adapt, grew a natural understanding of the jungle itself. She slowly began to lower her defenses, became more open-minded to the peculiar world in which she was exploring, and eventually felt her home was not in England but in the jungle itself. A woman in her early 20s, fair skin, blue eyes, long brown hair, lives in the jungle. Long yellow dress, large yellow bustle, purple cravat, white gloves, white boots with black soles, toes, and heels, white petticoat, white frilly knee-length pantalettes, hair in a bun. Yellow shirt, long green skirts, loose hair, no shoes. White tank top, long wrapped red skirt, loose hair and barefoot. Bikini-like loincloth, brownish-red tank top that shows her midriff and matching short skirt, light green tank top and green skirt. is ticklish. Artist. England. Sketches, barefoot, animal research, explorer, adventurer, likes birds and baby gorillas. Dislikes baboons, poachers, wearing shoes, excessive heights, disorder, and the sound of gunshots. speaks with an American accent. valiant protector of the jungle at large. extremely brave, loyal, and honorable. cares deeply about her family and friends and was willing to risk her life to save them. known to be willing to rescue her enemies; cares for her enemies and does not wish death upon them. playful and fun-loving but also felt like an outcast. matured into a more serious character but still displayed a playful and friendly side when around her family and friends. very curious and when she heard a gunshot she went to investigate. Intense and focused eyes. has shown to take over as the leader. Also, she hates hunters and is very protective of the forest, often kicking the hunters out and destroying their guns. not only rescued her pack but ingeniously hid herself and her friends. let her personal life get in the way of her duties, unintentionally embarrassed her in front of them, he tried to impress them. cinnamon-smelling caramel hair that was braided over one shoulder, dark almond-shaped eyes, and a face that appeared to be timeless. People found her to be *"twice as brilliant"* as the stars, and far more beautiful than even Aphrodite herself, for she seemed more natural. a "goddess of strange beauty". wore a white sleeveless Greek dress with a low circular neckline trimmed in gold, and seemed to radiate a natural glow in the moonlight. She wasn't trying to be beautiful and didn't even care about that, she just was. makes a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt for herself, as it is better suited for manual labor. *"beguiling"*. she still retained her otherworldly beauty - her eyes were still dark and intelligent, and she had neither flab nor acne. The only difference was that instead of a chiton, she wore modern jeans, a white blouse, and a shocking-pink ski jacket. kindhearted, and caring. She has a warm heart, revealing that even if her father was ruthless to his enemies, she still loves him and has no anger towards others despite their actions. very down to earth, understanding why people decided to trap her on her island. She shows a level of curiosity, feels bad that there is a place where flowers cannot grow, like New York City. can be feisty and rebellious. She was very shy around visitors to her island as anyone that arrives there is someone she would fall in love with, causing her to hide her feelings. she doesn't like being told what to do and is shown to be harder, more blunt and sarcastic than before. Has strange power, many years of practice.

* **Mystiokinesis**: Calypso can cast and manipulate powerful magic, though her ability is less powerful than Hecate. Her magic is mainly directed through song. After leaving her island, Calypso lost all of her powers and became mortal. However, in *The Dark Prophecy*, she regained her ability to cast magic with the help of a jump start from Britomartis and subsequent training from Josephine. Britomartis suggests that Calypso never lost her magic at all, but simply lost control of it once she left the island. She once mentioned that if she had her full magic, she could throw Apollo across Indianapolis.
	+ **Vitakinesis**: Calypso possesses healing powers. In *The Battle of the Labyrinth*, she nursed Percy back to health though singing a song of enchantment.
		- **Immortality Bestowal:** Calypso can grant the gifts of immortality and eternal youth to whoever she chooses. In *The Odyssey*, she offered Odysseus an *"'immortal life, exempt from age and woe*" if he would give up his mortal family and stay with her instead.
	+ **Aerokinesis**: Calypso can control and manipulate the the air to certain extent. In *The Odyssey*, she provided Odysseus with *"'a gentle breeze"* to ensure that the weather and sea remained safe enough for him to sail to his desired destination. Apollo mentioned in *The Dark Prophecy* that she had control over wind spirits, such as her invisible spirits on her island. She later summons enough wind spirits to reassemble the glass shards of the Waystation's rose window, but she promptly collapsed from the effort.
	+ **Technokinesis**: Calypso can construct and manipulate technology through magic, such as active machines. Leo describes her as the most intuitive girl he had ever met, surpassing his siblings and mastering mechanics within moments despite never being exposed previously.
	+ **Telekinesis**: With the help of a jump start from Britomartis, Calyspo was able to blast a net upwards at great force in *The Dark Prophecy*.
	+ **Curses**: As hinted in *The House of Hades*, Calypso can cast powerful curses. She cursed Annabeth to feel alone, as Percy had done to her once. Although only the *arai* made the curse real so this hints to a curse that's not magical but a curse in its traditional sense, calling harm for someone which the *arai* turns to reality. In *The Dark Prophecy*, Calypso pretended to give a curse to Apollo which Apollo did recognize as a bunch of gestures he would not have appreciated when he was a god. Plenty of her enemies throughout *The Dark Prophecy* were afraid or at least, wary, that Calypso might cast curses upon them which hints that she once had the tremendous power to do so as seen when both Lityerses and Commodus kept an eye on her when they encountered the sorceress-Titaness.
* weaving at her loom with *"a golden shuttle".* makes several outfits. has the ability to undo any lock using pins, since it wasn't too different from weaving thread in a loom, according to her. able to speak, understand, and communicate in a variety of languages, including Ancient Greek, Minoan, and English. is a passionate and heavily experienced gardener, including rare flowers. She got her name because her grandfather thought she would one day master all the Cherokee songs, including the snake song. was the first Head Counselor to be promoted in less than five days. became a vegetarian after driving past a meat-processing plant in Chino when she was younger. possessing a dark secret. going to Boreas castle in Quebec. is a tomboy. She is called the "Mediator", her lack of form and her simple clothes. had a pimple on the base of her nose that had been there for so long, she began to call it Bob. was nervous at first, but quickly overcame it. has a cousin from Tahlequah who is a blowpipe champion. Her birthday is June 3rd. surprisingly romantic, often complimenting her protecting her, and giving her flowers while proclaiming her to be the best woman there is. takes romance seriously, good at telling when people are telling lies, though she can be tricked. fairly intelligent, as she often thinks his way out of situations, made weapons self-taught. able to outsmart some treasure hunters, fairly civilized despite never letting go of her "wild man" persona, more civilized and kind than most and is shown to have high morals. refuses to fight Mulligan because she does not want to give in to demands and doesn't believe fighting for sport is right, saves her mortal enemy from being a caged animal despite hating him because it is the right thing to do. is surprisingly very well read and is seen reading books on occasion in order to learn more, showing she has a culture. barefoot. eyes are blue-green in color and her muscular body is tanned from living in the jungle.

able to swing through the trees, slide across branches, hold things with her feet, and had a good sense of smell and hearing, an incredible fighter, being able to hold his own against some of the jungle's deadliest predators. Tarzan has been known to fight and win from leopards, hyenas, gorillas, baboons, hippos, rhinoceros, snakes, crocodiles, elephants, jackals, and dinosaurs. One of Tarzan's most notable accomplishments was when he managed to hold his own against Sabor, a ferocious and powerful leopard who had killed his parents many years earlier and killed her. Tarzan often fought with a spear but would also commonly use his bare hands to defeat his opponents. He is also incredibly strong; this is seen when he pins down Kerchak and lifts at least two fully grown humans at the same time without any apparent effort. Another remarkable ability is his cleverness, as a child, he made and used simple tools and weapons (a spear, a lasso, a sling) that other children his age can learn to make only when under the supervision of an adult. He also made a hammock for Zugor and a booby trap in *Tarzan II*. Because he knew no humans in his youth, it can be speculated that he taught himself through trial and error.

Leader of her family. Likes Swinging on vines, tree-surfing, wrestling, fruit, hunting, adventure, human technology. Dislikes Danger, causing trouble for her family, being tickled on her toes, poachers, discrimination, captivity, betraying her family. Dagger. Spear

**Attina** is the first and oldest daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena and the heir apparent of Atlantica. Her age and status as the Crown Princess causes her to feel a strong sense of responsibility to her kingdom and for her sisters. Which causes them to see her as being bossy, but ironically, she herself is often bossed around when her siblings outvote her. She is highly educated, well read and has a pet catfish named Fin-Fin. She is also known for having a calm and rational demeanor that carries a regal presence and shares a close bond with Ariel, making her the closest thing Ariel had to a mother figure during their childhoods.

She is also the most loyal and obedient to her father, who has spent many years preparing her for all the responsibilities that come with the throne. As such, she is terrified of letting her father down and is usually reluctant to participate in activities that he does not approve of. Her sisters say she's responsible. Her favorite hobby is researching the history of the sea. Her pet peeve is people who litter and harm coral reefs. Her biggest fear is letting her father down. Her favorite food is kelp wrap sandwiches. Her favorite color is orange. Her favorite genre of music is classical. Her favorite instrument is the harp.married "a prince from a far-away kingdom", is the second daughter of the King. Her hair decoration is similar to a crown and has five points. She appears to be the one who is most interested in beauty and health. She speaks of her looks often, but she is, by no means, selfish or vain. Her sisters say she's glamorous. Her hobbies are picking wildflowers and making beauty creams. Her pet peeve is having a bad hair day. Her biggest fear is having scaly skin. Her favorite color is violet. Her favorite food is low-salt coral blossom stew. Her favorite music genre is jazz. Her favorite musical instrument is the tambourine. she is shy, likes to spend time tending her sea garden, and has a pet sea turtle. she has a friend named Pearl who is a party girl. is the third daughter of the King. she is boy-crazy and wishes to dance with, and later kiss a boy. For some reason, she has also gone through a transformation in her life - in her early years, she was shapely and thin, she gained a little weight, she appears to have lost the weight she gained. Her sisters say she's boy-crazy. Her hobbies are talking about boys and dancing. Her pet peeve is when her sister makes fun of her. Her biggest fear is that she will never be kissed. Her favorite color is chartreuse. Her favorite food is sea cucumber sandwiches. Her favorite genre of music are romantic ballads. Her favorite musical instrument is the violin. she tends to be shallow and vain, and she has many dates with boys.

**Aquata** is the fourth and middle daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena. She is the most obsessive-compulsive of them all - when Arista borrowed her things, including her hairbrush, her "lucky" seashells, her pillow, and her stuffed seahorse, Mr. Fuzzyfinkle, she displayed frustration and some hostility, and an impulse to get her things back immediately. She isn't a good dancer, even saying herself that she looks "like a spastic piece of kelp". Her sisters encourage her to dance anyway, and she grows more confident (but not any better at dancing), even starting a conga line at the end of *Ariel's Beginning*. The original comics denote her as the oldest daughter, as she mentions being nervous about becoming queen.

* Her sisters say she's tough. Her hobbies are water sports. Her pet peeve is when her sister borrows her stuff. Her biggest fear is dancing in public. Her favorite color is blue. Her favorite food is sea daisy stir-fry. Her favorite genre of music is rock n' roll. Her favorite musical instrument are the drums. She is a horrible dancer.

**Arista** is the fifth daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena. She wears her hair in a ponytail similar to Aquata's, although their bangs are different. She tends to take a lot of Aquata's things in *Ariel's Beginning*. In her television appearances, she tended to be jealous of Ariel's adventurous ways and joined her on adventures. Based on the prequel, she is the most energetic one, though she adopts a more by-the-rules personality, by the time of the TV series, as shown in the episodes "Against the Tide" and "Beached". Although, in the latter, a small bit of her energetic side surfaces again to help Ariel stop thieves from robbing the Royal Treasury.

* Her sisters say she's fun-loving. Her hobbies are playing in the band. She doesn't know what a pet peeve is, believing it to be a literal pet. Her biggest fear is forgetting a rehearsal. Her favorite color is red. Her favorite food is sea sponge swirl (which looks similar to cotton candy). Her favorite genre of music is calypso.
* Her favorite musical instrument is the horn (although a clarinet is pictured). She plays both a saxophone and clarinet.
* Her name is believed to be taken from Arista Records, a record label which composer Alan Menken had a label with.

**Andrina** is the sixth daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena based on differing source materials. She appears to be the sassiest of them all, as seen by her many wisecracking remarks and jokes in the prequel.

* Her sisters say she's witty. Her hobbies are gossiping, exploring, and swimming with dolphins. Her pet peeve is people who can't take a joke. Her biggest fear is having a boring life. Her favorite color is lavender. Her favorite food is everything. Her favorite genre of music is pop. Her favorite musical instrument is the guitar.

**Ariel** is the seventh and youngest daughter of King Triton and Queen Athena. She is adventurous and curious, especially about human things. She also enjoys music and singing, but can sometimes forget about responsibilities she has. She can also be easily distracted. She is the only princess of Atlantica without any specific hair accessory. She is the first to become a human and Melody's mother in her later years after being married to Eric. She is the fourth official Disney Princess.

* Her sisters say she's unpredictable. Her hobbies are collecting gadgets and gizmos. Her pet peeve is rules that don't make sense. Her biggest fear is being told that something is impossible. Her favorite color is emerald. Her favorite food is strawberries. Her favorite genre of music is every kind. Her favorite musical instrument is the piano.
* Originally, Aquata was believed to be the oldest sister and the heir to Atlantica's throne due to her being introduced first during the "Daughters of Triton" sequence (though it should be noted that it was not clear whether or not the girls' introduction order was based on their birth order). This was clarified by *Ariel's Beginning* and switched her place with Attina.
	+ However, *The Little Mermaid* fans had been debating long before *Ariel's Beginning* about who the true Crown Princess is. Some fans believe it to be Aquata because she was introduced first during "Daughters of Triton" and also because it is outright stated in the comic *Serpent-Teen* (though the canonicity of the printed media is debatable as they are usually ignored by animated mediums). Whereas other fans believe it to be Attina as shown in *Ariel's Beginning*, mainly because her tiara has a very emphasized resemblance to Triton's crown, she was the only one to get married after Ariel's departure and also because she is usually depicted as the most mature, intelligent and sophisticated of the sisters even before the prequel.
* Point of reference, Adella admits in *Ariel's Beginning*, to being two years older than Ariel, therefore, making her the fifth daughter. This is strangely retconned by the aforementioned movie's DVD vanity game, where it's mentioned that Adella is four years older than Ariel, which would make her the third daughter.
* is somewhat of an authority figure among the sisters. This most likely stems from the fact that she's the heir to the throne and thus has taken on the responsibilities of a future queen. snarky and moody, fun-loving, energetic and somewhat ditzy. the most feminine of her sisters,
* Their tails are the different colors of the rainbow.
	+ Arista - **red**; Attina - **orange**; Adella - **yellow**; Ariel - **green**; Aquata - **blue**; Andrina - **purple**; Alana - **pink**.
* In the prequel film, they have different eye colors.
	+ Attina - **green**; Alana - **violet**; Adella - **teal**; Aquata - **brown**; Arista - **ice blue**; Andrina - **hazel**; Ariel - **blue**.
* Unlike the rest of her siblings who are excellent dancers, she is a horrible dancer; she is merely self-conscious.
	+ Also in the original fairy tale, dancing was not popular among merpeople. The merpeople viewed dancing as a clumsy performing art. On the other hand, singing was practically sacred to merpeople.
	+ In addition, in the original fairy tale the Little Mermaid's five elder sisters are shown to have an established interest in humanity as they frequently plundered ships for objects while the Little Mermaid herself had no interest in collecting objects from the surface beyond her marble statue, only being interested in tending to underwater red flowers. Ironically in the Disney version however it is the complete opposite where it is only Ariel whom is interested in collecting human objects unlike her six elder sisters.

