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William J. "Bill" Enos '90, 44, of Carmichael, CA, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, February 22, 2013. He is survived by his loving wife, Jennifer and their three beautiful daughters, Natalie (13), Sarah (10), Shannon (8); his parents Bill and Sally Enos, brother Mark '83 (Heather), sister Karen, and 9 nieces and nephews. Bill was born in Redding, CA on August 23, 1968, graduated from Rio Americano HS and Santa Clara Univ. where he played baseball, was captain, and was awarded the team MVP while making the all conference team in his junior and senior years. He was active in Carmichael Girls Softball as a manager, coach and served as league president for 2 years. He will be sadly missed by his family, numerous loyal friends, co-workers and clients of NDS.
Kathleen Davey '90, June 21, 2013. A resident of Campbell, Davey died June 21, 2013 ans was just 46. Kathleen is survived by her husband Mike Davey '90 of Saratoga, her two beautiful daughters Samantha and Rachel, her mother Connie McGrath of San Jose and her siblings Wendy Krafft and Joe McGrath of Hollister, Megan McGrath of Fremont, Jim McGrath of Phoenix, Ariz., and Sheila Martins of Ft. Bragg. Kathleen (Bean) was the sixth child of Connie M.A. '83 and Jerry McGrath '56, M.A. '72.
Kathleen was a Santa Clara Valley native, and when she was born the entire neighborhood waited on the street curb to greet her when her parents brought her home for the first time. From that day forward, she was adored by her family and friends. We miss the joy her sense of humor, angelic laugh, contagious smile, and love of life brought to all of us. Kathleen received a B.S. from Santa Clara University in Political Science and went on to a successful career as a Paralegal and caseworker, most prominently at Onetta and Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich and Rosati.
Kathleen's most treasured accomplishment was her role as loving mother for her daughters Samie and Rachie. Kathleen was the best friend to many and the confidant of all who knew her. She had a unique way of making everyone she knew feel that there was a special bond between them. She will be greatly missed.
Henry Joseph Greiner M.A. '90 passed away peacefully on May 17, 2013. Henry was born on March 16, 1943, in Keota, Iowa, to Leonard and Mary (Woerdeman) Greiner. He always said, The two best things I ever did were to get ordained and to get married. He was ordained in 1968 in the Roman Catholic Diocese of Davenport and served as pastor in many parishes in the Diocese, ending up with one of the largest parishes of the Diocese, St Mary's in Iowa City. While attending Santa Clara University on a study leave he met Anne Blair M.A. '90. In 1993, he left ordained ministry to marry Anne. They have lived in Palo Alto, Calif., for 20 years. He worked as the administrator of the El Retiro Jesuit Retreat House in Los Altos, Calif., until 1998. He then became a financial planner with Money Concepts International. In 2001, he began working part time for several of the mortuaries in the Palo Alto area. By request he would conduct funerals of those who did not belong to a congregation but wanted a religious service. Henry felt he was a blessed man and throughout his life he was pleased to share those blessings in many wonderful ways. Henry loved his grandchildren, travel, golf, fine wines, salmon fishing in Alaska, the Iowa Hawkeyes and sunsets on the beach. He is survived by his wife, Anne, stepsons, Christopher Blair (Manisha) and Andrew Blair (Robin) and his grandchildren, Anand, Sonali, Ewan and Mimi Blair. He is also survived by his brothers, Paul Greiner (Nadine) and Marlin Greiner his sisters, Jeanette Vittetoe, Veronica Menke (Paul) and Marlene Clerkin (Patrick) and 25 nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents sister-in-law, Bonnie Greiner brother-in-law, Alvin Vittetoe and godson, Douglas Vittetoe.
Jeffery W. Saunders MBA '91, Oct. 20, 2013. Formerly of Cupertino Jeff died at home in Seattle of a stroke. Loving husband of Kristin Matosian Saunders, formerly of Los Altos, and devoted father of Ginevra, 6; Roland, 4; Camilla, 2; and Daphne, 9 months. They were his focus and joy. Born Oct. 22, 1962, Jeff graduated from San Jose State University, earned an M.B.A. from Santa Clara University and was a mechanical engineer at Lockheed Martin for 25 years. He loved the outdoors, lived from the heart and gave generously of his kindness, optimism, patience and resilience. Also surviving are his parents, Bill and Lynne Saunders, of Surprise, AZ, formerly of Cupertino; sister and brother-in-law, Laura and Brian Ebert, and niece, Siera Ebert, of Reno, NV; and inlaws, Ken and Paula Matosian of Los Altos. His sister Michelle died in February.
Elsie Frost J.D. '91 was born on Oct. 25, 1930 and passed away on Sunday, May 19, 2013. Elsie was a resident of Gaithersburg, Md.
Fresno attorney Laura Guzman Magill J.D. '93 will be buried in a 1920s hand-beaded jacket and red boots designed by Bob Mackie that she bought off the Internet. Her coffin will be upholstered in teal leather to match the furniture in her living room. In addition to photographs of her life, mourners will see her collection of shoes and the dresses she made out of recycled material for Trashique, the annual Fresno Art Museum fundraiser. Mrs. Guzman Magill, whose love of fashion was secondary to her love of God and her desire to help the accused, died Dec. 27 after a long and unconventional battle with breast cancer. She was 48. Friends say Mrs. Guzman Magill was the brains behind the husband-wife criminal law firm that represented such clients as convicted rapist Spencer Scarber, the Buchanan High butt-drag wrestler who got expelled and the students who got kicked out of Central High for cutting down two trees. While Charles Magill made his pitch to school boards and juries, his wife sat at the defense table plotting strategies or writing her next motion on her laptop. And when a board or judge ruled against them, she wasn't shy about appealing."She marched to a different beat," Fresno defense attorney Michael Aed said. "She never let a client get convicted without a fight." Case in point: Scarber, who contended he didn't get a fair trial. In legal documents, Mrs. Guzman Magill and her husband accused Sheriff Margaret Mims of withholding evidence and revealed an old romantic relationship between Scarber's father, a former assistant chief of the California Highway Patrol, and Elizabeth Egan before she became Fresno County's district attorney. Aed said the legal community took note of Mrs. Guzman Magill's ability to find an obscure document that linked Mims to the case. Judge Edward Sarkisian Jr. upheld Scarber's conviction on Dec. 19. "You hear lawyers promise that they will turn over every stone," Aed said. But, "Laura was one of the few that really did it." With her death, Aed said, "we all lose, because who is going to take her place?"
