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Ava Granger Riddle

Bill Weasley (Grandfather)

Molly Weasley (Grandmother)

Thomas Smith Riddle (Son)

**Ava Granger-Riddle** (September 22nd, 1991 - 2020), born to Hermione Jean Granger and Ronald Billius Weasley was their eldest of 2 children. She was adopted from a foster home at age 8 after Hermione and Ron realized her magical abilities. Her brother, Fred Weasley Jr., was 4 years younger than her. Ava was very studious throughout her time at Hogwarts, being sorted into Ravenclaw after all. She was consistently one of the top-performing students in the class, taking after her mother in that manner, but that's not to say she wasn't like her father at all, she inherited his foul mouth in her youth. Ava, during her life, was a loving and kind soul, treating all with respect and constantly giving the benefit of the doubt. She exhibited that with her husband Matthew Riddle quite often.

> "I swear you'll be the death of me, Riddle"
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> -Ava Granger in her 6th year
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## Hogwarts Years (2002-2008)

### Third Year

In her third year, she continued on focusing on her studies for the majority of the year up until she met her future husband, Matthew Riddle when he began to tease her a bit.

### Fourth Year

During her fourth year, she began to focus less on her studies and more on her social life, but the two seemed to merge at one point where she was tutoring Matthew, obviously leading to their eventual relationship. Shortly before winter break she and he went on their first date in Hogsmeade. However, during winter break, they had little contact, only writing occasional letters up until halfway through the break when Matthew flew to her house on a broom, them hiding on a nearby hill and just talking before it was rudely interrupted by Matthew's legal guardian Lucius Malfoy. Lucius berated her for her half-blood blood status. Ava being completely oblivious to the normality of these slurs was appalled, crying shortly after Matthew and Lucius departed. She was too naive to see the eventual occurrence of Matthew exhibiting the same behaviors toward his peers, which happened on the day of the ending of winter break. Whilst on the train she overheard Matthew berating fellow student Alexander Carrow. After Matthew returned to their carriage she lectured and interrogated him about what and why he said what he said. After she was done she stormed off in a fit of disappointment and rage. The following days she would try to find help from her friends, which led her to the realization that most of them used her for her parents' fame. Feeling like no one other would understand she went to a seemingly indifferent party who understands the struggle of fame she went to Mandy Lestrange for help. The class period after when she noticed Matthew and Mandy getting into a fight she grabbed him by the sleeve and motioned for him to wait outside. Once she left class she took him to the library and lectured him once more, ending it with an ultimatum that he needs to clean up his bigotted ways or they would cease to date.
Demetrius Sievers

Demetrius Sievers is a fictional character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He is the second victim found at the crime scene next to Cornelius Huber in Chapter 2.

## Character Overview (spoilers):

Unlike other characters (whose AquaOS files provide a brief biography and psychological profile) no information whatsoever is provided in the case of Sievers since he happens to be a foreign ambassador sent by NeoEurope. As such he was directly protected by the government of Nova Polemos, which went to great lengths to keep his real identity concealed all the time and also granted him diplomatic immunity. Unfortunately this also means nothing can be really said about him aside from what emerges directly while solving the case in Chapter 2. The sequence of his actions is however a pretty strong indicator of what NeoEurope's foreign policies are like: despite the fact he had entered Nova Polemos as a mere ambassador he was able to plan and set up a murder in complete autonomy (likely without even being able to contact his own superiors), taking care of all the details so meticolously he was effectively successful at tricking the local authorities into believing the assassin was actually Pandora. His vast knowledge of Nova Polemos' past events, the amount of free agency he was granted, his quick and ruthless ability to change plans and seize opportunities as they came united with his proficiency in using firearms (let alone being allowed to carry his own) would suggest he was more akin to a secret agent than a traditional ambassador.

NeoEurope's need to send such a highly skilled individual on a mission abroad united with the fact Sievers decided with no second thoughts to commit a murder in a foreign nation in order to steal a vital piece of technology clearly suggests the geopolitical relationships between Nova Polemos and its neighbouring superpower must be very tense and effectively akin to a cold war, an assumption that is later fully confirmed in some of the game endings.
Luke Benton

"Every explosion originates from a spark."

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Luke Benton is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He only appears in Chapter 3.

## Psychological Profile:

Luke is ill-tempered, extremely fierce and a natural born maverick. His radical political views combined with his aggressive methods progressively pushed him towards extremist groups, overall turning him into a quite dangerous individual.

