Character: ENNA
Age: 21
Race: Drythian
From: Avemy
Job: Inn-keeper
Height: 6' 3"
Eyes: Deep Green
Hair: Dark Brown, short bangs and one or more braids tied with plants.

The majority of Enna's actions are motivated, whether consciously or unconsciously, by her painful past. She blames the loss of her home and family on Pylos, and has no mind for forgiveness when we first meet her. She lets experience be her only reason, though she is always willing to capitalize on the position of others if it will help her.

For a long time, she has believed that anyone under a bad person is a bad person. Her generalizations are thrown into question when she meets Syne; she is dismayed and disoriented at her own genial reaction to him. This eventually leads to a great deal of self-doubt in her beliefs. She doesn't let this feeling grow for a long time because Syne encourages her to continue on with her present course.

The doubt finally makes her seriously reconsider her appraisal of her situation; she wonders if the life of terrorism and vengeance that she led was the best choice. As Syne learns how to choose between right and wrong, Enna re-learns a similar lesson, and the two of them undergo a journey of alternating reproach and mutual support.

OLD DESCRIPTION:

Enna is an idealist, and feels very strongly about her opinions. She is prone to generalization, at least in the beginning. When we first meet her, she is an environmentalist zealot. She hates Pylos to the point of terrorism. Although she believes she is working for the good of the planet, she is using evil means to get it, and she doesn't realize it. What she doesn't acknowledge is the bitterness and pain of her past that drives most of her terrorist actions.

Over the course of the game, Enna learns the error of her ways. This starts in Pylos Alpha when Syne stops her from destroying the building with all of the workers still in it. She never intended to kill the innocent people she just hadn't thought about it. She had always thought of Pylos as one large, evil entity, not as a group of individual people, most of whom were completely innocent. She quickly comes to regret having ever considered killing innocent workers, and by the end of the game she starts to wonder if destroying the mining stations was the right thing to do at all.

By the end of the game, Enna has become much more mature about her dreams. She learns that violence and destruction is not always the solution. She also learns that there are at least two sides to every conflict, and that anyone who thinks that they are undeniably right is more likely wrong.

DAH! MY pic's not in there? The ONLY one I drew and it's not in there! ...actually, don't worry too much about it, I can't draw anyway...

EDIT: Sorry, somthing happened and my reply was posted twice.............so ignore this one.

uhm...Angelfire suddenly screwed my .txt tricks...so I had to change all my links. My Enna concept is right here:

http://www.angelfire.com/rpg2/mystik3eb/enna_new.html