Within months of their birth, Laura and her twin, Linda, were adopted by P. "Guz" Guzman Jr. and his wife, Paula, who owned National Hardware Supply on Blackstone Avenue in Pinedale. Mrs. Guzman Magill's love of law and fashion came from her mother, a Fresno State English professor, who encouraged her children to engage in public speaking and debate. She also taught them how to sew. "Laura loved colors and fabric, especially leather," Magill said, noting his wife made her own dresses, shirts, pants and jackets. "If she had her druthers, she would have been a fashion designer." But her Catholic upbringing and quest for social justice pulled her toward law, he said. After graduating from Bullard High School in 1983, Laura Guzman earned a political science degree from Pepperdine University and a law degree from Santa Clara University. She began her career in the Bay Area in 1995 before returning to Fresno two years later. She worked briefly for the Fresno County District Attorney's Office, but was let go. "She wasn't a company person," Magill said. "She wanted to do her own thing." In 2000 she married Magill. At the time, she had two daughters, Petra and Sierra, and he had two boys, Gary and Zechariah. Together, they have one son, Matthew. Magill said his wife had success as a trial lawyer: in 2000 she represented a defendant in the Mongolian Boys Society gang-rape trial. Seven people were convicted of rape in Fresno County Superior Court. Her client, Lao Yang, was found not guilty of 12 counts; the jury deadlocked on two rape counts. But it's the high-profile cases she and her husband lost that will seal her legacy, her husband said. Magill said his wife hated zero-tolerance school policies. "In her mind, there was nothing worse than children being persecuted by school officials," he said. In 2010, they represented five students who were expelled for a senior prank: they cut down two trees at the Central High School East Campus. Because the students had no prior history of being disobedient, Mrs. Guzman Magill got a court order to reinstate them, her husband said. And when school officials stopped them from entering campus, she called police. School officials countered with their own judge's order, and the case ended up in a long legal battle with the students ultimately getting expelled. Magill, however, said his wife didn't see it as a loss: "Central wanted to show they were tough, but Laura sent a message that they can't bully people around." The couple also lost the Buchanan butt-drag case. They defended wrestler Preston Hill, who was expelled in 2011 after being accused of sexually assaulting a teammate during practice. Magill said Hill was doing a wrestling maneuver called the butt-drag that coaches had taught him. In a 3-2 vote, the Fresno County Office of Education board upheld Clovis Unified School District's decision to expel Hill during his senior year. They then lost Hill's appeal in court. Because they had appealed, Hill's expulsion was temporarily stayed, giving Hill time to transfer to another school district. He received his high school diploma, Magill said. "That was all engineered by Laura," Magill said. In her spare time, Mrs. Guzman Magill was a mock trial coach at Central and Bullard and took kids to Christian camp. She also reached out to community groups, charging them nothing for legal advice. "She answered my emails and gave me advice for free," said Fresno activist Gloria Hernandez, who fights for the rights of farm laborers. She said other lawyers charged $250 an hour consultation fee. "Our community is going to miss her," Hernandez said.
Mrs. Guzman Magill's fight with breast cancer ended her life, but she didn't go without a fight. In a July 2011 "Valley Voices" column for The Bee, she wrote about her unconventional victory over Stage II-III breast cancer: "What a great year to be diagnosed with cancer." She said she wasn't trying be sarcastic or flippant; she wanted to tout an alternative method of fighting cancer: "cryoablated," which destroys the cancerous tumor by freezing it. She avoided the traditional method of chemotherapy, surgery and radiation. "We are in the 21st century with 21st century technology," she wrote. "Ancient bloodletting, or chemotherapy and radiation, is just that: ancient." But in a follow-up column in August this year, Mrs. Guzman Magill said the cancer had returned "four short months" after the first column was published. She decided to undergo chemotherapy. In November, the cancer worsened and reached her liver, her husband said. But she didn't give up. She flew to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland, but doctors there said it was too late because the cancer had gotten into her bones, Magill said. Mrs. Guzman Magill made her last court appearance in the Scarber case. She was in a wheelchair and hooked up to oxygen. On Dec. 23 she was admitted to Community Regional Medical Center with blood clots in her lungs. The day after Christmas, Magill took his wife home to die among family. She will be buried in a private service Saturday at St. Peter's Cemetery in Fresno next to her father, who died in August at the age of 90. "The passion she had for everything she did was amazing," said stepson Zechariah Magill, 20. He then recalled getting in trouble at Central High, where he was senior class president. He had driven his father's car to school and campus police found a knife in it. School officials suspended him and threatened to expel him. "My stepmom came to school with a video camera and filmed them as as they searched my dad's car," Zechariah Magill said. "She then told them she would take them to court if they expelled me." In preparing for battle, Guzman Magill got into "Full-Metal Jacket" mode, her husband said. She got 10 people to write letters on Zechariah's behalf and presented them to school officials. The plan worked: Zechariah was able to graduate with his class and give his speech. "It was a great feeling," he said. "Like so many people she helped in court, I knew she had my back and I could count on her."
Born: May 10, 1965 Died: Dec. 27, 2013 Career: Fresno criminal defense lawyer Survivors: husband, Charles Magill; children, Gary, Zechariah, Petra, Sierra, and Matthew; mother, Paula Guzman; sisters, Lisa Guzman and Linda Guzman Ellenberger.
Katherine Pak J.D. '93 Aug. 21,1965-July 9, 2013. A resident of San Jose, Katherine, 47, passed away at her home surrounded by her family. She was married to Breck E. Milde '85.
Victor Valdez '84, M.A. '94 51, lay ecclesial minister and long-time catechetical leader who achieved Master Catechist status last year, died on July 17, 2013. He had suffered for many years from the effects of recurring brain tumors.
Wendy Scherbart, Director of Catechetical Ministry for the Diocese of San Jose, said, "Over the 30 years I have known Victor, he has shown me how to put my trust in God. He lived with integrity and hope while carrying recurring health challenges.
"Victor chose to discern the will of God each day. He strived to do the will of God and now is fully united with God. I thank him for inspiring us with his courage and deep faith."
Scherbart said that Victor had just made his second trip to Lourdes in May with the Knights of Malta and that he was seeking peace. "He told me that the day he went to the baths he didn't want to hurry, but to be fully present to the experience.
"As he stepped through the waters, he felt sensations, the temperature, the placement of each foot, and he emerged feeling a deep peace," Scherbart said.
At Valdez's funeral Mass, July 24, at Santa Teresa Church, San Jose, Father Jose Antonio Rubio M.A. '95, STD '06 gave the homily, noting the Gospel reading, John 6: 37-40, "If anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross daily and follow me. For whoever wishes to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for my sake will save it."
Father Rubio said Victor "had recurring benign brain tumors and had 12 surgeries — some 13 hours — until they couldn't operate anymore. He had the tumors for more than half his life, but he did a lot in a life.
"Even as a boy Victor carried his cross. When he was born, an ear was partially developed and he endured a number of surgeries. When he was in grammar school, he was hit by a car, broke his hip and was in a cast for six months."
"Victor had a strong faith," Father Rubio said. "From his Mexican heritage he had great faith in Our Lady of Guadalupe, and he got strength from the writings and spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola. After he was diagnosed with the tumors, he dedicated his life to God, working for the Church. He always paid attention to how God was working in his life."
Valdez worked at St. John Vianney, St. Athanasius, St. Denis (Menlo Park) as Director of Religious Education, at the University of Santa Clara as a resident minister in the dorms and with the alumni association. He planned retreats, gave talks and workshops at faith formation conferences in San Francisco, Santa Clara and Ariz.
Father Rubio said, "Victor carried his cross behind Jesus, but he carried his cross like Jesus. The cross of Jesus changed the universe and lead to resurrection, his resurrection, Victor's resurrection, our resurrection.
"Victor saw life as a pilgrimage. He liked to travel and went to Lourdes twice, to Fatima, and to Madrid for World Youth Day in 2011. He had
been looking forward to WYD Brazil this year.
"When he returned from Madrid he wrote an article for The Valley Catholic recalling standing in rain all night and sleeping on cement. He quoted the very text that was tonight's Gospel reading, and he concluded: If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me."
Victor wrote, "I know the call of Jesus calls for total commitment requiring great sacrifice. What we experienced at World Youth Day was an opportunity to trust in the Lord who never abandons us. In an exhibit along a Madrid parkway, we saw life-size reproductions of the Stations of the Cross. It is through the cross that we are led to freedom."
