Eccentric Electric Company

Excitement: 39. 4 (Medium) Intensity: 52. 0 (Medium) Nausea: 51. 0 (High) Approximate Cost: ~$3,847. 06 Approximate Cost (without decoration): ~$1,540. 00 The life of a girl changes for better or worse as Turbinetronics enters her life. History claims she is one of the rare few people with a true machineaholic mind... Hillary Eccentric was born to a wealthy family in a developing port. She lived in peace until she was about 11 years old, but at that point things changed. She went on an adventure at sea. The ship encountered a hurricane and her parents, along with the entire crew, perished in the seas. Somehow, Hillary was able to swim to a rocky island inhabited by a commune of absurd machinists. The men there claimed that steam, turbines, and electricity were the way of the future. At first the locals looked down on Hillary because of her age and gender. However, the old hermit, Gerald Proctor, quickly noticed when it came to Turbinetronics she had limitless determination, skills, and persistence. He mentored Hillary and together over the course of a year built an airship so Hillary could fly home. Returning was bittersweet. All the remained of her families wealth was an abandoned factory building on the East End. Although she didn't have much more than a pile of rusty metal, nothing could stop Hillary from achieving her plan. She channeled her sorrow into a Turbinetroinc that would allow her to bring back what she had lost, her parents and the crew. Hillary was determined, proud, and perhaps a little too focused on making the machine work to consider the ethical implications of an enersense soul swap. This isn't surprising considering someone with her passion. After two months, Hillary knew the machine was almost ready. Now only if she had some volunteers to test it out... Welcome to the Eccentric Electric Company.