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Matthew Shaw

Angel

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Aiyana Talley

Vanessa Soto

Kidnapping And Torture

Smuggling

Extortion

Fraud

**Reverend Matthew Shaw** is the main antagonist of the second season of Devil's Dilemma, *God Smack*.

He was the Reverend for Aspen Catholic Church and a former good friend of Samuel Gaskins.

## Personality

He appears as the nice and caring Reverend of Aspen Catholic Church, even recommending Samuel to the Boulder Symphonic Orchestra as a potential assistant director.

However, under his angelic exterior, he is a cunning and manipulative sociopath, quite evil to the core. Matthew helped run a human trafficking ring by kidnapping small children and selling them overseas. He was eventually figured out and defeated by Samuel and Quinn Connors.

## Fate

As Quinn and Samuel attempt to steal away an infant Joseph Soto from the church during the Christmas fireworks show, Matthew intervenes and seemingly kills Quinn with a gunshot.

A fight ensues between him and Samuel, with Matthew almost reigning victorious over him and taking the baby, but Quinn returns and murders Matthew with multiple shots to the body. His corpse is found in the burning wreckage of the church later.

## Quotes

* *"My blood is contaminated, Samuel. The 'human immunodeficiency virus', they tell me. The homosexual disease. And here I thought only the queers could get it. Funny, right?"*
* *"You were like a son to me, Samuel."*
* *"Burn in hell, heretic."*
* *"God is on my side."*
* *"I'm dying...and I'm taking you with me."*
Mary Warren Bowers

> When you're told you're destined for great things, it all goes to your head. But when those great things disappear, you can only wonder what led you there...
>
> Mary Warren Bowers, The Fourth Degree

**Mary Warren Bowers** is the main protagonist of the film *The Fourth Degree*.

She is a young homeless woman on the streets of riot-torn New York.

## Personality

Mary Warren is a shy and desperate girl upset over her circumstances and angry at the world. Bitter at her family and feeling alone in the vast space she inhabits, Mary wanders her city searching for a purpose in a world of violence, depravity and hopelessness.

Mary is shown to be pacifistic to a fault, opting to not resort to violence in situations that don't call it. This is also the result of her inability to defend herself.
Florian Waters

**Florian "Flo" Waters** is the secondary protagonist in the novel Metamorphosis.

He was a troubled young boy who was admitted for hearing voices and trying to kill himself.

## Personality

Florian is a shy schizophrenic boy who often has trouble holding a conversation with people his age or older, and thus feels inferior to those around him and often has childish thoughts that he despises. While he is not intellectually challenged, he often doesn't understand more mature concepts and is too embarrassed to ask. He is generally too worried about being on his own and is borderline-incapable of being independent, evidently with his attachment to Alexander Pritchard (who ironically possesses Schizoid Personality Disorder).

## Appearance

Florian is described as very squishy and young-looking, despite being 13 years old. He has straight black hair and wire rim glasses, and is quite short. He is described by Alex as looking like "something mothers would swoon and dote on for looking so cute."

## Fate

In an altercation between Frank, Florian calls him a murderer and a filthy degenerate rapist who shouldn't have been born in the first place. Enraged, Frank stabs Florian with a knife and escapes while he bleeds out in Alex's arms.

## Quotes

* *"What's r-r-really wrong with me?"*
* *"You're the only c-crazy one here! Y-Y-You're a filthy degenerate r-rapist who shouldn't h-have been born ever."*
* *"What does "cornhole" mean?"*
* *"JUST MAKE IT STOP, PLEASE!"*
* *"All she d-did was h-h-help us."*
* *"I've never felt more alone in my entire life because of you!"*
Rapture

Poster for the season

**Rapture** is the subtitle for the third season of the Occult-Thriller anthology series Devil's Dilemma.

This season records the events of Caesar Adams, the cameraman for a group of freelance journalists tasked with reporting on a local Mennonites community near their town.

This season represents anti-heroism and the bonds of friendship.

This season marks the first appearance of the Marsh Family.

## Episode List

Episode 1: "Something Strange"

Episode 2: "The Predator"

Episode 3: "A Gift"

Episode 4: "Darkness"

Episode 5: "The Ravaged"

Episode 6: "Dreams and Illusions"

Episode 7: "River of Agony"

Episode 8: "Fire in the Sky"

Episode 9: "End of the World"
Kal'Mar

Poster of the season

**Kal'Mar** is the subtitle for the first season of the Sci-fi anthology series Devil's Dilemma.

The story follows Joseph Soto, a college freshmen who is infected by an ancient parasite known as The Kal'Mar.

Kal'Mar is also a full sequel to the second season *God Smack*.

This season represents corruption and the consequences of your actions, as shown with Joseph.

## Episode List

Episode 1: "Awakening"

Episode 2: "Suspicion"

Episode 3: "Down Below"

Episode 4: "Parasite"

Episode 5: "Phantoms"

Episode 6: "Bait and Switch"

Episode 7: "I Loved You"

Episode 8: "Wrath of the Wicked"
Clair Gaea

Asi Till

**Clair Gaea** is a minor antagonist of the novel Long Road Ahead.

He was a Knight of Oltar who swore to protect him and his sister, Maiden Adeline Gaea.

## Personality

Clair is an honorable, selfless, protective, and brave individual. The tried and true meaning of a knight in shining armor who wants nothing more than to protect the people close to him, even if its means going over the line of what's right and wrong.

