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Calyxandra Alizaveta Morgan (Middle Name Pronounced Elizabeth) was born on January 19th, 1989. Calyxandra was born to Emily Prentiss and Derek Morgan. Born on base in Paris, France. Calyxandra granted duel citizenship to both the United States and France. The day that Calyxandra was born, Emily was going by the name Elizabeth Armstrong. Elizabeth Armstrong was an alias created by Jennifer Jareau one of Emily's best friends. She was also Calyxandra's godmother. Emily whom people knew as Elizabeth wasn't your typical mother, she was in hiding. After escaping with the help of SSA Aaron Hotchner and SSA Jennifer Jareau whom faked her death. Emily hid the truth from Derek Morgan that she was pregnant at the time of her attack against Ian Doyle. Almost loosing the baby, Emily vowed that she would do anything that she could to protect her child. Include going into hiding until the B.A.U would track down Ian Doyle. While nobody, but Aaron and Jennifer knew that Emily was actually alive. Things went exactly how Emily pictured them. She gave …show more content…

Until she was 7 years old, Calyxandra spent the summers in Paris with her mother. While the rest of the year her father and his new wife Savannah had her. Calyxandra loved Savannah like she was her mother, even though she knew that she wasn't. Right before Calyxandra was to go back to Paris for summer vacation her mother called off the trip. Calyxandra was heart broken and it was the last time she had spent any time with her mother until she was 16 years old. Over the next 8 years of her life Calyxandra had changed a lot, she loved her father more than anything. He was her hero the one that protected innocent people from bad men. During middle school was when Calyxandra had started acting out. She had started getting into trouble in ways that Derek himself couldn't even fix. On the verge of giving up he got the idea to have Jack Hotchner to come and try to take some sense into

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This shows that Emily had a connection with Homer’s disappearance, as it was the last place he was seen. If this information was given to the police they would have investigated Emily’s house and found Homer Barron’s body, as it was located in a room upstairs “one room in that region above stairs which no one had seen in forty years”(Faulkner 56). The housewives may have not thought anything, or said anything of it, due to the housewives describing Emily as weak and harmless which was situationally ironic as in reality she was a cold blooded killer. Yet, if the housewives had not made the choice to keep the “gossip” about Emily’s life to themselves, she may have been caught as a murderer or found Homer Barron while he was alive. In some cases there is no physical outcome to choices, but instead an inner revelation.

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