Lillian Cloud

Biography
Early Years Lillian Amanda Cloud was born in Olympus, the capital of Atlantis, to Frederick George Cloud and Isabella Rosa Cloud. Her mother gave her the usual Hispanic look, but her father added a few of his characteristics too. From a very small age, she was questioning everything she saw out of curiosity. By the time she was four, she had already taught herself how to read, putting herself far ahead of her peers. This foreshadowed the academic success she would have later. She was pronounced gifted by her grade school and was quickly moved to the next grade. She was graced with social skills and grew to be popular on the playground.

Teens Lillian was soon thrust into puberty as she settled into seventh grade. She was far behind the other girls, but she quickly sprouted just in time. She was still achieving beyond her fellow students, taking advanced classes whenever she could. Her desire for knowledge even led into the politics she saw on the news. She found other opinions and found her political identity from a mix of outside and family influences, mainly her mother.

Lillian also began to enjoy the art of writing and musical theater. She began to become better, and gained many lead roles due to her talent. She would say her biggest achievement would be getting to play the title character in Mary Poppins. Her writing was prosperous too. She wrote her political manifesto, finishing in her final year of high school. She even wrote a fantasy novel that never caught much steam, but it did help her pay for her prestigious school.

College Life Lillian made her way to D'Cruz University, named after Governor Mercurio D'Cruz. There, she studied law. She took life on campus as a time for studying during the day, and partying during the night. She quickly became a big name on campus for more than a few reasons. She joined the Beta Omega Omega Beta Sigma Sorority, one which was popular with the fraternities. She was somehow able to maintain excellent grades while having an active social life. After D'Cruz, she went on to Olympus Law School, where she was a lot more serious. She interned at a big law firm and finished top of her class.

Present Lillian went back to the law firm she interned at and worked there for a year. Her manifesto and novel are helping her live comfortably. She was as successful as she could get in the big city, but she saw the evolving politics in Atlantis and saw it as a time to rise. She was approached by the party Rally for the Republic and grew to be their Minister of Society and Justice. Times were changing, and Lillian wanted to come out on the right side of the change.