Shea Morelli

Shea Mon Aug 09, 2010 11:22 am

Name: Shea Morelli
Face Used: Amy Ackers
Age: 26
Occupation: Nurse at Jefferson Hospital
Species: Human with Abilities

Appearance

Height: 5.3
Weight: 120 lbs.
Build: petite
Style: professional
Hair: ling auburn brown
Eyes: Brown
Identifying Features(Tattoos,scar....): a small secret tattoo of the medicine symbol she got in her first year of college.
Anything Else:

Personality

Likes: reading, long walks, the beach especially, helping people.
Dislikes: People suffering, not being able to help, being put in the spotlight.
Hobbies: she loves to tend to her garden, and grow flowers.
Unique Skills: She can sense when someone is in physical pain.
Talents: shes a spectacular nurse.
Anything else you would like to include:

Human w/ Abilities

Special Skills: Healing, sensing others' physical pain.
Limits/Restrictions: she can not heal a mortal wound however if it's say cancer she can extend the life and lessen the pain.
Weaknesses: Depending on what she is healing, Shea might take of symptoms of the person.
Strengths: if she is in good health she can heal better. Some strong willpower and emotions make it faster.
Anything else you would like to include: When Shea uses a large amount of power, a blue haze forms around her. If she uses her max potential, her eyes will shift blue.

History:
Shea lived a normal live all throughout her childhood. Even though she was adopted her relationship with her parents was loving and nurturing. Shea never knew she had an ability of any kind. Since her powers we never tested to the max capabilities, Shea just assumed it was luck that the majority of her patients survived and none had ever died.

That was until she was driving home one winter night. Her tires slid on ice and crashed into a telephone pole right outside a bar. Shea lost consciousnesses for a short time before she was able to crawl out of her car. The adrenaline kicked her power into over drive while she healed herself of all injuries. It was than Shea realized with more of a shock effect that she wasn't quite normal.