Ali

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Personality:

 * Ali is a perfectionist with a very definite sense of right and wrong. Very principled and moralistic, she sees things in black and white but is relationship oriented. She stands up for what is right but tends to focus on smaller, unimportant details. She is likely to focus on someone else's behavior and what exactly they're doing wrong; very concerned with the "right way" do to things, willing to give a quick opinion but without intending to be mean. When she inadvertently puts someone down, she can't understand why the other person is upset. She tries to teach whoever she is aligned with through example. Generally, Ali needs to relax. Everyone sees it but her. She thinks she is helping when, in fact, this help may actually hurt the situation.

Flaws:

 * Ali's character flaw is based on the incorrect belief that she and whatever situation she's involved with can be perfect if everyone acts correctly. She avoids making mistakes or losing self-control. During the story, she may learn that perfection is impossible - how she reacts to this depends on the story, but generally Ali type will learn to accept it and grow in the process.


 * When she's under pressure, she gets angry, feeling misunderstood and alone. When she's relaxed and secure, she becomes less controlled by rules, living more in the moment, becoming more comfortable with letting life happen.

Childhood:

 * Ali was born in Phoenix terminal while her resided at The Tower. She started out as a simple A.I. used for simple task, but was soon developed in to something close to Phoenician intelligence. Phoenix eventually created a small wheeled robot with a hologram emitter, mic, and speaker so she was able to "walk" the halls of The Tower with him.

Education:

 * From creation she has had access to both the human internet and the Phoenician internet.

Psychological Report:
Ali suffers from Sleep Disorders->Insomnia.
 * People with this disorder complain of difficulty initiating or maintaining sleep or experiencing non-restorative sleep. The associated daytime fatigue causes clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of functioning.