## Biography:

After graduating in Law he pursued a career as a union representative, only to quit after just two years for unknown reasons. He then became a writer, dedicating most of his works to political topics: his activity inevitably caught the attention of the Black Bands, who consider him a huge nuisance ever since.
Andrew Joanesse

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Andrew Joanesse is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He is the victim of the murder that takes place in Chapter 3.
Mandy Lestrange

**BIG REVAMP UNDERWAY! WILL UPDATE SOON**

## Biographical Information

### Born

November 14th, 1996 London, England, United Kingdom

### Died

November 14th, 2026London, England, United Kingdom

## Relationship Information

### Family Members

Bellatrix Lestrange (née Black)(Mother) †
Rodolphus Lestrange (Father) †

Rabastan Lestrange (Uncle) †

Cara Lestrange (Sister)

Matthew Riddle (Half-Brother)

Aliana Riddle (Half-Sister)

Tom Riddle (Nephew) †

Ava Granger (Sister-in-Law) †

Corwin Crouch (Husband) †

Millene (Mother-in-Law) †

Johanna Lysandra Lestrange (Daughter) †

Josiah William Scabior (Son) †

Nick Scabior (Husband) †

Narcissa Malfoy (née Black)(Aunt)

Lucius Malfoy (Uncle) †

Draco Malfoy (Cousin)

## Affiliation

### House

Slytherin
The House of Black

Lestrange Family

Malfoy Family

### Loyalty

Death Eaters (formerly)
Corwin Crouch (formerly)

Nick Scabior
Emily Boone

"The most destructive force of nature is a vengeful woman."

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Emily Boone is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. She has a chance to appear in Chapter 2 and if she does she will also appear again in every other subsequent chapter.

## Psychological Profile:

Emily is a deeply emotional and instinct driven person. Her irrationality and immaturity happen to be the main obstacle that prevented her from climbing the police ranks.

## Biography:

Emily was born in a simple, albeit caring, family. She joined the police in the attempt to make her father proud, since he too wanted to become a police officer but never could due to breathing problems. She fell in love with Freya as soon as the two met, upon being assigned to the same department. Freya's bashful nature and her fears of their colleague's bigoted views in regards to same-sex relationships initially caused Emily's love for her to remain unrequited for quite a long time.

## Character overview (spoilers):

Emily is a monodimensional character that stands out mainly for her inability to think about long term consequences, which is well reflected in some very reckless decisions and questionable comments she makes. She likely developed her very litigious attitude out of frustration upon finding herself unable to fully understand/control the events she's surrounded by. Her controversial political stance is a good example of this: while on the one hand her homosexuality makes it unlikely she would go as far as supporting the Black Bands, she clearly believes (in line with said party) that the iron fist is an appropriate solution for most problems. It's also likely she considers Freya attractive because of her own strong and aggressive personality, something Emily might have instinctively clinged to due to her need of reassurance and protection.

Emily's narrow minded personality also means she's obviously very easy to manipulate. One of the most blatant examples occurs halfway through Chapter 3, when Emily claims Pandora might actually be a member of the police (also implying the only reliable ally left to Mordred might be David Casey): this is obviously nothing but a carefully elaborated lie invented by David himself in order to extend his influence over Mordred. Emily however must be clearly convinced it must be the truth because Mordred doesn't spot any mask on her during the conversation. Another instance is also Mordred's own take of the events of Variagian 47: in Chapter 2 the player can choose to have him lie blatantly to Emily, blaming Freya's death entirely on Pandora (in which case Emily will effectively be shown to be gullible enough to believe his version).
Maximilian Oath

"Hatred is just a degeneration of loneliness."

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Maximilian Oath is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He is the founder and director of The Island and the father of Terry Oath, one of Pandora's past victims. He appears in Chapter 3 and makes a brief return in Chapter 4C as well.

## Psychological Profile:

After the loss of his son Maximilian fell into a deep depression, only worsened by the stressful nature of his job as director of the Island.

## Biography:

Oath's family owns a small business in Nova Polemos focused on producing renewable energy. After attending law studies Maximilian started working for the government and was eventually chosen as the director for what was back then known as the "Island Project".
John Deckard

Ignorance is bliss.

John Deckard is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He appears in Chapter 2 and Chapter 4C.

## Psychological profile:

Deckard's speaking skills are in stark contrast with the aggressive and sometimes violent behaviour he showed during his academic career.

## Biography:

After graduating in business at the University of Nova Polemos, John worked as a marketing manager for a few minor companies. Thanks to his social proactiveness he was able to forge a vast net of acquaintances and connections that eventually allowed him to land a job at Hephaestus Tech, obtaining a promotion to his current position a few years later.

