#delmar

The Unseen

Cast

Sabrina Raincomprix as Jenny Griffith

Jenny is a scientist looking to make a name for herself. Unfortunately, since it’s olden times, she is often looked down upon by her peers for being a woman. She becomes resentful, wishing to discover something to get her reconigition and to get revenge on the men who had mocked her. Jenny begins to construct a concoction that will turn her invisible. It does work… but the side effects are disastrous. It severely affects her mental health, causing her to become unstable, laughing maniacally as she removes the bandages used to make her visible as she begins her quest to humiliate all who have wronged her. She begins to play pranks not just on the other scientists, but regular townsfolk as well who have done nothing wrong to her. She eventually finds a convention for the the scientists, and begins attacking them, pretending to be a ghost. It was only after she realized her loyal assistant Andrew got hurt and that her fiancee Frank was worried for her, that she stopped her plans. She left the country with Frank, and while on a invisible stroll by herself she was surprised when she was spotted by a creature made of stone, a gargoyle, she would later discover. The gargoyle asked if she’d like to meet a fellow unusual woman scientist, to which she agreed.

Delmar Stahl as Frank Clark and Austin Quinlan as Andrew Kerr

Frank is Jenny’s fiancee, who also is ostracized due to the color of his skin. This is despite the fact that he’s the son of Jenny’s employer, Dr. Clark. He’s a gentle soul who wants to help the girl he loves follow her dream, so the both of them can have better lives. Throughout the film, he works with Jenny’s assistant Dr. Andrew Kerr. Andrew’s a grumpy individual who’s long since given up trying to appease his fellow scientists. He’s the only one who respects Jenny and can’t believe she’d do something as dumb as turn her self invisible. Frank eventually found Jenny and told her that no matter what, he’d be by her side, and that she didn’t have to leave him. Andrew would end up promoting Jenny’s previously rejected scientific studies, and gave her all the credit.

“Well yeah?? Duh and I can call my darling whatever I want. Or well whatever he thinks is okay.”

*He makes it a point to enunciate the words. Delmar has to remind himself this is a child, to him at least he is. You don’t know how he was raised or…whatever.*

he fr dgaf abt that kid

Sleepy just wrinkles his nose and crosses his arms, looking away from Delmar with a pout. This just wasn't right! Boy were supposed to love girls, and only one of them, at that!

"You're a boy who likes boys."

*His demeanor changes for a moment as his voice loses all joy for a moment, becoming deadly serious. Sleepy cannot see his eyes but he doesn't need to to know how he looks at him.*

“Do you have a problem with that, child.”

"It's wrong!"

Gosh dang it, Sleepy.

"You're both boys. You can't call another boy darling— that's— that's gay."

*This does actually quite distress him, and he quickly clarifies.*

“No, not at all! Me, Kirsi and Azriel are all partners!!”

Greedy…

...

Sleepy's confused frown turns to a full on grimace as he looks up at Delmar, raising an eyebrow as if to question his life choices.

"That means that two of you are the same gender."

“I do however wonder if my other is doing alright without us both…ah! It’s useless worrying about him, I’m sure he’s fine!!”

*Delmar really seems to pipe up when he’s talking about his partners.*

Sleepy narrows his eyes, seeming slightly discombobulated. His other? Other than Kirsi? Hmmm.... Well, that wouldn't do.

"You have...two of girlfriends? Like cheating?"

"Scar.? Hmm no, doesn't ring a bell. I was curious and I noticed your presence!"

"Oh. Okay! That's uh, that's cool. You said your, your darling..? I don't know anybody called that. Who is darling?"

The boy seems seriously confused, raising an eyebrow at him. How could someone he'd never even met tell this guy about him? That was strange. Darling is also a strange name, he assumed that was just what people called others when...