Willaim

# William Wood

***"Welcome to the show, my audience... Take a chair and relax!"***

Being trapped in a theater can break a humans mind, luckily the radiation turned him into something much more.

## Appearance:

William is a tall thin man, his skin a ghastly gray often flustered with dark red blush. His eyes glow a crimson red and are always so bloodshot one cannot tell where his pupils and iris begin and where the whites end. His hair is a dark black naturally with a bleached blonde underside that is long overgrown. His once very handsome strong human face is now distorted by a bat nose and long fangs that stick out from his mouth.

Their thin frame is often draped with long flowing white poet shirts, and a cape. Oftentimes a corset and tight pants complete this look. He adorns himself in golden beads, rosaries, and crosses that jingle when he walks and sparkles in the sun.

Despite not being able to see himself he takes great pride in his appearance, taking up to two hours daily getting ready. Though his makeup is often ruined by blood dripping from his face.

## In Life:

In life William was the flirtatious Micheal Campbell-Sato, owner of Campbell Theatre and semi-famous within his local theater group. He had several employees and did a good job running the theater. While he was harsh he was always willing to help. He would make his staff overwork but cook them dinner and take care of them.

He worked long hours to perfect every single show no matter how physically taxing. But as he grew older he grew selfish, slowly becoming more self absorbed from the fame he was getting. Even though in the back of his head he knew something was wrong.

## The Abbearition:

That day William, Caesar, and Ophelia went to work early to get things done for the upcoming show. Then it hit. The theater building sinking into the ground and all exits being blocked. The lucky one, Ophelia, was pinned by rocks and died much faster than the other two. They listened to her cry for help and ignored it. William said it was too dangerous. When the yelling finally stopped they sat in silence.

Days passed, and he began to practice plays by himself. The radiation is eating at his mind and body. He could no longer eat the normal food stores, his skin was gray and his nose was broken by the bashing of his own head into the walls. Caesar noticed his boss beginning to lose his mind, confronting him.

Caesar was pounced on and William killed him, via 23 stab wounds and drinking his blood. He felt burdened with guilt and promised to only feed if it wouldn’t kill anyone.

There he sat in the theater, doing his solo show, seeing the ghosts of his friends, and continuing to run it. He lost his memory a long time ago replacing it with that of the playbooks that littered the ground.

## Misery's Company:

Williams company includes, Ophelia the shy ghost writer, Caesar the undead janitor, Blood Hound the tamed wolf, and the Night Mare a horse William begged to keep because it made them look cool.

## Current Era:

After the doors rotted away William cleaned up his theater. Built a farm for his human ‘friends’ and even a ‘human house’ to fit in. But also to lure people in. He tries to make his blood bags as comfortable as possible.

Now he hosts shows, makes popcorn and drops people from the audience down into the dungeon to drink from.

## Event Lore:

William was brought to Chorus to speak with Talbot Grimes about the 'Before Times'. They mainly spoke about how pretty they are and how much they hate their staff. Along with flirting with Talbot he also introduced his theatere and invited him personally.