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| |Name=Mary Ellen Hunter | | |Name=Mary Ellen Hunter |
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| |Citizenship=United States | | |Citizenship=United States |
| |Tagline=The Purest of Heart | | |Tagline=The Purest of Heart |
| |Arcgene=POSITIVE | | |Arcgene=yes |
| |Aliases=Mary Ellen Murphy (maiden name) | | |Aliases=Mary Ellen Murphy (maiden name) |
| |Relatives=[[Jonas Hunter]] (son) </br> [[James Hunter]] (husband, deceased) | | |Relatives=[[Jonas Hunter]] (son) </br> [[James Hunter]] (husband, deceased) |
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| |ThreatType=Non-threat | | |ThreatType=Non-threat |
| |Image=Mary-Ellen-Hunter.png | | |Image=Mary-Ellen-Hunter.png |
| |Description= | | |Description= Mary Ellen Hunter was born and lived her life in New York state in the United States. At a young age she fell in love with [[James Hunter]] and they eventually married, with Mary Ellen eventually giving birth to [[Jonas Hunter]]. Unfortunately, due to complications related to the labor, Mary Ellen died shortly after giving birth. |
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| Mary Ellen Murphy fell in love for the first time in her life at the young age of 6- the day the Hunter family moved in next door. The object of her affection, a young boy named [[James Hunter|James]], was oblivious to the sweet girl's feelings (as many young boys are). Mary Ellen didn't care. She followed James around, listening to the stories of his homeland in England. By the time the kids were in high school however, Mary Ellen had blossomed into a beautiful young girl and was the apple of many a boy's eye- but her affections never wavered. It wasn't until he went off to college that James realized just what was missing in his life. Spurning his parents wishes, James returned to Mary Ellen and professed his love for her. Mary Ellen Murphy and James Hunter were soon wed and left to begin their lives together. | | Mary Ellen Murphy fell in love for the first time in her life at the young age of 6- the day the Hunter family moved in next door. The object of her affection, a young boy named [[James Hunter|James]], was oblivious to the sweet girl's feelings (as many young boys are). Mary Ellen didn't care. She followed James around, listening to the stories of his homeland in England. By the time the kids were in high school however, Mary Ellen had blossomed into a beautiful young girl and was the apple of many a boy's eye- but her affections never wavered. It wasn't until he went off to college that James realized just what was missing in his life. Spurning his parents wishes, James returned to Mary Ellen and professed his love for her. Mary Ellen Murphy and James Hunter were soon wed and left to begin their lives together. |
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| Eager to start a family it wasn't even a year into their marriage that Mary Ellen got pregnant with their first child. Although the pregnancy was without incident the labor was long and difficult. Mary Ellen eventually gave birth to a son, [[Jonas Hunter]], and as soon as their eyes met, she fell in love for the second time in her life. Unfortunately due to the complications of the labor Mary Ellen developed sepsis and shortly after the birth James was told Mary would not survive the night- there was nothing the doctors could do. Mary Ellen Hunter died, holding her son and her husband's hand, using her last breath to kiss Jonas on the forehead and tell the men in her life just how much she loved them. | | Eager to start a family it wasn't even a year into their marriage that Mary Ellen got pregnant with their first child. Although the pregnancy was without incident the labor was long and difficult. Mary Ellen eventually gave birth to a son, [[Jonas Hunter]], and as soon as their eyes met, she fell in love for the second time in her life. Unfortunately due to the complications of the labor Mary Ellen developed sepsis and shortly after the birth James was told Mary would not survive the night- there was nothing the doctors could do. Mary Ellen Hunter died, holding her son and her husband's hand, using her last breath to kiss Jonas on the forehead and tell the men in her life just how much she loved them. |
| |Personality= Mary Ellen lead a somewhat sheltered life, never leaving her home state of New York. Despite this, many would say that Mary Ellen had the spirit of an adventurer. The new and different fascinated her, often living vicariously through her husband's stories. | | |Personality= Mary Ellen lead a somewhat sheltered life, never leaving her home state of New York. Despite this, many would say that Mary Ellen had the spirit of an adventurer. The new and different fascinated her, often living vicariously through her husband's stories. |
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| Mary Ellen was a loving wife and would likely have been a doting mother. Although she typically had a soft-spoken nature, family friends were acutely aware of who the 'alpha' was in her marriage. Mary Ellen had little tolerance for trouble, and when she was unhappy she had no problem letting James know it. | | Mary Ellen was a loving wife and would likely have been a doting mother. Although she typically had a soft-spoken nature, family friends were acutely aware of who the 'alpha' was in her marriage. Mary Ellen had little tolerance for trouble, and when she was unhappy she had no problem letting James know it. |
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| ===Romantic Relationships=== | | ===Romantic Relationships=== |
| Mary Ellen Murphy fell in love with James at a young age, and never deviated from what she felt was her soulmate. | | Mary Ellen Murphy fell in love with James at a young age, and never deviated from what she felt was her soulmate. |
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| *'''[[James Hunter]]''' | | *'''[[James Hunter]]''' |
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| |Strength= | | |Strength= *'''[[Help:Strength Levels#Normal|Normal]]''': Mary Ellen had the typical strength of a woman of her weight and size. |
| |Deceased=yes | | |Deceased=yes |
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