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Name: Elizabeth Rhodes
Age: 21
Social Class: Craftswoman
Pets: none at the moment
Family members:
mother: Isabelle Rhodes(maiden name: Cook)(deseced)
father: Thedore Rhodes(deseced)
younger sister: Fiona Rhodes(missing)
older brother: Samual Rhodes(missing)
Likes: sweet foods, nice people, helping poor people, making things, music, the arts
Dislikes: bitter foods, mean people, fighting, people who are mean to poor people, greedy people
Fears: large fires, being murdered, people finding out her family secret
Personality: nice, outgoing, friendly, polite, strong woman figure(mentally), easy going
Picture(optional):
she carrys around a dagger from self-protction:


History: Elizabeth grew up in a good family with losts of money. She has never liked being restricted because she was a girl. Her mother, who came from Ice Land, belived in the norse gods and godesses. She taught her childeren the relign as they grew up. Her father who was born and raised Christen didn't mind the fact that his wife wasn't Christen, because he loved her too much. They still went to church though, so that they wern't found out.

When she was 16, her familys home was lit on fire. Her parents were killed in the fire but her siblings were never found. She later found out that there butler had done it because he wanted there fortune as well as he belived her mother was a satinest. She then started living alone and made things for money. Elizabeth lives in a room from her estate, that wasn't destroyed to being unrepairable.

Themesong(optional):

more will be added over time

Visual Literacy and the Art of Inquisitorial Spain.” In conjunction with the exhibit, El Greco to Velázquez: Art During the Reign of Philip III. Nash Museum, Duke University. October 2008.

“What is Mysticism?” Dept. of Humanities, Duke University, October 2008.

“The Arts of Inquisition during the Age of Velázquez and El Greco.” In conjunction with the exhibit, El Greco to Velázquez: Art During the Reign of Philip III. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, March-April 2008.

“Who Was Mary Magdalen? A Conversation.” St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church. Wellesley, MA., November 2007.

“Mary Magdalen: A Literary Archeology.” Center for Twenty-first Century Studies. University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, November 2006.

“Luisa de Carvajal y Mendoza: To the Greater Glory of God.” Dallo Spirito alla Struttura: Le Constituzioni e lo sviluppo della cultura gesuitica. Pontificia Università Gregoriana, Roma, October 2006.

“Spain’s Sonnet ‘No me mueve, mi Dios,’ Antidote to Mel Gibson.” The Gifford Lecture. Tufts University, Boston, MA, April 2004.
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