Initially intended for Major Evan Lorne, Arianna has instead decided to latch on to Dr. Rodney McKay. The Irish/Scottish cousin of Dr. Carson Beckett, Arianna is head of a program on Atlantis designed to give each off-world team a medic that is well trained in combat. As a former Air Force doctor, she fits the role perfectly. Her relationship with McKay is, of course, extremely frictional. Because…..well, he’s McKay. Because of her ability to irritate him as much as he irritates her, she eventually earns his respect and vice-versa. It’s Arianna’s love of music (just about any kind) that truly defines her. When she’s not on duty, she can often be found in the Atlantis rec-room, playing the piano that John Sheppard somehow managed to get the SGC to ship them, or on one of the balconies with Sheppard, where he teaches her guitar.

Actually plucked from the video game ‘Lord of the Rings: The Third Age’, Idrial has basically been expanded upon by Melanie. The niece of Lord Erestor of Rivendell, she resides in Lothlorien and seems to take odd pleasure in going against the conventional role of elleths. It is perhaps the fact that she is Unconventional that enables Haldir to regard her as one of his few female friends. Her father Valandil and her brother Aranel have seen to it that she is well-trained in combat. Only Haldir and Legolas can outshoot her with a bow and only Haldir has ever bested her in close combat. Her weakness, however, is her desire to be so much like her best friend, Arwen. When she is sent on a mission to help a mysterious stranger from Gondor, will she try to emulate the choices of the Evenstar? The wrong choice could mean her downfall...and the destruction of Haldir.

A persistent character who would not be denied her existence unless Melanie wanted to go batty, Aravyn Sola Kenobi is the daughter of Obi-Wan and Padme Amidala. To say she was….unexpected is probably the understatement of the century for her parents. As a Force-sensitive, she is trained along with her half-brother Luke in the ways of the Jedi by their father. Her passionate nature comes from her mother, her wry humor from her father, and her patience from both of them. Aravyn’s little quirks have often been a source of amusement/despair for Obi-Wan, such as the time she requested that her lightsaber be a ‘rainbow’. Fifteen during the events of Star Wars: A New Hope, Aravyn manages to make her own impact on the drama that begins to unfold.

Jeran Lars is the son of Owen and Beru. He is a year older than Luke Skywalker and, unlike his cousin, is not a Force-sensitive. Despite his father's irritation and annoyance at his son's choice of friends, Jaren is a constant companion of Obi-Wan Kenobi. His association with the Jedi Master is perhaps down to his desire to learn more about the wider galaxy beyond Tatooine - or perhaps simply to spend time with Kenobi's daughter, Aravyn. Despite her irritation at his earnest pursuit, Jaren has proven to be a tenacious suitor. What will come of this remains to be seen . . .

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TJ is, technically, Melanie's first OC. Assigned to the SGC as the second in command of SG23, TJ receives her field training with SG1. She is initially very open in her immediate dislike of Daniel Jackson, but when the two are captured off-world by a Goa'uld the SGC has never dealt with before, a bond of friendship is formed through their ordeal, which later blossoms into romance. Full of contradictions, TJ is more than able to take care of herself in hand-to-hand combat and can disassemble and reassemble a P-90 faster than anyone else on her team. Yet, when she has down time, she is most usually found classic Hollywood films, especially musicals, or her favorite romance film 'Somewhere in Time'. Much to Daniel's chagrin, she is quite enamored of the young James Garner and he has often found himself thrown over for a viewing of 'The Rockford Files' or 'Support Your Local Sheriff'.