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Katrina feels things deeply. She’s introspective and emotionally intelligent, often sensing what others are going through even when they hide it. She’s someone who asks how you are and actually listens. Her empathy makes her a magnet for people — especially those who are lost or hurting.

She isn’t just emotionally aware — Katrina has a quiet wisdom and moral strength. She's the type to walk into a room and calm chaos, or step into conflict if it means defending someone without a voice. She believes in fighting for what's right, but she doesn’t always need to do it with fists — she knows the power of words and strategy. 

If you’re in her circle, Katrina will go to war for you. She's not afraid to throw verbal jabs or get scrappy if she has to. She’s the one who might forgive, but she’ll never forget. She values loyalty above all and doesn’t tolerate betrayal. Her loyalty can be both her greatest strength and her biggest weakness.

Katrina has an edge. She’s smart — like, don’t-mess-with-me smart. She speaks her mind, isn’t afraid to challenge authority, and doesn’t hide behind niceties when the truth needs to be said. She can be sarcastic, brutally honest, and isn’t afraid of confrontation — especially if someone underestimates her. There’s a punk-rock fire in her spirit. 

Whether it’s in school, her career, or personal growth, Katrina has goals — big ones. She may start as the "good girl" who plays by the rules, but life makes her tougher, smarter, and more assertive. She learns to stop apologizing for taking up space. She's the underdog that turns into the main event.

Katrina is a hopeless romantic who believes in deep, soul-shifting love — but she’s not naïve. She’s been burned before. She wants passion, but also stability. She might choose to walk away from someone she loves if they no longer align with her sense of self-worth. She loves with her whole heart, but never at the cost of her identity.

Allen Mitchell is a quiet storm—composed on the outside, but fiercely determined within. Years of trying to earn his father's respect have hardened his resolve and sharpened his focus. While some might crack under constant criticism, Allen uses it as fuel. He's not driven by fame or riches; he's driven by something deeper: validation, self-worth, and the need to finally silence the voice in his head that sounds just like his father.

Marie Brooks is the kind of girl who never asks for permission and doesn’t wait for anyone’s approval. With her combat boots, chipped black nail polish, and streaks of color in her hair, Marie’s presence screams defiance before she even opens her mouth. She’s sharp-tongued, quick-witted, and fearless when it comes to speaking her mind—even if it ruffles feathers.

Raised in a world that tried to put her in a box, Marie broke out early and never looked back. Rules? She questions them. Authority? She challenges it. Conformity? Not a chance. Her rebellious nature isn’t just for show—it comes from a place of deep conviction. She believes in fighting for what’s right, even if it means standing alone.

Though she gives off a “don’t-mess-with-me” vibe, those who earn her trust see a fiercely loyal and protective friend. Marie doesn’t do fake friendships or surface-level feelings—if she’s in, she’s all in. She’s got a soft spot for underdogs, misfits, and anyone who’s ever felt like they didn’t belong.

Marie’s passions run deep—whether it’s music, art, or causes she believes in, she throws herself into them fully. She’s the girl who’d start a garage band, spray-paint protest slogans, and write poetry in a tattered journal she never lets anyone read. She may be rebellious, but there’s method to her madness and heart behind her fire.

We're looking for someone that can sound similar to Callum Blue's portrayal of Zod from the Smallville TV series. 

Mr. Creed is the owner of WCE

Mr. Creed is a power-hungry and narcissistic, and kept grudges against those who opposed him. And Victor is very charismatic and manipulated many individuals to aid him.

And he has become disillusioned, ruthless, commanding, manipulative and destructive.

David is driven by a deep moral compass and a strong work ethic. He believes in earning everything through grit and resilience, often pushing himself to the limit physically and mentally. Yet beneath the discipline is a restlessness — a yearning to do more, be more, prove more — especially under the shadow of his father’s expectations.

David knows how to command a room. He’s stylish, smooth, and sharp, often using charm and confidence to navigate high-stakes situations. He isn’t arrogant — but he carries himself like someone who knows he was born for greatness. He feels the pressure of being his father's “favorite,” but outwardly he wears that role like a badge of honor.

At his core, David is a believer. He believes in people, in the possibility of redemption, in forging a better future. He might come from power and privilege, but he doesn’t coast on it — he wants to earn his place in the world and do the right thing, even if that path gets messy.

Being Bruce Mitchell’s favorite son isn’t just about perks — it’s a responsibility. David feels the weight of carrying the family’s legacy. He doesn’t want to let his father down, but he also wants to carve his own path, not just walk in Bruce’s footsteps. This causes internal tension: does he become the leader Bruce wants, or the man he’s meant to be?

David often finds himself torn between duty and destiny. He might struggle with moments of doubt, especially when those he cares about question the system he’s part of. But he always circles back to hope — that belief that things can be better, and he can be the one to lead that change.

David is fiercely loyal to those he loves, but he’s not a follower. He respects authority, but he’ll challenge it when it clashes with his values. He’s the type of person who can lead a movement or take a stand, even if it puts him at odds with family or tradition.

We are looking for a ring announcer for our WCE Shows that can bring emotion to the announcing like Samantha Irvin during her time with WWE.

Allison is the crazy ex girlfriend of Bruce Mitchell 

In her younger years, Allison was, in her own words, "stupid and selfish", having an affair with Bruce Mitchell despite knowing that he was in a relationship with Katrina Rivera at the time. Although Allison would come to love her son's, she later felt guilty for sleeping with Katrina's boyfriend.

Allison deeply loved and cared for her son's, Septimius, Turquinius Mitchell having worked hard to provide for them as a single mother. She was fiercely protective of them, which also made her aloof and narrow-minded; when Bruce wanted to get to know their son's, Allison was not inclined to trust him even though Bruce is no longer the spoiled brat he once was and tried to continue keeping Septimius,  Turquinius away from him. When there son's was kidnapped, Allison immediately placed the blame on Bruce, angry with herself for bringing him into her son's life. Despite of it, Allison still proved to be somewhat reasonable, as she ultimately agreed to let Bruce be a part of son's life under the guise of her friend.