He is the most protective over his little sister, Maiden Adeline Gaea. Going so far as to attempt to prevent Niko Saville from killing her so he could pass to Oltar.
Polly Davis

**Polly Davis** is the deuteragonist of the novel *Phantasmagoria.*

She is Mary Henry's former best friend and unwilling villain of the titular story.

## Personality

Polly is a level-headed person filled with fear and dread about her predicament. Despite her kind nature, the story forced her to become a horrific villain and do things completely beyond her control.

## Quotes

* *"You might look like her, but you're not her. You're not Mary."*
Eugene Carlson

**Eugene R. Carlson** is the main antagonist of the film *32 Ways To Die.*

He is a pedophile and leader of the satanic cult *The Eyes of Satan*.

## Personality

Eugene is an obsessive, volatile and perverted man who's goals are that of a sadist wanting good fortune for only himself and people who align with his views. He sees child murder and rape as a virtue and glory to the Dark Lord, almost as sport in a way.
Kerry Marsh

Jamie Marsh (Son)

Nellie Marsh (Granddaughter)

Lailani Marsh (Great Granddaughter)

Child Abuse

**Kerry Marsh** is a minor character that appears in God Smack, Devil's Dilemma's 2nd season.

She was Joseph Soto's and Jamie Marsh's biological mother.

## Personality

Not much is known about Kerry Marsh, other than that according to Jamie Marsh in *Rapture*, she was a violent and alcoholic schizophrenic who regularly neglected them and his brother.

This is apparent in God Smack when Kerry strangles Samuel Gaskins for trying to help her.

Later on during the mentioned season, Kerry is killed by Angel off-screen.
Devala

**Devala**, also known as **The World Without Light,** is a reality outside the Cosmic Chain.

It is the home of the banished Aris Gods.

## Description

Devala is the supposed realm of the banished Aris Gods, housing the main tangible forms of the Aris deities Sai'Han and Violestes and is the most difficult to access even with the use of a Timetable.
Elliott Dalisay

**Elliott Dalisay** is the main protagonist of the novel *How To Disappear Completely*.

He is an amateur poet whose life is slowly but surely ruined by his own selfishness.

## Personality

Elliott Dalisay is a vindictive, insecure, borderline-selfish individual who, despite his positive attributes, finds himself repeating his mistakes at every turn. He lets his past actions define and consume him, evidenced with his consistent painful guilt over the death of his friend. While this does show he has a very clear set of morals and a defined conscience, it becomes quite skewed throughout his life as he is led astray by certain temptations and a lack of self-reflection.

Elliott seems to let anger get the best of him on occasion, and allows himself to make self-destructive decisions later on in his life due to his overwhelming belief that he doesn't deserve happiness in any capacity. His self-hatred manifests in a deep and dangerous depression that persists throughout his adulthood. He has always had feelings of loneliness (stemmed from his neglectful homelife) that were quenched by his friendship with Alma Knudsen, and never truly figured out how to develop relationships outside of her. Many of his "friendships" were surface-level and shallow according to Elliott himself who couldn't grasp his own feelings of asociality.

His tendency to make decisions without thought beforehand has robbed him of many of his relationships, including familial (with the exception of his brother Nathaniel, though he suspects that Nathaniel only helps him out of pity and not out of any real brotherly instinct.)
Charlotte Six

The **Charlotte Six** is the name for the sudden disappearance of six people residing in *Charlotte, North Carolina*.

It is the inciting incident of the novel *Rivers of Babylon*.

## Description

In 1997, Sawyer Cook and five others were reported to have gone missing in the Frazier Park area during the afternoon. Firsthand accounts all similarly claimed that each of the five simply vanished into thin air, as they were not seen leaving the park before their timely disappearance. The official response made by Charlotte PD dismissed the idea, stating that the individuals involved were not connected in any way and had coincidentally disappeared around the same time.

The case was never solved, as evidence following their disappearance was non-existent.
Jen Pritchard

**Jennifer "Jen" Pritchard** is a pivotal posthumous character in *Metamorphosis*.

She was Alex Pritchard's mother who died after he was born.

## Personality

She is described by Leland Pritchard as an eccentric and crazy woman, being the person Alex inherited his mental problems from.

Through flashbacks, Jen is shown to be overprotective of Alex and highly critical of Leland's parenting, so much so to the point that she threatened to leave him if he didn't "fix himself". While strange, Jen was a kind woman who really only wanted the best for people but never understood when she was doing something wrong.

## Quotes

* *"I'll never leave you, Alex. I promise."*
* *"If you won't do it then I will!"*
* *"You're the best thing that ever happened to me."*
* *"I'm not crazy."*
Lovesick

Title

**Lovesick** is the subtitle for the fourth season of the Occult-Thriller anthology series Devil's Dilemma.

The series follows the every day life of Isabella Carmine, a mentally unstable computer prodigy who develops an obsession with her coworker, Adam Brooks.

Lovesick is a sequel to the debut season, *Kal'Mar,* Isabella Carmine is the daughter of Joseph Soto.

This season represents the reality of humanity and the mentality of the insane.

## Episode List

Episode 1: "First Sight"

Episode 2: "Make the First Move"

Episode 3: "Evasion"

Episode 4: "Acid Bath"

Episode 5: "Preparation"

Episode 6: "Hateful"

Episode 7: "Blackmail"

Episode 8: "The Coast"

Episode 9: "Mine Forever"
Sage Loch, Colorado

**Sage Loch, Colorado** is a small town located in Gunnison County, Colorado.

It is the sight of many strange and anomalous events, including sightings of the Aris Family, unexplained murders, cryptids, disappearances, arson, and many other heinous acts.

