Esme Frost

Esme Frost is a character on The Gifted. She, along with her identical sisters Sophie and Phoebe, are telepathic mutants who share a hive mind-like connection.

She joined the Mutant Underground as a refugee and secretly manipulated it into helping her free her sisters from the custody of Sentinel Services.

Relatives

 * Sophie Frost (triplet sister)
 * Phoebe Frost (triplet sister)

Powers
Telepathic Hive Mind: Esme and her sisters share a linked hive mind, which allows them to share thoughts, and communicate and maintain a continuous telepathic connection over great distances. The link is strongest when they are in close physical proximity, and their collective mind also allows for increased telepathic power and shared intellect. When the girls use their telepathy, their eyes glow bright blue, and they glow even more when acting under the hive mind.

Telepathy: Esme and her sisters possess the ability to read minds and project their thoughts to others. They are able to analyze people's memories and influence minds, as seen when Esme implanted a vivid nightmare into Polaris' mind while she slept. Though each of the sisters possesses their own individual telepathy, their telepathic abilities are greater when the girls are together.


 * Mind Control: Esme and her sisters have shown the ability to control multiple people's minds at the same time, as demonstrated when they forced several Sentinel Services agents to kill their fellow agents and themselves.


 * Pain Inducement: Esme and her sisters can induce mental pain, as shown when they rendered two Sentinel Services agents writhing on the ground, cluthing their heads in pain.

Empathy: Esme and her sisters possess limited empathic abilities as Esme could read Chloe Tan's emotions, sensing a lot of need and pain.
 * Psychosomatic Symptoms: Esme and her sisters have the ability to influence the minds of others to produce a series of illusory psychosomatic actions that cause the body to react as if it were actually physically experiencing it. For example, they have shown to be able to induce an interruption of the respiratory tract by telling their victim to "stop breathing".