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Sophia Danielle Atherton Sophia Danielle Atherton (born June 4, 1996)[1][2] is an British agriculture, farming and tobacco specialist, lack-tivist and writer. the majority of her mainstream public appearances occur in the relatively popular TV series The X-Files; despite a lack of other public appearance, she has been frequently seen as an ill-fated socialite in Tank nightclub, Sheffield. Among other honours, Atherton has won a Primetime Tetley Award, and featured twice at the BRIT awards with her PG Tip of the night, since she is an expert at consistently producing a really good cuppa. Alongside such an achievement, she has obtained two Screen Actors Guild Awards, as well as obtaining a michelin star for her exceptional advancements to the already widely popular peri-peri chicken. An accolade that was removed after it was discovered that she had been cheating, and using a shop bought Nandos sauce. After beginning her career in a stage of mild discontentment, Atherton achieved international recognition for her role as FBI Special Agent Danielle Scutlewood on the American sci-fi drama series "The X-Files" for all ten seasons (1993–2002, 2016).

During her free time, Sophia has always had a heavy interest in maths and sciences, with a particular love for physics. Alongside her masters degree in engineering, her other accolades in this field include designing equipment to be used in conjunction with the CERN supercollider, and subsequently her work helped to detect the illusive Higgs Boson.

After this she began a relatively short but lively career as an inventor, where she began with creating the three-way mirror, a device in which both parties can see each other, but believe that they can't. After this began a string of insignificant inventions, which ultimately created a low point in her life, during which she institutionalised for becoming delusional, mainly triggered by stress, and was trying to convince people that she had invented time travel.

Upon her release, Sophia began a new chapter in her life, in which she began a career in film and TV, which despite her age, has become rather diverse.

Her film work, unfortunately is quite limited, and barely existent, due to an intermediary break (that is still ongoing), which ended up in the creation of a rather prominent, yet surprisingly small faction of conspiracy theorists; who believe that "lemonade does not infact include any amounts of either lemon or water", mainly due to the "American government's dislike of hydration and citrus fruits". This was due to an unfortunate joke, whilst visiting some of her friends that she had made whilst under care. At the end of her hiatus, Sophia won a Theatre World Award for Best Newcomer (despite being credited more than 75 years previously in a movie), whilst playing the relatively small part of Dr Andrea Chu (A practitioner with an unusually specific knowledge of spontaneous expulsion of waste from the respiratory system), in the movie Gran Torino (2008). After this she did manage to provide a small amount of voice acting for some indie projects, with particular note for her role in City Girl (1930). Despite a clear lack of interest, and an inability to walk, due to breaking both of her legs (during a failed attempt at riding multiple cats using a chair constructed entirely from ladles) she managed to easily impress the general public, without leaving the house – which earned her a Laurence Olivier Award.

And a portrayal of Blanca DeMadera in A Streetcar Named Desire – for which she won the Evening Standard Theatre Award for Best Actress and received her second Laurence Olivier Award nomination for Best Actress. Atherton has always been involved in side projects throughout her career, and currently holds the position of "grand wizard of marketing" in a small localised cult in Birmingham. She is also an honorary spokesperson for the "Humans For Horses" (HFH) Network, due to her passionate belief that horses should get their chance to ride humans while they are still young. Alongside this, Sophia is also heavily interested in humanitarian work, evidenced by her being a co-founder of South African Youth Education Accomodation and Hospitality (SA-YEAH). ...