So, I'm not sure why, but I'm totally obsessed with Kaorinite from Sailor moon, season 3 (I think). She has red flowing hair and died twice. She is an assistant and pawn to Dr. Tomoe and was killed first by the Sailor Scouts and then by Mistress 9.

Kaori Awakens

Kaorinite woke slowly, and rather painfully. Her head ached and her body felt numb, almost non-existent.

She looked around and realized some sort of electrical caging surrounded her and the medical bed she was lying on. She didn't dare touch it after her last experience with the punch of an electrical shock. One that killed her, or so she thought.

"Tell me," a deep voice questioned, "Have I wasted my time saving you?" A tall, thin, man seemed to appear out of nowhere. Though the electrical prison blurred her vision, it looked like we wore a white dress suit, which covered all of his body, including a matching pair of gloves and boots. He was young, or rather so, with long wavy golden hair that almost reached his knees.

A pair of glasses sat on his nose, but could not hide his deep blue eyes.

"I…" Kaori tried, but her throat felt full. The man cocked an eyebrow, but didn't say anything else. Then he did something she couldn't have predicted. He smiled. In that instant, though she couldn't stand the thought, her icy heart, filled with hate, despair and heart-break, seemed to soften- if only a bit. His eyes seemed to look inside her, into her body, soul and heart. It almost made her want to grin.

He leaned over, so his chin was only inches away from the surrounding cage of electricity, "I knew somebody as beautiful as you couldn't be all bad."

Then he turned and disappeared, but not before flipping a switch and causing the cage around her to die away.

Hesitantly, she sat up, moaning at the pounding in her head. She glanced at her body, finding that she was dressed in a dark green frock, which fell loosely around her hips. She shook her head and was happy to see her long head of hair drop down.

She then examined the room. Counters lined the wall, as well as a string of cabinet. It looked like a laboratory, but cleaner then the ones she's seen before. There were beakers and test tubes sitting in certain places, and they were so clean the light in the room shone off them.

She stood up, gasping as her legs gave out from under her. She heard a crash, as well as glass breaking and two strong arms caught her before she could hit the ground.

The man looked worried, but his smile was soothing. "If you are uncomfortable, I can surely locate you another bed, but I don't suggest you stand just yet." She didn't reply, but let him lead her back to the metal bed, spotting a cracked tray covered by glass debris and broken cookies, lying in a heap on the floor.

"Why?" she questioned, half-glaring at him. "Why have you brought me back? To help you with some selfish purpose."

"Not at all," he reassured, though she didn't believe it. She tugged away from his gentle hands, "Am I some pawn in your game?"

"You are a person, not a pawn. And if I said you were, would you just do as I say?" he asked, leaning forward, "You know, you shouldn't do everything your told."

"I don't. Except for someone I loved."

"Dr. Tomoe? You can't be serious." Realizing how much he'd offended her, he remarked quietly, "He just doesn't seem worthy of your company."

"And you know me enough to decide that?" she shot at him.

"Well, I am trying," he replied back.

"And failing," she hissed. But upon seeing the disappointment and regret in his face, she sighed, "What should I call you?"

He bent down and began to pick up the mess of glass and food, "Dr. Samdon Obei."

"Dr.?" she asked. "A title I recently inquired," he said proudly. "Are you hungry?"

"Only mildly," she replied, "Here, let me help you with that." Apparently forgetting about her lack of leg muscle, Kaori stood, and fell to the floor. She was quickly in his arms. He picked her up and carried her to the door.