## Significance

Sage Loch is an important town in the continuity of Devil's Dilemma, specifically to the Cosmic Chain.

## Appearances

It appears a number of times in The Killer Is Me, and is an important location in the television adaptation.
Ashley Hayward

**Ashley Hayward**, also known as **The Ginger**, is a major antagonist in the novella *The Enema Girls*.

She is a member of the Enema Girls.

## Personality

Ashley, at first, appears to be holding the most compassion out of every member of the group. Shown throughout the story is her hesitance to go through with their plans, often pointing out that they could be caught wide out in the open. However, this is soon discovered to be nothing short of anxiety and has little to do with any moral standpoint. The Boy perceives this as guilt but never realizes she only wants to let him go because she might get caught for the deed.

## Quotes

* *"I didn't do it for you. I did it for me. They were gonna get us because I knew we'd slip up eventually. I tried to stop it but it didn't work. If you think I cared about you then you're wrong. Whether you died or not wasn't really my problem, I just didn't want to go to prison. Thank god I left before it got bad."*
Adrian Newton

**Adrian Newton** is the main protagonist of the novel *32 Ways To Die*.

He is a disgraced journalist who joins The Eyes of Satan.

## Personality

Adrian is a selfish and cunning man whose ambitions for fame and fortune often trumps his humanity. Though he is not a sociopath, he tends to manipulate rather than tell the truth and does whatever he can to get ahead of others. However, it is shown he is capable of self-reflection and empathy as he does feel sorry for the many victims he comes across and admits that he'd do more if he could, but knows he can't so he doesn't even attempt it.
Dreamwalkers

**Dreamwalkers** are humans living in the Arisverse who achieve lucidity and the power to alter reality.

The average person can be capable of becoming lucid but do not have the knowledge or will power required of them.

## Known Dreamwalkers

Robin Cain, a college student inflicted with unnaturally heavy grief.

Muse, a young mute vagabond withstanding The Great Dream.
Elijah Henderson

Zinc

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Icarus

Angel

Accomplice to Murder

**Elijah Henderson** is a major character in God Smack, the second season of Devil's Dilemma.

Elijah was a clergymen that worked at Aspen Catholic Church who seemed to be a helpful ally to Samuel Gaskins and Quinn Connors, but it was revealed he was helping them, albeit unwillingly.

## Personality

Elijah is a kind and compassionate individual, who believes in wanting to uphold the law but is unfortunately being forced to help Matthew Shaw run the Aspen Crime Ring against his will.

He anonymously sends tips to Quinn, and it is slowly revealed that it was Elijah himself.
Church of Unreality

**The Church of Unreality** is a subsidiary of the concept known as Lucidity.

It was created by dreamwalker Robin Cain due to his unresolved grief.

## Description

The Church of Unreality is described as a "*religion*" centered around the idea that a person should believe in whatever deity or ideal they want because it isn't possible for anyone to prove them wrong. They can even create the gods or goddesses themselves if they want and can make it as unorthodox as they desire. The belief in the power of the mind by Robin fuels the church's idea as Robin is a believer that a person's mind is so powerful that they can make anything they want come true if they wish hard enough, not realizing the irony of his claims.
Succubi

A succubus

**Succubi** are century old female demons from old folklore that seduce men into sexual activity to steal their life energy.

They are typically seen as beautiful and sexy women, but soon show their true form once the man is vulnerable, that of a horned, bat-like creature.

Succubi are the driving force and one of two antagonistic factions, next to Incubi who are their archenemies, in the fifth season of Devil's Dilemma, *Aphrodisia*.
TKIM Part One

**The Killer Is Me Part One** is the first part of the horror flash fiction collection set in the Devil's Dilemma universe, *The Killer Is Me.*

## Stories

### Night Shift

A young man working the night shift at a gas station overhears a strange sound outside.

### Pin Cushion

A mysterious doll-maker holds a dark secret in his house.

### Saturate

An unfortunate mother of a little boy discovers her husband's adultery.

### Sunshine

A frantic man attempts to explain the horrors of daytime.

### Stitch

An unknown man comes to in his bathtub covered in stitches.
Arina Belsky

**Arina "Arin" Belsky** is the main protagonist of the novel *Army of Flies*.

He is an impotent Soviet serial killer who stalks and brutalizes women.

## Personality

Arina is a sadistic, demented and purely evil individual who only exists to bring misery others.

He takes his anger out on women for his impotence and is visciously misogynistic, not caring for the cruelty he inflicts on random young women in his area. Arina considers anyone being nice to him to be two-faced liars who only talk about him behind his back, even if they truly were being kind to him. Because of his introverted and rather violent tendencies, he lives alone and has never wed or birthed children. Throughout the novel, his kills get more and more gruesome due to his deteriorating mental health.

Arina is often proned to anger at the slightest things, an example being a terrible muscle spasm that plagues his left hand which happens frequently.

## Appearance

Arina is a man is his late fourties with graying buzzcut hair and intense wrinkles around his face due to stress. He often wears an oversized coat and dark pants.

