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BELIAL.

wanna bewitch you in the moonlight
Roleplay Type(s)
STAY AWAKE // A NEW NIGHTMARE
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"Carving away our fingerprints out of our fingertips until they're smooth
Lie awake ; I sleep awake
"



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TW: For Aylin’s nightmare, acts of violence, descriptions of dead bodies, and acts of revenge.









Aylin Yıldırım
















#DoNotForgive




#TheBully










♡coded by uxie♡


♡coded by uxie♡
Character Age: 23
Role: Bully
Faceclaim: Bahar Sahin
Pitch/Idea, Alyin wasn’t the only one inflicted with unforgiving dreams and violence bleached into the fabric of her subconscious, but— there was a particular wanting in her revenge. Twisted and malformed; a growing creature in the lines of her dreaming world; ever hungry and ever damning. All because she lost someone special and irrepealable — her girlfriend. She didn’t go missing; she was murdered, and someone needed to be responsible. It wasn’t enough for Aylin, one person couldn’t be responsible for the massive paranoia and delusion induced in the town. There was something deeper, the cause? The five. The five who were at the centre of every tragedy rotated in rumours, and Aylin knows in her heart that the five of them opened a door that shouldn’t have been opened. She holds them accountable in a misguided sense of justice and will make them miserable. No matter the means.

Every good thing? She’ll ruin it.

Every dream? She’ll make sure there’s a nightmare waiting as its counterpart.

Aylin is filled with rage that cannot be quenched and her bonds to the cast will reflect it. She’s the coming of the stake and will twist that for her amusement; glee and incomprehensible hurt that drowns her heart.

Occupation: Fashion Model, for both home and alethic wear,
POB: (Place of Birth) Springwood
Current Residence: NY

Personality Traits:

Determination:
Holding hate this long is an art form and Aylin tunes that like an elegant violin — tightening the bow in remorse and acrimony. Her determination manifests in more ways than just holding grudges. Her will to ascend and her ambitions are the light of her soul. She refuses to back down, cold trails are not just cold in her hands and she’s unflappable in her faith.

Butterfly: She’s a social butterfly unfurling her wings, and representing herself as the “pretty one,” batting her eyelashes and working any system to her advantage. Social charisma includes that in the vastness of her web, knowing how to connect or build necessary bridges to cross. It’s not always a guarantee — build the social currency, and she plans to spend that on someone’s downfall.

Loyalty: Like a glittery foundation, she wears that proudly, illuminating the ties she keeps but concealing so much more underneath. It’s not a trait many would associate with her. The ride-or-die is furthest from her personality category, but she’s willing to compensate those who help her. She’s protective of her helpful flock; spinning her fingers to ease discomfort and sow obedience where she can. Aylin cannot fathom throwing someone under the bus who helped her (another surprise).

Uninhibited: Aylin’s a free spirit, liberated in her motivations and arming herself with self-confidence. She’s unapologetic in the way she behaves, shredding all her morals and pursuing what matters to her. This can be inclusive towards cockiness and confidence, but it’s so much more than that: it’s this unmistakable certainty she’s right. Society nor the authorities can dim that for her; choosing to defy it each day she wakes up and in her own dreams. She wants something? She’s getting it.

Obsessive: A dog with a bone or more so, a chain attached to her collar. It chokes her every so often with the impulse to meddle and remain on target with her goals. She isn’t giving up, never. It does not matter if that’s a detriment to herself or other people in her vicinity. She’ll keep holding that goal close, burning herself up and letting it swallow her whole.

Interests: Aylin is interested in art, museums, history, the socialite life or becoming a media darling; endeavouring to become socially powerful enough to eclipse the town in her success. She likes spicy dishes, food, travelling, sunsets and the season autumn: winter is too much for her (ironic).

