Name: Elizabeth Ackerley
Gender: Female
Race: Ghost
Age: 264, appears to be in her mid-twenties
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 120 lbs
Build: Average
Complexion: Pale, transparent
Hair: Black, long, loosely curled, up in a loose bun
Eyes: A warm brown
Handedness: Right
Scars: None
Relationship Status: Widowed (her husband died shortly after her)
Personality: Curious, ladylike, easily amused, childish at times
Mannerisms: Plays with light switches, watches humans on any type of electronic, asks many questions
Likes: Electricity, books, showers, new things
Dislikes: Thunderstorms, death, music with no meaning, lazy people
Description: One look at Elizabeth’s clothing says she’s certainly not from the current era. Her clothes seem to resemble what an American woman from the 18th century would wear during the American Revolution. Her outfit is very simple, consisting of a frilly dress, a similarly frilly cap, and a pair of low-buckled heels. Her hair is long, black, and is usually mostly hidden by the cap she wears. Her warm brown eyes seem to glimmer with a mix of curiosity and depression. She also appears to be rather transparent and she always seems to be floating.
Personality-wise, Elizabeth is a very curious, yet ladylike individual. She becomes extremely curious when she notices any new devices and is known to ask millions of questions about the device to learn how it works and why people like to use it. She can also be rather childish at times and is prone to messing with light switches. She doesn’t really like the thought of death and is prone to becoming very depressed when people mention it.
Biography: As can be guessed by her clothing, Elizabeth was born in America during the American Revolution, specifically a few years before the French and Indian War. She was the youngest of nine children and lived a rather happy and joy-filled life, dreaming of the day she would find someone and start a family of her very own and being taught how to care for children and the house by her mother and older sisters.
Eventually, she met and married a farmer who was just a couple of years older than her. She was only eighteen years old at the time and the two practically breathed for each other. However, they didn’t even get to honeymoon together before her new husband was called away to battle. Fortunately, he was able to return three years later and three years after that, the two were thrilled to discover that they would be expecting a child in a matter of months. Just a few weeks after her twenty-fifth birthday, the child decided that it would be a good time to arrive. Unfortunately, there were complications with the delivery and Elizabeth barely even got to hold her child before she passed away only to come back as a spirit many years later in the twenty-first century for reasons unknown.
Now, Elizabeth explores the area that used to be her home, learning as much as she can about American life now. The area had been converted into a hotel, so there is a lot for her to learn form. Unfortunately, even if she asks many questions, she won’t get any answers as no one has seemed to see or hear her as of yet.
Character Themes:
‘Far From Home’- Five Finger Death Punch
Gender: Female
Race: Ghost
Age: 264, appears to be in her mid-twenties
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 120 lbs
Build: Average
Complexion: Pale, transparent
Hair: Black, long, loosely curled, up in a loose bun
Eyes: A warm brown
Handedness: Right
Scars: None
Relationship Status: Widowed (her husband died shortly after her)
Personality: Curious, ladylike, easily amused, childish at times
Mannerisms: Plays with light switches, watches humans on any type of electronic, asks many questions
Likes: Electricity, books, showers, new things
Dislikes: Thunderstorms, death, music with no meaning, lazy people
Description: One look at Elizabeth’s clothing says she’s certainly not from the current era. Her clothes seem to resemble what an American woman from the 18th century would wear during the American Revolution. Her outfit is very simple, consisting of a frilly dress, a similarly frilly cap, and a pair of low-buckled heels. Her hair is long, black, and is usually mostly hidden by the cap she wears. Her warm brown eyes seem to glimmer with a mix of curiosity and depression. She also appears to be rather transparent and she always seems to be floating.
Personality-wise, Elizabeth is a very curious, yet ladylike individual. She becomes extremely curious when she notices any new devices and is known to ask millions of questions about the device to learn how it works and why people like to use it. She can also be rather childish at times and is prone to messing with light switches. She doesn’t really like the thought of death and is prone to becoming very depressed when people mention it.
Biography: As can be guessed by her clothing, Elizabeth was born in America during the American Revolution, specifically a few years before the French and Indian War. She was the youngest of nine children and lived a rather happy and joy-filled life, dreaming of the day she would find someone and start a family of her very own and being taught how to care for children and the house by her mother and older sisters.
Eventually, she met and married a farmer who was just a couple of years older than her. She was only eighteen years old at the time and the two practically breathed for each other. However, they didn’t even get to honeymoon together before her new husband was called away to battle. Fortunately, he was able to return three years later and three years after that, the two were thrilled to discover that they would be expecting a child in a matter of months. Just a few weeks after her twenty-fifth birthday, the child decided that it would be a good time to arrive. Unfortunately, there were complications with the delivery and Elizabeth barely even got to hold her child before she passed away only to come back as a spirit many years later in the twenty-first century for reasons unknown.
Now, Elizabeth explores the area that used to be her home, learning as much as she can about American life now. The area had been converted into a hotel, so there is a lot for her to learn form. Unfortunately, even if she asks many questions, she won’t get any answers as no one has seemed to see or hear her as of yet.
Character Themes:
‘Far From Home’- Five Finger Death Punch
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