“*She had the most beautiful voice.*” She is the seventh and youngest daughter of the King, lived through much of her young life with a passionate - yet forbidden - admiration, longed to someday experience life abroad. is an independent, headstrong, and determined young woman. She is the youngest and prettiest princess, but spends most of her time outside the palace walls singing, daydreaming, and adventuring with her best friend. At the age of 16, she unexpectedly becomes deeply infatuated with a young and handsome human prince and sacrifices all things dear to her for the chance of being with her one true love. The sea-green color of her mermaid tail, big eyes, a broad forehead, and a small mouth and chin. her voice had "sweetness" and "youthfulness" that was unique. She was also encouraged to soften her singing voice almost to the point of speaking so that the song would feel more intimate. is a bright, spirited, and headstrong princess with a strong passion for adventure and exploration. Her tendency to explore the more mysterious depths of the ocean can lead to an array of problems to both herself and her friends, and in the confines of her personal life - as seen when she gets into an argument with her overprotective father. Despite this, her selflessness, compassion, and intuitive way of thinking often resolve such problems, as she always takes full responsibility for her actions.
At the start of the original film, Ariel is shown to have a burning obsession with the human world and a desire to learn more about their culture. Unlike her father at first, she views humans as aspiring creatures, astonished by their ability to constantly create, and heavily goes against the idea of them being "barbaric" and selfish as a result of this. This passion is revealed to have been prominent throughout Ariel's life years before the events of the film, as seen in the television series. By the point of the film, as seen through her lament, "Part of Your World", Ariel's obsession with the human world has reached unimaginable heights, as she spends most of her time focusing on finding, observing and collecting various human objects that have sunk into the sea. Her obsession has also taken a toll on her emotionally, as the song begins with a sense of wonder and enchantment, but ultimately climaxes with a soft end, filled with hopelessness and despair, representing Ariel's dying hopes of ever experiencing life upon the surface. These feelings of desperation and despair are the prime motive behind Ariel's eventual deal with the sea witch, Ursula, to become human and experience the world above the surface. Despite not having the best relationship with her father, especially in regard to their respective views on humanity, she nonetheless was very loyal to him as well as her sisters, as after Ursula explained the deal to her, Ariel expressed some hesitance as she realized that if she succeeded in the deal (never mind if she failed her end of the bargain), she wouldn't be able to see Triton or her sisters again, and later when Ursula cursed Triton, Ariel's first action was to attack Ursula to avenge him, even calling the sea witch a monster for what she did.

is extremely compassionate and loving towards almost all living things; more so platonically than romantically. This is most notably seen through her friendship with her closest companion, and even her father's court composer, who, despite being against her recklessness and overly adventurous nature, is given a considerably large amount of love and respect from the princess, which is often reciprocated. she is comforting and patient, as well as protective, with the tendency to risk her own life for her friend on various occasions. Her ability to befriend all various creatures, including an abandoned killer whale, an irrationally feared sea creature. she was rarely interested in romantic relationships, is revealed to be a romantic, willing to make daring sacrifices for the sake of true love. Her love for him is validated by his returned selflessness and sacrificial actions for the sake of love.

Like Ariel's father, Triton, she has a bad temper if she is ever provoked, although her temper is not as short as his. Although spirited, even she has had some degree of self-doubts about herself, as she actually at one point considered her father might have been correct and that she may have been a freak for having any fascination for humanity. She also had a degree of seeing the good in things, as she also doubted that humans could have been pure evil from their tools and artworks.

Also, despite her usual naivety and impulsiveness, Ariel has shown to be serious, careful, and very intuitive on many occasions. One example of her occasionally showing intuitiveness was just before exploring the sunken ship, where she suggested that Flounder stay outside and be on the lookout for sharks in the area when the latter tried to fake illness.

In *The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea*, as an adult, Ariel has matured into a sophisticated and distinguished woman, fully embracing her responsibilities as a mother and the princess consort of Eric's kingdom and fully adapting to her human body that she has had for some time now thanks to her father's magic. However, when Morgana threatens Melody at her christening, Ariel becomes overprotective of her daughter similarly to how she was treated by Triton in the first film. As a result, she severs all ties with Atlantica and the ocean in hopes of preventing Morgana from using Melody's heritage to her advantage. Despite being happy with her new life as a human mother and wife, she misses her father and sisters, but keeps this hidden from Melody for the latter's own safety. Later, she comes to realize that this decision does more harm than good.

However, at one point, Ariel subtly alludes to her true heritage, as she mentioned to Melody when sympathizing with her about not fitting in that she was "a fish out of water", with Melody not quite believing her.

Regardless of Ariel's few flaws, she is very much selfless, sweet-natured, and inspirational. However, her most notable trait was her deep love and fascination for humans, having desired to become human during the first film's events, even before meeting her future husband, Eric. However, she did not always have this trait; until she was 15 years old, she expressed a deep fear of humans similar to Triton's prejudice towards humans, although her witnessing a human saving a beached dolphin changed her views on the matter. Ironically, the human responsible for saving the dolphin was Eric, although she never knew it.

### Physical appearance

Ariel is a beautiful adolescent mermaid with an hourglass figure, fair skin, red lips, red hair, and large, aqua blue eyes. In stark contrast to the three previous Disney Princesses created before her, Snow White, Cinderella, and Aurora, who were drawn with smaller eyes and smaller heads in proportion to their bodies similar to adult women, Ariel is drawn with somewhat semi-neotenous features, with larger eyes and with a head more similar to a child's than an adult's in proportion to her body, giving her an appearance of youth rather than maturity. This suggests the combination of youthful innocence and physical maturity which Ariel represented; for example, it eventually became the design basis of most Disney Princesses created after her in recent years; such as Jasmine, Rapunzel, Anna, Elsa, and Moana.

From childhood to her teenage years, she wore a lavender seashell bikini top. As a child, her lips were the same color as her skin, and as a teenager, they are bright red. Ariel's most defining feature is her long, flowing, thick, bright red hair. From the waist down, she has a green horizontal fish-like tail with sea-green scales and sea-foam green fins and a matching V-shaped waist-line resembling fish-lips that reveals her midriff and her belly button. She most likely has the reproductive organs of a cetacean. In *Little Mermaid's Island*, her seashell top looks more like a strapless top that covers all of her torso. She is also fairly tall in human form, being only a few inches shorter than Eric, himself a fairly tall human.

When Ariel becomes a human, the only article of clothing she wore was her seashell bikini top, leftover from her mermaid form. She eventually wears an old sail from a shipwreck with some rope to keep it closed, fashioned by her friend Scuttle. Being prepared for dinner, she wears a pink-and-white gown, silver barrettes in her hair, and pearl white earrings. Getting ready for bedtime, she wears a pink nightgown. After being taken in by Prince Eric, she wears a multi-shade-of-blue dress consisting of a powder-blue blouse with long sleeves, a midnight-blue bodice, and a cobalt-blue foot-length skirt, along with black heels. She wears a big royal blue bow in her hair. Ariel's hair was worn loose while wearing the outfit when she swims through the boat to stop the wedding between Eric and Vanessa (Ursula in disguise) before her feet reverts into her mermaid tail. After she's turned into a human once again, she wears a periwinkle, glittering dress. After she kisses Eric and during their wedding, she wears a white wedding dress with pale green trimming, big puffy sleeves, and a sparkling golden tiara on her veil.

During and after her daughter Melody's christening, she wears a gold-and-white dress, and has her hair in a low ponytail decorated with a white bow. She also wears a periwinkle gown with an up-do decorated, a golden tiara with green and white gems, a golden necklace and earrings with a green gem, and periwinkle heels with a yellow ornament during Melody's 12th birthday party with her hair being a bit shorter due to it being adjusted and pulled in a bun. She still wears the same up-do with a green peasant dress when she's on Eric's ship and a blue-and-white dress with light blue earrings in the song "Here on the Land and Sea" in the second movie. In one of the video games, she wears an aqua-colored gown with a matching flower on the side of her hair.

In the live-action film, Ariel is different than her original animation counterpart; she has tan skin, glossy auburn hair, peach lips and brown eyes. Her lavender sea-shell bikini top has scale designs and being mixed up with the colors of teal. Her green mermaid tail becomes teal which was combined with red and pink scales below the tail.

Can swim very fast. Can understand and communicate with aquatic and marine creatures. Cerulean blue dress with white designs, hair worn loose, pale pink headband.

#### Abilities

* **Adaptability:** As demonstrated in the first film, Ariel is capable of mastering almost any skills or gaining knowledge very quickly; for example, after becoming human via Ursula's magic potion, she was able to learn how to stand up in a few minutes, if not a few seconds and move in the same time span, as Ariel quickly figured out how to run, after Max had unintentionally frightened her, after he had alerting her to his present; as she tried in a failed attempt to get away from the sheepdog, as well as quickly learning about the human customs. Ariel can also master other skills at a much faster pace, that would take normal humans months or even years to learn; skills such as dancing, horse riding, etc., as it has only taken her a few minutes, if not a few seconds to learn.
* **Singing:** As demonstrated in the films and the TV series, Ariel is an excellent singer, which is a talent shared by all merpeople. According to Sebastian; she has the most beautiful voice in all of Atlantica; her voice is so beautiful, that even Eric had fallen in love with Ariel after only hearing her sing to him once, when she drew him to consciousness with her incredible voice after rescuing him from drowning at sea.
* **Dancing:** As demonstrated in the first film, the TV series and the prequel film, *The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning*, Ariel is an excellent dancer, which is a talent shared by most merpeople; after becoming human via Ursula's magic potion, she was able to dance with Eric with admirable skill as if she had been a human for years, this is partly; due to her rapid adaptability. In Ariel's mermaid form, she can dance in a fashion similar.
* **Expert Swimmer:** As a mermaid, Ariel is an excellent swimmer, as demonstrated in the films, the TV series, and the prequel film, *The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning*. However, as demonstrated in the first film, Ariel as a human (initially) was not very good at swimming. When Ariel became human; due to her inability to breathe underwater or swim without her tail that she was accustomed to, Flounder and Sebastian were forced to help her get to the surface; otherwise, she would have drowned. However, by the time of the events of *The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea*, Ariel has regained her swimming skills; as demonstrated at the ending of the second film.
* **Expert Animal Rider:** As demonstrated in the first film and the TV series, Ariel is an excellent animal rider, as she can ride giant seahorses (the equivalent of horses); such as Stormy and Seabiscuit, as well as command the reigns of a carriage controlled by Triton's dolphins relatively easily. In Ariel's human form, she is able to ride horses in a similar fashion; for example, when Eric took her out on a tour of his kingdom, he attempted to teach her how to ride a carriage controlled by his horse, initially, she lost control of the horse, as it turned into a wild ride' to the point where Eric; a brave and daring adventurer in his own right became terrified, however, she soon gained control of the horse, this is partly; due to her rapid adaptability; to the point that Eric became relaxed again. In the storybook of *The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Baby Beau*, sometime after Ariel's marriage to Eric, the latter gave her a foal (a baby horse) as a gift, who she named Beau, and once Beau grew into a mature stallion, she began to ride him very often, with skill and enthusiasm in a fashion similar to her riding giant seahorses.
* **Expert Musician:** As demonstrated in the TV series, and the prequel film, *The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning*, Ariel is an excellent musician; as she is capable of playing a guitar, a piano, bongo drums, and the harp respectively with admirable skill. However, as seen in the episode "Calliope Dreams", the only musical instrument that she is not proficient at is the sea calliope (the equivalent of the organ) even when Sebastian tries his best to teach her how to play the calliope, Ariel's skills with the calliope did not improve at all. Her lack of skill with this musical instrument is in fact so bad, that it not only woke up the Seaclops, but it also annoyed the sea monster to the point that it tried to annihilate Ariel.

Her red hair is wavy, it also appears glossy and voluminous, with her bangs being a bit smaller. She is clad in a beautiful off-the-shoulder gown with the same distinctive sea green color as her mermaid tail. The overskirt is a paler green that matches her tail fins, as do the long sleeves covering her arms (puffy on the upper half) and the petticoat under her dress. The overskirt hem has many elaborate swirly designs, which include designs of items found in the ocean like starfish and seashells. She wears lavender scallop seashell earrings with a matching brooch on her dress and a pair of sea-green pumps on her feet. Pale pink dress, sparkly/metallic effect to her mermaid tail, giving either the impression of fish scales caught in a gradient light of yellow to green to blue or a similar shimmer to the patterns on her sea green dress with larger tail fins, along with lavender earrings that are similar to her seashell bra, has a grandmother with whom she frequently speaks, thinks when people die they turn to sea foam and cease to exist, descends into the Victorian moral tales written for children to scare them into good behavior, frequently plundered ships for objects, strong-willed, adventurous, feisty, cunning, and determined, and fights for her dreams, adventurous spirit, desires of freedom, and resourcefulness , doesn't wear any hair accessories except for the occasional sea flower, is only interested in tending to underwater red flowers, her jewelry is emerald green, the same color as her tail, she becomes overprotective of her daughter, reprimands her daughter for disobeying orders, saved her love interest. Right-handed. Blonde, horn-rimmed glasses. Hipster, loves her daughter for who she is on the inside. Dreams of living life under the sea. Protagonist. Unconditional love for her daughter. Long black hair and a bluish/greenish tail, a sassy, tomboyish, and socially anxious but well-mannered princess with an adventurous spirit. She inherited her mother's natural curiosity as well as her father's determination. Her parents wanted her to enjoy ordinary life throughout her childhood, kept feeling more and more drawn to the ocean without knowing why and compelled her to collect all sorts of items from the sea. More often than not, she found herself incapable of fitting in with children her age, making her appear out of place, such as talking to marine creatures and pretending she has a tail in the eyes of her peers. Because of this, she was shunned by her peers throughout her childhood, which had highly adverse effects on her; she became socially inept, insecure, and even self-loathing to a small extent. Eventually, she came to believe that she had no place in the world.

However, after becoming a mermaid, Melody matured from that mindset as she slowly began to see that she was still the same person she was before and that life in the ocean wasn't better but merely different. She ultimately realized that what she truly wanted was not to be a mermaid but accepted for who she was. As such, she gained a better perception of herself and the world and found out that a life of honesty and self-acceptance was the only key to her happiness. Despite no longer wishing to be a mermaid, Melody still retains her passion for the sea and shows much joy in getting to know her grandfather and aunts, as her heart belongs to the ocean just as much as it does to the land.

Throughout the film, Melody displays multiple signs of social anxiety disorder, such as her inability to maintain eye contact during conversations, have general shyness, dislike for attention, and dislike for most social encounters. As part of her social anxiety, Melody is also shy around attractive boys, becoming quite flustered when Alex, a handsome merboy, tried befriending her in Atlantica. She later met him again after the wall was disintegrated, with both recognizing each other. Despite her social anxiety, she is usually confident and sassy when in her comfort zone. This is evidenced by the expressive demeanor while swimming in the ocean and when she imitated Sebastian's speech in his accent as he tried to lecture her about the consequences of sneaking out into the ocean.

