Female

20

Amara is one of the six students and a theater major. She assumes the role of the White Queen in the dreamscape.

The White Queen

Arab

Moderate brown

Lithe

She wears several rings on her hands

118

5’5

Deep Brown

Tucked back in a Hijab

None

Hazel

Acting and singing

Hand tremors

-INFP
-She has a strong interest in making the world a better place. She seeks to gain a greater understand, both of herself as well as the people around her
-She is very tentative in social situations and saves her charisma and emotions for the stage, where she believes they belong.
-She relies on her intuition to guide her and can be meticulous about things she cares for
-She manages a careful balance of fact and belief when making difficult decisions and considers herself fair
-Although she is a bit hard to make friends with, there is no one more loyal.

Musical theater

None

-She can’t help but to input her opinion in other’s problems
-She takes everything personally
-Very difficult to befriend although Marco Paquet managed it

-Success
-Respect and esteem from her colleagues

-She is friendly but very serious
-She doesn’t show much affection unless she’s on stage
-When she speaks, she does it with so much devotion that people will stop to listen

Wine red

Theater major

Lamb shawarma

Amara’s Rings

Her words

Peacocks

Student

Raised Muslim and she has remained so in her adult life.

Openly an civil rights activist, she considers herself socially Liberal and has attended many protests covering a wide variety of issues.

She grew up in the US although her parents were both born in the Middle East. She was fascinated by Shakespeare and gained an appreciation for Theater both on and off stage. She speaks English, Arabic, Hebrew, and Latin fluently.

January 29th

She has two sisters and gained a passion for theater in middle school when reading Shakespeare. Although her parents didn't entirely approve of her pursuit, they continued to support her throughout her studies. In college she hasn't made many friends save for Marco Paquet , who played in the Orchestra Pit for one of her performances.