Claire Forlani as Bella ZiBarb (Beelzebub), in 'Twin Flames'

Bella ZiBarb (Beelzebub) Character Description for "Twin Flames"

Bella ZiBarb is the lead female role and is a pure spirit of love and compassion for humanity. She was once “The Queen of Heaven”, sitting at Jehovah’s throne as his wife, and the mother of Adam and Eve. She has a strong devoted love for her children and gives them everything she feels they need in love and spirituality. Bella disobeys Jehovah’s commandment, “No angel shall interfere with mankind”, and eventually confesses to Jehovah that she loves her children too much to stop mothering them when in a heated argument with Jehovah. Bella argues that she doesn’t want to see her children as servants like herself and all other angels in Heaven, and that they should be free to live as they will; free to flourish and prosper as individuals. Jehovah agrees to give her children “free will” but banishes Bella from his kingdom for defying his law. Now Bella must exist eternally as appearing only as human as mankind and not having angelic influence on them. She has fallen into a deep dark depression of guilt and grief because Eve, her first daughter, has hated her enough to make Bella appear as the evil one who is set to destroy mankind. Bella continues to love mankind, forgiving them endlessly for their hatred and misunderstanding of her for billions of years she has existed. When Bella hears Steven’s call to her, she immediately has compassion for him and works to save his life. She feels that he doesn’t deserve this life he has been given, and wants to save one of her children from a torment that she knows he doesn’t deserve. Throughout working to save Steven, she sees many similarities of Adam and Jesus in him, two of her most understanding and loving children, and begins to have confusion. Bella notices Steven’s light of love, and how he only wants love in his life, and love to give. She feels infinite compassion for his life’s miseries, and devotes her whole being into saving him; forgetting everything else she has planned to accomplish. She eventually realizes that she is falling in love with him, which sets her into more tormented confusion. Bella doesn’t want to disobey Jehovah more than she already has, and she knows how naive mankind is to her as being the evil one, so she uses that to her advantage to scare Steven off, even though she doesn’t want him to leave her. Bella begins to feel torment for him leaving her but she feels she is doing Jehovah’s will when she doesn’t have influence on him anymore. When Steven comes back to proclaim his love for her, this sets her in a tailspin of torture of not wanting to defy Jehovah anymore. But she can’t help herself, she has found the only man who will accept her for who she truly is, and is eternally devoted to him for saving her from her damnation. She then realizes, when Steven saves her, it was Jehovah’s plan all along.