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Supposedly descended from the gods themselves, Theia will accept no less than the best.  Albeit a meal, man, or a simple denning site.  Unlike some Olympians, however, she doesn't value family as much as others.  She is more of an independent girl.  She doesn't feel like she is needed, nor does she feel like she needs family.  Despite this, there are some members of family she truly treasures and does not want to be without.  Amongst them her sister, Hera, and her mother, Phoebe.  She isn't sure of who her father is, blessing her with an ever-burning pelt of fire.

Pragmatic is the girl.  She thinks first, then acts.  Not the other way around unless dire consequences demand it.  Though on occassion, Theia has her days where she simply does not care.  On these days, she can be very lax and refuse to do much unless told otherwise.  Threats of the gods do not seem to affect him her now, and she hasn't found himself too religious yet.

She is not dumb.  The girl is, in fact, quite intelligent and clever { witty, too. }  She plays along to the theme of zealotry, blessing herself and others with the luck of gods.  Deep down, she wonders what gods they truly can be, simply allowing suffrage and imperfect beings to walk the earth.