Worst: At her worst, Angie is manipulative and somewhat selfish. She weasels her way into a position of power and uses her connection to Atua in order to get what she wants. She has a complete lack of respect for personal boundaries because of her own loneliness, and she clings to her entitlement so that people will stay with her. Lastly, as pointed out by much of the class, she's escapist, retreating from reality into the place she feels best and refusing to confront her own personal problems.

Best: At her best, Angie is joyful, playful, and energetic, bringing life into any situation. She's surprisingly objective and willing to do what must be done to reach the truth, even if it means suspecting her friends. She desires to use her religion to comfort those who are hurting, and is actually quite good at it. She herself is talented at understanding the human mind and what makes people tick. In particular, she's effective at understanding the root of people's internal struggles.