Wrighton: Strange Memory / Characters

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Ani Hemsworth

Elective Mute: Ani stopped talking a few years before canon, only to start speaking again after the plot got kicking.
From Stray to Pet: Squip is this. Ani found him wandering around Wrighton, and decided to adopt him.

Atif Khouri

Dressed to Heal: Atif Khouri wears his doctor’s coat and carries a medical bag with him as he explores the mysterious tunnels beneath the town.

Audo Mulligan

Afraid of Blood: When someone accidentally reopens the cut on their foot and it starts to bleed again, Audo begins to panic.

Mundane Made Awesome: Audo's Epic Quest to find the Holy Coffee Maker of Ancient Lore.
Sunglasses at Night: Audo's got such Cool Shades that he wears them to the late night dinner party.
Talking to the Dead: Audo talks to his grandfather’s gravestone in the epilogue.
They're Called "Personal Issues" for a Reason: Audo's main struggle when interacting with the others, trying to hand wave away any tragic memories, but it becomes all the harder to maintain when light is shed on his facade, poking holes into it.

Ayo Joyce-Kelani

Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Ayo, having had just about enough of Wrighton's increasingly dangerous shenanigans, decides to take off. They do return, after a nice heart-to-heart.

Beatrice Bizelli

Intrepid Reporter: Beatrice Bizelli and Kathleen Morrigan, who eventually strike up a sort of friendship.
Purple Is the New Black: Sharron Bizelli explains that her and Beatrice's blue hair is from a black hair mutation. Turns out, though, that they may have inherited this from their alien ancestors, making it something of a Power Dyes Your Hair.

Elizabeth "Liz" Bishop

Accidental Hand-Hold: Happens when Liz goes for the same doorknob that Audo is holding, although she immediately smacks his hand away.
Accidental Hug: Mary just so happens to turn back to Liz as she's resting on top of Audo. Cue awkward eye contact before immediately pulling away.
Alternate Identity Amnesia: Liz and Bloody Mary. Whenever Liz returns to her normal self after summoning Mary, she has no recollection of her time as her alter ego. This is established to be the case with anyone who summons Mary, although Liz has been practicing to retain her Mary memories.
Creating Life: Liz's alien ancestor, Theo, was one of many beings artificially made on her home planet.

Security Cling: As the Beast passes by Rolly Squad in the tunnels, Liz instinctively reaches for the nearest person- which happens to be Audo, and whoops grabbed him by the hand. Seriously, what is with these two?

Fionn Colby

Big Fun: Fionn; fat, friendly and loveable.
Long-Lost Relative: Fionn turns out to have one in the form of his grandmother's brother.
Puppy-Dog Eyes: A favorite tactic of Fionn when he's in seal form. Such that when people are sad he'll deliberately invoke this to cheer them up.

Sexy Sax Man: Subverted. Despite playing the saxophone, the fat, often scruffy Fionn is not someone most people would consider sexy. His younger self, fresh out of the sea, on the other hand...

Harper Kulkarni

Velia Briar

The Game Come to Life: Velia has the pleasure of transforming into her favorite Piximite, Diamond Dust Dracomite.
Our Vampires Are Different: She sucks the life out of plants, not humans.

Annabelle "Dion" Dionte

The Marchioness

Loon with a Heart of Gold: Even if her actions may seem a little much, she always seems to have the town's best interest in mind with them.

Scip

Emergent Human: Scip, although he's pretty far along in understanding and practicing social cues. He still has his moments, though, especially since he's had less experience with humans specifically.
Intrigued by Humanity: Both Scip and the Boss express the idea that humans are difficult to understand, and in the later case, intriguing to watch.
"It" Is Dehumanizing: Explained to be why a sentient spaceship doesn't have specific pronouns: "it" would be most accurate, but nobody felt comfortable calling a clearly sentient being "it", and the being in question simply didn't care either way.

The Boss

Intrigued by Humanity: Both Scip and the Boss express the idea that humans are difficult to understand, and in the later case, intriguing to watch.