## Quotes

* *"Maybe you do have feelings after all."*
Aspen Crime Ring

Angel

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Zinc

Icarus

The **Aspen Crime Ring** was an independent operation of an unnamed international kidnapping and sex trafficking ring based in Aspen, Colorado.

In the small mountain town, their center of operations was the Aspen Catholic Church and used it as a shield from the federal agents that came around. They claimed to have sold people to the Czech Republic, Mexico, most of Asia including China and Pakistan, and Russia.

## Origin

The ring was planted in Aspen to kick-start a new operation headed by the pastor Matthew Shaw.
Connie Love

**Connie Love** is the main protagonist of the Sci-fi-Horror novel Send Me To Venus.

He is one of the recruits on the Geno squad who was sent to colonize Venus.

## Personality

Connie is a sheepish and very self-conscious individual. He is generally naïve as to things that he is told, and is used to being ordered around by superiors from his life on Earth. Its because of this that he was taught to never question authority even if their morals seem questionable. Despite his natural personality, he is a very polite and kind person to most of his squad mates.

Regardless of how he sees his squad mates, the torture and labor he is forced into by Julius Ingram proves too great for his mental health. He becomes defensive and vindictive against Julius for betraying them and their country.

Connie is shown to be a sensitive person. Not to the degree of Samuel Gaskins, but enough to become emotional over several events during the novel.

## Fate

To destroy the cloning machine and fully crumble Julius' empire, Connie arrives at the room and sets it ablaze. However, because of the fail safe system the doors shut and locked. Connie watches on as the flames consume him, but dies at peace with himself knowing he took action.

## Quotes

* *"Venus will fall."*
* *"I don't think he wants to do the right thing."*
* *"Julius doesn't believe in democracy, but he still believes in the individuality of the people he allows to die."*
Hades

Justice

**Hades** is the titular anti-heroic protagonist of the **story of the same name**.

He is a humanoid seraph under the command of Eiherena, the goddess of peace and fertility, and was created to fight in the Hevela Civil Wars.

## Personality

Hades is first shown as a heartless interdimensional killer who's only purpose is to serve Eiherena, and rarely speaks due to his disinterest in conversation. As he continues to witness atrocities, he slowly becomes compassionate and understanding of human emotions. His array of weaponry is not restricted to any specific weapon, as he is a wielder of Aris Magic given to him by Eiherena and is efficient in use of human weapons such as firearms and knives.

Despite his common silence, his actions represent what he's feeling when he refuses to speak. Hades isn't afraid of confrontation and is violent when needed, making him a terrifying figure to humanity.

While not caring about humans, he is extremely caring and loyal to the Aris family, specifically to Eiherena whom he harbors deep respect and admiration for. The root for his feelings of her stem from his creation due to her actions, and thus feels he owes her his life.

Because of this, he is fiercely protective of Eiherena showcased when Sathanas finds her when she is weakened and attempts to kill her; Hades violently fends him away in a final attempt to save her, but is ultimately killed.
Kala

**Kala** is the name of a dark-fantasy universe resting on the Cosmic Chain.

Kala means "Old Earth" in Aris.

### Newshire

A culturally diverse area of desert, grass and plenty of strange people. Most like Europe and the Americas.

### Mwari Kombe

A mostly arid land, and is most like Africa.

### Shijin

A grassy, mountainous continent that is the home

### Kaze

A land adjacent to Shijin and is home to the Savra.
Ray Kumari

**Ray Kumari** is the main protagonist of the novel *A Trip To The Moon*.

She is an aspiring English teacher who finds herself on the Moon.

## Personality

Ray is presented as an excitable and perceptive woman who loves to learn as much as she can. Despite seeming highly intelligent and able to solve most problems with critical thinking, it is heavily implied that she just possesses an abnormally photographic memory which allows her to appear more intelligent on the surface and is shown to be not very quick on her feet.
Outer Gods

The **Outer Gods,** or perjoratively known as **Lesser Gods** or **False Gods**, are a type of God that are exclusive to the Cosmic Chain.

They are deities who are not directly related to the original Aris Gods, and are (more often than not) humans who were enlightened by the Aris, though they are not restricted to human forms.

## Origin

Outer Gods can be found in many places on the Cosmic Chain and their level of destruction, motives and the like vary wildly as *Outer Gods* is a very loose term and can be applied to many types of lower deities. They are not affiliated with Demi-Gods, who descend from Aris or sometimes Outer Gods. On occasion, Outer Gods can be thought into existence (i.e. Lola the Light Goddess created by Robin Cain).

Outer Gods can also take the form of concepts rather than corporeal beings, or not have a physical form despite their inherent existence.
Blink

A **Blink** is a metaphysical phenomenon.

A blink is when a displacement in reality suddenly occurs, caused by the damage sustained by the Timetable.

## Description

There is no way to predict when or where a blink will occur, and it can happen at any time in history and any place.

If you were to be standing in the range of displacement, you will be shot across time and sent to another reality. People who are caught in a blink will suffer *Revenir Syndrome*. The location and place in time a blink will send you is never the same for any one person, but if several people are caught in the same blink, they will be grouped together and sent to the same area.
Sawyer Cook

**Sawyer Cook** is the main protagonist of the novel *Rivers of Babylon*.

Sawyer is an immature woman and a member of the Charlotte Six.

