Ophelia Society

The Ophelia Society is the international Chapter for all Goths among the Adept Orders. The Chapter is largely an aesthetic, artistic sub-culture for those Adepts who have an intense interest in the darker side of life. 
The Ophelia Society attracts all sorts of Adepts, but it has the strongest ties with the Order of Muses, the Order of Reapers, and the Order of Terror. 
== Facts: ==
-The Ophelia Society is dedicated to the gothic sub-culture and operates largely as a Wing of the Theater of the Arts. It has strong ties with several prominent Orders, especially the Muses, Terrors and Reapers.
-The Ophelia Society is principally about exploring the dark side of life. This could be just a figurative, aesthetic preference or it could be something more... It really depends on the Adept in question. 
-The Orphelia Society has strong ties to several other Chapters, including the Lords of the Night (because everyone knows Goths love Vampyres, and Vampyres often find willing allies among the Chapter), the Covenant Network (because hello, goths and witches just go hand in hand), the Dark Creators, and of course their parent Chapter, the Theater of the Arts. 
-Despite these many ties to outside groups, the Orphelia Society attracts members from all walks of life, and with all manner of predilections. Necromancers, Vampyre-wannabes, actual Vampyres, students of the dark arts, Adepts with morbid interests and more can be found within the Chapter. 
-The Chapter is named after the Shakespearean character Orphelia, a tragic and beautiful woman who sings a perfect song of love before drowning to death. The loss of such great love and zest for life is seen as a capital symbol for the dark ethos behind the Chapter. 
-While the Orphelia Society really came into its own back in the 1980's, it actually dates back to the late 1700's. 
-Members of the Orphelia Society almost always have the Title of Goth. They're pretty easy to pick out of normal society, due to their special fashion sense and unearthly interests. 
== References: ==
-https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goth_subculture
-https://www.wikihow.com/Be-Goth
-http://www.gothicbeauty.com/
-https://www.gothicandamazing.com/
-http://www.darkestgoth.com/
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