Peter is a calm, organized young-adult, between the ages of 17 to 18. He has a big love for nature and history and is often seen reading about either. He prefers comfortable clothes with plenty of pockets to hold different items- like first aid, small notebooks, maps, ex. His usual wear (outside of school uniform) is hiking pants and boots, a long-sleeved shirt, and a hat.
His development through the story is to understand control and accept help. Being the most powerful of all of his friends, Peter feels often responsible for their success and well-being.
Alongside all that, if he loses control over himself, his powers will react accordingly and he could hurt people more than help them. He will learn to control his powers and rely on his friends, even if he doesn’t want them to bear his toll.
Doesn’t know much pop culture
Can't detect sarcasm well
Dreams of being a teacher
Omer Narcis is an energetic, friendly boy, 16 years old. He likes being around people, singing, playing music, and taking pictures. He can often be seen trying to find someone to talk to or playing guitar. He wears bright shirts and likes to keep clean.
His development in the story is about empathy and compromise- learning that others’ emotions and experiences make them different, respecting those differences, and meeting people halfway.
Gil is an indifferent and artistic kid, 15 years old. She likes to write, act, and direct, and can be often seen practicing her illusions and perfecting them. She prefers oversized shirts and many colors but tries to not stand out too much.
Her development through the story is opening up about things she loves and who she is. As people often exhaust her, she has a hard time maintaining relationships and knowing how to talk to people. She has to learn to put herself out more and she will find joy in people’s company, as little as she needs it to be, and in sharing her passions.
Attached to physical items
Dreams to one day publish her own book
Can talk best to other artists
Ayelet Shahar Eshed is an angry, untrusting 14-year-old girl. She loves listening to music and being in her own head, and would often hide away to read her favorite comic books. She can be seen wearing her gray hoodie jacket and tracksuit pants, but her favorite shirt is a purple-orange long sleeve T, the same as her favorite character in a comic.
Her development in the story is learning to trust. After her her mom got arrested and her dad took her away, she often shuts herself away, always willing to help but never getting close. She will learn what she’s comfortable with and how to communicate it to others. She will find that it’s ok to be vulnerable and that having people by your side helps you grow stronger.
Loves learning new things
Tehillah “Talli” Basir - a stoic, kind woman who lives with a young girl named Shay on the road. She’s a caretaker at heart but all her life she never liked sitting still or settling. She has worked hard all her life because that's the thing she does best and feels fulfilled doing so.
In her van, with a car trailer behind her, she runs a small business called “Basir Gardens” where she offers plants and garden services. You will often see her busy, answering phone calls, tending to her plants, cooking, or minding other responsibilities.
Her development through the story is to look back at her past with fondness, or at least acceptance. She comes to terms with her mistakes from when she was young and understands that it’s never too late to ask for forgiveness, or maybe even for an apology.
Ability: Plant manipulation
Artistic (notably, illustrates plants in a notebook)
Shay Basir - a creative, deaf artist at 14, lives with Basir and studies as they travel. Shay is joyful and passionate, and because not many people speak sign language, she writes in the spiral notebook she carries with her everywhere to doodle.
She’s patient but quick to judge, which leads her to easily trust or discard people. As the story progresses, she’ll learn to see people for all their parts before jumping to conclusions.
Ability: Wind (temperature shift)
Surprisingly dark sense of humor