Visage:
Alyin’s first step into this world was a blazing display of opulence, glittered in puffy dresses and designer labels. A perfect doll under her mother’s scornful hand and she’s only elevated her style; a mixture of vintage and modern flairs. She embellishes herself in blacks, golds and reds, clicking Valentino heels (there’s no place like Springwood), and long boots. She’s a sleek monster in formal-fitting clothes, accompanied by lavender and vanilla as her “chosen aesthetic.” Aylin would describe herself as a timeless pin-up girl, proportioned with favourable assets she considers the most attractive and toiling around town like she owns the place. She’s a sensory experience, beguiling the most unfortunate into her hands and giving them a spec of seduction — something more beyond the dull thrills of a nameless town. Though, her and casual wear are at odds, a conflict in rustling fabric and refusing to unbind herself from the restrictions she’s placed on her image. Sweatpants? Heaven forbid. She’s glamour, the essence in glittery eyelids and painted red ruby lips. Surprisingly, her make-up is a gentle contrast, while bold, only seems to accentuate her features and she never uses her brushes as “tools,” to give her something she doesn’t already have.

That’s the vanity speaking and her confidence in her appeal.

Their nightmare: Aylin’s nightmares are varied — the first: her dead girlfriend, dangling down from the tree, bemoaning her pain and her regrets. Alyin could see the dirt beneath her fingernails, a webbing of open wounds on her arms and this distinct feeling she was fighting. “Why couldn’t you save me?” It plays, again and again, a record etching into her brain and remaking her psyche until she can’t remember anything else. It ends with her screaming and wanting to join her soulmate — sometimes cutting her wounds deeper or pleading with her girlfriend to come back. Freddy taunts in some of these instances, fuelling her deranged fire or encouraging the knife into her pretty hands.

Other nightmares: She’s the killer, in a myriad of different ways and settings, sometimes she’s holding the match to a gasoline-draped individual and sometimes— sometimes— she’s holding the knife so preciously close to a vein. It’s never a nightmare that dulls her. No. She’s sharpened in every incident, watching the flames burn the injustice or she’s the ghost in the hallway— refusing to disappear until she’s done what she’s wanted. She picks at old scabs, wounds, tauntings and mockings. She’s the deranged laughter that tickles the ear and she’s the seductive silk that says, “Give up.”

Backstory: One word comes to Aylin’s life: divided. Divided in her identity. Divided in her background. Divided in her family and always more divided in her motivations. It’s a never-ending curiosity about herself and her origins — as well as cultivating herself. Aylin’s father was Turkish and her mother a proud white American, how the two of them came together: she would never understand the intricacies involved in their relationship. However, her mother was traditional, and those qualities inspired a healthy marriage (on the surface), and her father took a more disciplinary role in her life. Summers were spent in Turkey and for the rest of the year, Alyin was America-bound. Her father worked in some technical capacity, interlinked with the evolving medical industry, but Aylin’s relationship with her parents was always tense. She was supposed to become the dutiful daughter, the caretaker, the feminine champion in empathy, and be socially compliant. Was she? Hell no, she rebelled in every sense of the word — coming into her own power and wants. Aylin wanted to be a daddy’s girl, but she couldn’t reconcile the differences he wanted for her future (marry a man and produce a son); he appreciated her ambitions, but only if that served as the means of making him look good. To preserve his reputation and his family’s legacy.

Rinse and repeat the pattern, Aylin wanted to do something. He said no, Mom cowed to him and that was the natural state of the household. But it wasn’t during her teens that things fell apart, her sexuality and her attraction to girls profoundly transformed her brittle bonds into broken ones. She couldn’t spend her time at home anymore, living in the delusional and phantasmal definition of life. But she met her: Chloe Morez. The two became fast friends in hijacking cars, minor bouts in thievery and bemoaning the existence of boys. She was the only person who got Aylin. Chloe was hung from the stars, and Aylin was the darkness in the sky who promised to give her the world. Chloe confessed her feelings on her sixteenth birthday, a shitty shared milkshake between them in her beaten van, and Aylin knew — in that moment — she found her other half. But nothing could last forever. She died, like many others, and Aylin couldn’t accept her passing. The rumours validated her, something was wrong and even her own nightmares haunted her. Nightmares ran rampant, and Aylin wanted someone to blame.