"Free at last, Victor, free at last!" Father Rubio concluded.
Cynthia D. Waddell J.D. '94, resident of Danville, 60, passed away Wednesday, April 3, 2013, in Danville, Calif. She was born on May 3, 1952 in Long Beach, Calif., the first child of Charles and Vaun Del Bonney. A graduate of the University of Southern California (BA) and Santa Clara University (JD), Cynthia was the Executive Director of the International Center for Disability Resources on the Internet, and a world-renowned advocate for the rights of persons with disabilities. She is survived by her husband, Thomas Waddell; by two daughters, Elizabeth Waddell and Christina Thompson; by her granddaughter, Julia Garcia; by her brother, Timothy Bonney; by her sister, Annette Van Vliet; and by numerous cousins, nieces and nephews.
Betty Jane Rank M.A. '94, Sept. 1, 2013. A resident of Walnut Creek, Betty Jane Rank was born in Benicia on Sept 6, 1923. Betty Jane attended St Bernard Grammar School in Oakland, graduated from Holy Names High School in Oakland, then earned a BA Degree from Holy Names College in Oakland in 1945. In 1957, she received a Masters degree in Social Work from UC Berkeley. In her retirement, she capped off her education with a Masters degree in Theological Studies from Santa Clara University. During her career, Betty Jane worked for the City of Oakland Recreation Department, the Oakland Council of Camp Fire Girls, the Denver Council of Camp Fire Girls, and the Veteran's Administration Hospital in Oakland. She was the first director of Tallmadge Hamilton House for senior citizens in Seattle, and spent 23 years with the Santa Clara County Department of Social Services. She often "moonlighted" as an adult education teacher and as a consultant on the aging. Betty Jane never married. Family and friends were her primary focus. Travel was an important part of her life. She traveled to and hiked in many parts of the world. The Sierra Club provided a vehicle for the outdoor activity she so enjoyed. Yosemite provided a setting that she never grew tired of. She did a lot of volunteer work with the Red Cross and with her parish church. Betty Jane moved to Rossmoor in Jan 1997 after living in San Jose for 34 years. She was a member of St. Anne's Church, and participated in ministries as her health permitted. Betty Jane is survived by a nephew, two nieces, one great nephew, four great nieces, two great, great nephews, two great, great nieces, and many first cousins and their extended families. We all loved her and will miss her.
Lawrence R. Moots '96 June 8, 1940 - Nov. 19, 2013 Resident of San Jose Lawrence R. Moots passed away on Nov. 19, 2013 at his home after a long battle with cancer at the age of 73. A second generation Californian, Larry was born in Pajaro, grew up in Menlo Park, and graduated from Sequoia High School in 1958. He joined the Air Force, served as a Weather Observer at Zaragoza Air Base in Spain, and coaxed his "girl-next-door" fiance, Diane, to join him there; they were married in Gibraltar in 1961. (He always teased her that their Gibraltar wedding wasn't legal in the U.S.) Returning home, Larry graduated from Stanford University with a B.A. in History and obtained a secondary teaching credential from San Jose State while engaged in part-time work in the grocery industry. He went to work full-time in the grocery industry when he found so few teaching jobs were available. Larry also volunteered as both adult and children's Sunday School teacher at his church, mentored Eagle Scout Merit Badge candidates in his sons' Boy Scout Troop, sang in the church choir, and was a docent at the San Jose Historical Museum. An all around athlete and avid soccer player in his youth, he was a staunch supporter of the Stanford and San Jose State teams, SF Giants, and SF Forty-Niners. A back injury lead Larry to a career change which ultimately became one of his greatest joys. He obtained a primary teaching credential from Santa Clara University and went on to become a beloved third grade teacher at Millbrook and Carolyn A. Clark Elementary schools in the Evergreen School District. He formed after-school programs to teach the students how to play the recorder and chess. He combed garage sales to bring in books and manipulatives to help students grasp mathematical concepts, (as well as stuff to keep them occupied on rainy days), and enlisted parental support in conferences with his attitude of "what can we do to make your child more successful?" Larry is survived by his loving wife of 52 years, Diane, his two sons: Corbin (Julia), and David (Tobey), and grandchildren: Lauren, Wesley, and Rachel, all of San Jose. Known for his engaging sense of humor, creativity, music ability (could play anything with strings), and out-of-the-box thinking, he will be greatly missed by family, friends, and former students.
Carol Anne Lies MTS '96 of St. Helena died on Friday, June 7, 2013. She was 65. Born in Minn. to Frank and Dorothy Waskow, and raised in Wis., she married James Lies in 1971 in Sacramento, Calif. They moved to Napa in 1979. A wonderful and devoted wife, supportive and insightful mother, and generous and funny friend, she attained her master's degree from the Jesuit School of Theology at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley in 1996. She was a passionate advocate for peace and social justice. Farmworker fair housing, prevention of nuclear proliferation, meals for the homeless, and abolishment of the death penalty were a few of the many causes she championed. Carol was also a long-serving member of the Napa County Library Commission. She is survived by her loving husband, James; daughter, Jenny; son, Lucas; daughter-in-law, Maxinn; sister, Sharon Wallenstrom; and brother, Richard Waskow.


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This one was going to be for Creature of the Week, but never got past the sketchbook stage... so I figured I'd post it over here.Similar Threads
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Last edited by LauraGarabedian; April 6th, 2009 at 11:11 AM. Reason: IMG to Attachment... oops!
hmm nice! i like how you shaded this..
the head reminds me a littl of a triceratops
i'd love to see a whole clan of them running down the plains..
Nice pencil work. Moar.
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In progress study of a German Wirehaired Pointer. Still playing with how I do my digital work... (the pose is from a book, changed colors... unsure if I'll bother with a backgrounds as I am really working on digital coloration fur/muscle interplay).
He considered sitting and smoking on the landing page of my website, but then backed out. So now he'll just chill....
He was going to be for COW and then wasn't... for random reasons. But here ya go. Idea is that he is a six legged riding 'lizard' thing. The odd formations mimic rock lichen on his home planet. They need these lizard guys as the riders live high up in the formations and the 'lizards' have suctiony feet to enable them to scramble up and down the cliffs swiftly.
Hmm, I think his hind leg might need a little more attention; just looks a little stiff and/or unfinished As often as I leave things unfinished, I should know
Your stuff looks pretty sweet Show us more!
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I completely agree. I redid that leg a few times, and really need to practice back legs and how they attach to feet more when in a laying position, he does look stiff. Thanks for the critique!
6 Legger - is his tail floating or resting on the rock?
I'd love to see you experiment with some different coloring styles or maybe do come color studies. I think you've got real life in your linework and your colors aren't giving the impact that the lines give.
I noticed on your website that you do a lot of watercolors and you've done some murals too ^^ Have you ever tried traditional oils? I think experimenting with some richer and deeper colors would compliment your sketches quite nicely. It looks like your trying that in these pieces but it always helps to do some traditional studies to get a feel for it before emulating something you've never tried before in digital. Maybe you could even try some underpainting
Keep posting, I really do love where you're heading with your art
The tail was supposed to be resting, but thanks! I see what you mean, oops!
I agree that most of my colors aren't giving the life of my line work. My most recent experiments have been like the attachment below, and I am really pleased with it. I have played with oils, but it has been years. I may play with them some again... I truly love watercolors though. What do you think of this...
Ooh!! I like how this Watercolor is coming along.
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I would really love some honest critiques and improvements suggestions
Renewed Study - I'm drawing again!!
