Full Name: Corina Campbell
Aliases: Cory, Doll Girl, Dolly, Marionette
Origin: Larissa, Greece
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Naturally Dark-Blonde
Skin: Pale
Age: 18 (At time of Death)
Height: 5’ 5”
Weight: 127 lbs.
Activities: Sculpture, Film, Writing
Relationships: Mr. Campbell (Adopted Father), Iris (Surrogate Mother), Liz Campbell (Sister), Malcolm Campbell (Brother), Alan Campbell (Brother), Gabriel Campbell (Brother), Casey Campbell (Sister), Alex Campbell (Brother), Suzume Campbell (Sister)

Description: Cory was attractive in a pleasant, girl-next-door way. Thanks to her training, she had a trim, athletic build, but nothing about her features particularly stood out, her most attractive feature was simply her smile. Cory wore her hair shoulder length and began dyeing it when she was about fourteen. While in her youth she went with outlandish colors like green, purple, canary yellow and black she became more conservative as she got older, favoring more subtle variations on auburn or copper with violet highlights.

When out of uniform, Cory would often be found in paint-stained aprons and jeans, or artfully destroyed jeans with Muppet T-Shirts. Her wrists were often adorned with various bracelets in or out of missions, ranging from simple metal hoops to chunky stone bracelets and metal armlets. These along with a collection of rings served as handy objects to animate with her power. Prior to her jewelry, Cory would wear a purple backpack sporting angel wings containing several dolls or stuffed animals. This use of dolls earned her the moniker Doll Girl in the media, which she hated. This backpack would later be burned in effigy, though Cory could not bring herself to willingly destroy any of her dolls.

Cory also kept a small steel knife with her at all times in a wrist sheath on her right arm, which she would typically use to draw blood from her left arm or hand. The knife itself was a birthday present from Mr. Campbell for her twelfth birthday crafted from surgical steel and inscribed with the roman numeral VI on the blade on one side and Corrina in cursive script on the other.

Cory's Room: The last door on the right of the upper landing, Cory's Room at the Daedalus Academy resembles something designed for a Tim Burton movie. She has a large four-poster bed, with purple and white curtains and a canopy resembling a black and white-circus tent suspended from the ceiling. Three distinct mobiles hang from the ceiling, one has dinosaurs, one has bird-like creatures and one dangling Maurice Sendak monsters. The corners of the room are piled with stuffed animals and dolls. One wall is painted to resemble looking out at a field from a twilight forest, the wall next to the bed is striped black, white and purple and the other two are burgundy and covered with movie posters and few stills. The lights in her room are all twisty, organic-looking metal things holding multiple blown glass bulbs to provide illumination.

On the right side of the room, Cory's desk is a black thing, supported by spider legs and holding several drawers with grinning faces. On top is a large desktop computer now woefully out of date, connected to a shelf with two VCRs and a television suspended from the ceiling by a skeletal hand. Next to the desk is a rack of VHS cassette tapes, all labeled containing Muppet Movies and Ray Harryhausen videos as well as home videos. Cory's video camera usually rests on top of this rack.

On the opposite side of the room is a wooden work table, with a plexiglass top. It has a sewing machine on it and sits next to a cabinet containing clay, paint, wood, stone, fabric and carving tools. Cory's last project still sits on the table, unfinished, a purple and gold puppet that vaguely resembles a griffin. Nearby is another shelf, filled with puppets, models and miniature figures.

Cory's wardrobe cabinet is a tall black cabinet, that looks like it simply grew out of the floor and wall. Within are Cory's small collection of clothes and a pair of mirrors in either door, the left showing things normally, the right warped like a funhouse mirror.

Cory's bathroom is relatively simple compared to her room, mostly white with black and silver accents. Her touches are subtle: green towels, a fuzzy green toilet cover, equally fuzzy green bathmat, a Cookie Monster water glass, a Kermit the Frog soap dispenser and a yellow rubber ducky in the shampoo rack of her shower.