Unlike her mother, she does not seem to care much for her femininity, lack of interest in activities often associated with girls, interested in physical activities.

### Physical appearance

Melody is a beautiful preteen girl with straight jet black hair, most often tied back in a low ponytail by a hair tie, pink lips, aqua blue eyes, and is always barefoot. She seems to have inherited a relatively even blend of traits from her parents: She inherited her mother's eyes, nose, facial structure, and beautiful singing voice, as heard in "For A Moment", a duet between Melody and her mother; Eric gave Melody his skin tone, smile, and thick eyebrows. Melody's hairstyle seems like a blend of both of her parents, as it's the same black color as Eric's while being as long as Ariel's.

For most of the film, Melody wears her undergarments, which is a separate pair of white pantalettes and a white chemise with two matching buttons and a small green bow; the pantalettes cover the bottom half of her stomach. Her hair tied in a low ponytail is adorned with a green hair tie.

At the ball, she wore a very light pink and pink ball gown with short puffy sleeves, a medium pink trim on the skirt, dark panniers and a very light pink bow on the back, a pink hair tie, a white petticoat, pale pink tights, and dark pink heels with white seashell-like ornaments.

As a baby, she had short hair with rosy cheeks and wore a white-and-reddish pink christening gown that resembled a seashell and a bow of the same colors.

Her casual outfit, worn at the end of the film, is a Munsell yellow dress with short puffy sleeves that have white cuffs, a bronze bodice, a white contrast collar, and her hair tie is white.

She retains her camisole in mermaid form, but a salmon-pink tail replaces her pantalettes and legs; her navel is also visible. Oddly, the merteens she meets do not notice she does not wear a typical seashell bikini top like other mermaids. Since she found it, she wears her locket that has her name on it.

Highly resistant to extreme temperatures, able to withstand immense underwater pressures, excellent vision, able to see through darkness and navigate in dark areas. Has a natural affinity for water, inbuilt swimming skills, able to hold her breath for a long time, skilled swimmer, excellent dancer, excellent singer. Grew up in isolation, with few individuals to interact with outside of her own family, never fit in with her peers, social anxiety, lacks charisma and confident, is nervous when meeting new people, especially when interacting with attractive boys, accepted herself, became less anxious and more in control of herself. Her room is decorated with bright colors, is not giddy, playful, bubbly, or sensitive, is rather unfeminine, well-behaved, headstrong, and daring, black hair, thick eyebrows, blue eyes. Passion for music, character growth, likeable. Is the only grandchild, first in her bloodline to be born on land, princess by birth. Salmon pink tail. Took over for her mother, fascinated with human creativity, longed for more than what the ocean had to offer, wanted to become a better person and satisfy her curiosity for the ocean's mysteries, musical seashell locket with her name on it. Initially had a strained relationship with her mother, as she forbade her to enter the sea for her protection, they have a mutual love and adoration of each other. Princess. Likes the sea, swimming, treasure hunting, her family, singing, adventure, making new friends, learning more about her mother's heritage. Dislikes restrictions, being landbound, reprimands, secrets, lies, most social encounters, and attention. Humans, human objects, adventure, exploration, freedom, music, singing, dancing, chasing her dreams, her friends, the color emerald, strawberries, her daughter. Misanthropy, restriction, rules, chores, pirates, shark attacks, prejudice, nagging, disobedience, her friends and family in danger, her father's stubbornness. Red shoulder bag, looks like what could be considered a "mean girl", striking beauty, slim figure, and long hair, wavy, dark brown hair (black when wet) that is parted down the middle, high cheekbones, and violet eyes which are accented by highly arched eyebrows, mischievous expression, especially when she's pleased with herself, sleeveless blue dress under a deeper blue corset. She wears this and black shoes on the beach, along with a long black cloak, vanilla-colored slip and black flats, wedding dress, a long white affair with ruffles covering the front and a split skirt, revealing the slip underneath. This dress has large puffs at the sleeves. She also wears a long, opaque white veil on her head and a pair of white high heels, golden nautilus pendant, sprightly and innocent. She is very much in love with the prince, though, snuggling up to him while not being possessive of him, as she did not object to his friendship, feisty, talkative, and not afraid to give her opinion, uncivil to people of lower status than herself and did not show much courtesy towards anyone she considered beneath her, beautiful, but spoiled, claimed her father once attacked one of her previous lovers with a knife, her father was deeply protective of her. The two were shown to have much in common and she appeared an excellent match for him, can hunt well with a crossbow, reacted generously, a confident, kind and well-presented princess, able to speak eloquently and pleasantly. She displayed great grace and poise, handling the potentially awkward situations in a way that avoided embarrassing him. She did not seem nervous or uncomfortable even when in difficult circumstances and made a very favorable impact on others, is not a stereotypical quiet, retiring princess and stated that she loved hunting, not hesitating to shoot a deer. She also showed sensitivity in social situations and abandoned decorum by burping in his presence to put him at ease after something caused him to do the same. Her look of disapproval to him when he treated another unkindly showed she believes every body is equal, no matter what their title is, reasonable and fair, accepting that people had their reasons, even though she did not understand them. She also later parted peacefully despite the offence and advised him not to rush important matters of state. She demonstrated a degree of personal insight, noting that she recognized that he valued his advice more than anyone else's even if he would never admit it. Her apparent wish was that she would find someone to truly love her, claiming that she would give up her own kingdom "to be so loved". When she came back, a more timid side of her is shown, in that she was captured and made part of a plot against her allies against her will and frequently seemed frightened and upset by this, unable to express any of these feelings under careful watch. However, her more resourceful and brave side is also shown in that she was able to think of clever ways to escape, she had not lost any of her compassion, remained a kind and gracious princess, still thoughtful of others, even expressing worry over an enemy, a beautiful young woman, with long brown hair. She wears a ponytail, but when hunting, she keeps it straight and long. She has has a lean, slim figure. She wears a golden crest on her head and a gold necklace, and she wears a golden dress with plenty of design on the arms, stomach, and chest, an embittered woman who wishes to bring ruin in revenge for the events which resulted in the deaths of her family and friends, mischievous exterior, and appears to have some level of vanity as well, youthful appearance,

Twenty years before Merlin arrived in Camelot, Nimueh was a High Priestess of the Old Religion. She and Gaius practiced magic together. She was friends also with King Uther Pendragon. Uther, desiring a son and heir, realised that Ygraine was incapable of providing one and asked Gaius to approach Nimueh with a request that she use the power over life and death to help his wife get pregnant. She did so, and as a result Arthur was born. However, according to her, a life had to be taken to restore the balance of the world in accordance with the laws of the Old Religion, and because of that Ygraine died in childbirth. Uther blamed magic in general and Nimueh in particular for her death and began the Great Purge, killing off hundreds of sorcerers and driving the surviving practitioners out of Camelot. While Gaius conformed to the New Religion, Nimueh was banished from the court, and vowed revenge for the death of all her friends (*Excalibur*, *Le Morte d'Arthur*).

The youngest child and only daughter of her family, she grew up with her two older brothers who were both close to her and protective of her. was a much loved queen when she was alive. She was potentially more tolerant than her husband, a woman of honor. claimed that she knew her very well and seemed to think well of her, selfless, devoted, and loving towards her family, she told her son that she was very proud of him and that she would willingly give her life for him. kind and did not treat others poorly because of title. was a skilled swordsman. able to easily defeat two knights, hold her own against an army despite sustaining a wound to her arm, a Knight, most trusted warrior. was also skilled as a blacksmith. used her blacksmithing skills to finance her travels. reopened and worked at her father's forge. She never settles down, never thinks about the future, just follows her heart wherever it leads her. Courageous, compassionate, adventurous, traveled extensively and picked up many skills, such as swordsmanship, brave and loyal, most trusted warrior, knight. Gentle, kindhearted, caring. Did not regularly tease or bully, stands up for people when their skills are belittled. practiced a lot.

Though initially terrified when the spirit of the Druid boy appeared to him, he was very contrite when his yelling appeared to have frightened the boy. He did everything he could to comfort him, even giving the boy a hug (*A Herald of the New Age*). When he, Gaius, and Gwaine were captured during Morgana's invasion of Camelot, he spent much of his time caring for Gaius, who was suffering badly from the poor conditions and lack of food. When the group was later given bread as a reward for Gwaine defeating his challengers, Elyan insisted that Gaius take it, keeping none for himself (*The Sword in the Stone*).

was especially affectionate and demonstrative towards her sister, hugging her when they were reunited and agreeing to give up her life of traveling to come and live with her. When her sister was kidnapped, she was devastated. blamed herself for not protecting her and was determined to bring her home, even if it cost her her life to do so.

cunning - he was the only person apart from Gaius to escape Morgause and Morgana's attack on Camelot unscathed (*The Coming of Arthur*) - and his loyalty. When it appeared that there was a traitor in Camelot, Arthur dismissed the idea that it could be Elyan almost immediately (*A Servant of Two Masters*), and when he was possessed by the spirit of a Druid boy who tried to make him kill Arthur, several people attested to the fact that they couldn't imagine Elyan harming Arthur of his own volition, no matter what he'd done (*A Herald of the New Age*).

She always happens to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Blacksmith, like her father before her, did not keep in contact with her family after she left, her sister had no knowledge of her whereabouts, or even whether she was alive or dead, eldest child. Druid girl. Grew up in a beautiful place next to a lake surrounded by mountains and wild flowers. Accidentally killed a man in self defense. It goes against everything she believes in to turn away anyone in need of care. Was cast out of the camp. Cursed with an uncontrollable desire to kill. Sad and nervous, spent most of her life on the run. Guarded and somewhat defensive at first, does not understand why someone who doesn't even know her would help her. Couldn't always trust people, rather skittish and fearful, flinches away from a touch, scares most people away, keeps her promises, offers her jacket. Soft-spoken and sweet, enjoys peoples attempts to make her smile, deeply grateful for all the things people do for her, quite selfless, willingly giving up her dream life so that others would have a better life, very loyal.

Freya was deeply traumatized by her curse (both physically and emotionally) and hated herself for what it made her do, at one point referring to herself as a monster. Though she had no control over what she did as a Bastet, she was deeply ashamed of her actions while in its form and clearly mourned the people she killed. Her intense self loathing was one of the reasons that she fell so quickly for Merlin, who not only didn't fear her, but understood her feelings about being different and frequently told her how special she was. Freya was deeply grateful to him for this; one of the last things she said to him before her death was that he'd already saved her, just by making her feel loved.

Sophia was beautiful in her human form, but treacherous inside. She was selfish and sly; while she made the pretence of loving Arthur, she was contemptuous after he saved her life, furious that she had been lowered to a state where she needed to be saved by someone far less powerful than she had been. When Morgana told her that she knew what she was up to, and that she would not let her hurt Arthur, Sophia gave her a snooty glare and stated that jealousy was such an unattractive trait in a woman. However, Sophia revealed a soft spot for her father when she didn't want to leave him and return to Avalon alone, she sobbed and said that she would never forget him. Despite the fact that she took advantage of Arthur, it is possible that she was trying to save her own life, as it is mentioned by her father that the elders would take her soul if she did not take Arthur's.

## Personality

Bred to kill, the Lamia was bloodthirsty, arrogant, sadistic, powerful, manipulative, intelligent, merciless, and seemingly uncaring of what became of her victims. She seemed to find pleasure in forcing others to fight over her, manipulating the men in order to ensnare them. She was also capable of using her magical influence and creating a believable facade of a scared and traumatised girl to gain sympathy, remain undetected and stir up trouble among her chosen targets. However, it is unknown if those are characteristics of her own personality or if her kind was created by the High Priestesses to exhibit these qualities. It is known that the High Priestesses created the Lamia as a weapon and lost control of them, but it is unclear if all Lamia are evil.

They set it up in the forest so that it seems like they are being attacked by Terence and his thugs. When Arthur and Merlin run to their aid, Arthur gets a good look at whom he rescues. He is immediately attracted to Sophia's beauty and she thanks him for saving her. The two sidhe pose as a noble family and Uther considered them guests in the castle of Camelot. Arthur grows more and more fond of Sophia, and they go out into the woods together many times, in one case being attacked by raiders, from whom Arthur saves Sophia again.

Is the finest and celebrated singer in the land.

As a child, he was instructed in sorcery by his parents. During the Great Purge, his mother and father were both burned at the stake for practicing magic. Edwin attempted to save them by jumping into the flames and was badly burned across his face. His wounds were tended to by Camelot's court physician Gaius, who had once been a friend of Edwin's parents.

## Personality

Edwin Muirden clearly loved his parents, and their deaths during his childhood had caused him to grow into a cunning and embittered man. He was long obsessed with having revenge on Uther for orphaning and causing him to be disfigured. He acted as a loyal and benign servant to the king while gaining his trust then then revealed his true intentions while Uther was weak, paralyzed and helpless. He also displayed a sadistic side to his personality, demonstrated when he told Uther that he longed to hear him scream just like his parents did during their execution. Despite this, Edwin appeared to be fond of Merlin to some extent, though he valued his revenge more, and told Gaius he would reveal Merlin's magic if he had told anyone about his identity and intentions. He also didn't hesitate to try and kill Merlin when he turned against him, showing that he was unhesitatant to kill for what he believed.

grew up as a clumsy, tomboyish girl, who enjoyed horseback riding, people found her mannish nature slightly irritating and unattractive. felt she could not love him because he did not understand her. a tomboyish, clumsy princess. She is always complaining about how her princess attire is uncomfortable. She is a skilled horse back rider. She is a kind, sweet girl who sees herself as "not the perfect princess". became much more graceful, not being so nervous and just as kind though she did tease him about beating him in a horse raise. 'really lovely' and people didn't deserve her. “It is not a crime to fight for your freedom. It is not a crime to fight for the right to be who you are." Childhood sweetheart. Set in her beliefs, blinded by hatred. Following years of running, due to persecution, she was set in her beliefs, to the point of being blinded by them. She proudly rejected all her enemies attempts at change, seeing him as no better than his father, and accusing him of murder. She claimed to fight for freedom, and the right to be who she was. Despite her beliefs, she was also dark and possibly delusional, having no problems with murdering in cold blood. Her hatred was so strong that she rejected her chance of freedom, claiming to have committed no crime. However she also had a nicer side, and loved her friend, to the point where she refused to betray him. an exceptionally skilled swordswoman, showing outstanding acrobatic affinity and a lethal fighting style that overpowers several opponents. Warrior capable of both immense charm and shocking violence, a born leader and dangerous enemy, frustrated with tyranny, she gathered a loyal following of fellow renegades and stopped at nothing to fight for the right to practice her gifts freely. Thinks her abilities are not a crime but a gift, and wished to walk free and without fear.

## Biography

According to Alvarr, both his parents were sorcerers, who loved him dearly and taught him everything he knows about magic. Unfortunately, the family was captured by Uther's forces during the Great Purge and his parents were burned at the stake (apparently Alvarr witnessed this happen). He was sentenced to death as well, but shortly before his execution, whether by magic or non-magical means, he escaped and fled from Camelot. Uther had the young boy pursued for quite some time, but Alvarr managed to evade them. Heartbroken and alone, Alvarr vowed to avenge his parents and destroy Uther for his crimes against his kind. The years passed and Alvarr became a powerful sorcerer and skilled fighter.

