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Landon Davidson
Landon Davidson is a private investigator in Odyssey. He
comes from a long line of criminals. He investigated a Odyssey Bank
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Laura Schmidt
Laura Schmidt has a husband, Steven, a son, Danny, and a
daughter in heaven, Billie. |
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Lawrence Hodges
Lawrence is known to have a wild imagination that
usually, if not always, gets him into trouble. He mostly hangs out with
Jimmy Barclay ever since the episode Wonderworld, even though he
seems to be quite a bit younger, being that Jimmy has babysat him
several times. And sometimes he gets a little upset when Jimmy doesn't
let him stay up until eleven.
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Len
Barclay
Len Barclay's personal history is largely a mystery
before he came to Odyssey, but it is clear that escapism was a major
part of his life. Eventually, after a few months of hanging out with
what they saw as a questionable group of friends, his parents, not
knowing exactly what he was doing except that he had "changed" and begun
to act even more secretively, convinced him to visit his cousins in
Odyssey, in hopes that the town would be "healthy" for him. Len only
appears once in Odyssey during his visit with the Barclays. |
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Leon Wankel
Leon Wankel is the owner and operator of Wankel
Automotive. He is known for his honesty and fair pricing. |
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Leonard Meltsner
Leonard is the father of Eugene Meltsner and Everett
Meltsner. Leonard was a famous archaeologist, describing himself at
one point as one of the most successful in the world. He and his wife
Thelma Meltsner were held captive by Dalton Kearn at an archaeological
dig for twenty years. Leonard was thought to be dead for twenty years
until Eugene and Katrina Meltsner found proof of him being alive while
they were on a trip to Africa, discovering his work with
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Lester
Lester is a mentally challenged man who was good friends
with Ernest McAlister before he died. He used to hide in the old
McAlister mansion before the Washington family moved in. He also had an
imaginary dog named Ralph, he kept the dog for comfort, protection and
friendship but the dog had a sad ending when he got hit by a car. Lester
also has a fear of needles. |
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Lilly Graham
Dr. Lilly Graham is a family doctor living in Odyssey.
She is know to be strict with the medical care she provides, and she
occasionally helps those in need in other countries. She is said to be a
very "persuasive" woman in her dealings. |
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Lisa Mulligan
Together, the Mulligans have a farm with exotic animals
which they rescued after the Connellsville Zoo closed. Lisa is very
animal friendly, thus, a vegetarian. She is blind, but that doesn't get
her down. She's a very gentle, welcoming person, though her cousin Nick
challenged her greatly.
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Liz Horton
Not many people tell Liz Horton what to
do. Liz often lets her emotional get the best of her, and she acts with
her heart instead of her head. In fact, once she almost lost her best
friend Mandy because of it. But when her father lost his job and they
ended up homeless, Liz began to soften up. Liz is a bit of a tomboy who
loves the mall, writing for the school newspaper and, of course, a good
argument.
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Lucia Ortaga
Lucia is a very caring grandmother and cares deeply about
her family with a tendency to adore her grandchildren, the Parker kids
in particular. She is very passionate about Mexican culture and likes to
teach her grandchildren about their heritage.
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Lucy Cunningham-Schultz Davis
Lucy is bright and sincere in her Christian beliefs. So
sincere, in fact, that those beliefs often get her into lots of trouble.
That—and the fact that she is an investigative reporter for her school
newspaper, The Odyssey Owl. The story of her hyphenated last name is
explained in The Truth About Zachary.
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