Hannah Pickreign

Hannah Pickreign is the current romantic interest of Spencer Eck, and the basis for two characters; Irieth and Aris.

Life(In regards to Eck)
Hannah and Eck met on the weekend of September 11th, 2009. Hannah had become acquainted with Eck's younger sister, Ashley Eck at a drama camp over the summer, and been invited to her slumber party for her birthday. Eck found her to be abrasive at first, but was charmed by her conspicious efforts to win his attention. Writing her off as somebody who he would never see again, they parted ways the next morning. Through facebook, the pair stayed in touch, and developed romantic feelings for each other. They made efforts to see more of each other, eventually entering a complicated relationship due to Hannah's involvement with another young man at the time. Eck became frustrated with her indecisiveness, and cast her away for a period of a month in december. On new year's, he caved in and contacted her, telling her how much he missed her and how he couldn't carry on that way. The feeling turned out to be mutual, and the two continued their unusual relationship for several months until may, when they officially became a couple. They remain currently involved with each other.

Concept for Irieth
Irieth is the third and final celesital out of the trio, serving as both the youngest member and the most unusual. She is very outgoing and friendly, which is reflected in Hannah's own personality. Irieth is noted as being the personality which Eck views her as, an interpretation of her from his eyes, as opposed to anybody else's. She is kind and spirited, and an optimist in spite of the dire situations she finds herself in.

Concept for Aris
Aris is the second main character in the side project, the angel and the wolf. This intepretation of her is from her own perspective, rather than solely from that of Eck's views of her. In this persona she has a much more rebellious, provocative personality. She can be cruel and wicked, having violent tendacies, giving this character a darker, yet perhaps more believable feel as opposed to Irieth.