Elli Grace Fuller Character Analysis

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Character Sketch Elli Grace Fuller is a Nurse at Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, Indiana, she has gorgeous red curly hair, full of volume, like a model’s hair you would see in a magazine. Her hair is about waist length. She has a smile that is contagious, whenever she smiles and wave at someone passing by her they always smile and wave back. When Elli Grace is having a bad day talking with her friends at work always cheers her up. Her eyes are shiny and blue, like a diamond. Her eyes will also remind you of a jewel that shines, and sparkles in the sun. Her clothes look like designer clothing, she always smells good like a vanilla candle. She doesn’t like to wear makeup because she feels like it hides the beauty that God has given her.

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