<div class="floatleft">(http://i1013.photobucket.com/albums/af255/fellea/SimonStich.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Stitch<br/><strong>New Name:</strong>Simon Tuttle<br/><strong>Canon:</strong>Lilo and Stitch<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Original Antagonist/ Secondary Protagonist<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Junior Student- Computer Science Major/ Engineering Minor<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>Computers, Appliances, Engines, Circuit Boards; you name it, he can dismantle and rebuild it. Better, faster, and stronger in most cases, although there’s the occasional miscalculation that ends in a boom, Simon isn’t to be put off by a few singed hairs or the temporary lack of feeling in his fingertips. No. He’s a man of questions and curiosities, a man of ambition, and a whiz with numbers too. Given the equations he can get lost in, but surprisingly enough(more than likely due to his aptitude for mathematics and angles though), Simon’s got an affinity for art as well. The science of color in particular. It’s believed that’s part of his problem whilst fixing and tinkering with things- he gets distracted by the coloring of the wires or the negative space created by intricate gear work.<br/><br/>It’s safe to say the guy’s nuts, but one has to give him the benefit of the doubt from time to time and just admit he’s<em>got</em>some substantial nuts too. Not only because of the crazy way he throws himself into vast projects and dangerous work, but because of the crowds he tends to mingle with. The pretty, the druggies, the populars, the outcasts, the smarties, hell, even the team-oriented jocks he finds himself floating with from time to time if the scene is right. He’s just an all around kinda’ fella that takes shit from no one and doles it out when necessary, although honestly, who wants to mess with the guy that would probably master telekinesis just to prove he could blow up your scooter if he really wanted to?<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><hr/><br/><br/><br/><br/><div class="floatright">(http://i1013.photobucket.com/albums/af255/fellea/EilonwyDrew2.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Princess Eilonwy<br/><strong>New Name:</strong>Elizabeth Johnson<br/><strong>Canon:</strong>The Black Cauldron<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Female Lead/ Supporting Protagonist<br/><strong>Position:</strong>University Nurse<br/><br/><strong>Background:</strong>Elizabeth, or as most call her, 'Eliza', is a lady if there ever was one. While most days she can be found taking appointments and walk-ins at her office, during her off hours Ms. Johnson is deeply immersed in her most favorite hobby; the study and practice of homeopathic and arcane means of healing. True, some of the books can be gruesome and often depict the most vile of methods, but through those terrifying illustrations and brutal trials of medicine, the most ingenious, home-grown means of alleviating all sorts of ailments, both common and uncommon, can be discovered. From her constant studies, she often concocts teas, tonics, and her own ointments rather than immediately cram prescriptions down her student's throats, and while this can sometimes draw a myriad of labels to her person, Eliza's learned roots are that of an RN. But hey, at least she always smells lovely from all the experimenting!<br/><br/>While she works as the campus' head nurse, Eliza also runs the freshman 'Sex Ed Talk'. Which is really a mandatory introductory seminar that consists of a lecture and in-depth discussion geared towards the reviewing and relearning of safe sex practices. Eliza's also been known to offer tips and advice for all those confused, misguided hormone cases she knows her students can be. She also holds monthly CPR classes and certifications. There are a certain amount of giggles to be had when it comes to her specialties, and in every sense a lady, Eliza's not without her silly side, nor her vicious side. Mess with her students, mess with her, and you'll be more sure of the definition of 'sorry' than you've ever been in her life. It's said that the hand that heals is also the hand that kills, and thankfully, so far, there haven't been many who've tested that saying with the good nurse. To her, working the magic that she works has just always come naturally.