Half witch and half whitelighter, Paige is the little, long lost half-sister of the Charmed Ones and the daughter from Patty and her lover whitelighter, Sam. After Prue's sudden death, Paige experienced the missing part of her life with her half-sisters and her powers. When she was first introduced to the idea of having two witch half sisters, the idea of witchcraft and them being the most powerful witch of all times, she was skeptical, exactly how Prue had behaved when Phoebe told them they had powers. Being the late developer, she has to do a lot of catching up and was constantly annoyed at the fact that Piper expect her to be like Prue, a super witch who knows everything, when she would rather spend her time drawing. Piper and Paiges relationship suffered deeply and they never really hit off well, until they were forced to work together to save their sister, Phoebe, from becoming another doll collection of The Collector. Paige was living happily with her boyfriend, in her messy apartment and working as a counselor at the South Bay Social Services, until she was called upon to fight evil. She had some rebellious years when she was a teenager, another similarity she had with Prue, but eventually grow up to be an upright yet rash counselor after the death of her beloved foster parents. Life was never easy for her, for she had to slowly pick herself up when her parents died and fight for her future. However, her love life was no any better from her sisters, although she was spared from the different love trials her sisters, Prue, Piper and Phoebe, faced. In season 4, Paige always had the ability to telekinetic orb things, an "heritage" ability of Prue and to orb her, which is the ability of a whitelighter. It was this ability that saved her from the horrible car crash, which killed her parents. In season 4, Paige experienced a lot of upper level demonic attacks, which probably explains why her powers grew faster than her sisters did. By the middle of season 4, she was able to orb herself from place to place at will, to heal and to sense for someone.