Thanks! I am pleased with it.
Hey there! I really like your pencil work, it's really neat and precise! I love your watercolour piece, the colours are so vibrant, and I like the effect you achieved with the blue and purple I'd love to see more!
Thanks! I am working on trying to give my colors the same life, delicacy, and breadth that I feel that my line work has... I don't think I'm there yet, but I'm trying!
Not so conceptarty, but figured I'd show something else I've been working on...
Hey hey hey^^ Cool stuff going around here Such a cute horse^^ Keep at it
Thanks, cool sketchbook by the way -E
great lines you have there
the colors of the horses are so vivid keep up the good work there
Thanks! Will do!
I love your lines. Your dragons are amazing! Draw more so I can show my boyfriend (he adores dragons).
But the horse is really nice too! Did you use a reference or all from your head?
Thanks. I love doing creatures. I need to post more! I update DA regularly and forget CA sometimes :/ I am actually going to start work on another dragon for my brother soon, so you can see that too. I had a loose ref for the horse, but redid mane and ears. Horses come pretty naturally to me as I grew up with them.
Hi Laura! Thanks for the comment in my sketchbook. There's some really nice stuff in here. I checked out youe website and the watercolor pics are really nice. I LOVE watercolors but I haven't done anything with them in years. I bought a set of watercolor pencils a few years ago and found them to be very different from working with a brush. I didn't really give them enough of a chance though...
i like the colours though some of them look a bit unfinished. very nice creatures, the sketches are great
NicG - Thanks, Watercolors are a very unique medium. I've discovered that my love for them seems rare And watercolor pencils truly are a whole 'nother beast! Good luck if you play with them, it is a lot of fun. I think the best way to go about it is with a loose approach at first and then tighten, but that is just how I look at it
miycko - Thanks. Most of them are, as it is just sketches, things I am not sure about or doodled with
I'll post more this afternoon
Super quick pencil sketch done from imagination.
Quick monochromatic digital coloration of previous post.
Interesting pose. Are you planning to color her?
probably not. It was just a fun little study.
Another fun little scribbly piece
you seem to have a solid knowledge about mucles of creatures!! some photo studies on colors should help anyway....
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Woman acquitted of killing college roommate
Friday - 11/16/2012, 5:12am  ET
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. (AP) - A woman charged with murder in the stabbing death of her college roommate has been found not guilty.
A jury found 20-year-old Alexis Simpson not guilty on all seven charges late Thursday. Jurors deliberated about three hours.
Simpson had been charged in the September 2011 stabbing death of 18-year-old Dominique Frazier in their shared suite.
Simpson testified on Thursday that she was trying to defend herself in the fight with Frazier.
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Imogen Moreno
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"I know I'm weird, and you're gonna like it." |
Imogen Moreno | |
Information | |
Full Name | Imogen Moreno |
Nickname(s) | Imo (by Eli and Frankie) Pigtails (By Marisol) Immy (By Fiona) Princess (By Louis) Im (By Fiona) Hugs-a-lot (By Becky) |
Gender | Female |
Date of Birth | 1995 |
Eye Color | Brown |
Hair Color | Dark Brown |
Network | |
Family | Louis Moreno (Father) Natalie Granger (Mother) Volta (Pet; Deceased) Unnamed Step-Father Unnamed Step-Siblings |
Relationships | Fiona Coyne (Ex-Girlfriend) Eli Goldsworthy (Ex-Boyfriend) Adam Torres (Fling; Deceased) |
Job | Student Degrassi Panther Summer Camp (Counselor) |
School(s) | Degrassi Community School |
Affiliation(s) | Degrassi Drama Department WhisperHug Degrassi TV |
Production | |
First Episode | What's My Age Again? (1104) (mentioned) Cry Me A River (1) (1106) (appearance) |
Portrayed By | Cristine Prosperi |
During her senior year, with the help of Fiona, she has become more social, and less awkward and eccentric. She continues to dress in her unique style and suggest her crazy ideas, but has dramatically toned down her look and made a wide circle of friends. Imogen also became more edgy and serious as a result of discovering her father, Louis Moreno, has dementia and being bitterly reunited with her estranged mother, Natalie Granger.
Imogen is thought to be pansexual for she has dated Eli, Fiona and recently had a crush on Adam, an FTM transgender. She is also good friends with Eli Goldsworthy, Fiona Coyne, Bianca DeSousa, and Adam Torres, who she had a fling with, and who recently passed away. Additional friends of hers include, Jake Martin, Becky Baker, Zig Novak, Maya Matlin, Winston Chu, and Mo Mashkour. She had a conflict with Marisol Lewis, and Katie Matlin. Imogen is a member of the band, WhisperHug. She is portrayed by Cristine Prosperi.
Character History
Season 11
Imogen is mentioned in What's My Age Again? when she is heard being called to the office over the intercom.In Cry Me A River (1), she is in Drama Club with Eli and Fiona. She first acknowledges Fiona by asking "Aren't you in grade 12?" Ms. Dawes soon tells the class to get into groups of four. When Fiona asks if there is room for herself, Imogen replies that their group is full.
In Cry Me A River (2), Imogen is seen in drama class. When Fiona mentions trying to fit in and feeling alone, Imogen is seen looking down in a guilty manner. Also, when Fiona says that Eli is the best writer in the class, Imogen quickly responds with "Obviously." Embarrassed by her outburst, she quickly looks down. She is also the first to raise her hand suggesting him as the writer.
In Dirt Off Your Shoulder (1), Imogen is seen in the background a couple of times, usually watching Eli. Later, Imogen is seen watching Eli in the computer lab. When Eli becomes enraged that Clare is talking to Jake, he throws the monitor on the floor. Imogen rushes over to him and after she sees Ms. Oh, she throws herself onto the floor, thus making it appear that she tripped over the computer monitor wires, knocking the monitor to the ground. Ms. Oh buys Imogen's story and takes her to the nurse's office to treat her bloody nose. Later, Imogen leaves the nurse's office, and Eli asks her if she's okay. She flirts with him and introduces herself to him. Imogen asks Eli what kind of pills he's taking, and he tells her he's on anxiety medication. Imogen suggests that his medication could be what's dulling his writing. Adam comes over and asks what's going on, and Imogen comically tells him that Eli punched her in the face, then walks away. As she's walking, Adam calls her a psycho and Eli just stares towards her direction. Imogen is later In Dirt Off Your Shoulder (2), Imogen overhears Eli asking Adam to take away his anti-anxiety pills for awhile so he can regain his creativity. When Adam refuses, Imogen walks up and takes the pills away from Eli. In drama class, Eli tells Ms. Dawes and Fiona that the script is going along nicely. Ms. Dawes tells Eli to find someone to give him inspiration and Imogen volunteers. Eli and Imogen are later seen in the hallway, where Eli begins to panic and ask for his pills back, but Imogen refuses. Eli can't stay at school without his meds so she asks him to skip school with her and they go to an alleyway where she sketches a drawing of him. She asks him to do the same, but he freaks out and says that he wants to be over Clare and Imogen says she can help. She later walks out of a thrift store dressed as Clare.Eli refuses at first, but then proceeds with the experiment. Imogen, as Clare, begins to say that she never loved him and that he was a loser. Eli loses it and says "I HATE YOU!". They stop the exercise and Imogen tells Eli to use those feelings to write a great play. They later go to The Dot and get a coffee, where Imogen spills the fact that she knows about the incident at Vegas Night with Fitz and the Gothic-Con convention incident. Eli is freaked out that she knows this and yells at her, but Imogen brushes it off and tells him to not let the crazy get the best of him because that's what Clare wants. They are back at school when they run into Clare and they are awkwardly introduced. Clare and Eli make plans for the interview at lunch tomorrow. She is later seen after Eli pitches his idea to Fiona and tells him congrats and gives him his pills back and tells him the next move is his decision. She is last seen after Eli yells at Clare and is standing next to him when he dumps his pills in the trashcan.
