In Euro, within Neil's parents mansion, we are all very familiar with Ann, the girl who has met with Jackal and uses this to manipulate Will into giving her apples, only to find out that he honestly cares for Kara, and awards his loyalty with a red jewel.
So, my question is, exactly who is Ann? For the longest time I assumed that she must have some relation to Neil and his family, even going so far to assume that they were siblings, though she remains in the mansion even following the "death" of her parents. As time went on I began to assume she was something of a housekeeper or caretaker.
What we do know is that Rolek is a world power holder. It is the legitimate face of the slave trade. In the end, Neil's parents (who we could perhaps assume are the public relations of the slave trade) were sold out in some way, shape, or form, by the other members of the slave trade, and killed. For whatever reason, two members of the Moon Tribe appeared in Euro and took on the form of Neil's parents, and the public assumed that they were still living. Business continued as usual, the Rolek executives still dealt with clients looking for labor. It was not until the apparent death of the parents was uncovered and Neil took control of the business that things began to change.
My point is, alive, dead, or Moon Tribe, Neil's parents are very important figures in the world of Illusion of Gaia, and just as well, they hold life threatening secrets. Anyone who would be living in their house as Ann was would have to be someone of equal significance or at least a family member.
I can guess that the programmers and writers did not have enough time left to give Ann an accurate reaction to the death of Neil's parents, and honestly, it was always very chilling to me that she remained in the mansion following the events that took place there. And her promise to take care of Kara seems to matter much less once the party has left Euro (even more so once the Jackal is killed)
So, to sum up. Just who exactly is Ann?
Sorry if this topic has already been asked, or for any spelling errors. I didn't take very much time to do my research.