## Character overview (spoilers):

The few details provided in John's biographic files suggest he is skill-wise the perfect fit for his role as a representative/envoy, as he is a man naturally prone to action who also possesses outstanding speaking skills. The aggressive temper he showed during his early years likely implies he is driven mainly by personal ambition, but unlike other characters such as Richard Baker who sought positions of leadership at all costs, John seems to have opted for a different approach where he instead gave priority to high responsibility roles that responded directly to the top.

The inherent nature of these roles is what allowed him to build personal prestige without drawing too much attention: by focusing on being the arm always ready to carry out the head's orders he could avoid altogether having to compete with the head himself. In this sense John has proven to be a very reliable and also morally flexible pawn: it is unlikely he would ever question any decision taken by his superiors and has also shown to be worth entrusting confidential information if required (let alone his loyalty and discretion rarely make it necessary in the first place). Thanks to these qualities, Hephaestus has full comfort (in regards to any given matter or situation) in choosing the degree of involvment deemed most appropriate for John. A quite relevant instance of this is shown in Chapter 4C, the only one in which John makes a return after his initial appearence in Chapter 2: in this ending he is chosen by Hephaestus to act as the middle man between the company and a now famous and respected Mordred Foley. This likely happened because John was deemed to be the person most likely to succeed in bribing and befriending Mordred after the two had already made contact in Chapter 2. Due to the importance of his task he was also given access to confidential information he did not originally possess: as a matter of fact it is John who tells Mordred Hephaestus had in fact been aware of Cornelius Huber's research on androids, this despite being completely oblivious himself during his former interrogation in Chapter 2 (infered from the absence of masks on his face).

## Trivia:

* The character's last name is likely a reference to Rick Deckard from Blade Runner.
Jimmy Thompson

"A loud lie always becomes a half-truth."

Jimmy Thompson is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He only appears in Chapter 3.

## Psychological Profile:

"The patient was interned in the island partly because he failed to pass the Patterson test and partly because of an undiagnosed degenerative mental disorder that resulted in erratic behaviours on his part. Doctors did not deem further research necessary as the subject is not considered to be a danger to himself or society.

## Biography:

"Jimmy was born in Nova Polemos's fourth district and had a pretty ordinary childhood (aside from the alleged involvement in a few scuffles). After finishing school he inherited his father's activity but bankrupted it some years later due to his terrible management skills. This lead him to depression and a slow descent into illness."

## Character overview:

Nearly nothing can be said about Jimmy Thompson since he only makes one very brief appearance throughout the game, specifically in Chapter 3 and only in the JailedBaker route. The elder is shown to be a paranoid conspiracy theorist that can provide no useful information in regards to the murder Mordred is trying to solve. It's possible his twisted beliefs are the result of a coping strategy he unconsciously adopted in order to deal with his total failure as a businessman, in that he tried to blame of his own shortcomings on external forces that were controlling his life and that he could not overcome in any way. His chronic depression likely did the rest, making it progressively harder and harder for Jimmy to distinguish between reality and his own deranged speculations. In the DeadBaker route he doesn't appear and is instead replaced by Luke Benton, one of the many political dissidents who have been imprisoned in the island after the Black Bands' victory.
Mery Hope

"Time erases every virtue."

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Mery Hope is a fictional character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. She only appears in Chapter 3, where she is introduced as the wife of Daryl Hope.

## Psychological profile:

Mery is a calm and caring woman who faithfully abides to both the laws of society and the laws of God. She is very fond of her husband and mantains a rational and insightful personality despite her old age.

## Biography:

She was once corporate manager of one of the biggest food companies in Nova Polemos but the activity was forced to close in 2045 following a scandal that revolved around the discovery of pathogens in some of the company's products. After losing her job she found herself forced to depend entirely on her husband to survive and eventually ended up interned at the Island along with him.
Nadine Stirling

"Equality and prosperity can't coexist in my city."

Nadine Stirling is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. She owns the hotel in which takes place the murder of Chapter 2.

## Psychological profile:

Nadine is a woman naturally prone to distrust, which has prompted her to always remain very close to her husband, the only person she ever truly loved.

## Biography:

Nadine was born in a low-class bigoted family and forced into an arranged marriage when she was still very young. After their marriage she and her husband dedicated their lives to hard work, pursuing together the dream of turning Five Twins Hotel into one of the most prestigious places of Nova Polemos.