In Should've Said No (1), Imogen is seen sitting on a bench in front of Degrassi. She is talking with Eli while Clare is leaving a note on Jake's truck. It is apparent she and Eli are flirting.
In Lose Yourself (2), Imogen is seen at the read through for Love Roulette with Fiona, Clare, Jake and Eli.
In Extraordinary Machine (1), Imogen is seen rehearsing with her other cast mates and tells Eli to stop yelling at everyone. When they stop practicing, Imogen asks Eli if he's been taking his meds. He tells her he hasn't but he's never felt better. Later, Eli calls her and tells her he wants to rehearse with her at his house. The two start reading lines, and get to the scene of their big kiss. Imogen reads her line in character, and Eli responds with, "I love you, Clare" Imogen is extremely confused and asks "You mean.. Clara..?" Eli ignores the question and leans right to start making out with Imogen. This shows that he is mentally ill and Imogen is starting to realize it. In Extraordinary Machine (2), Eli tells Imogen that after kissing her last night, he realized that he wants to get Jake out of the picture so he can be with Clare. Later, Eli tells Imogen about his plan to plant his pills in Jake's bag so Jake would get suspended and be away from Clare. Imogen tells Eli she will do it. When Officer Turner searches everyone's bags, instead of the pills being in Jake's bag, they're in Clare's. Imogen tells Eli that she did it on purpose to get Clare away from him so they could be together. Eli tells Imogen that she is, what he is to Clare, which is nothing. Imogen walks away, on the verge of tears. Imogen doesn't show up later that night to preform and Fiona has to take her place. Imogen watches the play from afar.
In Drop It Like It's Hot (1) Imogen is first seen in the gym holding a volley ball when Bianca walks in, she attempts to make conversation but is interrupted by Coach Armstrong. When Bianca tells the coach she doesn't have her clothes he gives her a worksheet, Imogen then fakes a cramp so she can get one as well. After school at The Dot, she picks up the box of condoms Dave drops and comments on the condoms. She then walks away claiming it's none of her business. The next day she starts conversation with Bianca in gym class and helps her get detention by telling her to hide her worksheet and tell Armstrong she didn't do it, that way Bianca wouldn't have to see Vince after school. While in detention, Bianca attempts to sell Imogen drugs, but she declines and later tells her she really has to pee. Imogen asks her why she doesn't want to see the person she has to see and Bianca tells her it's complicated, than Imogen confides in Bianca that she too was in a thing with a complicated guy (Eli) and believes it was her fault. She then says that she kept telling herself she deserved better and she hopes that one day she'll believe it. Then towards the end of the episode, when Armstrong finally lets Imogen pee, Bianca is seen stealing money out of her bag.
In Drop It Like It's Hot (2), Imogen approaches Bianca and yells at her for taking her birthday money. Bianca confesses and promises that she'll pay her back, though Imogen tells her not to bother, and is disgusted that she thought Bianca could be her friend. Bianca retaliates by saying that she didn't even want to be Imogen's friend anyway. Later on, Bianca asks Imogen to meet her at the Dot. Bianca apologizes for stealing the money from her bag. She gives her the sexy lingerie Vince gave her as a peace offering. Imogen accepts the gift, calling it cute and they are civil.
Near the end of Don't Panic (2), Eli goes up to Imogen and apologizes for hurting her, and invites her to have coffee with him. Although she is hostile and refuses the apology at first, she eventually says that she can "squeeze him in" and smiles.
In Underneath It All, Imogen sets out to be Fiona Coyne's friend but Fiona isn't interested. She makes several attempts to be her friends but Fiona rejects them. She manages to get invited to her loft party but Fiona has her change into her clothes not wanting to be made fun of. When Fiona is dared to drink tequila at her party Imogen tries to tell them she's an alcoholic and she can't drink but Fiona denies it and everyone at the party continues to be rude to her. When they decide to play a prank at the school Imogen decided to go with them. Then Imogen decides to explore the halls of Degrassi after hours and Marisol decides to tag along but returns without Imogen. Imogen is caught and announced to be suspended and on probation indefinitely. When Fiona visits her at home and tries to convince Imogen to say she was alone, she refuses. Later, when Fiona apologizes Imogen accepts her apology and the girls agree to get revenge on Katie and Marisol.In Not Ready To Make Nice (1), while trying to make the best out of a project worth 40% of a final grade, Fiona and Imogen decide to build a doll house, using Imogen's sketching skills and Fiona's fashion skills. Working hard on the project, Fiona starts questioning Imogen about her feelings for their mutual best friend Eli. Imogen admits she had feelings for him, but made them go away since Eli isn't showing any interest in her. Even though Fiona has a sudden interest in the matter, Imogen doesn't suspect a thing.
In Not Ready To Make Nice (2), Fiona is confronting Imogen about her feelings towards Eli; she lets her know that she talked to Eli, and he has similar feelings towards her. But nothing is happening and Fiona decides to take things into her own hands. Imogen arrives at Fiona's condo for a night of work on their mini-house. She arrives to find a carpet picnic and a formally dressed Eli ready for a date. To her horror she discovers this is a set up. Ei walks off angry at Fiona for not telling Imogen about the date, and Imogen walks leaves Fiona alone declaring she no longer wants to work on the project together. Thankfully Fiona finishes the project by herself, and they present it leaving a good impression on the teacher. Though Imogen s still mad. She tells Fiona she gets what she's trying to do: she no longer wants her as a friend. Fiona, who secretly has a crush on Imogen, assures her a relationship with Eli is not going to change their friendship in any way. Later on Imogen and Eli approach Fiona, telling her they've been talking and are going to go on a date. Though Fiona isn't happy as Imogen had thought she would be.
In Need You Now (1), Eli wakes up to Imogen taking pictures of him, and asks her if she wants to spend the night. However, Eli's dad Bullfrog ruins everything by insisting Eli rest. Bullfrog also tells Eli that he shouldn't be dating, which angers Eli because he thinks his dad is being too controlling and scaring Imogen off with bipolar talk. Eli meets with Imogen in the art room and she shows him a collage she made of him, representing him overcoming mental illness. He loves it until he finds out Imogen showed it to everyone in her class, and he accidentally breaks her camera and freaks out on her. He apologizes by getting her a brand new camera, which she reluctantly accepts. Eli tells Adam that he pawned Bullfrog's guitar to buy the camera, and when Eli can't find her at her house or get a hold of her by phone he freaks out because he's convinced she's cheating on him.
