Elizabeth Jones

> Are you sure that Elizabeth "Cries When It Rains" Jones is trying to take your fish hostage?
>
> ―John, to Morgan

### Aliases

Elizabeth Sarah Jones, Elizabeth "cries when it rains" Jones, Ellie, Liz, Beth, El, Elibabeth

### Relatives

Elizabeth's Mum (Mother, Unnamed), Ronald Jones (Father, Deceased), Avery Mayles (Wife)

### Affiliation

Janes circus of irritating mongs, The Morgan Coalition

## Appearances

### Debut

Episode 1

Elizabeth Jones (full name; Elizabeth Sarah Jones) is Morgan's first target, a minor antagonist in season 1, and an ally in season 2.

## Biography

#### 2014

At the start of 2014, Elizabeth's father died. She spent the following ten days locked in her own room, playing the piano, as this was the only format in which she felt she could speak her true emotions. She left her room ten days after, starved, tired, yet satisfied with what she was able to "say" through her music, whether anyone else would understand it or not. A month later, she felt ready to re-enter society, but began having breakdowns, and everyone pretty much avoided her, except for Jane and some of her friends who thought she was "a conceptually funny person". At some point around July, she was having a crying fit in the middle of a corridor, and like usual no one acknowledged her, except Avery Mayles, who saw her and decided to ask if she was alright. Over the months, they became closer, and before October, when she first confessed her love, they had grown closer than most friends would.

Her ties to Jane proved to be an issue for her, as Jane entrusted her with the safekeeping of Morgan's fish tank. Morgan got this info, but she managed to get rid of it before Morgan and John got to her. This lead to an assault and treat of life, using her mothers ornamental swords which were hung on the wall. After this incident, she spent a lot of time recovering with Avery, which lead to her gaining more confidence in their relationship, and accepting that she needed to tell her mother at some point. After telling her, she began making accusations that she had been "corrupted" and started blaming various things, and finally, Avery herself. Elizabeth then locked herself in her room again, this time with Avery, then began to cry. Eventually, with about ten minutes of support from Avery, and with a lot of stuttering, she unlocked the door, walked out, and announced that she no longer wanted to live there and left. From this point onward, she was essentially homeless.

Nearer the end of the year, despite her being depressed and homeless, she was dragged into Jane Ebert's final ultimatum to Morgan. After being mistreated by another one of Jane's friends, she left, and later on in the day, had decided with Avery that they were going to leave their lives behind. They pooled together all their money, and bought a ticket to the United States, which happened to go to John's home town. It also happened to be the time of Morgan and John's airport shootout, so they barely made it there alive, and when they did, the pilot refused to take off until an angry passenger threatened him and forced him to take off

#### 2015

By 2015, Morgan, John and Jane were all living in the same town as her, yet she had no idea, until she and Avery met Morgan in pubic, who approached her and asked her how she got there. She froze under pressure, but Avery grabbed her and began running. They both made it out, and a little afterwards, she was approached by Jane, who assumed Elizabeth would be willing to join the Hunter's Society, due to their work together in the past and common enemy of Morgan. Jane had invited her to a simple talk at a nearby restaurant to catch up with each other, yet Jane was going to use this to goad Elizabeth into joining her. Elizabeth, when realising this, had an absolute meltdown, using this opportunity to finally tell he what she truly thinks. By the end, Jane, caught up in her rivalry, states that Elizabeth either has to choose her, or the one that wounded her and threatened her life, referring to Morgan. Elizabeth then states that she can easily separate herself from the feud. Despite this, she finds that a tracker bug from the Hunter's Society that was meant to be placed on Morgan during their brief meeting, was instead placed on her. After this, she is attacked, and Morgan, seeing the attack on the news, sees the telltale signs of a hunter attack. They enter the building that is under attack, take out a troop and search them for any explanation to why they're there, and find the tracker, which takes them to Elizabeth. After Morgan held out and defended her, Elizabeth was more accepting of Morgan, and was willing to side with them for a while, and she, alongside Avery and Miguel was a founding member of the Morgan Coalition.

#### 2021

Not much is known about Elizabeth after that, except that she is still alive and happily married by 2021

## Personality

Elizabeth was intended as almost a polar opposite to Morgan being hated and ignored not for being obnoxious and aggressive, but being overly kind to an almost pathetic extent. She is shown to be quite innocent and fragile compared to other characters, which leads to may of them treating her like a child which she takes offense to and sometimes disproves. Often times, when she has a lot of stress on her mind she tends not to sleep for days, or to sleep each day for as little as 2 hours. While she seems more childish, she is extremely competent and self sufficient shown best when she, at age 14 moved to a new country under a new identity without any support, and if anything, was the one supporting Avery, who was with her throughout. Despite her incredible feats of independence, she seems to relish in them, willing to show off the smallest of feats, overly show off the more impressive ones, and avoids much as possible telling people her plans beforehand in case they are unimpressed or try to make changes or suggestions, which make her feel less competent and feel useless. She knows this about herself, however, as seen when venting her frustrations to Avery.

## Notable Characteristics

Short hair, grey jumper she never removes.

## Trivia

* Many character traits were thought of in an unusual order, first that she would live in a big house, second that she owned ornamental swords, third that Jane wouldn't like her, fourth that she would play piano, fifth that she would be gay, and sixth that she would be called Elizabeth.
* The set piece of a piano player being taken by surprise and duelled with a set of swords from the wall was inspired by an animation made by the writer called "desk duel"
* She was somewhat inspired by the character Evie from the webcomic unOrdinary.

## Gallery

The first drawing of Elizabeth.A detailed character profileElizabeth's RoomThe original animation that inspired Elizabeth's fight.An image posted to the artist's twitter called "Oh ahit oh nooooo elizabif fallgn.png" showing that images are drawn on a green background