## Character overview:

Nadine appears only once throughout the game, specifically when Mordred visits her in Chapter 2 in order to ask her details on the night of the murder. Similarly to Anne Sherman she is a submissive woman who spent most of her life in her husband's shadow, thus developing a vulnerable personality that is naturally prone to see constant danger in the outside world beyond the domestic walls. This paranoic perspective also prompts her to make up absurd theories in order to explain the horrors she witnesses (mainly the murder of Chapter 2 and, depending on the narrative branch, either the death of Baker or the bomb at the Black Bands' headquarters), blaming these events either on corrupt politicians or the immigrants. Though never clearly stated, it's almost certain she's a supporter of the Black Bands. It's also likely Nadine was among the first people who emigrated in Nova Polemos, as based on her declared date of birth she was roughly 14 years old when the city was founded. This suggests she and her husband likely chose it as the perfect place to set up their own business after their marriage, given the strong economic success and subsequent popularity experienced by the city in its early years. Her original place of birth remains unknown.
Alicia Hart

"You are never too young to die."

Alicia Hart is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. She appears in Chapter 1 and is chronologically the first murder victim encountered by the player.

## Psychological profile:

"Alicia is an impulsive and emotional girl. Despite the fact her personality would naturally lean towards being sweet and caring, her distrust towards the mainstream moral values and ruling class progressively prompted her to close her heart and remain suspicious towards anyone she doesn't know."

## Biography:

"Since she was born in a humble family (her father was a painter and her mother a pharmacist) she lacked the financial support she needed to pursue her childhood dream of becoming a filmmaker. As a result she dropped out of school after obtaining her high school diploma and dedicated herself to various temporary jobs, still hoping to enter the film industry some day."

## Character overview:

Little can be said about Alicia since the player never gets a chance to meet her alive (her own murder is what sets in motion the events of Chapter 1). Some information can be inferred from what other characters say about her. Richard Baker describes her as young and naive yet with fire burning in her heart, a girl so passionate about her dream of becoming a famous artist she would often wander the city filming places and people with an old camera. Baker also presumed her need for money was so desperate she would be willing to do anything in order to obtain the financial support she needed (even becoming his lover, ultimately trading her own dignity for it). From Baker's perspective this assumption was also consistent with Alicia's sudden decision to blackmail him right before the beginning of Chapter 1, but this is later revealed to be actually part of a trap set by Abigail and Pandora to which Alicia cooperated despite the risks involved. This seems to suggest that while she might have not been as naive as Baker was making her out to be, Alicia still used to be a person somewhat submissive who would follow her best friend Abigail even in her most questionable decisions. Provided the level of trust she showed towards her best friend and given Anne Sherman claimed Alicia was the only thing that could still make Abigail smile in her depression, it could be speculated (though it's never explicitly implied) that the two were actually more than friends.
Patterson Test

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The Patterson Test is a fictional element featured in the videogame Dry Drowning.

The test also collects information such as people's earnings, their origins and the political party they support.

Mordred promptly points out in his first meeting with Baker that the test (and the ensuing compulsory education) can easily have a political use, for example by using said "education" to create a virtual army of supporters conveniently brainwashed.

## In game excerpt:

"Every 5 years the citizens of Nova Polemos must take the "Patterson test".

It consists of multiple questions aimed at assessing the IQ and the individual skills of each person.

Obtaining a high score brings several advantages, such as better job positions, being able to share personal thoughts on the internet and free access to medical facilities.

In the city there are many institutes that offer courses to help prepare people for the test. They are usually attended by older people, who often find it more difficult to pass the test."
Lee Graves

"Art is the feather, blood is the ink."

Lee Graves is a fictional character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He only appears in Chapter 3.

## Psychological Profile:

Lee's personality is creative and explosive. Despite behaving in a somewhat obsessive-compulsive way when his art is involved, he is overall considered an eccentric and brilliant person who is generally well-composed and measured.

## Biography:

After being accepted into Nova Polemos' art school thanks to a scholarship, Graves immediatly stood out thanks to his dynamic and original style. Upon completing his art-focused education he set up multiple installations and organized several exhibitions in Nova Polemos, including one at the Island in District 6.

## Character overview (spoilers):

Behind the measured facade of Lee lies the personality of an artist who has lost his grasp on reality and is now prisoner of his own visions as a result. The reasons that prompted him to follow the path of Daryl Hope are not entirely clear but are definitely related at least in part to his own megalomania, as by his own admission he would never be able to resist the idea of being remembered forever. The motive that drives him remains however purely artistical, while the vision of his master was at least in part also a political one: Lee's ultimate betrayal of his master's original plan is entirely based on this discrepancy. Much like William Payne, Lee has a deep understanding of human psychology and is able to predict fairly well the behaviour of people around him. This, combined with his twisted perception of reality (according to which artistic beauty has priority over anything else) makes him a very dangerous and manipulative person that has little or no regard for the people around him, his own partner Andrew Joanesse being the one who ends up suffering the consequences the most. Unlike William Payne or his own master though, Lee has more problems coping with unexpected events as they inevitably shatter his well-ordered and obsessive-compulsive driven visions: in this sense he would expect people's behaviour to be erratic but rather to converge together with everything else towards the artistic finale. This becomes most evident if Mordred chooses to refuse his offer at the end of Chapter 3, causing Lee to go through a mental breakdown.

