Who am I supposed to be today?

Finding out that the secret government agency that recruited you to work for them isnÙt quite what you thought could leave you in a moral quandary. Having your fiancee killed when he finds out information makes life seem a heck of a lot more life or death serious. These are the sorts of things Sydney Bristow was faced with in just the first damn episode. From there the whole world of espionage and counter espionage just exploded from week to week across our screens. Alias is in most cases both unpredictable as well and intriguing, lies within lies, and truths hidden so deep it takes years for them to surface.

some of them merely covers for who she really is. With friends that she must keep safe by keeping them ignorant of her true identity she attempts to live a normal life that acts as a counterpoint to the assignments she carries out for SD6.. a groups she is lead to believe are a discrete section of the CIA..when in actual fact they are the bad guys. Caught in a situation where she cannot leave but hates to stay she finds a solution. One that she later finds is the same as her fathers. A father she had previously been estranged from but now shares a common bond.

Having undergone torture, and physically demanding and mentally challenging situations Sydney finds it isnÙt all in fact about her. It is all in the genes and a man from the distant past predicted the way things would come to pass. Now it is up to those that are the good guys to save the world from those that are bad. Biggest problem is staying alive long enough to do that.

This section is still under construction so many of the links are pretty damn dead. This is a rather large project we have undertaken (and if we donÙt stop thinking of new fandoms to add it might never stop growing).