Realm Jumper
Mich P-F for Jennifer Corbin
The character uses she/her pronouns, but any gender may audition
Jennifer is one of the lead researchers at the Academy. She is very dedicated to learning about how the Rips work. She speaks very plainly and direct, and her words have almost too much diction. Her voice doesn't convey much emotion unless she feels that she doesn't have control over the situation.
Jennifer has worked for years to perfect herself as the pinnacle of the stereotypical "science woman." She attempts to apply logic to every situation, and is intensely fascinated with anything she doesn't understand. She gets along well enough with adults, but children and teenagers confuse her.
Underneath her carefully constructed facade, Jen is still dealing with childhood trauma that she refuses to acknowledge affected her. Because of this trauma, she has latched onto her younger brother Oliver, creating an unhealthy codependency that affects both of them. Jen wants to ignore her fears and instead move forward - whatever the cost.
[Explaining some high tech science to someone who does not understand anything you're saying]
(Starting off confident, becomes annoyed and resigned) Well you see, it's a mix of time magic and wish magic, which I'm sure you're familiar with, and what it does is it reorganizes your very soul into... (heavy sigh) it folds you up to fit you through a crack in the wall of space.
[Many people you are mildly uncomfortable with are trying to talk to you while you are trying to get them to leave]
(Fake happy) Yes, well, this has been delightful. I hope that you all come again! Please, please, do not touch that. Don't forget to collect your things. Anything left behind can and will be taken for further study and I doubt you will want it back with the radiation. Ha ha...
[Your plan to help out has gone askew, and people you care about are angry with you]
(Crying, desperate) Please listen to me. I would never hurt you. Never. I did this FOR you. I wanted you to be happy. I wanted US to be happy! Just trust me one more time, I promise you that this is a good thing!
