Character Biography

Georgia "Gorgeous" MacGeorge grew up in an artistic family. She and her single mother lived in a converted schoolhouse for her childhood and teenage years. She attended private school on a scholarship from the time she was in the 6th grade. She was always brilliant and quite charming, some called her a sociopath.

Around this time, Georgia's mother was diagnosed with cancer. Though her mother is still living to this day, and also fighting the sickness hard- Georgia vowed to use her intelligence to help her mother and others like her.

Due to the strange and misleading grading system of her private high school, Georgia was unable to get an academic scholarship to a university, and could not afford to attend college any other way. However, a childhood acquaintance of hers, Victoria, did not have this problem. From that moment on Georgia despised Victoria.

Using her extreme intelligence and Independence, Georgia began studying on her own. She became extremely involved in Spirituality, Alternative healing, and religion. She quickly realized however, her knowledge would never be respected without an accompanying degree. She therefore deemed herself an "expert" on all subjects.

After tiring of home research, Georgia took to hands on research. She visited Native American reservations, churches of different religious denominations, universities and temples before deciding the ideas of the Great Spirit were her favorite, and the most interesting.

Soon, Georgia got back on track with her goal in mind-helping her mother beat cancer. She met Mac Two shortly after moving back in with her mother and the couple hit it off. Not only was Mac sensitive to Georgia's goals and dreams (even though he might not agree with them) but he was also in a position to influence a large group of animal lovers to over-look the research Georgia was hoping would cure he mother.

Game Playing

Georgia pretends throughout the play that she loves groundhogs. She also pretends her relationship with Mac is entirely fine. She pretends to be an expert in a lot of things like new age psycology but is not.

Communication

Page 2 - I have done a lot of research.

Page 3 - I am caught up in myself, but I've done a lot of research.

Page 4 - I am right.

Page 5 - I hate this song.

Page 6 - I'm worried and I know what I'm doing.

Page 8 - Clem is an idiot. Why God why?

Page 9 - I hate Victoria.

Page 11 - I can't take this anymore!

Discoveries

Georgia discovers Victoria's relationship with Clem.

Georgia discovers Victoria is trying to use Mac.

Georgia discovers she will never win over the audience.

Georgia discovers Father Palermo is a P.I.

Georgia discovers the killer.

Opposites

Georgia loves Mac, but is using him for an advantage.

Georgia loves Mac, but resents Victoria's attraction to him.

Georgia likes Clem, but thinks he's an idiot.

Georgia thinks Clem is stupid, but not as stupid as he appears tonight.

Georgia dislikes Victoria, but wishes she was more like her.

Georgia wants the audience to like her, but dislikes the audience.

Humor

Georgia is pretty much humorous for one reason: she thinks she is way too much. She is sooo full of herself and her beliefs (which I'm unsure she actually believes in) that she goes way over the top and becomes increadibly annoying.

The Moment Before

Before the monologue on page 3, Georgia was going through her speach in her head.

Before passing out, Georgia was remembering how hot it was in those seat lodges.

Before the song, Georgia was really hoping they didn't have to sing the stupid groundhog song.

Before speaking when Mac dies, Georgia was about to punch Victoria for even suggesting she give Mac mouth to mouth.

Before everytime she says "some of us have religious beliefs", Georgia gets fed up with the lack of spirituality in the room.

Before "The Great Spirit..." Georgia was being attacked and needing to defend herself.