## Trivia:

* Lee Graves' name is a reference to two playable characters of the popular online videogame League of Legends (Lee Sin and Graves respectively).
Альбит

## Внешний вид

У Альбит полу-прозрачная белая кожа,но при плохом освещении она имеет серий оттенок. Платиновые волосы с синими прядями, выбрит бок, имеет 3 дырки в ухе. На коже есть своего рода блеск голубого оттенка. На Альбит пышное платье до пола небесного цвета, на ногах каблуки.

## Характер

Альбит вспыльчивая ревнивая сразу понимает кто ты и что ты из себя представляешь,если возненавидит то дело без драки не обойдётся.

## Особенности

* **Происхождение:** была создана для истребления низших (дефектных) самоцветов.
* **Другая Альбит:** У Альбит есть темная личность, которая берёт верх когда первая призывает оружие.
* **Орудия:** Альбит может призывать несколько видов оружия, а конкретно три.

## Способности

* **владение оружием:** Альбит может призывать и использовать свои меч, копьё и катану.

## Отношения

* **Белый, Жёлтый и Синий Алмазы:** Альбит может спокойно послать их куда подальше ей ничего не будет.
* **Неизвестные самоцветы:** Альбит была во множествах романтических отношениях, но даже она не помнит во скольких и с кем.
* **Аннабергит:** Альбит влюбленна в Аннабергит.

## слияния

При слиянии с:

* Аннабергит и Бенитоит **образует Калифорнит**
* всеми существующими самоцветами **образует Лавовый Камень**

## Галерея

Спрайт от Volegor`аПриветствие АльбитАльбит и Аннабергит
## Примечания

 **Активные Самоцветы**

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**Активные Слияния**

**Неактивные Самоцветы**

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**Неактивные Слияния**
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Julie Ward

"Success is a matter of good taste."

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Julie Ward is a fictional character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. Though she doesn't appear very often, her role within the story is more active and influential than her limited appearences would suggest. She first appears in Chapter 1 and will make a return in all of the endings.

## Psychological Profile:

"Smart and extremely ambitious, Julie Ward managed to build her own success thanks to her charisma and physical appearance, something she blatantly brags about every time she has the chance to."

## Biography:

"She's the advisor and personal assistant of Richard Baker, one of Nova Polemos' most famous politicians. She hides a shady past that saw her connected to the mob, something she brilliantly managed to leave behind thanks to her personal skills, preserving a clean public reputation."

## Character overview (spoilers):

She considers herself a moderate within the Black Bands and actually doesn't even share their ideals at all, ultimately affiliating herself to them just for sheer personal profit.

Her cold and manipulative nature is evident ever since the beginning as the reason she approachs Mordred is so that once he proceeded to clear Baker's name she could later use the case to influence public opinion and accuse political oppositions of having tried to frame Baker, fearing a loss in the upcoming elections. She also hints that Mordred was actually chosen for his bad reputation as she wouldn't oppose any use of illegal or immoral methods on the detective's part in the process of clearing Baker's name (whoever gets arrested in his place being a mere detail).
Terry Oath

"Mors tua vita mea."

Terry Oath is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He only appears in the recollections of past events that take place in Chapter 3, specifically as the victim of a murder that took place six years earlier compared to the game's main plot. He was Maximilian Oath's only son.

## Psychological profile:

Just like his father Maximilian, Terry Oath was an impulsive and conceited person. His open support of the Black Bands only exacerbated his already rigid behaviour towards his subordinates.

## Biography:

Terry was the only child of Maximilian Oath. After studying private law at the University of Nova Polemos he easily obtained the role of coordinator of The Island, prompting many people to accuse his father of nepotism. The position he occupied granted him control over the infrastructure budget for a very long time.

## Character overview (spoilers):

Terry Oath died at the hand of Pandora six years before the main events of the game. Since he's never met alive in Mordred's present, nothing can be said about him except for the few information that can be infered directly from what the detective was able to discover in his past investigation. Terry emerged first and foremost as a very arrogant person, which was probably the consequence of the life of comforts his father had preemptively arranged for him. In this sense he likely grew up developing a distorted vision of reality and the rest of the world in which he pictured himself as an entitled person who had the right to command others with haughtiness.