With Mordred a member of his team, Alvarr grew determined to obtain the Crystal of Neahtid. A magical item hidden in the vaults of Camelot, it was an instrument of powerful magic to those who knew how to wield it, for it showed the future to the seer. Knowing that Uther's ward Morgana had a connection to Mordred, Alvarr approached her and used both his charisma and Mordred to win her over. Morgana stole the crystal and handed it over to him. Unfortunately for him, Merlin had followed Morgana and later led the Knights of Camelot to their camp. Alvarr was captured and taken back to Camelot and was sentenced to death. Mordred had escaped however, despite Merlin's efforts to stop him.

charming, charismatic and a natural leader but she is also a dangerous enemy. Despite her charming demeanor, she is capable of considerable violence when necessary and was merciless towards her enemies. even has the audacity to taunt a Knight by demanding that he beg for his life and when the Knight refused, she killed him without hesitation or remorse, still mimicking him as she ran her sword through the Knight. was unafraid to stand up against the King himself, calling him a criminal as she was dragged down to the dungeons.

very manipulative and seemingly used Morgana's attachment to Mordred, as well as his own charm and charisma, to manipulate her in order to achieve his own goals. Alvarr noted that Morgana was very beautiful and although he manipulated her, he seemed to be genuinely attracted to her and was grateful when she helped him escape from Camelot and seemingly showed some regret for previously using her. Alvarr seemed to be a womanizer considering he already had a lover but was willing to charm Morgana to get what he wanted. He actually told his lover that Morgana was beautiful and seemed completely shameless about the fact that his lover could interpret that as him telling her that he couldn't be loyal to a single woman.

Although she is violent, manipulative and a womanizer, she did have some sense of honor, allowing herself to take all the blame. acted like a father figure, not an entirely evil person, merely one who was filled with hatred towards her enemy, and would go to great lengths to bring about his downfall. Her charisma was her greatest weapon, her followers were unthinking and blinded by her charm, skilled swordsman, very adept warrior, last man standing when her camp was raided. persecuted, chased, and hunted.

Eventually he caused Gaius to snap, and the old physician revealed that Emrys was Merlin. He also mentioned Merlin's destiny, in which he would bring magic back to the realm and help to create Albion. Realising who he was facing, Alator switched sides. He saved Merlin from Morgana, and revealed how he and many others had dreamt of what Merlin and Arthur were trying to build. He said he was honoured to be in his presence, and attested to how he and many others would gladly die for him.

appeared to be cruel and sadistic, she was actually a very honorable person, though she was willing to use torture to get information if she felt it was necessary. She showed no discomfort about torturing people, very secretive. Not greedy. Extremely knowledgeable and powerful, can mentally torture people, gave people little time to defend themselves. Exceptionally skilled warrior, incredible swordsmanship, formidably aggressive fighting style, is momentous, powerful, and extremely strong. Trained at birth to resist all forms of physical pain, can separate her mind from her body, unable to be broken, but cannot withstand torture forever, arrogant but also polite and was good at hiding her true nature. On the outside she appeared to be an honest and noble knight, becoming instantly attracted to someone and flirting heavily with her, even persuaded someone to let her enemy off the hook after they accused her of sorcery, just so she would make herself seem a better person than she actually was, perfectly capable of committing murder and seemed almost casual about it, wasn't completely heartless and was slightly remorseful (albeit only temporarily) about the thought of killing someone, genuinely believing they were a great warrior, was very polite and charming to those she was attracted to. Believes that all basic problems should be solved by science, excellent physician. Of the Western Isles. Skilled swordsman with a very aggressive fighting style, relying on brute strength to overpower her opponents, formidable opponent.

Gaius had a very broad theoretical knowledge of magic but when he used magic in Season 1, he initially forgot the words (*The Poisoned Chalice*) or mispronounced the words (*A Remedy to Cure All Ills*). This shows that his magical skills have greatly decreased due to the many years he went without practice. The only successful time Gaius used magic in Season 1 was when he created an antidote for Merlin when he got poisoned by Nimueh.

However Gaius’ magical skills have clearly improved as the series went on. He used fairly strong magic when the goblin took over his body, though this was probably the goblins magic not his own (*Goblin's Gold*). He later used magic to destroy a box that contained a Manticore, after luring the Manticore out of the box though he had to try three times before he succeeded. However it required powerful magic to destroy a Manticore’s box, showing that Gaius had indeed grown stronger in magic. Gaius was even able to successfully attack Morgause, who was an extremely powerful sorceress, in order to protect Merlin, hitting her with a spell which sent her flying and stunning her long enough for Merlin to seriously injure her, by throwing her into a pillar (Although the fact that he caught her off guard while she was focused on Merlin may have contributed to his victory). Recently, Gaius was captured by Alator, a powerful warrior and sorcerer. Though he was eventually defeated, he resisted Alator's mental torture for quite a while though it is unclear if he did this through magic or willpower. Gaius even magically put out the enchanted ring of fire keeping him captive although it was quickly reactivated by Alator. Gaius used his magic again to save Merlin after Morgana put the young warlock in an enchanted coma. Though he was succesful Gaius was unsure if his old heart could take the strain were he forced to use such powerful magic again.

had a talent for keeping secrets, capable of hiding and avoiding attacks.

## Personality

Sensible and believes in thinking rationally about things rather than rushing to decisions.

He was loyal to Uther, despite the methods the king used to deal with sorcerers and the use of magic. The only person who Gaius valued more was Merlin, whom he came to love like a son

Gaius also possesses a dry sense of humor and is one of the few people who was brave enough to stand up to the king, loyal and stubborn, strong willed and was able to resist mental torture for quite a long time.

Although she is a good person, she had a habit of keeping secrets,

only kept secrets because he, unlike Uther, knew that magic could be used for good and he was still loyal to the king and never considered turning against him even after Uther nearly had him executed. Gaius would also risk the wrath of the king if he felt it was necessary and helped Balinor and Alice escape from Camelot, risking execution by doing so. He is also cunning and he was the only known person in Camelot, apart from Elyan, who escaped Morgause’s immortal army unscathed. Gaius always looks at the bigger picture when he needs to break a promise, knowing that Uther had to know the truth about Morgause in order to ensure the safety of Arthur and Camelot and also knowing that Agravaine must not find out who Emrys really was, for the sake of the whole kingdom. However, Gaius constantly betrayed Uther and lied to him, pretending that he supported Uther's war on magic. Despite his wisdom and rationality, he often turned a blind eye, as he was criticized by the Great Dragon, and misused Uther's trust in him whenever he found it necessary. He also never tried to change Uther's mind in regard to magic but manipulated him.

Extremely dedicated to her job as physician and would never give up on a patient no matter how serious the illness or injury. Helped a fugitive escape and risked execution, they felt they owed her a debt they had to repay, is a good person. The heart of the old country, court physician for the last 27 or 29 years, has great knowledge of sorcery and the legends associated with it, having studied and practiced it for many years before, mentor and friend, one of the few who knows of someone's abilities. Stunningly beautiful, long reddish-orange hair tied in a partial low ponytail, green eyes, aqua green tail, lavender bikini top, several gold accessories, pearl-shaped earrings, necklace with a periwinkle purple seashell, five-pointed crown resembling a sea star. She made her husband promise to raise their girls properly. Beautiful singing voice, died under tragic circumstances, killed by a pirate. Queen beloved by her family and subjects, noted for her singing talent and her love of music, was best friends with her husband since their childhood, died as a result of a run-in with a big pirate ship, her husband subsequently hated humans and music, and cried over her death every day, there is a statue of them dancing in the courtyard. Her spouses death contributed to her prejudice against humans, having long-lasting psychological effects on her, and she partial blamed herself for their death, took on the role of mother-figure for her sisters after the death of their mother, named her daughter to honor her most precious memory, the melody of her mother's song. Is carrying her mother's name and legacy. Her likeness to her mother is part of the reason her father is so protective of her. Bears a shocking resemblance to her mother, having similar colored hair and an acclaimed singing voice, and grew to look almost identical to her. Befriended an artist and posed for paintings. Devoted and loving wife and mother, after her spouse's death, she became extremely strict due to her grief, but eventually came to terms with the incident. Wise ruler, prejudiced towards humans, constantly at odds with her daughter regarding humans and dangerous adventures, shown to have a large feeling of guilt and remorse for upsetting her beloved daughter. Is the oldest of several siblings. Is a flawed but caring parent, strict disciplinarian whose overprotective nature towards her daughters has been a source of conflict. Explosive temper when provoked. Was 11/10/9/8/7/6/5 years old when her mother died.

It was also briefly implied that he may have had genocidal thoughts on humans in general, or at the very least didn't particularly care if a human ended up drowning, as when arguing with Ariel shortly after discovering that she saved Eric. When Ariel tried to explain that Eric could have died if it wasn't for her, Triton unmovingly stated that it was "one less human to worry about" in response, despite confirming shortly afterward that he doesn't even know Eric or what he looks like. His eruptive nature, when pushed far enough, was also shown to lead to violent acts, as he destroyed most of Ariel's human artifacts as a way to "get through to her" after the possibility of losing his daughter to the human world was brought into play. Despite this, he immediately showed remorse afterward, as his angered expression softened to one of despair. After Ariel goes missing (after becoming human), he blames himself for the situation and tirelessly spends his time searching for her, unable to rest until she's safe at home, showing he is able to admit when his aggressive actions have gone too far.

Fears she may have been too strict with her daughter, struggles between keeping her safe and being a loving mother. Became more rational and accepting of others, still very wise, incredibly toned down temper-wise. her aggressive nature remains in times of crisis, has a soft spot for her first granddaughter, and greatly values her well-being, learned to trust her daughter's choices. Large, handsome, elderly, fair skin, massive well-muscled physique, long white hair, widow's peak hairline, bushy grey eyebrows. Had freckles as a child and her hair was originally red but turned auburn, greyish blue eyes, olive green eyes, navy blue tail with cyan translucent fins and matching fish-lip waistline, gold gauntlets with borders on the edge and five studs around the muddle on her forearms stopping just below the elbow, golden five-pointed crown resembling a sea star, wields a golden three-pronged trident. She considers herself a reasonable person, she sets certain rules and expects them to be obeyed. Wields a trident, widower, seven daughters, equal parts over-protective and well-meaning, misanthropic. Handsome, feisty, sassy, muscular, gold trident, crown, two gold armbands. Favoritism towards the daughter that is most similar to her, very strong-willed and independent. Fast swimmer, likes music, joy, laughter, fun, and her family, dislikes pirates, danger, and harm to her loved ones. Likes vacations, the sea, and romance, dislikes disobedience, threats to her family and kingdom, being too strict, haircuts, and upsetting her daughters. Highly intelligent and wise, expert tactician, very capable leader, excellent swimmer. Previously married to a respected cloth merchant in Paris. Acted as a damsel in distress to help her friends infiltrate. Showed sympathy when caught unawares, attended to peoples' wounds as they slept, watched them go with worry, followed them and stopped them from fighting, knowing they would do something stupid, took a collapsed stranger to her home to tend to them.

Fairly reluctantly, Constance agreed to allow Marsac to stay in her house as long as he was given D'Artagnan's room. Afraid that D'Artagnan didn't trust her after telling her lies about Marsac, she confronted him about the fact that she didn't need or want protection. After his apology, she agreed that he could stay. In the presence of Marsac, he suddenly attacked her on the pretense of wanting to be with someone. She fought him away, but was eventually saved by D'Artagnan who threatened his life if her ever did that again. D'Artagnan later wanted to pay her back for all the bad fortune he had brought upon her and she requested that he teach her how to shoot and sword fight. In her first lesson, Constance learnt how to hold a pistol and successfully hit a wine bottle. She then requested to have a lesson with swords. D'Artagnan kept his promise and helped her improve accuracy until she able to shoot a wine bottle from afar.

