Julietta

Julietta is a contestant on Total Drama Time Travel labeled **The Medieval Girl**.

## Biography

Julietta loves the time she lives in for the artistic society. She loves plays, minstrels, dance, art, and poetry. She is always very happy, and attempts to make others cheerful. She likes to dance, pick flowers, and frolic through the streets. Even people who find her annoying at first end up seeing that she is a genuinely nice, sweet person. She is fairly carefree and positive, even when bad things happen around her. Julietta is a big fan of the works of Shakespeare, and she is a hopeless romantic as a result. She wants to fall in love like in a Shakespearean play, but without all the tragic dying.

## Total Drama Time Travel

Julietta dramatically announced her arrival, in Welcome to the Present, causing a tear to come to Leopold's eye. She mistook him for female, however. Julietta urged Leopold to lead the team, in Central Theme Park, reminding him that he said that he had experience in battle. Julietta spotted the boy they were looking for along with Florence. El Serpiente was about to pounce at the boy, before Chris called off the challenge. Julietta leaped through the air when heading back to meet Chris, tossing flower petals in the air.

Julietta reminded Roxie about the conditions of returning to their time periods, in Total Drama Time Travel and the Quest for the Holy Grail. Roxie hugged Julietta goodbye, after deciding to leave. Julietta looked at Sir Perlative and shook her head when Chris attempted to speak Elizabethan. When deciding who would pick up the Holy Grail, that Chris said would disintegrate anyone at touch, Julietta suggested Daisuke, but he didn't feel comfortable to be the one to do so. Mark was paired with Julietta for the challenge, and they went to ask villagers where they could find the Holy Grail. They came upon a rather surly man, who threatened Mark into singing a song. Julietta sang along as Mark sang Greensleeves. After they left, Julietta began to comment that the song was from the wrong era, but her memories changed, and dated the song back a few centuries, indicating that Mark had now created the song.

Julietta spotted a shelter when the contestants were stuck in a storm, in And Then There Were Eighteen. When Sandi and the author were went to check on Chris, Julietta decided to stay behind. Mark found Julietta and told her he was afraid that the killer got to her, as well. They embraced, and Julietta said she was worried about Mark, too. When Mark deduced that he and Julietta were the only two alive, Julietta pushed him away, thinking he was the killer. She grabbed hold of a candlestick, and went to strike Mark, when Chris said that they won the challenge, to survive. Julietta was shocked, thinking that the others were dead. Chris just explained that they had been tranquilized.

Julietta was upset over the previous challenge's events, in Hair Today, Gone Last Week. When pairing up to do the protesting challenge, Mark asked Julietta to be his partner. She agreed, but looked sad. After a little while, Mark saw that Julietta was sad. He suggested a break. She told him that she felt horrible over thinking he was a killer. In an effort to comfort her, he said that he thought she was the killer, as well. He then apologized for lying, because he never felt that way. He said that he thought it had to be someone else, because he couldn't think of her negatively. Julietta apologized for thinking that way, but Mark said it was alright.

In Pillaged Village People, Julietta was the only one to be excited that Past Tensity was wearing pink for the challenge. Julietta dramatically defended Xiomara, in So You Think You Can Hop?, when Chris stated that she couldn't compete in the challenge. Inga was annoyed with Julietta, and Mark defended Julietta. Mark was chosen to sit out by the other team. During the challenge, Julietta was being pestered by local boys. She stopped dancing, and was eliminated from the challenge. She later talked about missing Mark. Therese didn't understand, and then said that Julietta and Mark's relationship was improper. Julietta was annoyed with Therese, and Therese said that she did not mean to sound judgmental. After returning to Mark in the future, Julietta hugged him and they told each other that they missed each other.

Julietta was sad about liking Mark, in We Interrupt This Challenge to Bring You Something Completely Different, but Florence suggested to her that she try to stop liking him before they both got hurt. When Therese offered her opinion, Julietta quickly said that she needed to go to sleep. When El Serpiente went missing, Quog used Mark as a battering ram to open the door. Julietta ran to make sure that Mark was alright. Bianka came back to the others, with tear stained cheeks, saying that El Serpiente went crazy and took her hostage. She said that he took her hostage and he wanted her to bring Mark back in order to negotiate what information he wanted. Julietta protested, not wanting Mark to go. Lady Perlative insisted that she go along with them, and Julietta also went along, taking hold of Mark's hand at the last moment. They met with a mask-less El Serpiente, who was disappointed that Lady Perlative came back. He wanted to send her and Julietta back to the competition, but didn't know how to work the time machine. Bianka took it and adjusted it. Mark hugged Julietta goodbye, and Lady Perlative knocked Bianka to the ground, causing the time machine to fall by Mark and Julietta's feet, sending them somewhere random in time.

Chris found Mark and Julietta after Past Tensity got the information from Bianka, in When Did They Go?. He fond them along with Julietta's family, in her time period. Mark told Chris, privately, that he and Julietta planned to marry, and that they'd been there for a few months. Mark said he felt that it was not coincidence that they were sent to that time. He said that they were both very happy. Mark did not want to return with Chris, but agreed to if he and Julietta were not separated. Julietta then said she should stay behind. She insisted that Mark go back with Chris. She told Mark that she didn't care for him the way he cared for her. Mark told her he'd try to convince Chris to let him return to her, but she told him she'd move on by then. Mark was hurt, and left with Chris. Chris later showed Mark a clip of Julietta's life. She married a blond man. Mark was upset, thinking that Julietta really forgot about him. He then heard her call his name, and he saw that she had named her son after him.

## Trivia

* Julietta was the ninth character eliminated.
* Julietta is from about 1654.
* Julietta's original sketch was the first one I drew for this story.
* Julietta was named after Juliet from Romeo and Juliet.
* The bio for Julietta mentions her wanting a romance like a Shakespearean story, without the tragic dying. This was an indication that she would be involved in a romance that ended tragically.
* Julietta's list of fears includes poison and knives. This is a reference to how the characters Romeo and Juliet died in their story.
* spoilers for anyone who hasn't read *And Then There Were None*\* Julietta's reaction of assuming that Mark was the killer, in the mystery challenge, was a reference to Agatha Christie's novel, *And Then There Were None*.
* Julietta was meant to make it further in the competition than she did, but had to leave before the merge so that everyone I planned to include later could be included.
* Julietta's husband is blond so that it's clear to the reader that he isn't Mark. Julietta's son is blond so no one would think he was Mark and Julietta's lovechild. Their relationship was meant to be platonic.
* The ending for Julietta and Mark's relationship was going to be far more tragic. Julietta was originally never going to be able to get passed her feelings for Mark, dying a lonely spinster. Mark would have locked himself away from the world, not wanting to try to love, again. After the show premiered, someone would contact Mark with a painting by or done for Julietta, offering it to him, since she had no descendants. He'd take it and receive a letter from her hidden between the frame and painting. The letter would have been from Julietta, she would confirm her feelings for him and talk about her life, and she would encourage him to move on. This letter would have inspired him to become social, again. I decided to go against this to have a less sad ending to their story, and I felt bad about making Mark so depressed.