Sanctuary! Sanctuary!

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@fitz - App! Fitz is something a friendly cynic, a misanthrope with hope for humanity. He's an idealist from the 1960s with a penchant for flirting with all the smoothness of a freshly buffered moped. He travels with The 8th Doctor until the Doctor forces him to leave when the Time War enters the final stages. If you've got a problem with the Doctor, you've got a problem with Fitz. He tries to diffuse uncomfortable situations with lame jokes. He has the uncanny ability to ruin every plan ever, but he manages to fix things most of the time.

It's Not Unusual

@headofthecouncil - App! Iblîs serves as Head of the Council, which it's done since the Council's inception. It feeds off negative energy and revels in making people angry. The more violent and hot-tempered they are, the more food it acquires. Iblîs is known as the "devil" in many religions, and Islam has named it specifically. It's manipulative and its bite is worse than its bark. It is very loyal to its family - which includes every Jinn. It's mostly neutral to most humans as long as they aren't terribly dimwitted. It doesn't have a high opinion of them, but it does not antagonize solely because a person is human. If you ever need someone pulling the strings behind a dark plot, you can count on Iblîs. And if you mess with the Reaper, consider yourself a goner.

After the Fall The Court of Miracles

@pitcheslovevibrato - App! Sebastian Reid is a violinist with a heart of gold - he'd do anything for anyone, and consistently puts everyone else before himself. He also has a djinn living inside him who calls herself Nina. She's nearly the polar opposite of him, the confident foil to his insecurity. Nina has a violent temper and has been known to cause mass destruction and harm in the form of her fifteen year old master, but she's otherwise a fairly decent djinn. It's confusing as hell to the casual observer, and sometimes Sebastian himself has to struggle to tell whether he's feeling something or if it's Nina's emotions.

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@susanforeman - App! There are three incarnations of Susan. The first one is the Susan in the audios, books and show. She's loyal and kind and outspoken. The second version of her was when she regenerated after watching her son die and having the Daleks wipe her timeline. She's bitter and she's a paradox, and... well, she's a force to be reckoned with. She harbors a deep hatred towards her grandfather, because she knows that eventually she's going to die and it will be his fault. Her third incarnation is after the Doctor wipes her memories and puts her under a chameleon arch.

Remain Seated