Has a very helpful attitude to life, shows kindness by treating injuries and allowing people to stay in her residence, when it comes to people in need or vulnerable individuals, she is adamant that they not be mistreated. Loyal, can be ruled by her own feelings, such as her love for others, deep down, she feels guilty for her actions and warns people about not getting too close, but subconsciously continues to show affection, such as leaving a flower on their pillow. Exceptionally skilled swordsman, quite agile, possesses natural cunning and a talent for tenacity. Has a heavy conscience. Her devotion weakens her, doesn't think or concentrate. Unafraid to risk her life for the sake of a mission, which concerns her friends. People trust her enough to keep a secret, loyal enough to promise someone to not tell about her encounter, heroic enough to save someone from a burning building. However, his devotion is known to have weakened him, and he doesn't think or concentrate. He is unafraid to risk his life for the sake of a mission, which does concern his friends. Her lack of thought for the mission at hand, does mean that she can be fooled at times. Nevertheless, her determination does pull through in the end. At times she can be very rash-thinking, who concentrates more on pain and feelings rather than deception, which is used against her. Quite naïve and childish attitude, flirtatious, quick to believe that people around her will help, heavily thankful for consistent support. Cunning and relentless. Is an invaluable ally in times of need and has a determined character, devoted to a cause, learns quickly from her mistakes, keen when it comes to investigations. Shows great devotion to the people she loves, sought to avenge the murder of her father. Cares only for her one purpose and will stop at nothing to fulfill that purpose. She unashamedly kills out of boredom and shows a superior ferocity and determination when conquering her men. Nor does her conscience stop her from sleeping with any man she wishes. She can often make her own decisions without consequences, including stealing a diamond pendant which once belonged to the royal family. Her relentless fearlessness may have sprouted from her near-death experience. Initially, she appeared not to feel anything for what she did, but her act to destroy any evidence of that past proves that she feels guilty in some respects. On purpose, she viciously attacks the privacy of someone in theirown home as she attempts to emotionally destroy her enemies. Is a trustworthy ally and completes her tasks well, pretends to act ignorant and helpless, devious. Devoted, wants the destruction of her past. Has a slight weakness involving her past, wishes nothing but revenge for what a past lover had done to her. Chief spy and assassin, resourceful, amoral, dangerous, it was believed for five years that she was dead, 25 years old, blond haired, blue eyed, goes by multiple names. Tremendously powerful, perhaps the strongest, can breathe fire, very graceful, far more agile than she appears, able to easy evade numerous arrows, able to defeat a whole group of knights with very little effort. Virtually unbeatable in combat, has healing powers to save peoples' lives. Capable of foreseeing the future, possessed more knowledge of magic than anyone else alive, from years of experience. Can also be quite selfish at times, her biggest reason for helping people was from hope of gaining her freedom, regardless of the consequences, able to feel sympathy and feel sorry for people she is unable to help save, not very trustworthy, remains friends and spiritual brothers. Very wise, old, and knowledgeable, often speaks in riddles to the annoyance of those she is helping, normally leaving them with more questions than when they arrived, knows many prophecies and foretellings, due to her wisdom she is able to find a solution to most problems, highly intelligent, can be bigoted and ruthless because of her superior intellect. Does not care that innocent people will die in her bid to hurt her enemies, suffers at being the last of her kind, knows when to be grateful, finds herself in debt of those that show her mercy, is angry many times, when she is ignored or people abuse their power over her when she does not wish to help, resentful about many things, often judgmental, knows most prophecies are true. Proud, has a good sense of humor, mainly serious demeanor. Able to hold terrible grudges against others. Mighty and ancient, was imprisoned and chained in a cave for over 20 years, said to be more than a thousand years old. Was a mentor and friend, acted as a guide where others' council would fail, people reluctantly repaired their debts to her to acquit themselves of a promise, sought revenge and attacked in a fit of vengeance but was eventually calmed, continued to aid her friend in their adventures, playin an essential role in events, and bid farewell after the battle was over. Skilled warrior, powerful sorceress, high priestess of the old religion, wanted to bring her enemies to her knees. Expert swordswoman, able to kill five guards with ease. Quick to guess at peoples hidden reasons, skilled at interpreting body language. Highly intelligent, astute, powerful, arrogant, vengeful, Machiavellian, manipulative and carefully scheming ways, consumed with hatred and rage as a result of persecution, largely callous and cold toward others, viewing most of them as tools to be used to gain power and disposed of when they served no further use, would stop at nothing to destroy her enemies completely. Ruthless nature, did have a softer side, her half-sister is the only other person for whom she had any real affection, acted as her confidante, abandoned her mission to save her. Dominant in her relationship with her sister, contemptuous of almost all others. Was well acquainted with a king that was clearly attracted to her, she treated him as a puppet, and kept him interested with her looks and charm, and had no real affection for him, her treacherous nature was exemplified when she had him killed, very confident in her own abilities. Seemed confidant that she could defeat her enemies, which she did. Loyal and trustworthy, served under two kings, became a knight, and soon became one of the most trusted advisors, born of noble blood. Attended the coronation, survived the battle, took over command of the army, delivered news of victory to the Queen, continued to send out search parties and faithfully reported the findings. Responsible, trustworthy, strong sense of loyalty, remained steadfast in her loyalty even at the potential cost of her own life, refusing to pledge her allegiance to the enemy, fought alongside her king to retake their kingdom, could at times be a bit overzealous in her devotion, deliberately threw a match due to fear of injuring her friend if she fought to the best of her ability, choosing not to take advantage of their vulnerability. Very courageous, helped defender her city, was the first to step forward when her king asked for volunteers to ride out and face the enemy, fought in defense, facing off against the enemy, took part in quests. Undoubtedly brave, very sensible, knew the difference between courage and foolishness, quickly determined that it would be wiser to flee and warn her allies than stay and most certainly be killed. Equally pragmatic concerning her loyalties and duties as a knight, not afraid to speak up if she felt her superiors' judgement was impaired or that they were making poor or questionable choices, immediately broke orders once the full situation had been explained to her. Has some skill with a lance and jousting, excellent swordsman, capable of defending herself against powerful warriors, survived many battles in which most others were slain. One of the most experienced, served for several years before earning her place in the group, skilled leader, often tasked with commanding independent patrols or leading squadrons into battle, became second-in-command to the king, one of the chief advisors, often shown to take charge in the leader's absence. Remarkably lucky, survived wounds and made a full recovery, the only survivor of an ambushed patrol, the only one to escape from an attack unscathed, one of only two still alive at the end. The most serious, has a sense of humor, often joined in on teasing. New Yorker, a dreamer of happily ever afters, elated at the prospect of attending a ball, owned a fabric store making dresses, fell in love with someone's charming and princely qualities and similar personality to her own. Very mysterious personality, has a genuine bond, highly intelligent, shy, reclusive, mute, trauma from imprisonment in her youth. Saved someone's life for unknown motives. Kind, forgiving, generous, selfless. Fashion designer, NYC, likes making dresses, flowers, fairy tales, happily ever after's, romance, and singing, dislikes lies and cheaters. Pure, simple-minded, naïve, innocently narcissistic, strongly believes in instant love. Born to a royal family, melodramatic, handsome, brave, a little clumsy, somewhat slow, set on her goal, has a misguided tendency for violence, planned to kill to protect, did not mind someone who was masculine. Dislikes beasts, villainy, and lies, strong, likes singing, adventures, slaying beasts, horseback riding, true love, hot dogs, swordplay, and the happiness of her loved ones. Travels all the way to London just to hear people spin tales about her and her adventures, her ego can seem inflated at times, is not ordinary, can match a cutlass with nothing more than a dagger, the undisputed leader of her group and allows no breaks in the ranks, time makes little difference to her, life is nothing but fun, whimsy, and adventure. Felt rejected and forgotten, so she left and returned to her new home. Has a best friend and sidekick that has strong feelings for her, her sidekick means more to her than anything in the world. Spends most of her days going on adventures and battling notorious pirates. Dispatches her enemies face to face with jaunty ease, at home with sea creatures and understands their language, refuses to grown up. Incredibly adventurous and daring, enjoys battling pirates, engaging in friendly wars, listening to stories of her adventures, can be rather impractical and conceited at times, more mature than any adult can be when it comes to rescue her friends, respected and loved by nearly every person, discards adulthood. Heroic and charming, can be quite cocky, quite immature, enjoys goofing off, listening to stories, playing pretend, and parties with her friends, youthful nature, childlike wonder, can be very adult, hates adulthood with great intensity, eventually comes to put her more childlike nature aside for the sake of protecting her friends and subordinates, more adult figure, risks her life for the sake of her loved ones, selflessly escorting her friends home to London despite her desire for them to stay. Fair skin, rosy cheeks, short red hair, thick red eyebrows, brown eyes, pointy elf-like ears, green short-sleeved tunic with a collar and long V-cut neckline down to her heart, olive tights, sienna-colored moccasin shoes, green bycocket hat with a red feather on the left-hand side, brown belt with a dagger. Does not age, excellent at flying, skilled with her trusty dagger, able to wield it with such skill she can fight a master swordsman and hold her own. Mischievous and devious, in her teens. Has an uncanny talent for impersonating others' voices. Is the guardian of an island and the leader of a group of male children. Likes flying, adventures, games, treasure hunts, humiliating her enemies, engaging in friendly wars, goofing off, stories, playing pretend, having fun, surprises, playing her panpipes, exploring lands beyond her island, protecting her island, her friends and their family, her subordinates. Dashing, wisecracking, princess, betrothed to a prince, fell in love with a peasant in the forest. Has a dagger and panpipes. Can make the sound of a rooster crowing. Doesn't want to grow up, dislikes her friends being rebellious or them being in trouble or in danger. Brave and heroic, fairly easygoing, bribes her horse with food, manipulates her father into agreeing she should marry who she loves. Slim but fairly built physique, fair skin, brown eyes, brown hair which was blond when she was younger. Wears a sleeveless greyish-tan tunic over a black turtleneck shirt, dark brown pants, black boots, red cape and cat, dagger sheathed at her left hip, light brown socks. Black high-neck tunic with red short puffy sleeves and a grey turtleneck underneath, dark blue pants and black boots, red cape. Sword and blue long shield with a white cross. Her birthday is on August 18. Proactive. Had blond hair as a child, brown as an adult. Takes an active role. Shield of Virtue, Sword of Truth, dagger, dislikes arranged marriages, her father's stubbornness, being imprisoned, and losing her daughter, likes riding her horse, true love, singing, and dancing. Ruler of her kingdom and castle in Europe. Humble and debonair figure despite her royal position, suave and loving father, forceful, mostly remained silent when confronted but with a stern, stoic, and fairly intimidating expression. Soft-spoken, strongly caring and devoted to her family, kingdom, and all her servants. Tall, slender, middle-aged, wears a large golden crown, long black hair, lavishly dressed, long yellow tunic, black and yellow cloak with a coral red collar and sleeves. Loves her family, being with her daughter, and cares about her daughter's safety. Dislikes her daughter being in danger and being separated from her, dislikes anyone causing trouble in her kingdom and any threats to the kingdom. Slender, fair skin, pink lips, dark blonde hair, brown eyes, wears a dark pink and lavender dress, a gold crown, an aqua veil, and a dark magenta cape. Caring, a loving mother. Loves being with her daughter and her being safe, hates being separate from her, the notion that she is not good enough for her betrothed, her being in danger, threats to her kingdom or anyone causing trouble in it. Loyal ally since the early days, her master's enemies are her enemies. Trading company owner. Thinks all the best people are mad. Businessman, commanded a trading company that operated beyond Great Britain, eventually setting up trading posts in Rangoon, Bangkok, and Jakarta, despite the financial risks involved. Her family was killed when an enemy army raided her village. Maintained an especially close relationship with her daughter because of their matching personalities, vivid imagination, big dreams, sometimes her imagination oppressed her with nightmares, comforted people with kind words, sometimes believe in six impossible things before breakfast. Highly skilled swordsman, able to hold her own against several soldiers at once, one of the only to not be injured doing so, capable of considerable strength, able to move boulders with her bare hands. It was her strength that brought people down. Often used her great strength to augment he swordsmanship, attacking with powerful blows that could overwhelm most opponents, skilled hand-to-hand combatant, equally capable of defending herself with strength alone, could defeat half a dozen armed men with her bare hands. Keen pair of eyes, highly skilled tracker, first to spot footprints and tracks, and the remains of a raid, tracking the trajectory of a crossbow bolt embedded in the dirt. Quiet, courageous, preferred to let her considerable strength do the talking for her. Deadly and highly skilled warrior, softhearted and a gentle soul. Risked her life to save three children, speaking to them reassuringly, abandoned her only protection to carry all three to safety, very gentle and protective of young girls. Decisive and extremely loyal. Willing to pledge her allegiance within moments because they share a goal, willing to fight to the death in defense of her city and what she believed to be right. Has a bit of a mischievous streak, joins in on playing tricks, often seen joking around, once attempted to steal a roast chicken from the kitchens, quickly joined in on teasing. Thought to be the last of her kind, forced to go into hiding, long-lost son. Beautiful. Cunning, takes on disguises to test people's hearts, her morality is up for debate, the forest is dark, cloudy, and misty. Magical, wise, punishing, majestic, alluring, enchanting, heavenly, wondrous, ethereal, mysterious, spell-binding, extremely powerful. Skilled craftsman, in her spare time she often carved figurines out of wood, she has her father's talents, skilled swordsman. She considers her words before speaking. Told her son she is proud of him. Noble and just, shell of her former self, lived in a cave as a hermit, grew to dislike human contact. Sorceress. Considered a great man, once renowned and celebrated. Her entire family was killed in an attack. Likes people who see the beauty within, generosity, politeness, selflessness, peace, loving people, kindness, fairness, and warm-hearted people who think of others. Dislikes those that are selfish, rude, cruel, unloving, arrogant, unkind, aggressive, and those that have cold hearts. Magic, sorcery, shapeshifting, wand, enchanted rose. Cold, unloving heart, bleak fortress, forest surrounding the castle is a foreboding place filled with wolves, bats, and other vicious creatures only very few would dare to enter. Can feel and understand other people's feelings, emotions, and desires, can sense people that have cold hearts devoid of love and true beauty. Empathic, can change her appearance to look like another. Has tremendous power. A minor British aristocrat, title of Lady, thief, burglar, adrenaline junkie, stole more for thrill than for money, her exploits were well-publicized in Britain. Distant relative of King George II. Had an expensive education, went to good schools, was sent to ski camp and language schools during the holidays, did ballet for several years, holidayed in the Kalahari desert. Tomb-raider, went glamping at Uluru, Kakadu, and Ningaloo with her aunt, became a notorious thief. Fiercely independent and enjoys defying wishes, expert thief, bored by her aristocratic life, had a high opinion of herself, used her obvious charm and good looks to win people over, often for selfish reasons, could speak French fluently, had an untrustworthy streak, abandoned her partner in crime and lover when he was caught by guards during their escape, mischievous, took the opportunity to mock the police as she made her escape. Showed a lot of brilliance, lust for life, and determination, military-minded and goal-oriented, she was too much like her father for this to dictate her actions, at first she showed violent intentions towards others, selfless. Is a flirt and a drinker, prefers to discuss business while drinking, smoked but gave up, used to be a coward, and thinks she might have been better off that way. Willfully enigmatic, enjoys her persona of a mysterious time traveler, was a flippant former con man who loved adventuring and seducing people, automatically flirted with most people she met, not caring about their gender, for her, saying hello is flirting. Excellent reflexes, precision timing, and acrobatic ability. Had no intention of finding her father when first setting out on her travels, knew that she would run into him one day when the time was right. Delighted at the prospects of traveling with her father, desired to visit everywhere. Retained a sense of humor, frequently telling jokes and being lively and cheerful, underneath her cheerful demeanor, she was unsure if she wanted to die or not, living a long time brought her to an existential viewpoint, remained silent about mortality and joked about grey hairs, saw death as the ultimate end, with no afterlife and no one waiting for her from her past lives. Friendly and flirtatious, could be ruthless at times and did not hesitate to kill anyone that she felt was a threat, unwilling to do anything that could endanger her facility, lacked compassion, she thinks she's a hero, but she's the biggest monster of all, seemed like she did not care about what they'd lost, her friends thought she didn't have a heart, could be aggressive but still cared deeply about her allies and was devastated when any of them were killed. Always a vocal, unreliable narrator of her own adventures, as much a mystery to the people she met as the countless lives she claimed to have let, continued to protect herself with an air of mystery, no one she encountered knew her real name or many details about her career or life, often told anecdotes about her sex life, but no one knew how many were real, was a successful flirt, rarely told her teammates anything about herself or her past unless the situation demanded it, and they knew almost nothing about her, just that she came and went whenever she felt lie it. Belies that her past doesn't matter and that who she is now is important, greatly dislikes being reminded of her past, could also be brutally honest at times. Continued to have a fear of death. Professed responsibility as her motto, wrecked with guilt and grief, seemed to be a shadow of her old self because she'd lost so many people she cared about. Haunted by the loss of her younger brother and spent many decades searching for him, blamed herself for his disappearance because she'd let go of his hand when they were fleeing during their childhood, thinking it was the worst day of her life, loved her brother deeply, and even forgave him when he turned against her, but he refused to give her absolution. Gleeful at the chance of destroying her enemies of whom she possessed a deep hatred.

After becoming a companion of the Ninth Doctor, Jack retained a great loyalty to the Doctor as a whole, aiding the Doctor's various incarnations as much as he could. told Team TARDIS that if the Doctor ever needed him, he would be there for her. After learning that the Doctor had been imprisoned, Jack purposefully allowed himself to be arrested and imprisoned for 19 years just to break her out and enjoyed aiding the Doctor and her companions in defeating the renewed Dalek threat before going his own way again.

Naturally nice-smelling and attractive to others. Willing to use weapons and capable of modifying equipment to that end, carried a world war II Webley. Understands the pain of getting left behind and not knowing if her companion would ever return or were still alive, knew better than anyone that you have no choice when your time ends, encouraged people to enjoy their time traveling, and knew that the joy was worth the pain that would inevitably come. Her charismatic and flirtatious nature made it so she had numerous past relationships. Pansexual/omnisexual, flirted with nearly everyone she met, sexually prolific. Stint as a con man, had an affair with a soldier.

alluded to countless romances.

seemingly disappeared out of her life forever one day. (TV: *Small Worlds*) In this period, Jack also became married — as black and white photos showed — but outlived his wife. (TV: *Something Borrowed*) The Eleventh Doctor implied that he knew Jack to have been married, or at least engaged several times. was vague when asked precisely how many children he had fathered.

