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Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

QUINN NORTON is 31 and is portrayed by GAL GADOT. She is currently OPEN.

Designation: criminal

Occupation: reconnaissance

KEY FACTS

While she does have some self-defense knowledge, Quinn typically does not get into physical fights.

Rather, she is sent in to wile, to charm, to infiltrate corporations or groups and bring back whatever she finds to the Organisation or whoever hired her.

Her silence can be bought… for a price. Similarly, so can her full cooperation.

While she goes by the philosophy that secrets she finds are privy only to the people who hired her for them, she makes a single exception. Whoever that is has to be willing to pay a very high price, whoever.

RELATIONSHIPS

Felix Stidolph— she gets the information, he pays for it. As an information broker, it was Felix’s job to always be in the know, and he often would pay Quinn to tell him whatever nice secrets she’d picked up that week for other clients.

Giovanni Carosi— not unsurprisingly, Giovanni has approached Quinn multiple times offering to buy off whatever information she has to add to his ever growing inventory of goods to sell off. Quinn has consistently refused each time, however; if she starts giving away secrets to whoever will pay, her credibility will go down — and Felix asked first.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horror is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.

Ever wondered what happened to that girl who was the lone survivor of the horrific murder spree? How about the guy who investigates paranormal events? And what about that woman down the street who seems a little too cheery? The horrors is real here and this isn’t a movie…in fact it’s far from it.

Horror is perhaps one of the most iconic genres out there. The character tropes often used and the subversions of those tropes help make the horror happen. We’ve spent hours scrolling through and reading up on the tropes used in our favorite films and the ones that our favorite characters are examples of. Oh The Horror looks to create an experience where you are the trope master (not unlike the dream master in the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise) and get to play with these types of characters in a lively setting. Oh the Horror wants to provide a unique horror role play that’s semi-plotless and encourages creativity, character exploration, and playing with genre.