## Personality

To most people, Sawyer Cook appears to be a naturally glowing and joyful person without a care in the world, crossing the line into child-like behavior. While this is true to some extent, Sawyer is hiding very unhealthy insecurities that prevent her from forming relationships with people other than her own mother. Pathologically afraid of men and jealous of women, she hides herself away and tells herself she is happy all the while craving affection. A cognitive dissonance in her mind tells her she is happy alone, but also hates it.

## Appearance

Sawyer wears a black hoodie over a white tee and jeans.

She has short and straight blonde hair.
June-Allen Price

**June-Allen Price**, also known as **The Blondie,** is a major antagonist of the novella *The Enema Girls.*

She is a flashy college girl who is an Enema Girl for money.

## Personality

June is perceived to be a bimbo by others but is more intelligent than she lets on. However, this is not to say she isn't flashy or absentminded as she is shown to be in a few occasions. She can become unreasonably confrontational and aggressive if she is insulted, and it's to be believed that she has an inflated ego.

## Quotes

* *"I'm shocked, like for real. I thought you died. You lost so much blood!"*
* *“You okay, kid?”*
* *“Fuck you, bitch.”*
* *“Just get off my ass, D. You sound like my mom.”*
* *"Oh, you thought I liked you? Well I mean I did but you weren't that important to me or literally anyone else. I just used you so I didn't have to work for a living. Sorry 'bout that. If you want I can buy you something, y'know like an apology gift?"*
Clarise Alden

Spencer Alden (Older Brother)

Riley Alden (Younger Brother)

Landon Brown (Cousin)

Spencer Alden

Running her father's Illegal Distillery

**Clarise Jo-Ann Alden** is the main protagonist of the horror film *Family Values.*

She is a hardworking farm girl who begins to suspect her father's sinister deeds.

## Personality

Clarise is a no nonsense type of gal. Growing up on a Louisiana ranch and often physically and emotionally abused by her mother and father, she has grown to be emotionally guarded. While still knowing how to have fun, her naivete had grown to such a level that she believed that how her family acted was normal.
August Shirley

**August "Gus" Shirley** is the main protagonist of the novel *Diary of a Mad Man.*

He is a popular author of crime fiction who begins to go to extreme lengths to write his next novel.

## Personality

August is (on the surface) a confused and insecure man. He'll often find himself wondering what his purpose is in life, leading to a strange internalized depression. Because of this depression, he'll do anything to further his success in life in desperation for his future.

He feigns knowledge about certain things like serial murder and feels embarrassed. Whenever prompted with the idea that he could do bad things to help his understanding, he is desperate enough to do it. This helps uncover the sadistic fantasies he had been shoving to the back of his brain.

## Fate

In the end of his journey, he completed the book of his experiences and published it to critical acclaim once again, finally achieving what he wanted in his life but because of the horrors he experienced he became a shell of what he once was.

## Quotes

* *"I think something's wrong with me."*
* *"No one even knows who I am. I'm just some amateur who got lucky once, and it's never gonna happen again."*
* *"If I had a choice, I wouldn't be here."*
* *"I'd never hurt you, or Ned. I'll always protect you no matter what happens."*
Emma Schultz

Potential Kal'Mar Host

Working in the Library

**Emma Schultz** is a major character in Kal'Mar, the debut season of Devil's Dilemma, and a minor character in *Lovesick*, the fourth season.

She is the sister of Ava Schultz, a Kal'Mar host and a good friend of Joseph Soto.

## Personality

Emma is shown to be an outwardly friendly and high-spirited young woman. She is generally quick to help others with their problems no matter if she dislikes them or not. A stark contrast to her twin sister, Ava.

While under pressure, she becomes extremely wary and terrified, demonstrated when she grilled Joseph about him being the killer of Shaun Glover and Ava. After the events of Kal'Mar, she is revealed to have finished college and left Silverton soon after, citing it to that "I couldn't stand to be there anymore."

When Isabella Carmine meets her after 20 years she is more mature, wiser but still possesses a few remnants of her kind personality from Silverton.
Fate Is a Funny Thing

**Fate Is A Funny Thing** is the 9th and final episode of Reflection, the 6th and last season of Devil's Dilemma. It is the 51st episode overall and it is the final episode of the entire series.

## Synopsis

Lailani closes in on her killer's whereabouts, finally learning the truth of her existence.

## Trivia

* The creator of the show felt empty when he completed the script for the last episode of Reflection.
Miles Nelson

Joseph Gaskins

**Miles Nelson** is the singular main protagonist of the TV adaptation of The Killer Is Me.

He was a former agent of the US Department of The Occult and was involved with a interdimensional ongoing war.

## Personality

Miles was a mild-mannered 27 year old who never let his emotions get in the way of his work. He was a believer in the paranormal ever since childhood, so when he was recruited into the USDTO he was secretly ecstatic. However, he didn't seem to be ready for the tragedies that would befell him during and after his time as an Occult Agent.

He was soon fired for a cover up, which only angered him. He stole important equipment from the Department and used them to help Eiherena in the fight against Sathanas.
Kal'Mar (Entity)

**The Kal'Mar** are an ancient race of squid-like parasites that were created around 135 BHM by Sathanas. They are the driving force of the first season of Devil's Dilemma.

Most of the parasites, once entered an organism, expands and allows the host to control squid-like tentacles for protection.

## Personalities

The Kal'Mar, once being able to speak to it's host, are very calm in conversation but are demanding in what they want their host to do.

The ultimate reason why the Kal'Mar hosts fight each other, is that the Kal'Mar are an extremely territorial species and will kill anyone and everything if it means it gets their victory. For the very unfortunate hosts, they are just puppets for the parasites to fight with.

