Donna Palmer-Moreno

## Relationships

**Donna Palmer-Moreno** is a protagonist in the series, Ghostwriter. She is the youngest in the crew as she helps along to solve Ghostwriter's mysteries.

In the first two seasons, she and the rest of the crew try to finish Ghostwriter's unfinished mysteries.
She is a starring character portrayed by Hannah Levinson.

## Personality

Donna is the most outspoken of the group, as she’s used to standing in her big brother Curtis’ shadow.

Donna Palmer-Moreno, the imaginative and insightful member of the group, often faces underestimation due to her age, perceived childishness, and unconventional ideas. However, her seemingly ludicrous suggestions consistently prove to be effective solutions in the end. Despite these initial misjudgments, Donna stands out as the voice of reason within the group, showcasing her intelligence and ability to assess situations logically.

While the others may not share her enthusiasm for Ghostwriter's mysteries, Donna wholeheartedly enjoys delving into the captivating world of the unknown. Her passion for these mysteries not only adds depth to her character but also serves as a source of inspiration and motivation for the group. When engaged in reasonable arguments with Curtis, Donna employs her intelligence to present compelling reasons that often lead to her triumph, showcasing her ability to think critically and assert herself effectively.

However, what truly sets Donna apart is her innate kindness and sweetness. She embodies a compassionate and empathetic nature, always seeking to find the good in people and situations. Even in challenging circumstances, Donna remains level-headed and avoids causing unnecessary scenes or conflicts. Her ability to see the silver lining and approach situations with a positive mindset is a valuable asset that fosters harmony within the group and helps maintain a supportive and nurturing dynamic.

Her character is a testament to the power of imagination, intelligence, and kindness. Despite initial underestimation, she consistently proves her worth as the voice of reason within the group. Her unwavering kindness and ability to find the good in every situation make her an invaluable asset, fostering a sense of unity and creating a positive atmosphere for her friends.

As Donna and Curtis stroll past the bookstore, they notice that the door mysteriously swings open, drawing them inside. Donna needs a new book, and Ruben, feeling uneasy in Curtis's presence, attempts to hide. Eventually, they all gather in one room, and to Ruben's surprise, a chair mysteriously blocks his path. Tripping over the chair, he accidentally spills juice from Donna's bottle. In a peculiar turn of events, a gust of wind from the seemingly supernatural entity known as Ghostwriter blows through the room, causing the spilled juice to form the word "Hello" on the floor. Confused by the situation, they all decide to leave.

## Biography

### Season One

As Donna and Curtis stroll past the bookstore, they notice that the door mysteriously swings open, drawing them inside. Donna needs a new book anyway. Eventually, they all gather in one room, and to Ruben's surprise, a chair mysteriously blocks his path while trying to hide. Tripping over the chair, he accidentally spills juice from Donna's bottle. In a peculiar turn of events, a gust of wind from the seemingly supernatural entity known as Ghostwriter blows through the room, causing the spilled juice to form the word "HELLO" on the floor. Confused by the situation, they all decide to leave.

At a school bake sale, Donna enters the scene, coinciding with a student erasing a line off the board only to witness a magical message ("Come together") appear. Donna, Curtis, and Ruben discuss the message's meaning and approach Chevon, who denies seeing it and attributes it to stress-induced hallucinations. Reluctantly accepting the explanation, they eventually witness the message vanish, leading them to believe that stress was indeed the cause.

The following day at school, Donna and the crew are captivated by the appearance of a peculiar white rabbit, visible only to them. Donna connects this event to the concept of a ghost bringing characters to life from books, unsettling everyone, particularly Curtis. ("Ghost in Wonderland, Part 1")

On their way home, Donna, unaware of Ghostwriter's mode of communication, unintentionally causes a misunderstanding through her yelling. She suggests the idea of finding Alice, but Curtis disagrees, leading to a heated argument that ends with Curtis demanding Donna to leave.

