A few important and serious changes.

You begin with her age. Instead of being born in December of 1975, you make it December of 1986.

You have her develop fully, and in your view perfectly, by the time she is fifteen, when you have her begin movie work and work with the WWE. You have articles show up online where her parents signed wavers to allow it.

You then give her a resistance to injury, never getting hurt in the dangerous work of wrestling. You also give her near total control of her body. She has to work for it, but she is able to maintain great physical condition regardless of age. And you make her strong, always surprisingly strong for her compact frame.

You then make her age a bit slower, where she will maintain a youthful appearance. Perhaps looking 20 or 21 at 30 or so, and maybe 25 years old at 40. And she will keep this up, still looking no more than 40 when she is 60.

And then you start her work in 2001, when Trish is 15. You give her at times sexy but never sexual work. Some subtle sensuality, and some sexuality, never sex and rare nudity. The heavy stuff can wait until she is of age.

You have her start in the WWE as she did, as a valet and eye candy with just a little ring work. Her body looks great, but it is nonsexual and clothed work.

Nudity and sex is growing common in the WWE, and all you do for now is the occasional brief glimpse of her topless. But she looks amazing, as always.

You also give her three serious movie credits, as a teenager that looks like an adult. First in Swordfish, as one of the women who hangs out with the criminals, just looking good and being a part of a beautiful background.

Next you give her a similar background role in The Fast and the Furious, as a beautiful young woman in a bikini who starts the races. Not much of a role, but in a popular movie, and you show off her beauty for several seconds alone on screen. Something actors really need when getting going.

Lastly you put her in the first Lord of the Rings movie, in a non-sexual role as the elf who accompanied the fellowship of the ring. Making the role female rather than effeminate male.

Trish looks great in the role, and you make sure critical response is even better than with the original actor. She doesn’t win major awards, but she does win praise and accolades.

You save and wrap up her 2001, then get ready for the next year.