In Need You Now (2), Eli is suspicious of Imogen when she lies about her whereabouts the night before, leaving Eli to wonder if she's cheating on him. Eli confides in Adam, who suggests that he play it cool, but Eli is obsessed with finding out the truth. Meanwhile, Imogen has been staying at Fiona's condo to avoid Eli, fed-up with his manic episodes and his denial of being bipolar. Against Adam's suggestion, Eli sneaks into Fiona's, right as she and Imogen approach him, thinking that he's a burglar. Imogen is enraged at Eli's intrusive behavior and calls him out on his erratic behavior. Eli trashes his room in a fit of rage, which prompts his father to call his psychologist. Eli realizes that his outburst was prompted by jealousy, not his manic-depression and that he truly cares for Imogen, as she's been there for him during his worst. Eli and Imogen meet for coffee where she admits that though she often fantasized about her and Eli being together, she feels like she doesn't know Eli anymore. When Eli asks about them staying together, she says that she's doubtful that it'll work out. Eli asks for Imogen to at least give their friendship another chance, to which she reluctantly agrees.
In In The Cold, Cold Night (1), the rumor of Katie being absent, and Marisol taking over student counsel has spread. This exciting information triggers Fiona and Imogen's plans of getting back at Katie and Marisol for the prank they pulled off at the beginning of the year. After walking confidentially into a counsel meeting and getting thrown out by Marisol, Fiona takes matters into her own hands and arranges Mr. Simpson to agree to a frostival! Imogen and Fiona kick Marisol out of their way and start arranging to worlds best carnival of frost!
In In The Cold, Cold Night (2), at first everything seems fine. The carnival plan is ready, Fiona is doing an amazing job in organizing everything, and Marisol is staying out of the way - Imogen is all happy. She goes over to Fiona's to make the frostival decorations, and comes face to face with a short tempered and angry Fiona, telling her the frostival is a no go. But Imogen will not just stand there and be shouted at, no. Fiona gets her share of disappointment from Imogen telling her she's a quitter running away. The fight results in Imogen avoiding Fiona's apologetic phone calls. Imogen meets up with Fiona at the carnival, happy and proud that Fiona succeeded in pulling it off. By night fall Fiona and Imogen are having a great time together. On the Ferris wheel, Fiona decides to tell Imogen how she feels about her, and kisses her. Though Imogen looks hopeful, Fiona is worried and starts blabbering about the crush and moving New York. Imogen reassures Fiona, and kisses her back to prove the feelings are mutual. The downside though is Fiona moving to New York to be with her family - surprisingly, Fiona says she will be coming back to Degrassi for the next semester - that way they can be together.Season 12
In Come As You Are (2), Mo is holding auditions for his new band. Apparently Imogen has a liking for music herself. As the previous impretions she has made at Degrassi, she comes prepare to show a unique, and as Mo calls it "Weird but great" performance, singing along with "singing" water glasses.
In Rusty Cage (2), she is first seen walking into class to notice Fiona writing a list. When she learns that it is "ways to get back at Drew," she doesn't understand the meaning to it and mentions to Fiona that she should just clean, but Fiona still refuses. The next day, she walks into class to learn that Fiona actually cleaned and is proud of her. When Fiona says that it's Fiona Coyne Day again, she asks to come over to Imogen's house but she says that they can't, again.
In Never Ever (1), she is first seen presenting her set ideas to her father. He observes and compliments her attention to detail and the two joke around a bit. Back at school, she shows the plans to Eli and gives all her ideas. When he asks what the budget will be, she mentions that with all the recycled materials that will be used, it will be $500. He says that the budget is tight and that she'll need to come up with the money on her own, leading her to meet her estranged mother at her job at the hospital. Natalie asks about her and her father but Imogen completely shrugs off any conversation and asks for the money point blank. Natalie agrees, but only if they can have dinner the next night. Back at school, Imogen tells Fiona about how the set will be a success with the money when Marisol and Mo walk in to mention that there is a man in a robe outside. The two girls walk to the front to see Mr. Moreno. They let him in the auditorium where he talks with Eli and Imogen asks if Fiona would like to see the Morenos in action and invites her to dinner that night, cancelling her plans with Natalie. At the house, the two girls are helping prepare dinner when Mr. Moreno walks in with more ingredients and Imogen asks about Volta. He says that he had left him outside and tells the girls to take him for a walk. They walk outside unable to find the dog. Imogen tells Fiona to grab her father's keys so they can drive around the neighborhood to look for him when she looks under the car to find her dog, dead. She breaks down and services come to take the body away. Her father apologizes and Fiona talks to her about the situation but Imogen is in denial that anything is wrong about her father. Natalie comes up to the house asking what had happened and Imogen refuses to say anything. Imogen tells Natalie that Fiona is her girlfriend and that there is so much that she doesn't know, and that things should stay that away. Fiona stays by Imogen's side as she watches Natalie walk away. In Never Ever (2), she is first seen in the car when her dad apologizes again about Volta. She tells him that she wants to take the day off and go with him to work and he tells her he'll be fine. When Eli approaches the car, she tells him to call him when he's at work and Eli asks about the set. He asks her if she can really handle it and she tells him she can do it on her own. When she and Eli walk into class, they ask if they can skip to work on the set but Mr. Armstrong tells them it's a quiz day. They talk about the set and she overhears Marisol and Mo talking about her father. Imogen hits Marisol with a book, causing her to get sent to Simpson's office. Simpson asks what's wrong and Imogen tells him that she is stressed. He tells her that he'll have to set up a meeting with a counselor and she requests that she does it after the play. He agrees and tells her he'll still have to call her dad. She tells him not to and gives him her mother's number instead. Natalie meets her in the auditorium and Imogen asks about her punishment. Natalie tells her that she isn't suspended and explains that her father has early onset Dementia. Imogen is shocked and tells Natalie that she'll take care of him and won't abandon him like she did. She later calls her father, checking on him and tells him she'll make dinner that night. He asks where Volta's leash is and she begins to cry, reminding him that Volta's dead. Eli walks in asking why the set is taking so long and she quits. At home, she cooks dinner and plays cards with her father to help his memory when Fiona knocks on the door. She asks if she just plans on staying home all the time and Imogen tells her she wants to complete school from home. She kisses Fiona goodbye before walking back inside. When she is about to leave for the store, she begins putting all the sharp objects away. She walks by the staircase to be met by her father who believes she is Natalie. She drives to the hospital to meet up with Natalie, and tell her the situation. Breaking down and rekindling their relationship. Back at school, she apologizes to Eli and Fiona for her actions and tells them that Natalie set her father up with a caretaker and that she'll be living with her every other week by her dad's request. Eli and Fiona reveal that the set is completed, leaving Imogen stunned and the three of them happy. In Sabotage (2), she asks Eli if Clare saw him coming in because she states she 'hates spoilers'.She trys to make it rain confetti for Clare's birthday but the confetti canon does no go off so she yells into the confetti canon and tries to get the confetti canon to work. She ended the massive fight by getting the confetti canon to work.In Scream (1), she is seen flirting with Fiona at Fiona's locker. When Dallas walks up and trys to talk to them and asks Fiona how many sorrys she needs to forgive him, Imogen tells Dallas that he can stuff his sorries in a sack. Fiona and Imogen start kissing, when Tristan interrupts them and asks about how they got together. They both leave with Tristan arm in arm. She later gives Eli some insightful advice on how to solve the Clare & Asher saga.
In Building a Mystery (2), Imogen is seen performing with WhisperHug at the Student Council fundraiser.
She is mentioned by Mo and Maya so that Maya can teach her the vocals for her song in Doll Parts (1) .
In I Want It That Way (1) , she is seen with her mother and Fiona but was forced to leave once Fiona brought up her mom's house arrest. She is later seen talking on the phone with Fiona about that afternoon.In I Want It That Way (2), Fiona tells Imogen that they are hanging out with her mom during their lunch break before kissing her on the cheek. At the mall, Imogen gets mad at Fiona for her mom paying more attention to Fiona than her, which starts an argument. After Fiona chats to her mom shes realizes she needs to let Imogen spend time with her mom alone. Fiona gets Imogen to the mall again where Natalie says that she needs help decorating her room, which Imogen agrees to doing. Fiona tells her she is spending the weekend with her own mom and kisses Imogen goodbye before leaving.