Consequently, this also made it impossible for him to properly understand the negative consequences of his actions, which is probably why Pandora chose for him the myth of Icarus among all the ones he could reenact. Maximilian Oath also described Terry as a smart and skilled individual, but his judgement was likely biased and distorted, prompting him to give his son credit where it wasn't due in the same way he had failed to recognize his wrongdoings.

## Trivia:

* At the time of his murder, Terry Oath was one among the two only male victims of Pandora (the other being an unknown individual referenced in Chapter 2 as the victim of the "Keaton case").
Tom Riddle

Ava Granger Riddle (Mother)

Mandy Lestrange (Aunt)

Aliana Riddle (Aunt)

Corwin Crouch (Uncle)

Johanna Riddle (Cousin)

Raven Riddle (Cousin)

Orion Riddle (Cousin)

Corvan Riddle (Cousin)

Bellatrix Lestrange (Grandmother)

Tom Marvolo Riddle Jr. (Grandfather)

**Thomas Smith Riddle** (11th January 2016 - 2023) born to Matthew Riddle and Ava Granger Riddle took his looks mainly from his father beside his hair changing completely to a dirty blond color when it was sunny out, this was believed by his professors to be a sign of him being a metamorphmagi but he died too early to develop those skills fully.

## Early Life

His father and mother were only 25 when Tom was born, which affected his home life greatly. He began his magical training from his father at a very young age, the first spell he learned was the leg-locker curse "Locomotor Mortis" he constantly used this spell in order to prank and annoy his cousins Orion and Corvan. Tom was constantly on the run due to the ongoing war with his Uncle Corwin, his training during the war was the only time he saw his father have a genuine smile, which made Tom very happy too. When he was merely 6 years old his father was thrown into a coma by his uncle, this impacted him severely. He began to shut himself off from everyone, especially his aunts, Aliana and Mandy :0
Marguerite Spencer

Marguerite Spencer is the eldest daughter of Haiden and Daisy Spencer. She currently resides at Palomino Junction in Chestnut Ridge with her parents, siblings Jamie and Rowan, and daughter Poppy.

## Description

Marguerite is a country girl through and through, and plans to dedicate her life to helping her mother on their home ranch. She's not a particularly cautious person, and can get herself into trouble. She is very close with her younger brother Jamie, who is much more strait-laced than her.

## Childhood

Marguerite grew up at The Cozy Corner House in New Appaloosa, Chestnut Ridge. She was a happy and easy infant and toddler, often left to her own devices when she was too young to help out her mother on the property and her mom was at work. She was close with her aunt Arden Graham and her grandfather Leon.

In her teenage years, although Marguerite continued to help her mother out on the farm, she became a wild child, quickly enamored with her first boyfriend, Cash Scott. It only took a few times of them messing around for her to accidentally become pregnant. When she discovered it, Cash quickly broke off their relationship, leaving Marguerite distraught. She welcomed a daughter, Poppy, who she raised with help from her parents while she continued to attend high school.
Sonia Chambers

Sonia Chambers (neé Carlisle) is the middle daughter of Helena Nelson and Elliot Carlisle. She lives at the Inner Circle in Del Sol Valley, with her husband, Max Chambers.

## Description

The best word to describe Sonia Chambers is mysterious. She is a member of the criminal career, and very smart, and funny. She's confident because she knows these things, but likes to keep people at arm's length.
Cornelius Huber

"Wisdom usually comes with loneliness"

Cornelius Huber is a minor character featured in the videogame Dry Drowning. He is the main victim of the murder that sets in motion the events of Chapter 2.

## Psychological Profile:

Cornelius is a kind and optimistic person that constantly keeps a loving and fathering attitude towards everyone.

## Biography:

The only child of two German immigrants who arrived in Nova Polemos at the time of its foundation, Cornelius always displayed great intelligence and talent, succeeding in pursuing a tech oriented career that allowed him to introduce multiple breakthroughs that greatly contributed to the technological advancement of Nova Polemos. Considered both a philanthropist and a genius, he historically stood out as one of the most relevant figures within Hephaestus Tech, acquiring the position of senior manager after the huge success of his most famous invention, the AquaOS system.

## Character Overview (spoilers):

Since the character is never met alive and no in-game dialogue featuring him is available not much can be said aside from what already stated in his biographic files. His description seems overall quite faithful: he was truly as much talented as he was troubled because of his own wisdom. He appeared to be expecially conflicted because of the possible consequences of his actions and inventions, a trait that becomes most evident after the players successfully repairs his damaged AquaOS in Chapter 2 and unlocks his private logs. Since she happened to be both his romantic interest and his most impressive technological artifact, Thalia Wells was clearly what mattered the most to him, enough so he was willing to leave behind his career and betray his own city just for the sake of her safety (an attempt that effectively lead to his own demise).