Had a great deal of sexual tension with her coworkers. Multiple people had obvious unrequited love for her, even after she began an exclusive relationship with someone, she continued to flirt with everyone she met. Bleak outlook on life, became a skilled fighter and toughened survivor with experience avoiding and battling enemies, using weapons scavenged from the facility. Can capably overpower platoon with little trouble 36 years into her imprisonment. Smart enough to reprogram an interface, surprising and impressing people, detailed knowledge of the facility's areas and had her enemies schedule memorized so she knew when it was safe to visit the entertainment areas. Reprogrammed a robot as a pet and named it after her former lover. Her experiences turned her bitter, particularly the fact that she was never rescued. Saw her time trapped as equivalent to death, calling her life hell.

* Percy Jackson is based on Rick Riordan's son, Haley, who has ADHD and Dyslexia.
* Percy's real name, Perseus, is used by many of his enemies and many gods in the *Percy Jackson and the Olympians* series. In *The Heroes of Olympus*, he is mostly addressed as Percy, with the exception of *The Blood of Olympus*, in which he is referred to as Perseus by Polybotes and Kymopoleia.
	+ Percy never revealed his real name to anyone prior to the events of *The Lightning Thief*, when he first arrived at Camp Half-Blood.
* Along with Leo and Meg, Percy is the only known demigod to be mostly called by his shortened first name.
* Rick Riordan has said that he gave Percy the name "Perseus" simply because he liked the name. In Greek Mythology, Perseus was the son of Zeus, not Poseidon. Riordan made Percy a son of Poseidon because, in his words, "everyone is a son of Zeus". In myth, most of the known demigods are children of Zeus and he found it unfair. He also thought it'd be too obvious.
* Percy is similar to Jason Grace in several ways:
	+ Both were named after legendary Greek heroes
	+ Both are children of the big three gods
	+ Both are looked at as leaders of their respective camps
	+ Both were praetors of Camp Jupiter at one point
	+ Both are dense about love (Jason didn't realize how his actions made both Reyna and Piper jealous at times, and Percy didn't know Annabeth Chase had a crush on him since she was 12)
	+ Both are accomplished swordsmen

* Percy is thus far the only known demigod to be written in the two major prophecies in both series: he is the *"half-blood of the eldest gods"* mentioned in the Great Prophecy and one of the seven half-bloods in the Prophecy of Seven.
* Percy has fought a total of five Titans, two of which he defeated (Artemis ultimately defeated Atlas).
* As of *The Crown of Ptolemy*, Percy is the first mortal to have no known Blood of the Pharaohs who hosted an Egyptian goddess.
* Percy is the only known bearer of the Curse of Achilles not to be killed by their weak spot and the only one known to lose it.
* As of *The House of Hades*, Percy, Annabeth, and Nico are the only demigods known to have gone to Tartarus and survive the experience.
* Percy is the only one that has been able to keep the River Lethe from erasing his memories, as he won't get wet in water because he is a son of Poseidon.
* It was mentioned in *The Son of Neptune* that it was unheard of for a *probatio* like Frank Zhang to be promoted directly to centurion rank. Percy was still *probatio* when he was made *praetor*, the highest rank at Camp Jupiter.
	+ He is also the first and only known Greek to hold a position of leadership within Roman ranks.
* Percy was one of the only two demigods in Camp Half-Blood (the other being Thalia) who was considered to be capable of equaling Luke. Although unlike Thalia, Percy was fairly easily beaten by Luke in their only duel to the death whereas Thalia not only fought Luke equally but even beaten him in their only duel to the death.
* Percy has only led one quest but has been on multiple others.
* Percy is on his school's swimming team.
* Percy claims to have never gotten a grade higher than a C- in *The Lightning Thief*. However, in *The Ultimate Guide*, his report card gives him a B- in science. This may be from after the events of *The Lightning Thief*, possibly from his time in seventh grade since he and Tyson successfully completed a science exam the fastest thanks to the latter's clumsiness.
* While acting as a narrator, Percy heavily censors explicit content.
* Percy's favorite color is blue. This was in rebellion to Gabe Ugliano's statement about blue food not existing. Also, it is the color of the sea, Poseidon's realm.
* Percy told Thalia in *The Titan's Curse* that he likes listening to alternative rock and bands such as The White Stripes. He says that it's one of the "only CDs he owned that his mom liked."
	+ It was revealed in Percy Jackson's Greek Gods, that Percy's favorite type of music is rock 'n' roll.
* Percy's favorite brand of chewing gum is Trident.
* Like Annabeth, Percy dreamed of getting his parents back together at one point.
* Percy has done many things that previous demigod heroes and mortals from mythology have such as:
	+ Killed a snake as a young child as Hercules did (*The Lightning Thief*).
	+ Slew the Minotaur (twice, once in *The Lightning Thief* and later in *The Last Olympian*) and defeated Procrustes as Theseus did.
	+ Killed Medusa as Perseus did (*The Lightning Thief*).
	+ Successfully won a fight with Ares as Diomedes did (*The Lightning Thief*).
	+ Took the Gray Sisters' eye and threatened them for directions to a location as Jason and Perseus did (*The Sea of Monsters*).
	+ Faced the Sirens, Scylla and Charybdis, Circe, and Laistrygonians as Odysseus did (*The Sea of Monsters*).
	+ Taunted Polyphemus and escaped his cave as Odysseus did (*The Sea of Monsters*).
	+ Got the Golden Fleece as the first Jason did (*The Sea of Monsters*).
	+ Battled and defeated the Nemean Lion, fought the Erymanthian boar and the Hydra, and entered the Garden of the Hesperides as Hercules did (*The Titan's Curse*).
	+ Held the weight of the sky like Hercules did. (The Titan's Curse).
	+ Spent time with Calypso, like Odysseus did (The Battle of the Labyrinth).
	+ Entered the Labyrinth with the help of a mortal with a clear sight like Theseus did (The Battle of the Labyrinth).
	+ Entered the Underworld alive (multiple times) and returned alive as Hercules, Orpheus, Odysseus, and Houdini did.
	+ Bore the Curse of Achilles as Achilles did (The Last Olympian).
	+ Carried Hera/Juno in another form across a river like Jason did (*The Son of Neptune*).
	+ Confronted Phineas, like Jason and the Argonauts did (*The Son of Neptune*).
	+ Faced Alcyoneus, like Hercules did (*The Mark Of Athena*).
	+ Fought Ephialtes and Otis, like Hercules and Dionysus did (*The Mark of Athena*).
	+ Fought in the Giant War like Hercules and Dionysus did (*The Blood of Olympus*).
* During *The Son of Neptune*, the only things Percy remembers are the fact that he is a demigod, Annabeth (including the way she laughed, her looks, her vague connection with San Francisco), and their romantic relationship (including the way she kissed him every time he did something stupid).
* As Percy states in *Percy Jackson's Greek Gods*, the only demigod son of Poseidon that he is ashamed of being related to is Halirrhothius, who tried to rape Ares' daughter Alcippe.
* Percy appears on the cover and in the storyline of almost every novel in both the *Percy Jackson and the Olympians* series and *The Heroes of Olympus* series. The only novel in which he does *not* appear on the cover or in the story is *The Lost Hero*.
* Percy has some similarities with Mac Begay from *Race to the Sun* under the Rick Riordan Presents imprint.
	+ Both never knew a parent until they were twelve years old (Poseidon, Bethany Begay).
	+ Both had to deal with bullies at school (Nancy Bobofit and Matt Sloan, Adrien Cuttlebush).
	+ Both are able to control Water.
	+ Both have delt with a bully using their control over water (Clarisse La Rue, Cuttlebush).
* Percy and Luke are alike in several ways:
	+ Both of their mothers can see through the Mist.
	+ At some point they were both in Hermes' Cabin.
	+ Both of them, at one point, felt resentment towards their respective fathers.
	+ Both of them are their father's favorite sons.
	+ They are both excellent sword fighters (Percy himself learned from Luke at camp while training during their first friendship).
	+ Both of them have met Ladon, the guardian dragon.
	+ Both of them held the weight of the sky, and escaped. This resulted in a streak of grey hair for both of them.
	+ Both of them have bathed in the River Styx.
	+ Both of them saw Annabeth while bathing in the River Styx (Luke also saw Thalia).
	+ They were both possessed by a figure from Greek mythology, turning their eyes gold (Kronos and eidolon respectively).
	+ Both of them are subjects of the Great Prophecy.
	+ Annabeth was interested romantically in both of them at one point in time.
	+ Both were brought to camp by the satyr, Grover Underwood.
* On the original American cover of *The Battle of the Labyrinth*, he is seen opening Kronos's sarcophagus, while in the book he was wearing Annabeth's invisible Yankees cap.
* Hazel thinks that Percy and Jason Grace are similar in personality, as they both give off the aura of power and authority, but also a sadness like that they have seen their destinies and are waiting for the day when they will face a monster that they cannot beat. Other ways that they have in common (besides being best friends) are:
	+ They have both been praetor at some point by being raised on a shield.
	+ They have/had a girlfriend who is the daughter of a goddess (Annabeth Chase, Piper McLean).
	+ Aside from each other, they had a best friend who performs more comic relief than they do (Grover Underwood, Leo Valdez)
	+ At some point in the quest, each had girls that did not trust them (Piper McLean wasn't sure of Percy at first and didn't catch her eye as a hero, and Hazel Levesque and Annabeth Chase disliked Jason as he seemed *too* perfect).
	+ They were kidnapped and switched by Hera in *The Lost Hero* for the purpose of forging bonds between the camps.
	+ Both of their godly parents (Jupiter and Poseidon) didn't appear at all in *The Heroes of Olympus* series until *The Blood of Olympus*.
	+ Both were under charmspeak by a sorceress (Circe, Medea) which backfired.
	+ They were both compared to a superhero (Aquaman and Superman respectively).

* As in revealed in *The Blood of Olympus*, Percy's zodiac sign is a Leo.
* Percy is one of only two characters, along with Annabeth, to have his POV told in both first- and third-person. The original series is all his perspective in first-person, while he had third-person POV chapters in three books in *The Heroes of Olympus*. Additionally, all of his perspectives in companion books for all three series are told in first-person.
* Percy is both the oldest and the youngest of the Big Three’s kids. Thalia was born before him but is biologically younger, the same goes for Bianca, Hazel and Nico. Jason was younger and died (so is out of the equation). Bianca also died. Most of them were born before Percy but are technically younger.

**Perseus "Percy" Jackson** is an eighteen-year-old Greek demigod, the son of Poseidon and Sally Jackson. He is the main protagonist and narrator of the *Percy Jackson and the Olympians* series, and one of the main characters of *The Heroes of Olympus* series. He is the former head counselor at Poseidon's Cabin and a former Praetor of the Twelfth Legion at Camp Jupiter, formerly belonging to the legion's Fifth Cohort. He was the temporary host of the Egyptian goddess Nekhbet. Percy is currently the boyfriend of Annabeth Chase.

Perseus "Percy" Jackson was born on August 18th, to Poseidon, the Greek god of the seas, storms, and the creator of horses, and Sally Jackson, a mortal who could see through the Mist. He was named after the famous Greek hero Perseus by his mother for good luck because his namesake was one of the few heroes who had a happy ending and died a peaceful death.

When Percy was a baby, his father left, as it was usual for the gods, and to protect him and his mother from Zeus, who could get angry if he discovers that his brother broke the oath, as children of the Big Three are too powerful for the gods' comfort. When he was just a baby, Percy was attacked by a snake but managed to strangle it to death, just like the famous Roman demigod Hercules. However, Poseidon occasionally visited Percy when he was in his cradle. Percy described his father's warm smile and a hand on his head as a "golden glow". As Percy grew older, his mother would tell him that his father had been “lost at sea” not dead.

Percy was raised by his single mother.

* **ADHD**: Percy's supernatural alertness and keen senses that keep him ready for, and alive, in battle. It also lets him analyze his opponents fighting style as well as pick up minor details about an opponent, such as where their muscles tense so he can tell which direction they will attack from.
* **Dyslexia**: Percy's brain is "hard-wired" for reading divine Ancient Greek instead of mortal languages. During his time at Camp Jupiter, he learned to understand and possibly speak Latin, though this maybe because Chiron taught Percy Latin back at the beginning of The Lightning Thief.
* **Swordsmanship**: Percy is a naturally talented swordsman. His skills continue to grow as time passes, capable of holding his own against and defeating larger, more experienced, and more powerful opponents, including several monsters and Ares, although he had underestimated Percy. In *The Lightning Thief*, he was able to disarm Luke, the most skilled swordsman at Camp Half-Blood for the last three hundred years, in a swordsmanship class with a complex maneuver he just learned. In *The Sea of Monsters*, even when Percy had only trained for a year at the time, he was already regarded by other campers to be better than any other camper in Camp Half-Blood at swordplay in the last 100 years, with many comparing him to Luke. At this point, Percy sparred against entire cabins at a time, and rather easily beat the guys from the Apollo Cabin. Despite being out of practice when he fought Luke, Percy was briefly able to fight him off, but was overpowered rather easily. He repeatedly injured the giant cyclops Polyphemus until he was laying on his back. In *The Battle of the Labyrinth*, Percy was skilled enough to defeat Ethan Nakamura and beat a recently awakened Kronos without the Curse of Achilles. In *The Son of Neptune*, even after losing the Curse of Achilles, he fended off an entire army of continually resurrecting ghosts by himself while still protecting Frank and the golden eagle of the legion, as well as easily defeated an Amazon. According to Frank, Percy "fought like a demon." When possessed by eidolons, Percy fought Jason on even footing (Piper couldn't believe the speed of their sword fighting which she described as a 'blur', as they exchanged multiple blows that lasted only a second). It should be noted that Jason was distracted by Piper's charmspeak twice, which allowed the possessed Percy to eventually exploit the opening in Jason's defense. In *The Son of Sobek*, Carter admitted that Percy was a way better swordsman than he was even with Carter's specialty being combat magic. The only people shown to be his superior are Luke (who was possessed by Kronos at the time) and his half-brother Chrysaor.
* unpredictable nature and raw power, shook off a hard kick in the chest, speedily recovered from a dodgeball thrown, brushed off from a whack in the chest, shook off hard hits and withstood a hard blow.
* **Superhuman Strength**: Being a demigod son of one of the Big Three, Percy is considerably stronger than a regular mortal and demigod. He can strangle a snake when he was a toddler, rip out the Minotaur's horn, topple a seemingly insurmountably strong Polyphemus, snap Clarisse's second electric spear "like a twig", knock out demigods with one hit, and force the tip of Porphyrion's spear into the ground while the giant was running, causing the giant's own momentum to flip himself over. He had even held on a ledge, while supporting Annabeth's and his own weight with just his fingers, without much discomfort.
* is quite intelligent in her own right. She skillfully capitalizes on her surroundings and her opponent's weaknesses when she cannot overwhelm them directly.
* **Leadership**: Percy has great leadership abilities which is noted multiple times in the series by many different characters with Percy showing himself to be a natural leader from a young age. Most notably, Percy led the demigod forces to victory in the Battle of Manhattan against the Titan Army. In *The Son of Sobek*, after witnessing Percy give orders to some mortal kids just minutes after they met, Carter Kane is able to tell that Percy has experience rallying outnumbered troops. The impressed Carter notes that Percy sounds a bit like Horus - a natural commander.
* mastered the "Wolf Stare" that says "No matter how bad you think you are, I'm worse," which is so intimidating it allows her to scare off gangsters, is shown to have great willpower as she endured sufferings.

