Delilah
Delilah is a clone made from a combination of Demona and Elisa's DNA by Sevarius for Thailog.
History
Unlike the other Clones, Delilah was made without Demona's knowledge; Thailog had already decided that Demona was too violent and unpredictable to make a viable ally for long, and therefore wanted a new mate as a successor to her when the time came to break with her. He therefore had Sevarius create Delilah for this purpose. (His choice of originals for his new mate suggests that Thailog has something of an Oedipus complex).
After Demona protested Thailog's decision to kill the captive Angela at Coney Island, he decided that the time had come to reveal Delilah to her. This revelation proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back, as Demona released the Manhattan Clan and then sought out vengeance upon Thailog for piling insult upon betrayal by mixing her genes with Elisa's. In the battle that followed, Angela defeated Delilah, who afterwards went to live in the Labyrinth with the other Clones. ("The Reckoning")
After being rejected by Angela, Brooklyn began making a move to ask Delilah out, only to have Goliath ask the clone to accompany him to a Halloween party instead. (Invitation Only) Her appearance at the party leads Thailog to lead an attack on Wyvern with the Clones in order to "reclaim" her, as well as to extract DNA samples from the members of the Manhattan clan. At the end of the battle, Delilah is presented with the choice of allying with Thailog or not, and she chooses to return to the Labyrinth with the other Clones except Brentwood. (Bash)
Delilah will eventually find a mate of her own, and will become the ancestor of Delilah. Near the end of Bash, Brooklyn sees Delilah and Malibu holding each other affectionately, which may be taken to suggest an emerging, romantic link between the two.
Characteristics
Delilah is mostly a clone of Demona, with a little of Elisa's DNA thrown in for "cosmetic" differences. Like all gargoyles, she turns to stone during the day.
Unlike other female gargoyles, Delilah's eyes glow white, instead of red. Likewise, the male clones', including Thailog's, eyes glow red instead of white.
Real World Background
Delilah was named after the infamous woman who betrayed Samson to the Philistines (Judges 16: 4-20), and who has since become a byword for female treachery and seductiveness; doubtless, this was in Thailog's mind when he chose her name, particularly the seductiveness. The name also has some similarities to both "Demona" and "Elisa". It's not a perfect blending of the two, but Thailog isn't called "Htailog" either.
Behind the Scenes
Voice Actor: Salli Richardson
