Editing Gillian Ross (section)

==Appearance==
She is notably thin and has straight white-blond hair. Wears what looks like a school uniform.<ref>Fifteen year old Gillian reminded him a lot of Alexander.  Same face shape, same eyes, similar frame – barely an ounce of excess body fat on either of them.  Her blonde hair was too straight and fine to really become ''bedhead,'' but had instead lifted up and away from her head with static electricity.- [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/03/29/gone-and-done-it-17-y/ Excerpt] from [[Gone and Done It 17.y]]</ref><ref>She’d looked for and was reasonably sure she’d successfully identified the dour looking Jen, helped by the description of Jen’s daughter- stick thin, with ethereal white-blonde hair and she dressed like she was wearing a student uniform when there was no school anywhere nearby and she wasn’t a student.- [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/09/10/let-slip-20-8/ Excerpt] from [[Let Slip 20.8]]</ref>

Her appearance changed after [[Helen Kim|Helen]] attempted to turn her into a horror, her eyes becoming a diagonal infinity sign and there are wavy lines on her collarbone and neck.<ref>Her eyes met Avery’s, and Avery could see how the pupils and irises had altered.  Like a cell undergoing mitosis, forming more of an ‘8’ shape than a circle.  Like a goat’s eyes, but diagonal.

Her shirt collar was open, and it looked like her collarbone had a wave to it that shouldn’t be there.  And the line at one side of her neck, the tendon.  Almost curly.  And there were a few too many.  Her long hair hid a lot of it.- [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/09/20/let-slip-20-9/ Excerpt] from [[Let Slip 20.9]]</ref>

She has difficulty focusing her eyes.<ref>“Just… focusing my eyes.  It’s hard.  Makes diagram drawing hard too.  But I’m- I’m happy,” Gillian said.  “Sad about some things.  Some people.  But I’m happy, it’s weird, isn’t it?”- [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/09/20/let-slip-20-9/ Excerpt] from [[Let Slip 20.9]]</ref>

After returning from being horrified she was able to see the future in the stars better than any of the other Belangers.<ref name=":1">“I wanted to look at the stars, and see what was going on.  I’m better at reading the stars than anyone, now.  Stop.  The cold really doesn’t bother me.  Short carpets bother me more than the cold does.  Mom.  Geez.”- [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2022/10/29/in-absentia-21-7/ Excerpt] from [[In Absentia 21.7]]</ref>