Janet P. Thorn

Basic Information:

  • Name: Janet Pamela Thorn
  • Occupation: US Attorney, District of Arizona
  • Education: Harvard University, Harvard Law School
  • Age: 45
  • Family Ties: Sister to Jason and John Thorn

Physical Description:

  • Hair: Chestnut brown, styled in a manner befitting a professional.
  • Eye Color: Brown
  • Skin Tone: Medium Brown
  • Build: Has a compact yet assertive and confident stature.
  • Height: Shorter than both her brothers and below average for a woman.

Personality Traits:

  • Integrity: Upholds the law with unwavering dedication and ethical standards.
  • Diligence: Takes her role as a US Attorney seriously, often working long hours.
  • Linguistic Flair: Fond of using hyperbole and metaphors, adding color and memorability to her speech.
  • Independence: While she admires her brothers’ ability to balance their careers with their personal lives, she is content with her single, focused path.

Background:

  • Marital Status: Divorced, largely due to her career demands and her husband’s reluctance to play second fiddle to her professional life.
  • Career Focus: Has prioritized her demanding career over personal relationships, which she has come to accept, albeit with some reflection on the choices she’s made.

Role in Narrative:

  • Strategic Absence: Remains an off-screen character whose potential involvement could dramatically shift the story’s direction.
  • Legal Authority: Her knowledge of the law could be a significant asset should she choose to assist John, potentially putting her career at risk.

Interpersonal Dynamics:

  • With Siblings: Maintains a strong familial bond, especially with John. She appears to have a protective streak, possibly derived from her legal expertise.
  • With Colleagues: Likely both respected and feared for her dedication and demanding nature.

Skills and Abilities:

  • Legal Acumen: Highly skilled in legal matters, with an impressive track record as a US Attorney.
  • Strategic Thinking: Capable of devising comprehensive legal strategies and handling complex judicial cases.
  • Mentorship: May serve as a mentor or advisor in a legal capacity, drawing from her wealth of knowledge and experience.

Potential Character Development:

  • Height as a Feature: Janet’s shorter stature in contrast with her brothers symbolizes her different path in life and may affect how she interacts with others, potentially using it to her advantage when underestimated.
  • Moral Dilemma: She might face a challenging decision if and when she becomes involved in John’s situation, weighing her legal obligations against familial loyalty.