a beautiful girl, with chocolate-brown hair that was cut choppy and unevenly, and had thin strands braided down on the sides. Her eyes seemed to change color like a kaleidoscope, going from brown to blue to green, and she was dressed in a fleece snowboarding jacket, faded jeans, and hiking boots. Though she wore no makeup, and had facial imperfections (such as pimples, namely one at the base of her nose, which had been there for some time that she even started to call it Bob), she was still so beautiful that she drew attention even when trying not to. her hair turned lush and long, braided with gold ribbons down one side so it fell across her shoulder, and she wore perfect makeup that made her lips cherry-red and brought out all the different colors in her eyes. Her skin also became perfect, she was adorned in a beautiful, sleeveless, ankle-length white gown with an embarrassingly low V-neck, and her biceps were circled by delicate gold armbands, while an intricate necklace of amber, coral, and gold flowers glittered on her chest. Her pimple also disappeared too. she was *"beautiful"* and *"a knockout"* she thought that she looked more beautiful without makeup and her hair back in its old choppy style, and it seemed that her facial imperfections had still permanently vanished. "finely chiseled nose", "perfect complexion", and a "softly curved physique." her smile was *"so warm it would've melted the Boreads."* stunning beauty, relatively simple, sometimes-tomboyish style, usually rejects adornment except for her hair which she usually dresses with creative feathers and braids, cuts off most of her hair into an very short and choppy style. a very self-conscious but generally calm, intuitive, and caring young woman who goes through much personal growth, she grows even more from her hardships and she communicates a resolve to discern her identity regardless of her parentage, culture and other outward influences. hyper-aware of how people view her and her family. She loves her father, tends to feel neglected and unwanted, as result of this she regularly steals valuable possessions [such as cars] to get attention or to at least ignore her own insecurities. very boy-obsessed having assigned high priority to her relationship, takes any advances or implications towards her boyfriend by other women as threatening and is normally cold in return. she felt a real connection towards him and the thought of losing him, or not having had him at all fills her with deep sadness and self-pity. Despite the strong longing and protectiveness she feels towards him, she makes a point to not talk about their relationship or make any moves towards him - not wanting to cause him any further strain or confusion. has now decided to take a less forward approach allowing things to happen naturally.

It can be implied from her negative school relationships - in which Piper has been bullied due to her Native American racial identity - and her distant relationship with her father that she is inherently lonely and actively looks for completeness and happiness in her life. Her relationship with her father is loving but somber since her father has for many years remained grieved by her grandfather's death. At the start of the series she also has no real friends other than Leo or Jason [though this will change after she arrives at Camp Half Blood]. In the beginning at least, Piper also carries around deeply personal biases against materialism - she refuses to act or dress as if she has money even though she does. It is revealed in The Lost Hero through a flashback, that this dislike is due to her longing for the simpler, more personable life she had before her father became famous. In the series, Piper is often confronted or looked down upon by more materialistic people like Drew or her classmates; their derogatory treatment of Piper due to the way she chooses to present herself causes her to immediately dislike or distrust them. She is also seemingly shy about her appearance and does not appreciate men gawking at her as shown by her reaction to Dylan at the Grand Canyon. Due to the writing of the series this is often misconstrued to Piper just disliking femininity or women, but in reality Piper just dislikes the general attitude and preconceptions attributed to her due to her appearance/wealth which is why she explicitly chooses to appear as plain-looking as she can.

Though generally easy going and warm, Piper occasionally lets her worries take over which cause her to mentally isolate herself and believe she is without help and singular in her struggles. A good example of this is her mental struggle with Enceladus during her first quest. A byproduct of this stubborn independence is that even within the safety of camp, she struggled to believe that anyone would help her once her interests were exposed. This feelings prevented her from completely opening up to Annabeth, and also made it hard to accept her cabin as her new family. When Aphrodite claims Piper at the campfire she is initially distressed, as she believes the Aphrodite children are shallow and unfriendly due to the way their counselor (Drew) treated her upon her arrival. More than that, Piper greatly admires Annabeth (despite not having known her for long) and wanted to be claimed by a warrior goddess like Athena - the implication is that Piper feels directionless and that having her lineage tied to goddess like Athena would give her more confidence in herself. To Piper, Aphrodite seems frivolous and manipulative and the behavior of her cabin mates - especially Drew at the campfire - seem to reinforce this belief. Despite this, after being shown kindness by Michael and Lacey the morning of her departure Piper’s attitude slightly changes and she declares that Aphrodite has to stand for stronger values than Drew implies, though she subsequently is laughed out of the cabin.

During the quest, Piper is forced many times out of her comfort zone, often having to overcome severe desperation and fear. The giant Enceladus captures her father and invades her dreams to try to force Piper to betray her friends and his ultimatums succeed in feeding Piper’s worse beliefs about herself: that she is an untrustworthy, useless friend who will only be trouble for the people around her. Contrarily, Piper's worries are unfounded and she remains staunchly loyal to her friends, successfully resisting Enceladus's influences and showing profound levels of mental endurance. Her confidence also grows as she becomes more comfortable with her powers, which she is forced to use in certain situations such as when meeting Boreas and then fighting Medea to wrest her control of her friends. Upon finally meeting Aphrodite, the goddess credits her daughter's spirit and wit and ensures her that she will have a very important role to play in the coming war as the mediator. By the time she returns from her quest [after the final conflict at the Wolf House] Piper's outlook of her mother has significantly changed and she responds to Drew that “Aphrodite is about love and beauty. Being loving. Spreading Beauty. Good friends. Good times. Good deeds. Not just looking good” and feels vindicated enough in this new understanding to challenge Drew’s leadership which she ultimately wins. Piper is much more accepting of her mother and siblings upon realizing that love isn’t just a destructive force, but a noble cause that spurs heroism and that despite her doubts about herself, she is indeed a hero. Much of Piper's inner journey comes from realizing confidence can be self-derived, and over her first quest she goes from thinking that she needs all of her relationships to be perfect (Jason, her mother, her father) in order for her to be stable, to understanding that she is secure enough on her own merits - not just a traitor, trouble-child, or thief.

During her time on the Argo II, Piper always tries to be diplomatic despite her reservations about the Romans and works to improve her fighting skills by practicing with Hazel. Even though she still feels rather ‘un-special’ compared to the rest of the seven, her self-esteem is worlds improved from the beginning of The Lost Hero and she is shown to be very capable and remains dauntless whether fighting Khione, Giants, monsters, or saving the lives of Jason and Percy twice-over. It is noteworthy that while on the Argo, Piper often derives comfort and wisdom from the remembered Cherokee-stories of her childhood and even uses them to comfort Jason at one point showing that she is trying to get in better touch with her heritage - a stark difference from the embarrassment she used to feel from being culturally different while in school. She also charitably takes Frank shopping for new clothes in The Blood of Olympus as he’d lost them some time in The Mark of Athena, showing her awareness of other people's needs. Piper is also very sympathetic and is horrified by Hercules cruelty towards Achelous and goes so far as to refuse Hercules the Cornucopia which showed great bravery and strength of character. Piper along with other members of the Argo become very depressed when Percy and Annabeth fall into Tartarus, but she remains focused on getting them back and is the first to embrace Annabeth upon her return. Piper is even able to comfort Annabeth and help her defeat Mimas in once-Sparta through getting Annabeth to just go with the flow and stop letting her anxiety cripple her - once again a far cry from how Piper dealt with insecurity and self-doubt just months previous. By the end of the series Piper is able to subdue Gaia enough for Jason and Leo to incinerate her but the victory is short lived by the disappearance of Leo, whom she is very close to. Piper and Jason spend a month searching for Leo inbetween series, until Chiron convinces them to start fall semester - once again showing Piper’s constant concern for her friends.

