Shannon van Zieks (WIP)

Shannon van Zieks

Shannon van Zieks
Occupation	Court reporter
Biological Information
Reckoned birth year(s)?	19th century
Documented age range	30*
Last known status	Alive
Eye color	Emerald
Hair color	Strawberry blonde
Height	5'6"; 172 cm
Associates
Family	Barok van Zieks (husband, prosecutor for her trial) Callaghan family Keenan Callaghan (brother) Iris Wilson (niece)
Friends	Herlock Sholmes (Iris' foster father)
Affiliates	Kazuma Asogi (Barok's apprentice)
Aliases/Nickname
The Knaves of Callaghan Fifi Fluff
Voice Claim
English	Saoirse Ronan
Japanese	Yumiri Hanamori

Shannon Eva van Zieks (née Callaghan) is a fan character for the The Great Ace Attorney game. She was a court reporter.

Shannon was born into the wealthy, Irish family Callaghan, as the second child of the family. She was shown to have close bonds with her three siblings. They were called The Grand Four of Callaghan because of their extraordinary skills and infamous for their pride as the Inheritors of Emerald. Not to mention that they were compatible with each other.

Reaper of the Bailey

wip.

Inheritors of Emerald

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Shannon's personality is equally as intriguing. She is diligent and intelligent, with a strong sense of determination and loyalty. Shannon is caring, often resembling a doting parent, and will go out of her way to help those she cares about. She can be overbearing at times, but this is only because she wants to make sure everyone is taken care of.

Shannon is easy-going and can adapt to almost any situation, but she can also appear cold and distant at times. Despite this, she is a curious person who enjoys learning and exploring new ideas.

• Shannon is a lovely combination of the Irish name Sionainn, meaning "possessor of wisdom," and the phrase sean-amhan, meaning "old river." Together, they form the intriguing meaning of "wise river." River Shannon is also the longest river in the British Isles, adding to its natural grace.
• Eva is the Latinate counterpart of English Eve, derived from a Hebrew name meaning "life" or "living one".
• Her maiden surname, Callaghan, is an Anglicised form of the Gaelic O' Ceallachain meaning "contention or strife", or now thought to be a much older word meaning "bright-headed".

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