In Tonight, Tonight, Imogen and the rest of WhisperHug are at the mall to find out if they made it into the Battle Of The Bands and they find out they did get in and they cheer. Later, WhisperHug are going to practice for the Battle Of The Bands and everyone is talking about their final exam and Zig says I studied everything except for slope and whats on my math final slope Imogen starts singing It's a slippery and Zig says Don't just don't and then they start practicing their song Superman's Song for the Battle Of The Bands. Later Zig and Imogen and the rest of WhisperHug are at the Battle Of The Bands they cheer when the event starts and listens to Chaz Bono give advice to everyone that's performing, Missy's band Ezra's Pound is called up to perform and Zig, Imogen, and the rest of the members of WhisperHug are shocked when they find out Missy's band stole their song, later they talk about what are they going to do then they find out they are disqualified from the competition because Adam punched Ezra's Pound drummer. Later they found out their back in the Battle Of The Bands because Adam talked to Chaz Bono and got them back in but Adam can't perform with them, they perform and they win 3rd place.
In Bitter Sweet Symphony (2), Imogen is seen at Cam's candle vigil, next to Fiona as Maya speaks to the crowd.
In Ray of Light (1), she is seen in Eli's yearbook video recording.
In Ray of Light (2), she is seen in the yearbook video.
In Karma Police (1), she is seen brainstorming with Eli on what to use for his zombie play when Fiona comes and asks them what to do with her roommate situation. She is later seen in class with her while she is tweeting and kisses her goodbye. She is seen coming to Fiona's loft after the break-in, consoling her and letting her use her laptop.In Karma Police (2), she comforts Fiona after her confrontation with the gang that previous night. She offers her a place to stay at her home, but Fiona politely turns down the offer.
In The Time of My Life she is featured in the first scene. She is with Eli, and shown to have not opened her report card yet. She opens it, only to flunk all of her classes, and have to repeat her senior year, but doesn't tell Fiona, saying she won't ruin her night. Fiona and Imogen look at the prom venue and share a passionate kiss. At Fiona's loft, she and Fiona are getting ready for prom when Laura Coyne shows up, and says she was on a plane next to Federico, a famous Italian designer who is need for a designer. Fiona is excited while Imogen feels jealous, since she will be thousands of miles away. Later at prom, Fiona goes to pronounce prom king and queen and a call from Federico comes on Fiona, to which Imogen impersonates Fiona. At the restaurant, Imogen, under Fiona's identity appears drunk, in attempts to make Federico change his mind about Fiona.
Season 13
In Summertime, Imogen notices that Adam is bummed that Becky will be spending her summer away at Florida surrounded by hot guys. Imogen thinks that he and Becky broke up and Adam says that they're rock solid like her and Fiona. Imogen then looks sad and Adam figures out that they broke up. Imogen talks to Adam and says that she is also bummed because of her break up with Fiona. The two make a pact to become camp besties.
In All I Wanna Do, Adam calls Imogen into the hospital to help Clare find a wig that she liked.
In About A Girl, Imogen walks into the resource center to find Adam on FaceRange looking at pictures of Becky and Todd. Adam tells her that he wishes he could delete the photos, she asks him if she knows Becky's password, which he does, and he logs onto her account and looks at conversations between Becky and Todd. Adam notes that they talked about almost everything except for him and Imogen suggests looking under a nickname. Later on Imogen is in the gym with Adam, Drew, and Dallas when Adam decides that he's going to impersonate Becky and send Todd a message to say she's not interested and to leave her alone, Imogen disagrees with the plan and doesn't think it will work, but he goes through with it anyway. Back at the Torres house, Imogen is in the basement with Drew and Dallas when Adam comes down with pizza for all of them.
In Honey, Imogen seems concerned when Drew tells her and Dallas that Adam's in surgery. She then tells Drew that her campers may start to get chaotic and puts him in charge of them. Later, she comes to tell Colton that his dad is there to pick him up and walks him out.
In Young Forever, she is at the Torres' house following the funeral and checks on Drew with Dave. She makes things awkward by trying to crack a joke, and apologizes by saying she's not good in these situations. She also attends the memorial bonfire and is seen interacting with many characters and watching the memorial video.
In This Is How We Do It, Imogen greets Becky awkwardly at the assembly and asks her how her summer was, forgetting about Adam, and quickly apologizes. She is later making use of the equipment Drew ordered for the beach bash by tanning outside on the sand and towel.
Appearance and Style
Imogen puts much effort into using her clothing to stand out from other students. Her creativity is nearly always reflected through her offbeat fashion choices. She likes colorful clothing, offset by punky and goth-inspired accessories. Imogen enjoys shopping, and according to Fiona, "would sleep at the mall if they let her." She adores accessories, particularly colorful and patterned stockings, earrings, studded wristbands, and heavy, leather boots. Imogen has also been known to wear "costume" accessories to school such as headbands with furry cat ears. She has a fondness for neon, plaid, and animal prints. Her long hair is rarely worn down, and is usually put up into buns or pigtails.
Imogen was introduced in season 11 as a junior with a distinctive sense of style. At this time, her fashion choices were largely affected by her infatuation with classmate Eli.
Influenced by Eli's goth-meets-emo style, Imogen gravitated towards mostly black and red clothing, studded jewellery, military jackets, heavy black boots, and dark eyeliner. Among her many mismatched accessories were her large Buddy Holly-style glasses, though these were soon replaced with more discrete, cat eye-style glasses. Her most unique feature was her hair, which was nearly always worn up in pigtails secured with hair chopsticks.
Imogen's style began softening during the second half of season 11. Her newfound friendship and budding crush on Fiona inspired her to dress in
a more conventionally feminine way. While her love of quirky clothing and accessories remained intact, she started opting for clothing in brighter hues such as neon pink and purple. Imogen's dark eyeliner was also replaced with more neutral shades of eyeshadow. In addition, she developed a fondness for cocktail-style dresses and high heels. She also abandoned her signature pigtails, wearing her hair up in single or double buns instead.Imogen has continued to move away from her dark, punk-inspired style in season 12 in favor of more glamorous clothing. Ironically, Fiona, now officially her girlfriend, has begun aping Imogen's former style with studded denim and leather jackets.
Since breaking up with Fiona, Imogen seems to be regressing somewhat to her former cartoony and wild look. She appears to have become fond of patterned button-up shirts, as well as colourful shorts. Her clothing is not as carefully coordinated as it was when she was with Fiona. Indeed, her ensembles have become more distinct and daring, but still remain very feminine. Imogen's small, cat-eye glasses have been replaced with large glasses with thick black frames, giving her a rather unusual appearance. She has also gone back to sporting a wider variety of hairstyles, often topped with quirky headbands. In addition to rediscovering her love of heavy black eyeliner, Imogen has also developed a liking for lipstick.
- (To Fiona): "Aren't you in Grade 12?" (first line)
- "I rhymed, so it must be true!"
- "What do you think happened? I tripped over a loose cord. This place is a DEATH trap."
- Eli: "How's your nose?"
Imogen: "It's fine, but I might need a smelling nose dog for a while. They have those, right?"
Eli: "I... really don't think so."
