The Mysterious Mrs. E
vivianreed for Name: Eileen (Mrs. E)
Eileen is the current avatar of a long line of Mrs. E's that have preceded her. Suffering from Paraplegia, she is the current owner of the Tea Shoppe. Despite feeling the weight of her upcoming fate on her back, she is open and friendly and always willing to help anyone in need. She is always kind with never a bad word to say to anyone, including her enemies. She is however, Socially awkward and requires cues to help her with other people. She is also high spectrum autistic, which means when she gets involved with something, she puts her all into it, sometimes forgetting other issues. She is also very excitable and absent minded.
Vocal direction: Excitable and medium high pitch. She is aged slightly and her dispondant moments can be very emotional, especially when she talks about her husband or she feels bad about something.
(In this scene Eileen is trying to solve the mystery of the missing stars. She is excitable and confused by what's going on) “I don't understand. This is impossible. No mention of stars or galaxies in any of these text books I got from the library. Even the fiction books are devoid of science fiction adventures in space. I even binged watched these DVDs all night too and there's no Star Trek! How in the world did this Earth even cope with no Star Trek? Well of course, that makes sense. No planets, no stars, no inspiration to travel into space. And no Spock.
(She starts to break down)
No Spock? No Spock! Oh this reality is so missing out! Kirk I can do with out. But no Spock? That's a crime against humanity. It must be resolved.”
(Eiko is concerned that Eileen needs cue cards to interact with people and asks her why. It's an emotional sad moment where we get a brief glimpse into Eileen's issues) “I haven't done much of that since my husband passed away. I... I tend to leave the customers to my staff whilst I do the paperwork or shopping excursions. You know, adventures. Like the one we're on now.
(She twiddles her cards)
I make tea to make people feel better. I go on adventures to make them feel safer. But I don't do well with people. Not really.”
