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- Laurie is a second-generation mutant. Her father, Sean Garrison, from whom she received her power, used his power to manipulate people and get money, fame, and women. Laurie's mother Gail was one of these women, and stayed with him until the day his power stopped working on her because she was pregnant with his child. Leaving him after learning what had happened, she raised Laurie alone. Laurie, realizing her mother had been hurt, became a quiet loner, until one day, while on vacation, she suddenly became very popular due to the emergence of her power. Her mother (who was immune to her pheromones), realized this, and tried to talk her down gently, but Laurie became scared of what she could do and ended up even more withdrawn than before.
- "Wallflower" is the seventh episode of the fourth season of Fringe.
- Laurie Collins is a student of the X-Men.
- Wallflower (Laurie Collins) is a superheroine in the Marvel Universe and a member of the New Mutants.
- Lily is the only child of super-heroes Falcon and Tabby Cat. At age nine, she and her friends found out what their parents really did for a living. After manifesting their own powers, the group began trying their hands at super-heroics in secret, causing their parents to send them to Whateley. Lily transferred as a sophomore, making her part of the class of 2009. Lily initially wanted to use the handle "Tiger Lily", but that was vetoed by her mother for including Lily's real name.
- Little wallflower at the back of the roomSitting pretty, waiting to bloomWatching the others in their gaietyDreaming of tiny steps to spontaneity If you have something to say, say itBut even when you do, you delay itSitting in the back all aloneWhere have you hidden your backbone? You wait it out until that perfect silenceThe challenge, the defianceOf delivering the right answerWhen everyone else just stands there But it seems it will never comeYou'd rather they think you were dumbInstead of watching the heads turn And feeling your throat burn And thatmy friends is a spectacle
- There she is. This girl is so unfamiliar, and she looks so out of place. She looks to be either a well-developed seventeen year old or deceptively in her early twenties. Her blonde hair is neatly styled into pretty little ringlets and her green eyes peer nervously around. Lights blink and flash rhythmically to the music. She waits, and despite being so beautiful, she stands alone in her somewhat old-fashioned little black dress, her knees nervously pinned together. She bites her bottom lip, occasionally glancing to the clock. She seems shy and quiet, yet hopeful at the same time, waiting for someone to dance with.
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