## Appearances

They appear physically and prominently only twice, that being in the titular season "Kal'Mar", and the final season Aurora. They do not appear again, but are mentioned several times.

### Kal'Mar

Joseph Soto, the MC, has a parasite enter him and it gives him the abilities in the first season.

### Rapture

In the third season, Caesar Adams discovers a locked hole in the ground with a note saying the man locked in the pit had exhibited strange abilities and behaviors, such as tentacles extruding from parts of his body and being more aggressive than usual.

### Lovesick

Isabella Carmine, being Joseph Soto's daughter, had a small percentage of his Kal'Mar power inside her genes. She was not able to harness or recognize it, although the Kal'Mar powers were what made her aggressive and manipulative.
Send Me To Venus

**Send Me To Venus** is a science fiction horror novel written by SB.

It follows Squad Zoe of astronauts who colonize Venus, but things quickly go awry as they experiment with cloning.

## Plot

Connie Love is a recruit of the Geno squad who is set on Venus and tasked with running a successful colony headed by Terrence Zimmerman and the second in command, Julius Ingram.
Soviet-American War

**The Soviet-American War** was a catastrophic global conflict between the Axis: Neo-Soviet Russia, The German Empire, Serbia, and Allies: The United States of America and East Asia.

It exists within the Send Me To Venus continuity.

## Cause

In the 2100s, and even before then, political unrest had been boiling between the Neo-USSR and The United States of America, before it became an Autocracy. NUSSR had begun to get into armed conflicts with East Asia, specifically China, Mongolia, Japan, and Korea over land and border disputes. The cause of the war was due to a bloody battle between The Communist Republic of China and the NUSSR on November 1st, 2120. China declared war on the NUSSR, which in turn made the US declare war on them.
Caroline Hansen

**Caroline Hansen** is the main antagonist of the horror film Caroline.

She was a mysterious figure who was found dead in her home, who's face began appearing in the dreams of 5 people.

## Personality

Caroline is an extremely ambiguous and mystifying character. Her motives and reason for appearing in everybody's dreams aren't known until the climax of the film, and even then the 5 who were charmed by her still didn't understand why she was still living.

When physically appearing to them, she talks very calmly but cryptically. Despite appearing to be off-putting and potentially violent, she rarely raises her voice at the others.

## Appearance

Caroline is a naturally off-putting individual. She possesses jet black and straight hair and fair olive skin. Her ruby red eyes (which often glow in the dreams) and intimidating smile are a source of discomfort for most who approach her.

## Fate

Following her failed resurrection, she questions the group on why they won't let her live. Whitney embraces her as her soul is split into 5 parts and are connected with them forever.
Carmen Cardwell

**Jeanette Davis** (AKA **Carmen Cardwell**) is the main protagonist of the novel *Nimbus.*

She is an eccentric bookworm librarian who begins to notice her reality crumbling.

## Personality

Carmen is a highly intelligent, hyperactive but intensely paranoid woman.

## Appearance

She has matte black curly hair usually tied in a ponytail with bangs and round glasses that seem to be too big for her face.

Her outfit consists of a black skirt, a black jacket that is too large for her, and sneakers.
Gavin Cartwright

Entitled Manchild

Farrah (Mother)

Usurpation

Attempted Mass Genocide

Theft

Matricide

**Gavin Cartwright,** real name **Aiken ll,** is the main antagonist of Aphrodisia, the 5th and penultimate season of Devil's Dilemma.

He was the leader of the Incubi clan in Mayfield, and attempted to turn Brandon Marsh against the Succubi.

## Personality

Gavin is a psychotic man child, looking at violence as nothing more than playing with toys. Whenever someone disagrees with him or whenever he doesn't get his way, he throws childish tantrums and violently attacks whoever is in his vicinity.

Being the son of the original Incubi leader and heir to the throne, he was a spoiled child as he got whatever he wanted. This is a common characteristic he would show off later in life: Entitlement.

However, it is later slowly revealed that Gavin is so violent because of his father, Aiken. He would psychologically, physically, and emotionally abuse his children so he could turn them into fierce leaders, sort of like wielding weapons of mass destruction.

## Fate

After the failed ritual to bring his father back, Gavin attempts to kill Brandon. However, he maneuvers around him and throws him into the dark ritual void, trapping him there with no escape. Considering Gavin can live for centuries, Brandon left him there for the rest of time.

As of *Reflection*, he is confirmed to still be stuck in the ritual pit.
Kynatha

Vengeful Spirit

Malefic

**Kynatha** is the overarching antagonist of Rapture, the third season of Devil's Dilemma.

It is an ambiguous spirit and a guardian of the forest that Isiah Grey operates in.

## Personality

Kynatha is an enigmatic figure, opting to be vague instead of forward to Caesar Adams most of the time. While appearing to be dangerous, Kynatha is docile and will not attack unless provoked.

They speak with a soft voice, not wanting to scare anybody away. However, when angered their voice shifts and pitches itself down.

When provoked, Kynatha will not react and will just willfully ignore whoever is annoying them.
Icarus

Rooster

Astrid

Matthew Shaw

Elijah Henderson

Kidnapping

Theft

Extortion

**Icarus** (Real Name Unknown) is a major antagonist in *God Smack*, the second season of Devil's Dilemma.

He was the 2nd in command to the Aspen Mercenaries and worked alongside Angel, Rooster, Zinc and Astrid to protect Operation Black Hammer.
Aris

**Aris** is a multi-universal concept within the Cosmic Chain.

It is best described as a sentient being of omniscient power that makes up everything in the universe.

