Editing LJ Folger (section)

== Personality ==
Initially shy, LJ was a reserved member of First but paid close attention to what occurred around her; particularly pertaining to the status of Layton's murder investigation. Later, her dark, sadistic personality would emerge, wherein Layton realised that LJ herself had castrated Sean Wise for no apparent reason other than pleasure. After she was found out, she acted aggressively and attempted to hurt Layton.

Despite the connection between her and Erik, when LJ heard of his death, she began to fake cries as a way to cover up her guilt, whilst giving a snide smirk behind her grieving parent's back.<ref name="s1e04" />

LJ appears to be a psychopath, feeling no remorse or care for her actions and manipulating all around her to her own ends. As revealed by her mother, as a 7-year old child, LJ poked out her father's left eye with a fork in a fit of temper. She subsequently is shown to enjoy playing with the glass eye he got as a replacement in her mouth.<ref name="s1e05">''[[Justice Never Boarded]]''</ref> This, ironically, leads to her accidental death when LJ plays with the eye again as an act of self-comfort and chokes on it.<ref name="Sinners" />

Despite her demeanor, LJ is not completely emotionless as seen with her reaction to [[Miss Audrey]] singing about unrequited love. However, she quickly composed herself before anyone noticed.<ref name="universe" /> She also genuinely appears to love Oz, although she is unwilling to let that love get in the way of her ambitions for power. In contrast, Oz lacks her sheer ambition and becomes more and more fearful of LJ and her actions following her murder of [[Kevin McMahon]], siding with Layton against Wilford even when LJ joins Wilford's side.

After Wilford's exile and as the separation of the two trains, LJ appears to be left despondent as her plans come to nothing and Oz decides to go to New Eden without her when LJ refuses to join him. As a result, LJ's own selfishness and hunger for power leaves her alone with no one who cares about her, something that, although she tries to hide it, clearly bothers LJ who rather unconvincingly insists that she's a survivor and will come out on top with LJ crying in a rare act of genuine sadness once Oz is gone.<ref name="Sinners" />