Primal Kingdom (Lego Series)
Milo starling for Harper Revis
Role Type: Supporting
Age: Early 20s
Accent: Estuary / Southern English (UK)
Ethnicity: British
Personality: Complex, Skilled, Witty and Composed
Character Description:
Harper Revis was always an above-average student, active and disciplined from a young age. She played volleyball, Traveled across Europe with her family, and eventually rose to the top of her class as a gymnast. Her upbringing was well-rounded, but it was the time spent with her father during hunting season that gave her a different kind of edge. While she’s not the most skilled with a firearm, she’s far more capable with a knife—comfortable with the realities of field dressing and survival.
When Teo recruited her, she wasn’t a top candidate. After countless rejections, though, he was willing to take anyone who could handle a weapon and follow instructions. Harper fit that requirement well enough.
She is loyal but she doesn’t overthink the mission at first. But the deeper she gets into it—she knows something isn’t right. (Be sure to record at least 2-3 takes)
- english
- female young adult
- british (estuary)
- film
“You ever think about what you’d be doing right now if none of this happened?” (Response to Troy) “Sounds safer… I’d probably be training, somewhere” Gym, competitions… same routine.” (Response to Troy) “Parts of it. Not the pressure. Just… knowing what the goal was.”
(Climbing, pulling her weight, but still talking too) “We’re a few miles from anything that can realistically track us right now” (Response to Troy while catching her breathe) “O-Oh, well, The more you learn, I guess.”
“I’ve gutted deer in worse conditions than this. I can handle it.” (Silence for a couple seconds then a sigh) “If we were able to go back home at any given point (Subtle laugh) I don’t think I’ll ever see a forest the same way again.” (Then looks towards a sleeping Daniel and throws a pebble near his head and toward the river, Daniel wakes up fast, scanning the water, the trees, everything) (Trying not to laugh) “Relax. Field Test. (Responding To Daniel) Worked, didn’t it?”