The Aris is the creator of Eiherena and Viena, and is thusly the most powerful deity/being in the known reality.

## Origin

Aris was here before and will be here after. It is all around us even if you don't really know it. Aris is most compared to the Aether, as it is what Eiherena was born from and is where her namesake comes from. Aris only "talks" to other gods, never mortals or even demi-gods.
Justyn Pawłowski

## Justin Pawłowski

Piper Hensley

**Justyn Pawłowski** is a major protagonist in Reflection, the 6th and final season of Devil's Dilemma.

Justin was a paranoid college senior who meets Lailani Marsh and helps her find Kieran Turner.

## Personality

Justyn is shown to be a vindictive and reserved person. He tends to shut out anybody that wants to know what he thinks and feels. He possesses a strong hatred for people, especially the kind of people like Lailani Marsh. When first confronted by her, he talks down to her for humiliating his younger sister during class and rejects her offer outright out of spite.

A small reason for his hateful personality is his secret that he's a closeted homosexual who is afraid to come out and be ridiculed as people are less accepting nowadays as they were before several years ago.

When found out by Lailani, he begs her to not say anything to anybody.

## Trivia

* Justin's old name was going to be Justin *Medina* instead of Pawłowski.
Reflecting

**Reflection,** also referred to as **Reflecting,** is a power pertaining to time travel that appears in Reflection, the final Devil's Dilemma season.

It is a power solely possessed by Kieran Turner, and it allows him to reverse time by one week, stop time, and see into the future in some cases.

## Rules

Reflecting can only be activated when Kieran follows a specific sequence. When he kills someone, directly or indirectly, he must consume the blood of the corpse, allowing him to unlock the full potential by saying "Reflect" and allowing time to reverse..

## Effects

When Reflection is activated, anyone witnessing Kieran activating it will be affected by the rewind and will retain their memories from before the week was reset. If that person had any objects in their pockets, they will also be retained; if the objects were outside the physical possession of the person, then the objects will not be retained and will be reset.

To those who witness Reflection, they will enter a hypnotic trance and will physically feel the effects of the power. They will feel time rewinding and will undergo a painful soul rumbling.
Monika Weiss

Monica Weiss

Ms. Weiss

**Ms. Monika Weiss** is the deuteragonist character in the short story "*Octavia*".

She is the acting maid of the Aris Manor, is the only friend of Madam Octavia.

## Personality

When first shown, she is presented as a humble maid of the Madam. Monika is prim, proper, and friendly without being overly-irritating. Because of this, she makes quick acquaintances with Leo and Jane Redman.

She is loyal to Madam Octavia, and winced at the idea of taking the night off when Leo and Jane arrived due to thinking the work would be too much for Octavia. No matter the atrocities she commits, Monika stays by her side not out of fear, but of admiration.

When Jane supposedly "murders" Octavia, she offers to help Leo escape the mansion, to which he accepts.

She is of German heritage, and is a recent immigrant. Because of this, her accent slips and she speaks fluent German when under extreme stress, such as when Jane stabs Octavia.

## Appearance

Monika is a 25 year old beautiful German immigrant. Her hair is pure blonde, and is curly.

Her outfit in all scenes is a strangely stereotypical French maid outfit. Occasionally, she will let her hair down as it is typically tied in a pony-tail.
Jamie Marsh

Nellie Marsh (Daughter-In-Law)

Lailani Marsh (Granddaughter)

Luca Marsh (Grandson)

Isabella Carmine (Niece)

Robert Gomez(Former)

Tina Walker

Assault

**Jamie Marsh** is the secondary protagonist in *Rapture*, the third Devil's Dilemma season and a minor character in *Aphrodisia*, the 5th and penultimate season.

## Personality

Unlike his brother, Jamie is level-headed and noticeably more relaxed then Joseph. He tends to underthink things when they happen and discard them more quickly due to skepticism and (more commonly) pure laziness.

When interviewing Isaiah Grey and his community, Jamie is less relaxed and more alert because of how Isaiah is acting, and along with the dirty aesthetic of the place. The others share his feeling and prefer to not be in that place.

Concerning romance, he is a big flirt. However, his past relationship with Dana Webster creates awkward situations countless times. Jamie prefers not to talk about it whenever Caesar Adams asks. When Dana seems to warm up and take a liking to Caesar, he becomes jealous but decides to seal it to prevent any personal problems.
Julius Ingram

Julius' ID picture

Laura Fellini

Theft

Fraud

Enslavement

Sabotage

Imprisonment

**Julius Ingram** is the main antagonist of the horror novel Send Me To Venus.

He was the second in command of the Venus colonization program and the founder of Ingranism and the Ingranists.

## Personality

Julius is a narcissistic fascist who believes that betrayal for the greater good is justifiable.
List of Killer Is Me Protagonists

Most of the stories in The Killer Is Me have nameless protagonists who are only there to move the story along. Although some of them do explain a bit about themselves.

## Part One

### Stitch

The main character is an unfortunate man who wakes up to something alive stitched inside of him.

### Saturate

The main character is a mother named Sasha in her early 30s who buried her husband alive due to infidelity.