Imogen: "Oh. Maybe you can smell for me?" - "Don't worry, Adam Torres... Eli Goldsworthy just punched me in the face! Don't provoke him, he's an animal!"
- "Just call me rubber!... To bounce things off of... Ideas?"
- (To Eli) ( Eli to Imogen) "Look at me I'm a complete mess!". Imogen ( to Eli about Clare) "How can you be in love with someone whos hurt you so much!?"
- "Don't let the crazy get the best of you. That's what Clare wants."
- "Bravo! Bra-freakin'-vo!"
- (To Eli) " At your service Eli Goldsworthy!"
- (To Clare): "You hear voices too?... Kidding!"
- "She sounds like a burrito. And now, I'm hungry."
- "Wow. If anyone's even wondering why Eli dumped you in the first place."
- Imogen: "I had a thing with a complicated guy, too."
Bianca: "How'd you get over it?"
Imogen: "I told myself I deserved better. Maybe one day, I'll believe it. - (To Degrassi students) "Greetings and salutations".
- (To Clare) "The real Clare Edwards would do anything to get what she wants."
- "I have a long night of much needed triple H: homework, a hot bath, and Harry Potter."
- (To Jake) "I think you mean Muchas Gracias!"
- (Marisol): (To Fiona about Imogen) "Squeezing out money to impress your little girlfriend?"
Imogen: "Hey!" - (To Natalie): "Fiona's not my friend, she's my girlfriend!"
- (To Natalie): "Sorry I haven't been returning your calls, schools been... cray-cray"
- (To Fiona) "I'm gonna make it rainnnnn!!"
- (To Dallas): "You can stuff your sorry's in a sack!"
- "Man, I hate litterbugs!"
- (To Fiona): "Guns are scary!"
- (To Fiona): "I love you."
- (To Adam): "Join a gang? Get a tattoo? Learn how to play the harmonica?"
- Imogen has appeared in 47 episodes.
- She does many things with her hair, such as wearing it down, putting on "cat ears," putting it in a flower bun, and putting it in pigtails.
- She is of Italian descent.
- Imogen's last name was originally going to be Berish, which was used instead for recurring character Liam.
- The original idea for her character was to fake self harm and fake being homeless for attention.
- Imogen has been seen wearing accessories similar to belongings of previous characters, such as Ellie's necklace.
- She periodically does address people by both their first and last names.
- Imogen seemed to know a lot about Eli before he even knew of her existence, which implies that she had been stalking him in earlier seasons without the audience's knowledge. This makes sense, as it is revealed she has been going to Degrassi for a couple years in Dirt Off Your Shoulder (1).
- She appears to be an artist, as shown in Dirt Off Your Shoulder (2), after drawing a picture of Eli. She also makes an art project of Eli in Need You Now (1) and made a elaborate set for Romeo and Jules in Never Ever (1).
- In Drop It Like It's Hot (1), Imogen and Bianca did a health assignment to get out of participating in gym. In Closer To Free (1), Drew and Fiona had to do a health assignment because of Drew's brain injury and Fiona needed to find a roommate.
- Coincidentally, Imogen and Fiona were dating at that time, while Drew and Bianca were (and still are) dating as well.
- Imogen and Darcy both share the same line, "What have you got to lose?"
- Darcy said this line to Spinner, in I Against I.
- Imogen said this line to Eli in Dirt Off Your Shoulder (1).
- Imogen, Eli, and Fiona all share the same line, "Why so glum, chum?"
- Fiona said this line to Declan in Love Lockdown (1).
- Eli said this line to Fiona in Take a Bow (1).
- Imogen said this line to Adam in Summertime.
- Coinsidentally, Imogen has dated both Eli and Fiona and is currently attracted to Adam, of whom she said this line to.
- Imogen and Declan both share the same line "I like people."
- Imogen is the second character to kiss Eli for the first time on video for school, as the first was Clare.
- Imogen is the second character to plant drugs on someone, the first being Peter to Sean.
- Her father is a university professor and her mother is a spinal surgeon.
- Her Twitter.
- She's a fan of Harry Potter.
- Imogen plays the glass harp.
- Even though her sexuality is still unclear, many people suspect that she is bisexual or pansexual. However, Cristine Prosperi has stated that Imogen's sexuality is never revealed.
- Imogen is likely pansexual as she has been attracted to a boy, a girl, and an FTM transgender. When asked by Becky if she still liked girls, Imogen claims to "like people" and refers to herself as "open-minded". These are both commonly known and said statements from pansexual people.
- Her mother and father divorced when she was 8, hence having an unstable relationship with her mom because she left her and began a new family. She usually refers to her as Natalie.
- Imogen's father, who has dementia, has primary custody of her, but she sees her mother every other week.
- It appears that she can play drums as seen in Building a Mystery (2).
- Imogen lost her dog, Volta, due to her dad running him over with his car because of his illness.
- She got into design school with Fiona as stated in Karma Police (1), but couldn't go with her due to her failing twelfth grade and having to repeat it.
- Imogen is one of ten characters to be held back a year. The others are Rick Munro, Joey, Sean, Rick Murray (before his death), Spinner, Jimmy, Fiona, Tori, Dallas, and Drew.
- Imogen had a conflict with Katie, while she was friends with Katie's younger sister, Maya.
- Imogen was the last girl that Adam was intimate with.
- Imogen, along with seven other characters, have lost a love interest to death.
- Imogen loves quinoa salad as revealed in Power to the People.
- Main article: Eli-Imogen Relationship
- Eli Goldsworthy
- Start Up: Not Ready To Make Nice (2) (1137)
- Break Up: Need You Now (2) (1139)
- Reason: Imogen thought that they weren't meant to be.
- Main article: Fiona-Imogen Relationship
- Fiona Coyne
- Start Up: In The Cold, Cold Night (2) (1145)
- Break Up: The Time of My Life (1240)
- Reason: Imogen didn't want to hold Fiona back from living her dreams.
Love Triangles
Main article: Eli-Clare-Imogen Love Triangle
- Eli Goldsworthy and Clare Edwards
- Start Up: Dirt Off Your Shoulder (2) (1109)
- Ended: Extraordinary Machine (2) (1121)
- Reason: Eli told Imogen that she meant nothing to him which made her upset.
Main article: Imogen-Eli-Fiona Love Triangle
- Eli Goldsworthy and Fiona Coyne
- Start: Not Ready To Make Nice (1) (1136)
- End: In the Cold, Cold Night (1) (1144)
- Reason: Eli and Imogen broke up and decided to just be friends while Imogen started developing feelings for Fiona.
Main article: Adam-Becky-Imogen Love Triangle
- Adam Torres and Becky Baker
- Start: Summertime (1301)
- End: Cannonball (1306)
- Reason: Adam realized that getting together with Imogen wouldn't help him get over Becky, realizing that he still loved her despite his break up with her.
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Quote from: Boid Fink on April 20, 2007, 11:31:38 AMMaybe someone fell overboard, and the others jumped in to save them....sharks? I was thinking pirates as well, but no valubales apparently missing, and I don't think pirates are active in that area(?) Or like Boid said, could be like that hokey movie Open Waters. Regardless seems very strange to me.
Maybe someone fell overboard, and the others jumped in to save them....sharks?
I'm a playa from way back and playa's gotta play. I'm straight pimpin'. Southside OG's keep it real. Represent the third coast.
Sounds like pirates to me.
It's pretty clear what happened:UFO swooped down, damaged the sail and abducted the crew.


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