Emily “Emily K” Kesselman

An artist now working as a clerk at Miriam’s Shield Center for the Well-Being of Women. Tired and bitter, she’s slow to compliment but quick with a biting remark.

A writer who also works at Miriam’s Shield, taking care of basic tasks that range from assigning beds to changing bedsheets. She has studied the Twilyte series and author closely in an attempt to understand its effects.

A 19-year-old college intern majoring in social work, she is the receptionist at Miriam’s Shield. Her mother was an avid fan of “Twilyte,” and Rennie bears the name of the daughter of the two protagonists of the series.

The author of the Twilyte Series of books, now a highly influential individual, especially in the field of Feminism. She is a visible adherent to Liberatist Feminism, and uses her fame and fortune to further its cause.

Head social worker and therapist at Miriam’s Shield. The most severe abuse cases are usually referred to her, and often the sessions are recorded so they can be studied.

Turkish-American woman who helped found the OmniFeminist movement as an opposition to Liberatist Feminism.