### Pin Cushion

The protagonist is a psychopathic stalker who kidnapped a woman and tortures her using voodoo dolls.

### Sunshine

A schizophrenic man who thinks there are monsters in the sunlight is the protagonist.

### Night Shift

The protagonist is a teenager who's attacked while working the night shift.

## Part Two

### Box

The main character is a man named Davie who discusses murdering an old classmate with his girlfriend Kimmy. This marks the first story in the series with named protagonists.

### Bell Ringer

The protagonist is an unnamed middle-schooler who's classmate begins to shoot up the school.

### Social Parasite

A man later known as Mr. Maguire who killed Jen's sister while she was home is the main protagonist.

### Night Mission

The protagonist is a man known only as "D" accompanies his friends as they kidnap a child possessed by a demon for ransom.

### Haunted House of Horrors

The protagonist is an 18 year old male who enters a strange haunted house.
Caea

## Caea Aris

**Caea Aris** is an Aris Demi-Goddess.

She is the blind Goddess of Wisdom and is the offspring of Eiherena.

## Personality

Caea is very similar in regards to views on life to her mother.

## Appearance

Caea takes the form of an overgrown planet full of grass and weeds.

Her most well-known human Avatar is that of a blind woman with white hair and torn black rags.
Dr. Harley's Guide To The Multiverse

**Dr. Harley's Guide To The Multiverse**, often referred to as **The Guide** or **Harley's Guide**, is a collection of chapters written by former doctor of psychology Malcolm Harley, and is a long explanation of what humans know about the Cosmic Chain and all that have been affected by supernatural events.

It has been rarely used by any main character for an explanation but has been name-dropped by several characters throughout.

## Synopsis

The pages are formatted like a non-fiction novelization of real-life events and information.

Each chapter, there being nearly 30 and is still being updated to this day, releases facts that were obtained by Dr. Harley during his work with the USDOTO and are often about unbelievable scenarios and information, such as Earth being controlled by a pantheon of deities.
Mary Henry (Real)

## Mary Henry

**Mary Henry** is the overarching antagonist of the horror novel *Phantasmagoria.*

She is a horror fanatic who intends to develop a horror story known as *Phantasmagoria*, but it remains unfinished.

## Personality

While she doesn't appear in the novel itself, through her literary counterpart it can be inferred that she is a rather hyperactive geek who possesses an unnatural obsession with all things horror-related.
Aris Goddess

The **Aris Goddesses** are the two original creators of the Arisverse.

They are Eiherena, Goddess of Virtue and Light and Viena, Goddess of Hedonism and Vice.

## Biography

Neither of the two have physical forms to speak of, and are not necessarily tangible beings like humans. The Aris Goddesses are more akin to concepts (like the Aris) rather than actual living, breathing creatures. Though, regardless, they are able to create Avatars of themselves to communicate with other beings inside Devala.
Ana Flores

**Ana Flores** is the main antagonist of the novel *Virginia*.

She is a morbidly curious young girl who pressures Virginia Lawrence into killing a boy.

## Personality

Ana is a manipulative and morbid child who is desperate to see a death in front of her own eyes, going so far as to manipulate and pressure a female classmate who is in love with her to do it for her.
Centipede

**Centipede** is a Steampunk Thriller novella written by Sean Britton.

It is an anti-war story set during an alternate World War 1 in a steampunk-era Alternate-America in the late 1800s.

## Plot

Cecil O'Kyffe is a recently trained pilot fighting for the United Nation of the Americas (Canada, North America, and South America) after they declared war upon the fictional country of Hamptonia (England) and real country of Prussia. Cecil is awoken by a call to action and is placed into his plane he nicknamed "Centipede". Once he is flown up into the air, he is shot down by Prussian forces and is turned into a prisoner of war as he survives the fall and is taken away.

He is kept underground by Prussian forces who try to siphon information out of him without torture. They reason with him and end up releasing him but force him to stay within enemy territory without any outside communication. He then wanders around while getting to know the locals while also trying to ask for help from any citizen he could talk to, although no one could help him.

Over the course of the novel, he learns that everything that was said about the Prussian forces and citizens were wrong and that they are just like the people of the UNA. After trying to signal that he was fine, a nuclear explosive was dropped onto his village after he was sheltered. He exits the bunker but sees the fire and brimstone that was extrude onto the Prussian land. He then dies of radiation poisoning.
Alma Waters

**Alma Waters** is the secondary protagonist of the novella Kill The Virgin.

She is the best friend of Charlotte D'aureville and is mentally deficient.

## Personality

Alma is a happy-go-lucky and cheerfully optimistic girl in stark contrast to Charlotte. Alma often tends to forget about her responsibilities and would prefer to go out and do something she wants to do.

Alma is also shown to be quite childish in nature, bordering mental retardation because of the society's rampant use of selective breeding.
Newshire

Asi Till

Iro Valentine

Several Races

**Newshire** is one of the 5 continents found in Kala.

It is the very westward continent, and is the continent ALID and Long Road Ahead take place on.

### The Mojave

A mostly plain and arid desert area with few villages that are inhabited by Coasters.

### Cedar Cane

The most populated region of Newshire, and made up of all kinds of races.

### North Newshire

A sparse area for farming and with a few mountainous regions.

### Bereft Plains

A mostly empty area of barren land and full of bandits.

### Esco

Culturally rich area with many bustling towns and villages.

### West Meridian

Arid land much like The Mojave. Contested with Celtic Territory.