She blamed the freaks, the outcasts, the unwanted believing something had crossed over and nightmares were a product or a side-effect. She didn’t have any proof, of course, her own delusions flittered like a drug, targeting everybody. It was quite the change, going from the studious debate captain, and suddenly: she was this bully. She raised terror like it was her business and eventually, she stumbled along the “main five,” and pinpointed her attacks on them. Dunked heads in toilets, locker slams, and rumours, Aylin mastered her social background in ushering a new age in making sure nobody crossed her. Coldness numbed her, and even the trial couldn’t sate her need for revenge. It only amplified what she thought she knew: they were responsible.

After the incident, Aylin left Springwood to pursue a modelling career, fashion magazines, and blogs, for a while: her name became a household in her own industry. But she never forgot. She never forgot the future she could have had with Chloe and the first person to accept her was gone. Old wounds should heal, but Aylin is coming back, and she’s looking to finally put it all behind her: everyone’s corpses, of course.

Who do they trust the most?: The First

Who do they trust the least?: The Incarcerated

 
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emmanuel ‘mannie’ moreno
















#the incarcerated




#luka sabbat










♡coded by uxie♡





CHARACTER NAME — emmanuel moreno

AGE — 23

ROLE — the incarcerated

PITCH/IDEA — mannie wasn’t originally part of the core. he was, first and foremost, trinity’s brother. the kid sibling their parents forced her to bring around because she was the oldest and therefore responsible for him. he’d always felt like a bit of an outsider even despite their assurances that he was wanted there - felt he was tolerated as an extension of trinity but rarely thought of apart from her. it’s why he wasn’t all that surprised to find so little support from them as he took the blame for trinity’s murder.

he never believed in freddy krueger. he’d always been the logical one compared to trinity’s dramatics. he had laughed at her the first time she crawled in his bed, begging him - all red, tired eyes and shaky whispers like saying krueger’s name out loud might summon him - to help her stay awake. had laughed because the idea of a man who killed in one’s nightmares felt more like a silly story meant to scare him rather than the truth. how strange it must look, he realized, to go from not believing in krueger at all to blaming him for the murder of his sister. but he’d seen him — had seen freddy krueger in the flesh and lived to tell the tale. he’d be damned before he let freddy get away with taking so much from him. his sister. ten years of his life spent behind bars. the entirety of his future as a felon.

he is among the first of them to arrive back at springwood, eager to finally get back at freddy. but freddy isn’t the only one he resents. there’s his prosecutors, the police and detectives that treated him like a criminal even when he’d been twelve, and scared, and compliant. his friends, who didn’t fight harder for him. who thought even briefly he was capable of the worst. the world for moving on without trinity. and himself most of all, for never believing her.
 
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millicent drew
















# the first




# alva bratt










♡coded by uxie♡




CHARACTER NAME — Millicent Drew

AGE — 24

ROLE — The First

PITCH/IDEA — Millie lived on the precipice; why did she have to bring that damned movie to a sleepover? In a moment of desperation to connect, bringing the horror tape seemed like the perfect solution to only being seen as the 'responsible leader, making all the right choices'. Looked at as the one to solve internal conflict, decide where to sit at lunch, whose house would be hosting their next get together, keeping everyone on track in life... always asking if everyone else was fine and not once hearing that in return? 'Millicent was always fine. Always in control.' When everything started falling apart, she felt her patience wavering. Once again, all heads turned towards her. 'What do we do, Millie?', 'How do we stop this?' Bringing A Nightmare on Elm Street was the least responsible thing Millie had ever done, and sometimes, she didn't even regret it. Because she got out first. Millie left it all behind — a new start; to go somewhere else, be someone else.