has become even more mature, essentially managing all her fathers financial affairs, as well as the house foreclosure since he has become mentally unstable, the lack of any romantic interests or attachments does not seem to bother her at all and she expresses that she is eager to start moving through the world independently. This desire to start defining herself without the influence of men marks a stark change in her character and shows that her once self-consciousness is morphing into an intuitive self-awareness. Nevertheless, she is understanding towards her friend and helps him with his quest but tragedy strikes when another is killed, by which she is greatly saddened by, even clutching his corpse and begging him back to life. It is after the trauma of her friend's death that she reveals a steel-like quality to her fury which ends in her avenging him and killing his murderer to whom she shows no mercy. Evidently after this ordeal, she is too grieved [and too burdened by the mental well-being of her father] to attend his funeral, yet she still makes the preparations for his body and casket and uses the last her family’s resources to afford a plane and hearse to escort his body back to New Rome to be buried properly. living in Oklahoma (where she is originally from and lived before her father found fame) and has started a relationship with a girl. at one point cited her mother's want for her to be 'a perfect romantic lady', wanted to find her own way and 'not the one people expected of her.', after all the trauma and stress of the past few years, with access to a quieter, simpler life she is finally beginning to settle into her true identity and move on from her grief. Her sexuality was stifled into heteronormativity. Dyslexic, her brain is hard-wired for reading Ancient Greek instead of modern languages. ADHD, despite her lack of any real training, she was already a decent knife-fighter, being able to defeat dozens of people, she is a good swordswoman. held her own in an intense fencing duel. had an extensive knowledge of Greek mythology allowing her to know ways to defeat different ancient Greek characters. she had a good singing voice, she was too self-conscious and shy about ever singing in front of anyone, not even participating in campfire sing-alongs. However, when she finally did sing in front of her friends, her words "filled the mess hall", impressing people. her performance "a powerful bit of musical charm.", easily threw a fifty-pound shield. able to weave herself through a thick group. only suffered a broken ankle when she fell dozens of feet, able to dodge an axe thrown, even when she did not see it. piercing black eyes, glossy black hair worn in a single braid, and tan skin. She is often described as having a regal and gorgeously beautiful appearance and described as having a gaze as if she could take on any challenge, the worry lines around her eyes made her look older than she probably was, having the 'poise of a sword fighter', relaxed yet vigilant as if she was ready to spring into action at any moment, she has branded on her forearm four bar lines and a crossed sword and torch. She wears a regal purple toga decorated with gold medals over her own Imperial Gold armor, which she wears regularly. , her purple cloak glitters "as if woven through with filaments of Imperial Gold.", is beautiful and imposing and has eyes as piercing as an eagle's. She wears a ponytail swept over her shoulder like a horsewhip. She is even so beautiful that a model stops dead in his tracks and is shocked at how beautiful she is. a tall, intimidating, and authoritative young woman with a powerful aura. She often wears her glittering grey cloak in a sweater wrap that it can transform into and wears armor as normally as someone wearing t-shirt and shorts, a very strong-willed person. She is very strict with the members of her army and doesn't like to be questioned. However, the reason she is so strict is because she is determined to protect her family. Because of her past, she does her best to be stoic, doesn't show any signs of weakness around others, and keeps up her mature public image to keep up the morale of the camp. She feels that if she ever appears nervous or scared, her emotions will cause the camp to worry as well. Hence, even though she was very much changed, her exterior doesn't show it, distrustful and dubious of new people or people she feels aren't honest with her, though she becomes slightly more relaxed and friendly with people she trusts and cares about. she is worried about her sister. isn't known for being a forgiving person, as she still dislikes some people with a fierce passion. When hurt, she does her best not show it. starts to lose hope. Having felt betrayed by her friend, leading the camp by herself again, she lost hope that anything could go right for her ever again and felt utterly alone. Outwardly, she still projects the image of a confident, fearless leader; internally, she is tired and weary. Despite her internal feelings, she still musters the courage to travel*.* potentially sacrificing her rank for the good of both camps, has a softer side as well, and hates to see others experience internal turmoil, and was therefore determined to support her friend throughout their journey together, after feeling his tremendous internal pain. She is also very accepting of others, and, much to her friend's surprise, she, while very surprised, doesn't judge him after finding out about his crush on a man and seeing a horrifying display of him rage. her unconditional acceptance was what most likely gave her friend the courage to finally come out. She also makes sure to acknowledge his role in saving both camps. She also shows to have a sense of humor from time-to-time. She hates people using her full name -giving a murderous look. She feels as if she left that name behind when she left home as a young girl, as it brings back too many unpleasant memories pertaining to her abusive father, cold and unfriendly person, extremely selfless, caring, loving, and compassionate, like caring deeply about and comforting her friends and her people. She is often seen putting her people's needs before her own, always being willing to put her life on the line for others, sparing people and allowing them to escape, crossing the Mediterranean Sea alone to help people, jumping on a bomb to protect passengers on the boat, lending her strength to others despite the pain and stress it puts on her, accepting people of any past experiences or sexuality, and always putting other people before herself, a very brave and courageous person, as stated by many and shown through her noble and heroic feats. She's also intelligent, inventive, and quick-witted as shown by her knowledge of mythology, expertise with leading a city. She was also able to cross the Mediterranean Sea in only three days with nothing but the armor on her back, possesses inborn battle reflexes and senses that she uses to analyze the fighting style of her opponent, dyslexic, which makes her brain "hardwired" for Latin instead of modern languages, can fluently converse in Spanish, naturally skilled in swordsmanship and in hand-to-hand combat. She is very proficient in fighting with her spear and knife and was able to hold her own. From her time with pirates, she noted that she learned several tricks from them, including fighting with two weapons when fending of an army. Her skill is such, that she was able to incapacitate someone even while tied to a chair, skilled with a sword, a javelin, a dagger, and an expert in hand-to-hand combat. She is a prodigious sword-fighter and combatant, more agile than the average person as shown when she used her javelin to launch herself up like a pole-vaulter with ease, was able to go three days without rest and while constantly hit by attacks during her trip across the Mediterranean Sea, reflexes are faster than an average person, being able to fight off many people with two weapons and use her javelin as a pole vault, higher than average intelligence, making many strategies, prodigious leadership skills, being able to lead her people for eight months alone. Throughout this, no one has ever questioned or insulted Reyna's leadership skills, wanted another leader, or wavered to their loyalty, even after she was stripped of her role, is a prominent leader as her camp never wavered, fell, or failed under her rule, nor has she, immense will-power shown when she was able to go three days with no rest and against many attacks, go months working a two-person job alone without wavering, always put on the face of a confident, brave leader despite how tired and weary she was inside, and always push forward without complaint and little rest. "Justice is the foundation of a reign.", her hair is brown and is curled over her left shoulder, black glossy hair kept in a single braid, born in Puerto Rico, respected leader, fought in a war, had an estranged relationship with her sibling, difficult to get close to, but highly respected. Refuses to use her surname, serving as a handmaiden, went on a quest to prevent a war, favorite treat is Piragua (syrup over cold ice), favorite drink is hot chocolate, romantic asexual, someone who has romantic feelings of love towards other but does not act upon those feelings in a physical manner, imperial Gold spear, Imperial Gold dagger, silver pocket knife which she keeps at all times, in case of being attacked. wears standard roman legionnaire armor. A satchel that contains healing potions, tranquilizer darts and a highly portable, well furnished tent, dark hair that she dyes pink and brown eyes. She has long limbs and neck, wears a Star of David pendant around her neck, laid back and easily distracted by personal thoughts when on duty, however, she is clear-headed when she needs to be, nervous in combat, becomes more leader-like and leads the attack, anxious when sitting still for too long, has good deduction skills, being able to quickly unravel a riddle after hearing it once, capable leader, commanding during times of emergency. She has a habit of chewing bubblegum, has an Imperial Gold manuballista, which she uses as her primary weapon, has lots of nervous energy. She was never happy unless she was moving, uses a blowgun. She is actually pretty intelligent, but acts dumbs sometimes, she has a lot going for her, she's courageous and has a sense of humor. Too changeable, unpredictable nature, very kind-hearted, brave-spirited, natural leader, brave, brooding look, branded as a rebel, rebellious streak, sarcastic and smart sense of humor, laid-back demeanor, is somewhat short-tempered and thus has trouble controlling her anger, such as when she sees bullying. She can be derisively sarcastic and moody, especially when someone tries to manipulate her or forces her to obey. She does not like to follow rules, very reckless and tends to do or blurt out things before thinking, causing her to get into a lot of trouble. She feels responsible for everyone and anything which goes wrong, is obtuse, meaning she doesn't always see the obvious even when it is right in front of her, such as people's feelings and what they are trying to say indirectly, is perceptive when she needs to be. Although she has many friends, she is considered a troublemaker in school with a track record of expulsions, her dyslexia makes learning and reading difficult and her ADHD makes it hard for her to be attentive or to sit still in class. has never been one of the "cool" kids in class because she hangs out with supposedly "un-cool" people, feels a strong level of affection and attachment to her camp. powerful, but gentle and helpful, a person that would guide ships safely to the shore rather than destroy them, "wolf stare" that says "*No matter how bad you think you are, I'm worse*," which enables her to scare off people like gangsters. She is not afraid of anything, including gangs. Despite being very confident in her own abilities, people can sense there is a quiet sadness in her, like she saw her destiny and knew that one day she would face a monster she couldn't beat. starting to show a darker and more dangerous side of her personality. begins to question herself about her morality, and if she's really a good hero or not. wonders about the people she had previously treated with apathy, tries to make up for her tattered relationship. While battling, she taps into her rage to the point where even her friend is terrified of her. shown to be more prone to aggression, seems to be less impulsive. has grown a bit tired of the constant dangers and looks forward to living a normal peaceful life as much as possible. gives more priority to her family and even turns down an offer to go on a dangerous quest, does small favors to others as it is her principle to aid people as much as possible, lighthearted and even softens up to people, settled down with the hope of going to college, actually looks forward to it and has actually done well in her exams. lost her impulsiveness and has matured to a lighthearted cheerful person, hopes that people can change for the better, optimism and her attempts to get the people to change their nature were not without success, had changed a lot of things for people, making them rethink their priorities, standards and behaviors, her fatal flaw is excessive personal loyalty: she would risk the world and even her own life to save her friends and family. She sometimes saves strangers or enemies simply because she empathizes with them, protests that personal loyalty isn't all that bad. "The most dangerous flaws are good in moderation". Hates flying, fears losing those closest to her. To save a friend, she would sacrifice the world. Fear of flying, claustrophobic, is used to open, free and wild places like the sea, becomes restless when confined, but is still functional and her previous phobia now only acts as a mild annoyance. Good-looking but doesn't seem to know it or may simply refuse to acknowledge it, tan skin, disheveled, jet-black hair swept to one side as *“if she just took a walk to the beach”* and sea-green eyes, has a sarcastic, troublemaker smile, a great number of girls/boys find her extremely attractive, very fit, muscular, and lean, tattoo of a trident on the underside of her left arm, grew even more handsome, muscular, taller, and tanner, had the good looks of a Roman goddess.", smells like the sea, looks like a skater and a troublemaker, when she pleads, her sea-green eyes seemed to be "like a cute baby seal that needed help" and marvels at how anyone had ever won an argument with her, handsome features, "which easily shifted from humor to anger.", long, nimble fingers, hands were perfect for a musician, wore tattered jeans and a hoodie, wore an orange T-shirt, jeans, and battered white leather Reeboks, love for her husband Rory remained strong. Even after thirty-six years, still deeply loved him and (while initially cold to him), him being with her caused her to laugh for the first time in thirty-six years, even her final moments, it was clear that he remained the most important thing in her life. Was at first cold and distant, her sense of humor returned as did her adventurous spirit, she intended to resume travelling, albeit on her own. Humble beginnings. Born in Chiswick. She received the nickname "the Little General" due to her bossy nature. She was also a lifelong supporter of West Ham United. She attended Belmont Primary, where she met her friend. On her first day at the school, she was sent home for biting. When she was six, her mother refused to take her on holiday. Undaunted, she got on a bus and went on her own to Strathclyde. Possessed a heightened degree of self-preservation due to her decades-long struggle to survive, she would fight with everything she had to survive. Considering herself to be "old fashioned", occasionally utilizing other accents when she felt the need. While she claimed that she had the "body of a weak and feeble woman", she maintained that she still possessed "the heart, and stomach, of a homicidal maniac" with "absolutely zero morals", openly described herself as "bananas", but took offence when called a "lunatic". She also displayed tendencies of being a show-off, and enjoyed having information that others did not. She was also something of a thrill-seeker, sometimes putting herself in danger simply for "fun". Though she adopted a bubblier personality with a welcoming and sociable façade, and more choreographic movements, she was more open about her loneliness, and willing to show when she was afraid and remorseful, and would abandon all sense of showmanship when her safety was at risk, was "especially spiteful". She identified herself as a Slytherin, claiming to "see a lot of Severus Snape in [herself]". Affection for her friend became more conspicuous, telling someone that, while her friend could be mean to others, he would not be with her because he "loved [her] so much". She openly referred to him as her "boyfriend", tracked his movements, and mockingly professed that her heart "belonged to him" after passionately kissing him. Despite these implications of their relationship being romantic, she adamantly denied that she loved him, even showing disgust at the thought, insisting it to be a complicated friendship, though expressed jealous irritation when he called another his "arch-enemy", and would become upset and querulous when he did not show interest in her plans. Viewing everything as being born to die, she held no regrets when it came to murder, describing her urge to kill as akin to a child wanting to pop a balloon, and having a preference for killing "clever-clogs" because they "[made] the best faces". When instructed not to kill, she would grow uninterested in the task given, and once killed a bird for no reason other than she was feeling annoyed. When building up to a murder, she would insist that her victim "say something nice" to her, and would wait patiently for them to reply. She also insisted that anyone aiming to kill her do the same with her, and would take offence if a threat to kill her was not carried out. Sadistic tendencies, demonstrating cruel pleasure at taunting her victims before she killed them, such as telling someone she would miss him and promising to always keep a picture of him "looking so sweet" before she murdered him. She also encouraged someone to have more self-confidence, while counting down to her death to torment her. She also held no respect for the dead, using dead human bodies, as well as crushing someone's glasses under her heel while posthumously thanking her for being "yummy". She could be needlessly cruel in her interactions with others, such as taunting someone about her dead boyfriend, and pushing someone down a hole to test its depth. She let someone hang off a cliff for sometime before rescuing her. She also ordered the death of Belgians for no reason, and was believed to have united people together just to see what chaos would result from their clashing personalities. She would sometimes act childish or ignorant so that others around her would drop their guard. Liked apricot jam, but disliked birds and children, had secretly grown remorseful for all her past murders. leading to her death, though she shared the amusement in her "perfect ending" being shot in the back by her past incarnation. Showed a liking for singing, substituting her name in the song "Mickey" while in custody, and singing a verse from "Happy Birthday, Mr President", when imprisoned, she passed the time by partaking in opera singing, was also good at playing the piano, and passed her time playing *Für Elise*, *Pop Goes The Weasel*, and *The Entertainer*. She would regularly threaten to bring pain to individuals by threatening their internal organs, even once considering eating someone if she had to. She occasionally fantasized about breaking the necks of those who annoyed her. She was a devious planner and skilled manipulator, able to maneuver others into place with ease by exploiting their desires. Demonstrated fluid planning as her desires changed from wanting to ally with someone, to wanting to help another, to then wanting the former to unintentionally kill their friend, and she was capable of long-term planning, as she worked out a long plan to gain entry into an area and steal a component. She was also a convincing liar, especially when using her talent for manipulative reasons. However, she would often opt for one solitary scheme with virtually no contingencies or back-up plans in place to help steer events back towards her favor. Looked like a mature woman with pronounced cheek bones and light blue eyes, black hair wild and free, but held in place in an up-do, Scottish Glaswegian accent. Could pick up on people's personalities by the inflection of their voice. Had great observational skills. Fashioned herself in Victorian-styled garb, wingtip collar blouse, cameo brooch made of a dark alloy under her throat, high-waisted skirt that cut to ankle length, croak lengthen jacket which puffed up at the shoulders, dark lapels, blouse in ivory or olive green. Black ankle boots with a sharp toes and tapered heels, black boater cap worn at a rakish angle with an arrangement of black and crimson berries on the rim and a black veil over the op, held at the back with an onyx black hatpin which was a TCE with four petals over a glowing sphere design. Wore a spiked bracelet on her left wrist, carried around a black umbrella, and wore a bar ring on her right middle finger, and a 3 coils ring on her left middle finger. Black signet ring on her left middle finger and a silver one on her right one. Varied the colors of her clothes, her usual outfit is in ebony black, bottle green, burnt orange, plum purple, or violet purple. Began wearing leather clothes, replaced her brooch with a rust orange cravat tie. Has a cruel look to her, she thought herself attractive, openly admitting to admiring her reflection on occasion, looks like Mary Poppins. Self-proclaimed "Queen of Evil". St Luke's University. Was an orphan and lived at a Children's Home in Gloucester. Thought being scared was a superpower. Joined the British Army, believing that there was more to modern soldiering than simply shooting people. She became a sergeant and served five years in both the United Kingdom and Afghanistan, as well as in Iraq. She performed a number of humanitarian tasks and dug twenty-three wells in total, saving whole villages, and loved her time in the army. Served under men who pushed people and made them stronger, leading them to do things that they did not think that they could do and overcome fear in situations where they ought to have been afraid. She knew what it was like to be pushed too far. After spending so much time not trying very hard to survive but doing so anyway, she realized that she wanted to see the things in her everyday life more clearly rather than seeing new things. Tall and handsome, brown hair and brown eyes. Late twenties, strapping and big, handsome, positive attitude, even in a crisis she turned to a good war-time spirit, strong patriot, loyal to the Queen and her beloved England, had a good relationship with her granddaughter. Proved a loyal companion, showed a willingness to self-sacrifice, willing to dies so that another could live, saying she was old and had her time. Acted paternal in one of her relationships, trying to comfort them when they cried, wanted him to be happy and have someone to make him laugh. Never shouted at her children during their childhood. Said that the time with her spouse were the most wonderful years she had and that the time flew by. Enlisted to fight in the war while she was underage. Was a private in an airborne division of the British Army, stationed in the British Mandate of Palestine at its end, served without once taking a life, felt proud not to have killed anyone. Trained soldier, proud of her service, kept her service revolver as a memento, proficient gunner, shot down missiles. Her primary weapon is a 3-pound club hammer, bronze dragon. Three-legged table, constantly uses her tool belt that has simple tools, food, medical supplies, and breath mints. Her favorite color is red, doesn't like Star Trek, has never lived in California, lion, "bold to his people", can speak Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Louisianan French, Canadian French, and a little Chinese, fire, elvish ears, mischievous smile, loves practical jokes, is seriously ADHD, gets carsick, doesn't like her cousin or aunt very much, ran away six times from foster homes, had an abusive foster mother, her motto is "keep moving to escape the pain", does not like being called short, bites back some choice words when people comment on her height, sometimes slips into Spanish when stressed and Italian when she's really upset, sings the theme to Psych. Cold and ruthless, has no qualms about killing or injuring others, wants to prove herself to the world, does not want to be known only by her relationships to others. Clever, able to set up and execute plans and locate elusive places, quite a good swordsman, can decapitate three people in three quick flashes. Wears jeans, a red and white Cornhuskers shirt, and a bandana around her curly hair, scars crosshatch her face. Muscular arms, covered in scars, dark curly hair, a face that would have been handsome if it wasn't so sliced up. Becomes a better person after being given a second chance, touched by someone's offer to accept her at a waystation, shows her gratitude by fighting for people against their enemies, embraced her chance at a new life. An expert swordsman, skilled combatant, famed for her swordsmanship skills, her style is all offense. Known as the Reaper of Men, youngest of four siblings, very compassionate towards her family. Couldn't bear her brothers turning on each other and fighting, retreated and escaped, loved her father and brothers but was unable to choose sides. Pajama pants and a sleeveless shirt. People trust her but can't see why, rescued and befriended someone, made quite a name for herself , killed people across the world that she deemed to be douchebags, though some she spared to spread the word. Captured and tortured for years, chose again to return to a life away from everyone. Tracked down those who had wronged her to obtain her revenge, after getting her vengeance she felt empty and decided to aid others. Decided to stop running and chose to confront her brother but was defeated. Went on a stroll through the fjords, skipped out, had a face transplant, and carved out her own little corner of the world. Embraced the lifestyle of a god meting out just desserts to those she felt deserved punishment, befriended pagans. Went into witness protection, grew tired of watching her brothers fight, behaves in a mischievous manner, enjoys toying with her victims, humans she believes should be brought down a notch. embraces a hedonistic lifestyle, including a "sweet tooth". used misdirection to achieve her goals and to protect herself. was often sarcastic. holds humans in high regard, despite their many faults. Still confesses concern for lesser people, and loves her brethren, just wanted the fighting to stop. didn't want any part in the fight and all she wanted was for it to be over, couldn't bear it. re-gaining her faith in humans. greatly fearful and is terrified by any sign of aggression around her, cringing away in fear any time someone comes close to her, her old personality was revealed to still be intact, when she saw that her friends were in danger she overcame her fear and stood her ground at peoples' taunts before she killed him on the spot after insulting her. Afterwards, she continued to show reluctance in getting involved in the situation, tracked down all those who contributed to her suffering and was determined to make them suffer as she had. After killing them she was unsatisfied as she realized she now had nothing but an empty feeling. then decided to move on from her past as a Trickster and help others, overcame any cowardice she had, selflessly confronted the far more powerful in order to buy people time to escape, despite knowing they will certainly defeat and kill her, endowed with considerable power. Can change her appearance, and disguise herself as another. Is so good at concealing herself that even her father believed her to be dead for eight years. can break an arm with one hand, can overpower and kill anyone, able to toss several people off her with great force. Quite levelheaded, isn't known to be aggressive. Disgusted by the actions of her family and left while assuming a new identity. Despite her mischievous behaviors and deeds, she cares for humanity and is willing to go against enemies for them. Blue wings. Faked her death more than once, great swordsmanship proficiency, shows impressive moves with a sword, fights sporadically and swiftly, possesses and immense amount of knowledge of the world, insanely smart.