It should however be mentioned this decision was taken in anguish, suggesting the professor was more than aware of the negative consequences of his actions and felt sincere sympathy for Nova Polemos, ultimately still going through just because he felt he had no choice but to pick the lesser evil. Since aside from Huber one of the few people in Nova Polemos who is still capable of experiencing such a degree of sympathy and guilt is Thalia herself, it is likely she inherited her values and emotions directly from her creator, who was plausibly trying to program her in his own image and likeness in order to create a soulmate that would finally put an end to the eternal solitude that came with his immense wisdom.
Lydia Carlisle

Lydia is the eldest daughter of Helena and Elliot Carlisle. She resides at 20 Culpepper House in San Myshuno with her husband, Davis Markham, and her daughter, Gen Markham-Carlisle

## Description

Lydia is a very independent woman. Though she does not have the trait, she is non-committal, and hates feeling trapped. She is nearly at the top of the military career. She loves her husband, but never intended to marry him or have children. They only got married years after having their daughter. She is committed to athleticism, especially running, and exercises nearly every day.

## Childhood

When Lydia was born, her parents resided at 2A Jasmine Suites in San Myshuno. Her father mostly worked from home, so the two were close. Her sister, Sonia, was born a few years later. When she was a child, her parents moved to 701 Zenview, in the Fashion District, as her parents began to make more money. Her youngest sister, Keeley, was born there. She was a good student, and had a good relationship with her sisters.

## Adulthood

Lydia came of age early, when both of her parents passed suddenly. Her younger sister Keeley, was still a teenager, and Lydia took care of her, with minimal help from Sonia. When Keeley graduated high school, Lydia joined the military, following the officer track.

Lydia met Davis Markham when he responded to her advertisement seeking a roommate when hers moved away. The two met, and hit it off. They began dating, and Davis's parents moved them to a newly renovated 20 Culpepper House. They adopted a Whippet puppy, named Comet. They used their savings to buy a veterinary clinic, Markham Clinic, that Davis worked at and ran.

Lydia adamantly did not want marriage, or a child. She was very happy in their relationship, and wanted nothing to change. Davis desired to have a child, though, and gave Lydia an ultimatum, as they entered into the adult stage of life. Lydia hesitantly agreed to have one child. On their first attempt, they were unsuccessful. She hoped that they would be unable to conceive. However, this was not the case, and Lydia became pregnant. The couple welcomed a daughter, Genevieve Markham-Carlisle. Lydia did not take maternity leave, instead leaving her husband to take care of Gen. She continued climbing the ranks in her career.
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Haiden Spencer

Haiden is the youngest daughter of Andie and Leon Graham. She currently resides in Chestnut Ridge with her wife, Daisy, and her three children.

## Description

Haiden enjoys her career and her family in equal measure. Although she's spent her entire adult life on a farm, she isn't much for the ranching lifestyle, with the exception of playing with their animals when she has the time. She is an experienced home cook who enjoys spending her time trying out new recipes. She is a very outgoing person and makes friends easily anywhere she goes.

## Childhood

Growing up, Haiden was the youngest of six daughters, and although she was close to her parents and her siblings, she struggled to get a strong sense of identity. For her entire childhood, she lived at 1010 Alto Apartments in Uptown San Myshuno. She got good grades, but opted not to go to university, surprising and somewhat frustrating her parents. Overall, she had a happy, if somewhat lonely childhood.

## Adulthood

On a spontaneous getaway trip to Henford-on-Bagley, Haiden met Daisy Spencer, who was exhibiting some oversized crops she had grown. The pair hit it off quickly, and Haiden was happy to move in with Daisy, the first of her sisters to leave their parents' apartment. She relocated to Daisy's small cottage in Chestnut Ridge, quickly adapting to country life. With little sense of identity, Haiden was happy to take on Daisy's. Meanwhile, Haiden joined the legal career and quickly began to climb the ranks. The two lived together for a while and got engaged at the Love Festival in San Myshuno. They were married at Myshuno Meadows.

The couple eventually decided to have their first child. They welcomed their first daughter, Marguerite Spencer, who was a very easy baby. Haiden continued to work, although sometimes from home when her career allowed. Soon after, Haiden and Daisy had a son, Jamie Spencer, who was a happy although shy baby. Their third and final child, Rowan Spencer, was quite a difficult infant and toddler. Once she got a little older, the family relocated to Palomino Junction in Galloping Gulch, where Daisy could dedicate much more space to running her ranch.

