I think she gets more of a kick out of it than the guys do.  I think she likes the fact that she has these powers that she can apply makeup with a touch of her hand, that she can change her nail colour, that she, you know, she uses it very frivolously, she's not like saving the world here.  Max, of course, saves human beings and I'm changing my lipcolour but it's more of this like...I think it's just this, you know, feeling of...I used to compare her to...people all have this, have powers inside of them, you know, have confidence, things inside them that they don't show, that they don't let out, have things that make them unique and special and wonderful that they're constantly hiding in high school especially.  And with Isabel I think that she knows that there's something special about her and she wants it to show, you know?  Of course, she can't go around opening doors and stuff in front of, you know, people that shouldn't know about it.  In a way I think she really likes that Liz and Maria know that she can do this in front of them and she can kind of prove her uniqueness.

The show starts with Max saving Liz - that was the first episode.  And where it's gone from there is that it's become...obviously a lot more problems have evolved since then - we used to lead a very nice, normal existence with our little secret but now there's just total chaos, all the time something's happening.  And basically we're slowly letting more people into our circle - with Liz and Liz's best friend Maria knowing and then their best friend Alex knowing - and it's becoming this group of people who are sort of fighting for the truth, you know?  I think that Liz and Maria and Alex care about our secret too and care that we find the truth.  That's sort of where it's going, I think.  Plus we deal with all the, you know, human sort of side of it, which is the love stories and the friendships forming and the respect.