10 years was all Millicent needed to change her life. Starting as a self-published author, thriving in the horror genre, Millie got the book deal of her life writing about a monstrous sandman with a cast of characters that resembled her friends a little too much. She went to book signings, answering questions carelessly at her podium about the similarities between her sandman and the movie. 'I guess you could say it's slightly inspired,' she would laugh, hiding her unease behind a winning smile. 'All the best stories are.' If she's honest, she earned that right. Millie lived through the reality of Freddy Krueger, the worry from her parents whenever she stepped foot outside that the child murderer in town would snatch her right up, the sleep deprivation.... it was her story to write.
 






benjamin 'ben' sawyer
















# the third




# jack quaid










♡coded by uxie♡




CHARACTER NAME ben sawyer.

CHARACTER AGE 24 years old.

ROLE — the third.

PITCH/IDEA blood of a cop, ben was the first of the group to suggest freddy kruegers existence was more than just a nightmare. losing sleep came next, then his friends. after the first left the group, there was no longer an end in sight for the reality ben found himself in. resigned to the fact his friends weren't the same, he confronts his father about leaving springwood behind and starting elsewhere. with constant dead ends in the child murder cases, his dad had reached his limit and was ready to move on before his son became the next victim.

bitterness came quickly in those 10 years away from springwood. the man was so curious about his friends' new lives that he forgot about his own. ben knows he was the third to leave, but he didn't expect to be the only one who remembered the friendships they had.
 
Seraphina (Sadie) West
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Reservation


- Name: Seraphina (Sadie) West

- Age: 23 years old

- Role: the Fourth

- Faceclaim: Maggie Lindemann

(she was brunette when she left Springwood, but has since dyed her hair a dark, glossy black)

- Pitch/Idea: Sadie's always felt like the odd one out. The only one that ever made her feel less alone was her twin brother, Samuel (Sam). With an infectious smile and 'the life of the party' attitude, he was the one who nudged her into making friends. The two were inseparable and always the cause of shenanigans in the town. But when she lost him a few days after they lost their friend to the monster that took those kids all those years ago, she didn't deal with it in the best way. Her academics suffered and she barely left the house. In order to shake her out of her slump, her parents decided to move down south to live closer to family and escape the traumatic memories surrounding Sam's death. After moving out of her parents' house, Sadie pursued a career in music, using it as an outlet to deal with everything that had happened. Her music became decently popular, enough to get some of her audience interested in the true events that inspired her. Now, she's headed back to the one place she'd promised herself she'd never see again, to get content for her label (pictures, interviews, vlogs). But she can't help feeling drawn back to the place Sam had called home his whole, short life.

CS


- Name: Seraphina (Sadie) West

- Age: 23 years old

- Role: the 4th (rebel)

- Occupation: singer/songwriter

- POB: Springwood

- Current Residence: New York

- 4+ Personality Traits: confident, impulsive, sarcastic, honest, protective

- Interests: singing/playing the electric guitar/songwriting, energy drinks and coffee (she never quite shook the habit from when she was desperately trying to stay awake after Sam's death), sweets, rain, sunsets

- Their nightmare: After her friend and Sam's deaths, Sadie starts to have nightmares in which she sees her friend and Sam leading her around her old middle school. But then, when she turns a corner, she stumbles across their bloody bodies and she kneels next to them, unable to help them. The dreams usually ended in Freddy chasing her. When her family moved, the dreams stopped and, after some time passed, she wrote the dreams and Freddy off as a product of her imagination, her body's reaction to the emotional stress their deaths caused, never one to believe in ghosts or demons now that she's older. Her childhood beliefs in a monster turned to the more mature conclusion that her friend and brother had mental illness struggles that ultimately caused their deaths.
Shortly after returning to Springwood, the nightmares slowly start to return.

- Fears: being unable to protect/help those close to her, spiders

- Backstory: In order to shake her out of her slump after Sam's (her twin) death, her parents decided to move down south to live closer to family and escape the traumatic memories surrounding the loss. After moving out of her parents' house, Sadie pursued a career in music in New York City, using it as an outlet to deal with everything that had happened. Her music became decently popular, enough to get some of her audience interested in the true events that inspired her. Now, she's headed back to the one place she'd promised herself she'd never see again, to get content for her label (pictures, interviews, vlogs).

