Zoe Ellis

She’s a nurse at the St Amelia Clinic. She’s friends with Simon Ordell, and another nurse named Jess, with whom she often goes for lunch to Station Road Café. She cares immensely about her patients. Often, she just goes from home to work, and back again. Her boss at the hospital, Dr. Glenn, is very mean and condescending with her. At the clinic, she answers to Dr. Stevenson, who’s also tough, but fair, and certainly more amiable with her. She loves her patients and will go to any lengths necessary to save even one of them. She’s mistrusting of the local oil company CEG and its CEO Richard Shaw, but mostly focus on her work and very cyclical daily routine. The entrance to her house is in a back alley over some steps, the door is blue. The living room is to the left, the kitchen and dining room to the right. To the front, there are the stairs and a small crouch level door where the fuselage of her house is. On the top floor she has a picture of herself and her friend Jess on a trip they took to Wales during a winter. Then at the left, there’s the guest restroom, and further, an empty room she uses to store things. To the right, her room with a nice bed with white and purple clothing, the closet, and her private bathroom. One of her patients is an elderly man who lives downtown, a widower by the name of Mr. Stewart.