From the moment she came into the world, Jeanette Holloway was the child that marked the very beginning of a proud parenthood. Her mother, Deniece Holloway endured a long and painful pregnancy with her in which she almost didnt survive. However, it was Ms. Holloways strong will to live (for her childs sake) that allowed her to survive while delivering the infant Jeanette.

A genuine tomboy by nature, Jenny (as called by her friends) was an adventurous and mischievous bat-ling at age six. She mainly hung out with young boys, played pranks on the snobby girls in class, and climbed trees, getting her dresses torn. She never liked dresses nor did she like being made to wear dresses. Jenny also didnt like to be held back or stay in one spot for longer than a few minutes. This often resulted in a very restless and somewhat bratty manner if she couldnt have things her way. At times, Jenny would get into fights and was often punished for them (as well as any misbehaving). Nevertheless, her tomboyish nature didnt interfere with her ability to learn. She was a very precocious child and possessed a knowledge beyond her years.

As Jenny reached the age of ten, she was handed certain responsibilities, including baby-sitting her brother, Finnius Jr. This often prevented her from hanging out more with her friends, which sometimes irritated Jenny. As a result, she envied when her brother got all the attention and took delight in teasing and wrestling him. However, Jenny did not show complete jealousy toward her brother. When her brother was bullied by kids from school, Jenny defended him and during dangerous times, she was always there to get her brother out of a fix.

Little Jenny is a stubborn, impatient child whose curiosity often gets her in trouble, yet when the times get rough, she proves to be a sympathetic and caring child. She is very close to her father, Finnius Holloway Sr., and often cheers him up when he feels down. She even fulfills her sisterly duties regardless of her faults. When shes not with her friends or her brother, Jenny takes delight in playing the violin. She often has dreams of becoming a violinist or an archeologist when she grows up.

Finnius Charles Holloway (Finnius Jr.) is the second born child of Finnius Holloway Sr. (from whom he was named after) and Deniece Holloway. Unlike his older sister Jeanette, Finnius Jr. bares no resemblance to his father in any way. He is nothing like his sister in which he is shy, withdrawn, and doesnt like adventures of any sort (sometimes due to the teasing he receives from his big sister). Finnius Jr. is a very fussy eater and is afraid of many things, including being alone in the dark. Despite his withdrawn attitude, Finnius Jr. can be quite a chatter box when a subject of interest is brought up. He also loves to read books.

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I cannot stand it when in cartoons they make clones out of the characters' offspring. It is SO old and SO overdone! As for creating Fidget's children, I wanted to give them some resemblance to their father, without making clones out of them. I was very happy with the result, especially with Jeanette (who was named after my cousin). ^_^ As for character models, I decided to keep it simple. Hayley Mills was the base model for Jeanette, as she has been known to play rambunctious/adventurous little girls during her youth (The Parent Trap and Pollyanna are two prime examples). But it was the tomboyish roles of Michelle Trachtenberg and Elizabeth Earl that made the character complete. As for Finnius Jr., I kept him less prominent in comparison with his sister. Therefore, the only character model I used was James Bentley (mainly the voice), who played a teased and tormented little boy in The Others.