- Who do they trust the most?: the third

- Who do they trust the least?: the first (she still feels like they abandoned the group)

Interesting Background Additions

- she heard about her friend's death and attended his funeral as well as the trial that resulted in the Incarcerated being locked up (she had watched through a window since her parents had forbade her from going, believing she was too young to watch)
- she witnessed her brother's death, but the incident was ruled a suicide
- her parents had never believed that one of their child's friends (the Incarcerated) could be capable of murder, but couldn't do anything to affect the outcome of the trial; they supported and comforted the family of the kid as well as they could before they moved down south
- her brother loved playing guitar and after his death, she kept his favorite guitar pick and had it put on a chain so she could wear it around her neck; she's never taken the necklace off since his funeral
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lonely









the first.










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    name.


    millicent drew







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    a.k.a.


    millie, or mills







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    dob.


    feb 2, 1983







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    gender.


    she/her







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    occupation


    author







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    pob.


    springwood, ohio







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    c. residence


    cambridge, massachusetts



















    visage.







    ht & wt.


    5'4" / 114lbs






    appearance.


    Millie was small in every conceivable way. In 10 years, that never changed other than learning how to carry herself. She learned makeup, how to style her hair to appear older — more mature, anything to ultimately erase who she had been in Springwood. It didn't work, of course. Painting over the top was never enough to cover up the errors on the canvas, you knew they were there, whether others didn't.

    Thinking of the positives, Millie would say that her newest physical feature she admired the most would be her small laugh lines. Not because of the endless sleepovers she had with her friends in Springwood, staying up late into the night when the giggle fits would hit, but from being ushered on camera and in front of crowds to talk about her books. Not entirely organic, but she loved how she appeared on the screens.






    faceclaim.


    Alva Bratt


















♡coded by uxie♡

 
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destroy me



mr. kitty












the second















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equisite.










name


Rebeckah Keziah Kennedy







a.k.a.


Beck/Becks/Becky







age


23







occupation.


Model & Receptionist







place of birth.


Springwood, Ohio






current residence.


Los Angeles, CA












p

syche.





4+ Personality Traits:
Vain, Insecure, Bubbly, Gossipy, Tactless, Flippant, Gullible, Flirtatious


Interests:
Fond of most things in the realm of wellness and fitness, Beck finds her resolve in running and working out. She is a health nut, knowledgeable on supposedly unhealthy and healthy things (sometimes reading too deeply into random blogs and magazine articles). She loves gossip, involving her and not involving her, and the adrenaline rush that comes with it. Makeup is a great interest as well, dressing up and shopping included.


Their nightmare:
It always starts out normal, if you can ever really describe dreams as normal. Something is never quite right, but Beck is none the wiser (again, as dreams tend to be). She's usually just going about her usual day when she finally notices that she can't look at herself in the mirror. For whatever reason, her vision is always obscured or turned at a mirror, and she can't find anywhere to look at herself. Made worse is the feeling of being followed, like nails at the back of her neck, or a shadow behind the doorframe. Everything starts to crumble all at once, and before she knows it she's back in Springwood (itself a nightmare, because really, who wants to go back there?) Then she sees them, draped in a plastic bag, spitting blood and whatever horrific scene Beck had conjured up (being that she didn't see the death or anything around it, just the rumours). They're beckoning, bloody fingertips prodding at the plastic zipper, standing in front of Springwood Middle School.

Freddy is there but he isn't there, just seemingly always behind her with his hot breath on her neck. She can smell the metal of his nails, the growl in his throat. But she doesn't see him. She can't see him.












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istory





Thrumming somewhere beneath middle class, Becky had somewhat comfortable living while in Springwood. Her parents were as distant with each other as they were to their two daughters. Becky's older sister was the product of her father's former marriage and much older than her, already making her way in life and studying hard to get into a good school and pursue a medical degree. She was, in a sense, perfection, leaving Becky to scramble with whatever she wanted to do with herself. They offered freedom, maybe too much, leaving the girl without any emotional safety nets. 'Do what you want', they said, but they never asked her what she wanted to do. Her interests came and went as a child, floating between being a vet for a few years before deciding she wanted to join the military. This didn't last long either, but her parents never tried to help her settle on something. Instability became the norm for Becky's family.

