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Elazael "Eliza" Jones is a research fellow and doctoral student who works at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. She is roommates with Gabriel Edinger.

Appearance[]

Eliza is a beautiful twenty-four year old woman. Her most noticeable feature are her pretty eyes. They're big, long-lashed, bright, and several shades lighter brown than her skin and they seem to glow. She has dark brown, smooth skin, black hair, and full lips.

Personality[]

Zuzana describes Eliza as fascinatingly awesome and cool. Eliza is well-versed in the rules of secret-keeping.

Background[]

Eliza was supposed to be a prophetic child. She was worshipped in a cult when she was younger but ran away at seventeen. When she escaped her family, she changed her name and disappeared. For seven years, she lived alone because of her recurring nightmare of beasts tearing at the sky and coming down upon her. Her nightmare is followed by a severe adrenaline crash and she's left with a feeling of remorse she describes as "a rank leviathan corpse left to rot on the shore of her mind."[1] Her nightmare is so intense that when she was seven years old, she had to get a pacemaker because she kept going into cardiac arrhythmia.

Gabriel and Eliza were "friendly while not quite friends" for a year, until Gabriel's girlfriend moved to New York for her post-doc and he needed a roommate. Gabriel and Eliza are both research fellows at the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History.

Plot[]

Dreams of Gods & Monsters[]

Gabriel is woken up early in the morning when Eliza has a nightmare. He supports her afterwards with what he describes as his family tradition of eating ice cream after having a nightmare.

Eliza reveals to Liraz that she is one of the godstars in seraphim mythology.

Memorable Quotes[]

Dreams of Gods & Monsters[]

  • "Wasn't that what religions did? Squint at each other and declare, 'My unprovable belief is better than your unprovable belief. Suck it.'"

References[]

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