Jeanette

Jeanette Williams, MD "One day when I was a junior medical student, a very important Boston surgeon visited the school and delivered a great treatise on a large number of patients who had undergone successful operations for vascular reconstruction. At the end of the lecture, a young student at the back of the room timidly asked, 'Do you have any controls?' Well, the great surgeon drew himself up to his full height, hit the desk, and said, 'Do you mean did I not operate on half the patients?' The hall grew very quiet then. The voice at the back of the room very hesitantly replied, 'Yes, that’s what I had in mind.' Then the visitor’s fist really came down as he thundered, 'Of course not. That would have doomed half of them to their death.' God, it was quiet then, and one could scarcely hear the small voice ask, 'Which half?'" Dr E. E. Peacock, Jr

Date of Birth: December 4, 1980 Occupation: OB/GYN Nationality: American Ethnicity: Caucasian Demeanor: Caregiver Nature: Monster ♦ Medical Professional: Her entire family is pretty solidly entrenched in the medical profession. Both of her brothers are medical doctors, as are her parents. Her grandparents, though all dead at this point, were all doctors or nurses as well. Jeanette NOT going to medical school was thus entirely out of the question. By now, she and her brothers have taken over the family clinic, with Jeanette specializing in obstetrics and gynaecology. She takes her job very seriously, and is generally well-liked within the community. ♦ Solipsism: Saying that Jeanette is not quite entirely sane would be putting things mildly. She might not necessarily show any obvious outward signs of it anymore, but in her mind she is utterly convinced that nothing is real. NOTHING. The people around her are not real people. The ground she stands on is not real. Her own body isn't real. Absolutely EVERYTHING is in her mind, none of it really exists. As a result, she doesn't feel that she needs to feel responsible for her actions, even truly horrible ones - because she's convinced none of it is actually happening. Still, sitting around doing nothing gets boring fast, so she usually plays along with the 'delusion'... ♦ Xenomorph Queen: Though outwardly normal, the 'good doctor' has in fact been transformed into a Fomor. She is in essence a humanoid version of the Queens from the various 'Alien' movies - stabby tail, near-impervious black chitin, incredibly potent acid for blood, sticky webbing for binding people with, you name it. Luckily (for her, at least), she is quite capable of hiding all this, appearing perfectly human when she wants to. Her reproductive system has been drastically altered too, although unlike her movie counterparts she eschews the facehugger thing and injects her eggs directly into humanoid women - usually about a half-dozen eggs per victim. What follows is a seemingly normal pregnancy (albeit a pretty massive one), but make no mistake - those babies are NOT human, but fomori. ♦ For Science!: With the help of generous funding and assistance from Magadon, what started out as a small-scale operation has grown into so much more. Somewhere, in a no doubt well-guarded lab, numerous women are kept locked up, used as incubators for a new generation of Xenomorph-like Fomori. Current figures estimate an output of roughly 300 fomori per year. Obviously, most of the 'incubators' aren't exactly there of their own free will... ♦ Cultists Accepted: ...but maybe some ARE volunteers. Hey, crazier things have happened in the name of seeking a higher purpose! Delusions Test Subjects ♦ Cainites "An interesting distraction, but unsuitable for my line of research. They seem best left to their own devices." ♦ Humans "Plentiful and diverse. Easily captured and controlled; excellent incubators." ♦ Fomori "A fascinating next step of human evolution. Occasionally unstable, but still useful as fodder. Now, the more intelligent ones, on the other hand... they are the future." ♦ Garou "Dangerous. They might have their uses, though. I will have to run some tests." Figments of my Imagination ♦ Name goes here: quote goes here Gallery