Her friends, then, were in a sense some amount of stability. They were normalcy, what life should be like. Leeching off of each of them and their personalities, their interests, she moulded herself in the most comfortable way to be the best friend that she could. To the First she bowed often, losing sense of her own opinion in favour of whatever the First wanted. To everyone else she showed some semblance of herself, but even that wasn't consistent.

When it came to Freddy, she didn't want to believe it at first. A child easily scared, easily worried, the notion that a monster in a movie was real kept her up at night more than she'd like to admit. She didn't have to force herself, it came naturally. Her parents barely even noticed her sleepless nights until her elder sister found her passed out on the bathroom floor, jolting around in what she claimed for horrible, horrible nightmares. No one believed her, or any of them, but they clung to their realities as fantastical as it would seem. Beck became skittish, afraid of every shadow, straying away from touch and kind voices.

Then came the death, and with it the last straw the Kennedy's could take with ignoring the obvious. They divorced sometime after the trial, leaving Becky with the option of staying or leaving Ohio. She took to leaving, eager to follow her father and her sister to somewhere better. She was the second to leave Springwood, and did her best not to look back. She cut ties, maybe too harshly, but did so out of fear of reigniting their fears. Keeping a back door open to the First came much, much later when Becky found an old photo of the two and did her best to ignore the feelings that came from it.

In life since leaving Springwood she's turned to modeling, becoming a vapid and foolish version of herself. When she was younger she was clueless, sure, but she had strong direction hidden beneath it all. Now she has one goal, a pipe dream at best, as her goals of being on magazine covers have come to a stunning and complete stop. She even tried acting, landing a few student film roles, but no actual callbacks that meant anything to her grand dreams. Most of Becky's persona is a mask, hiding the fear that she still keeps deep within her. If she ignores it, it'll stop— she's sure of it. Her therapist told her to confront the past, but Becky refused more than once (having switched therapists about four times due to similar suggestions). Avoidance is her strongest weapon... but Becky knows when to fold, and it's when the First comes around.

Who do they trust the most?:
the first


Who do they trust the least?:
the bully










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allery.
































♡coded by uxie♡
 
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Character Name: Audrey Cornell
Character Age: 33
Role: The Protector
Occupation: Librarian (Library Director)
Previously Middle School English Teacher
POB: London, England
Current Residence: Springwood, Ohio

4+ Personality Traits: Just, Nosy, Empathetic, Stubborn, Practical, Loner
Interests: Audrey loves to read and share her love of reading with others. Most of her book choices were fiction, but after her experience as a teacher, her reading selection started drifting to nonfiction, specifically psychology and history. She does not like not knowing the answers to things, so she looks for answers in her books. When not reading, she is a huge fan of coffee and walking around the comfy small town of Springwood

Her nightmare: She is back in her classroom, collecting homework assignments. She reached the desk of The Incarcerated just as the police break down the classroom door. They push her aside and arrest the student while the rest of the students shout "Child Killer! Child Killer! Child Killer!" Audrey tries to pull her student away from the police, but the scene changes. They are now in a courtroom, Audrey on the witness stand in front of the incarcerated and their lawyer. She is begging the jury to vote not guilty, the student is innocent. The prosecutor comes into view, and its the one student who confided in her. "You're the one on trial here, not them." The students are still shouting "Child Killer," but now she realizes that its directed at her, not the incarcerated. "Believe me now?" The student asks, pointing to the judge's chair. Audrey looks to the judge and notices that the judge is the one who died, covered in blood, their gavel a glove with razors on the fingertips, just as the student once described to her.