As Donna walks home alone, she stumbles upon The White Rabbit and decides to follow him back to the school. The stressed rabbit, searching for a rabbit hole to Wonderland while fearing the queen's wrath for being late, eventually departs. Donna hears a faint voice emanating from the plants and discovers Alice, who has been shrunk in size. Using a fan reminiscent of the book, Donna shrinks herself as well, resulting in a predicament as they struggle to find a way to reverse their sizes. To pass the time, Donna and Alice engage in a heartfelt conversation, sharing frustrations about their respective siblings, particularly Curtis. Alice assures Donna that Curtis is on her side.

Meanwhile, Curtis, Ruben, and Chevon track Donna's phone and arrive at the school, unaware of Donna and Alice's diminished state. As they desperately call for help, the group is interrupted when Principal Fong summons them to her office, leaving Donna and Alice stranded on the ground.

During their time together, Donna and Alice find solace in each other's company, empathizing with their sibling troubles. Alice offers reassurance that Curtis truly cares about Donna. Eventually, Curtis, Ruben, and Chevon return to the science classroom, where Donna and Alice catch their attention. With no apparent solution to revert their sizes, Ruben leads them to the bake sale table, where they discover a cupcake labeled "Eat Me," reminiscent of the book. After consuming the cupcake, they miraculously return to their normal sizes.

With the mystery resolved, the characters from "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" return to the pages of the book. As Donna and Curtis prepare to leave, a mysterious gust of wind transports them to a typewriter. Ghostwriter materializes through the typewriter, urgently typing the words "HELP ME." ("Ghost in Wonderland, Part 2")

They are puzzled by the message and try to decipher its meaning, but their discussion is interrupted when a period is mysteriously inserted.
The next day, when their father announces he wants to redecorate the apartment, Donna eagerly looks forward to this, Curtis has different opinions on the matter and disagrees with her choices. Their disagreement intensifies as they discuss Curtis's extended bathroom routine, which ultimately results in their pet dog, Rocco, not getting his regular walk.

Beginning the mystery of Mowgli from "The Jungle Book", Donna utilizes their ability to communicate with animals and decides to have a conversation with Rocco, their pet dog. Back at the apartment, Rocco complains about his food and care, which disappoints Donna. Both Donna and Curtis are shocked to discover that Rocco speaks with a French accent. Rocco takes offense when Mowgli mistakenly calls him a "little wolf," proclaiming himself as a purebred dog. Rocco and Mowgli clash over their differences, and Rocco dramatically leaves the room. Donna just thought he'd be more kind and sweet which was opposed. This makes her not to sleep and create a notebook that has everything about Ghostwriter.

Late at night, Rocco vents his frustrations to Donna about mistreatment and neglect. Donna counters by revealing that she has to go to her mom's place three days a week due to her parents' divorce. Donna sympathizes with Rocco, and they collectively come up with resolutions to improve their relationships. ("The Jungle Ghost, Part 1")

Donna and Curtis later brainstorm ideas for designing their apartment. Donna suggests a hanging chair from the ceiling, but Curtis disagrees and proposes a new gaming center that is only available at his mom's house. George suggests finding something that caters to everyone's interests.

After the adoption event, Curtis and Donna resolve their disagreements and agree to get a popcorn maker for movie nights, making everyone happy. She also get treats for Rocco, their pet.

As Mowgli and Bagheera prepare to depart from the real world and return to the book, they grant Spinoza another opportunity to reveal Tess' hidden secrets. Spinoza discloses that Tess possessed an old letter stored in an ornate box, but their communication is cut short as "The Jungle Book" reverts to its original state. Now, their mission becomes centered on locating the elusive letter. ("The Jungle Ghost, Part 2")

## Relationships

### Family

Notes:

* Solid lines denote blood relationships
* Dashed lines denote marriage relationships that result in offspring
* **†** denotes the deceased
* The family members shown are only known members in the show
* George and Michelle are divorced