Name:
Lillian Marie Taylor
Age:
Seventeen/One-hundred Seventeen
Personality:
Lillian is a very mousy girl who doesn't like to speak her mind all of the time. Keeping to herself is a habbit that she has to break from within time. Lillian is extremely shy she only likes to speak to the angels that she has known for a while, or it would be hard to talk to her otherwise. She puts all of her faith in nonviolent thinking, it makes her upset to think about it. The thought of someone getting hurt for any reason seems wrong to her. She has a protective instinct. It's not something she can control, she feels compelled to help others in danger. It's a mental struggle for her to pick between her love and her duties. She can think with her mind , but her heart sometimes clouds her judgment.
Brief History:
Lillian has been very good friends with Angelo for a long time. When he was having a hard time it hurt her to see such a good friend go through. Angelo's lover was also good friends with Lillian. She knew that Angelo liked the girl, but did not know that they were in love. The day that Angelo lost his wings, and his love pasted, Lillian felt nothing but the shock from losing two good friends in one single moment. While in that time she found a love of her own Marko.
During the time she started to develop feelings that she knew were wrong to have for Marko. She felt unusually comfortable and confident when he was around. Lillian hasn't felt that way ever in her life about someone. It felt like a rush knowing that it was forbidden for her to be in love. She could understand how Angelo must have felt, knowing that you aren't supposed to be in love but you can't help it, it just comes naturally. Now that she can fully understand how her best friend felt she feels sorry for him and what she has to do to get rid of him. Lillian is torn between her duties as an angel and her emotional feelings in what she should do.
Abilities/Power:
Electrokinesis (Has to pull it from some source of energy, such as a light)
Her powers are the strongest during thunderstorms.