Backstory: To escape a neglectful childhood, Audrey spun a globe and blindly pointed her finger at one location. Springwood was what her finger landed on, so that's where she decided to go. Upon arrival, she worked nights and studied in the day to get her teacher's degree. Fresh out of school, she spent only one year as a teacher's assistant and substituting before being given her own class the following school year, the middle school years are the less desirable teaching positions anyway and someone's got to do it. Audrey was excited and eager to teach students and give them the attention she never got growing up. In the first year though, things took a turn for the worst when students started acting strange and came to school exhausted. Audrey took one distraught student aside, asking them to confide in her. They did, describing some man that attacked in their dreams. Audrey of course didn't believe in a dream that can do harm, but she did express her concerns to her coworkers and boss. In the end, nothing was done to help the students, and the price was paid with one of their lives.

Audrey didn't doubt for a second that the incarcerated killed their younger sibling, rather she instead doubted the credibility of the school system and its ability to keep its students safe. Audrey's concerns were left unanswered, and a student paid the price. This fact, paired with her own regret of not doing more to help her kids when she had the chance, prompted her departure from the school altogether, taking up post at the local public library where she rose through the ranks and, 10 years later, became the library director.

Who do they trust the most?: The Incarcerated
Who do they trust the least?: The Authority












Audrey Cornell
































the protector








Freema Agyeman




















♡coded by uxie♡








CHARACTER NAME — Audrey Cornell

AGE — 33

ROLE — The Protector

PITCH/IDEA — Audrey's one and only year of teaching will stick with her for the rest of her life. After only one year of substituting and assisting in the school library, Springwood gave her a middle school class of her own. Up until that point, she believed what the rest of the staff believed, that the disappearing children over the last couple of years were run aways or kidnappings. Horrible but not necessarily related events. Over the course of that year though, the behavior of many of her students started leading her to believe there might be more to it than that. Baggy-eyed terrified children who kept drooping their heads and screaming themselves awake. Audrey took one distraught student aside, asking them to confide in her. They did, describing some being that attacked in their dreams. Audrey of course didn't believe in a dream that can do harm, but she did express her concerns to her coworkers and boss. In the end, nothing was done to help the students, and the price was paid with one of their lives.

Audrey didn't doubt for a second that the incarcerated killed their younger sibling, rather she instead doubted the credibility of the school system and its ability to keep its students safe. Audrey's concerns were left unanswered, and a student paid the price. This fact, paired with her own regret of not doing more to help her kids when she had the chance, prompted her departure from the school altogether, taking up post at the local public library where she rose through the ranks and, 10 years later, became the library director.


 
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Lilith Flynn
















— the BYSTANDER




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𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐄𝐑𝐕𝐀𝐓𝐈𝐎𝐍.

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Character Name: Lilith “Freaky” Flynn

Character Age: 24

Role: The Bystander

Faceclaim: Monica Bellucci

Pitch/Idea: “Most times, a ghost is a wish.”

The ostracized.
Every town has one, the one figure that people turn their noses’ away from, for various reasons, unsolicited or not. Lilith is one of those people. A freak, a creep, a monster — hell, there isn’t a name in the book that she hasn’t been called. Earned the nickname “freaky flynn” due to the unusual behaviour she exhibited as a child (yknow, after getting caught talking to numerous “nothings,” telling people they were going to die & them actually dying) Lilith has always had a certain… sensitivity about her. A certain knowingness that can intimidate, frighten, even. The whispers in the wind are her friends, the black cat her kin. And through a mere touch she can feel fate snake around her every limb, uttering the truth, the inescapable. You’re all going to die.

A “craziness” inherited by her late mother, Lilith just knows. She always has. And now might be her one and only chance to stop it.

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    01


    name.


    benjamin sawyer







    02


    a.k.a.


    ben. benny. cop's son.







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    age.


    twenty-four.







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    gender.


    male. he / him.







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    P.O.B


    springhood, ohio.



















    visage.







    height.


    1.85 m / 6ft.
    1.68 m





    appearance.


    shaggy brown hair with the lightest pair of blue eyes. ben never met his mother, but he has been told countless times that he was a splitting image of her. a smile that is rarely seen, but when it is it's welcoming and just a shy of a smile. lanky ( 'like a bean pole,' laughed the first ) only he could be too tall for his age while having a lean figure.






    faceclaim.


    jack quaid.


















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