Endora Grey

== Introduction ==
 Tarot Card Reader with a rich Gypsy heritage.
== Biography ==
Category:Character
Endora is an American born Gypsy. An old soul who enjoys life and is very loyal to the people she holds dear. 
At the age of 8, her parents were killed in a bizarre hunting accident and her maternal grandmother took her in. Grandma Tilly was a bit eccentric and wild, loving music, dancing and living out her Gypsy heritage. Midnight dancing under the moon, storytelling and tarot card readings became Endora’s new normal. Fortune telling was how Grandma Tilly made her money. It didn’t make them rich but it paid the bills and let them live their Gypsy heritage. 
As Endora grew up she learned how to read tarot cards and helped with the family business at “The Parlour”. She made her grandmother very proud and life was good. As she became more proficient at reading tarot cards, she took on more and more at “The Parlour”. 
Her grandmother, although still wild in spirit, began to slow down. Seeing her grandmother struggling to do everyday things prompted Endora to urge her to see a doctor. Being the old Gypsy that she is, Grandma Tilly resisted but to please her granddaughter eventually relented and went. The news was far from good. Her illness had progressed beyond the help of modern medicine. Endora was devastated but to make the most of the time they had left together she stayed strong. All her energies became focused on her grandmother and keeping her as comfortable as she could. 
Her grandmother’s last day on Earth was one Endora will never forget. Waking up to the smell of coffee brewing made her frantically hop out of bed and hurry to the kitchen, seeing her grandmother standing at the stove like she had a million times before, making breakfast for her little “Wildflower”. It seemed she had turned a corner and had so much more energy than she’d had in the past couple of months. The day went by in a whirlwind of old traditions and making memories. The sun went down and the moon came up. Grandma Tilly and Endora ventured out in to the yard, turned on some traditional Gypsy music and danced in the moonlight together, one last time. 
Her funeral was a true celebration of a fully lived life. There was music, dancing and lots of laughter. Just as she lived, she was sent off to the other side. As devastated as Endora was, it pleased her to know that her grandmother would have been proud of the way she handled things. 
With the funeral over and her grandmother’s affairs put in order, it was time for Endora to think to the future. “The Parlour” was great but her Gypsy blood made her want to strike out on her own and explore the world. Spreading music, dancing, laughter and good fortune.