Difference between revisions of "Elizabeth Warner"

|booksfirst appeared=[[The Rithmatist]]

|Part of Warner’sWarner's article on [[Fitch|Professor Fitch]]{{book ref|rithmatist|14}}

'''Elizabeth Warner''' is a reporter who reports on the activities of the [[Scribbler]]. She has blond hair which she keeps in a bun. She is 5’7”5'7" and has sharp features and a narrow face. She is about thirty-five years old.{{book ref|Rithmatist|11}}

Warner pretended to be a distraught parent of a [[Rithmatics|Rithmatic]] student in order to trick [[Fitch|Professor Fitch]] into revealing the specifics of the investigation.{{book ref|rithmatist|12}} [[Joel Saxon|Joel]] and [[Melody Muns|Melody]] read her article while at the ice cream parlor.{{book ref|rithmatist|14}}

Her article describe’sdescribed Fitch’sFitch's demeanor and living state, and describesdescribed his importance in the investigation, which isn’twasn't immediatelywidely obviousknown. She got Fitch to reveal he thought the missing children were alive, and learned that new Rithmatic lines had been discovered. She wasn’twasn't able to get a look at the lines though. TheHer article contained more details about the disappearances, including the fact that blood was found at the crime scene.{{book ref|rithmatist|14}}