Angelina is a character in the TV series “Manifest,” which follows the passengers and crew of Montego Air Flight 828 after they mysteriously disappear for five and a half years and then suddenly reappear. Throughout the series, Angelina plays a significant role in the lives of the passengers, particularly in the latter half of season two.
In the beginning, Angelina is introduced as a young woman who is struggling to make ends meet. She lives in a small apartment with her father and sister, and works as a bartender at a local bar. After encountering Zeke Landon, a fellow passenger on Flight 828 who has also returned from a prolonged disappearance, Angelina becomes obsessed with the idea of finding her own purpose in life. She begins to experience visions and other strange phenomena that she believes are connected to her experience on the flight.
As the season progresses, Angelina becomes increasingly erratic and unstable. She kidnaps Cal Stone, one of the passengers from Flight 828, in an attempt to use him as leverage to gain access to the plane’s wreckage. She believes that the wreckage holds the key to her destiny and is willing to do whatever it takes to uncover the truth. Her actions put her at odds with the other passengers, who view her as a threat.
Eventually, it is revealed that Angelina has been working with a shadowy organization known as the X’ers. The X’ers are a group of people who have also experienced mysterious disappearances and reappearances, and they are searching for answers just like the passengers of Flight 828. Angelina believes that the X’ers can help her uncover the truth about her visions and experiences, and she joins their cause.
In the season two finale, it is revealed that the X’ers are responsible for a number of nefarious activities, including the theft of medical supplies from a local hospital. The passengers of Flight 828 team up with the authorities to put an end to the X’ers’ plans. During the final confrontation, Angelina is shot and killed while attempting to protect a young girl who is caught in the crossfire.
Angelina’s death is a tragic end to her story, but it serves as a reminder of the dangers of obsession and the consequences of putting one’s own desires above the safety of others. Her character arc also highlights the impact that the experience of Flight 828 has had on the passengers, and the lengths that some of them will go to in order to uncover the truth about their disappearance and reappearance.