Haiden reached the top of the Private Attorney branch of the Legal Career, allowing her much more free time. It was around this time that their eldest daughter Marguerite, still in high school, became pregnant. Haiden worked from home to help her raise her daughter Poppy.
Elena Nelson

Elena Nelson (née Newhall-Li) is the adopted daughter of John Newhall and William Li. She lives at Rio Verde in Oasis Springs with her husband, Asher Nelson, and their four children.

## Description

Elena is a celebrity mixologist, and is content to stay in this job even though it is lower-paying than many. She is also a spellcaster, and has attained the highest level possible. She is very close with her husband, who is supportive of her and her goals. She is very family oriented, and has spent her whole life in Oasis Springs, though she was not particularly close with her fathers, who pushed her to do things she was not interested in.
Keeley Strauss

Keeley is the youngest daughter of Elliot and Helena Carlisle. She lives at Avarice Acres in Newcrest with her husband, Tyler Strauss, and her three children.

## Description

Keeley is a famous writer. She is very close to her husband, who she views as a complete match to her in every way. She loves her children as well, and though she did not necessarily plan on building her family the way she did, she is very satisfied with her life. She is a 5 star celebrity, a legend for her contributions to literature. Her most popular work is called "The Spy Who Raised Me," a book written about the stories her mother told her about her grandmother growing up.

## Childhood

Keeley lived at 701 Zenview in San Myshuno with her parents for much of her childhood. It is also where she began her family with Tyler later on. She was a happy child. Though her parents were often quite busy, she spent a lot of time with her older sisters, especially Lydia. When she was a teenager, both of her parents tragically passed, leaving Keeley with no one to care for her. Lydia stepped up and made sure that she was taken care of, though this put a strain on their relationship later on.

## Adulthood

Keeley decided, upon starting her career, to move back to the apartment she had grown up in. She met Tyler in the neighborhood of her work one day, and they hit it off immediately. He was an artist, though at that point he was achieving little success. Their relationship progressed quickly, and within a few months, they were living together. After a year, they were married. Keeley was working for the same company her father had, and Tyler was struggling as an artist, so they stayed at 701 Zenview.

Very shortly after their wedding, Keeley realized that she was pregnant with her and Tyler's first child. It was at this point that Tyler began to achieve some success as an artist, meaning that they were finally staying afloat. Keeley gave birth to a daughter, Nora Strauss. The couple adapted quickly to parenthood, despite being young parents. Not long after this, in an accident, Keeley became pregnant with the couple's second child, Harper. Keeley achieved her big break shortly following her birth, with one of her books being adapted into film, giving the couple a substantial windfall.

They decided to relocate to Newcrest. Keeley's success began to rise, with many of her books becoming bestsellers, and her receiving numerous promotions. After a while, the couple decided to have a third child — their first son, Parker. As their children grew up, Keeley and Tyler began to dedicate themselves once again to their careers. Keeley gained widespread recognition for compiling her mother's stories, earning her a star on the walk in San Myshuno. She reached the top of her field, became a 5 star celebrity, and continues to publish many successful books, padding the couples' income significantly.
Part II

**"Part II"**

## Cast

* Ewan McGregor as Obi-Wan Kenobi
* Kumail Nanjiani as Haja Estree
* Marisé Álvarez as Nyche
* Flea as Vect Nokru
* Moses Ingram as Third Sister
* Vivien Lyra Blair as Leia Organa
* Rupert Friend as Grand Inquisitor
* Sung Kang as Fifth Brother
* Rya Kihlstedt as Fourth Sister
* Hayden Christensen as Darth Vader
* Dan Considine as Deck Officer Densin Clord
* Temuera Morrison as Veteran Clone Trooper
* Esther McGregor as Tetha Grig
* Jecobi Swain as Jayco
* Indie DesRoches as Corran
* Tom O'Connell as Spice Den Guard #1
* Cha-Lee Yoon as Spice Den Guard #2
* Aviel Ayoung as Mercenary #1
* Amy Sturdivant as Mercenary #2
* Mackensi Emory as Spice Runner #1
* Phong Giang as Spice Runner #2
* Mario Filippi as Spice Runner #3

### Creature Performers

* Chris Bartlett
* Niki Botelho
* Cary Gunnar Lee
* Garon Michael
* Lexi Pearl
* Bryan Pearn
* Jacob Roanhaus
* Bradley Schutt
* David St. Pierre

### Uncredited

* Kyle Bastin as Daiyu Citizen
* David W. Collins as LOM Bounty Hunter Droid (voice)
* Kim House as Humanoid
* Greg Kufera as Stormtrooper
* Herman Phillips as Stormtrooper
Obi-Wan Kenobi

**Obi-Wan Kenobi** appears in *Star Wars: Obi-Wan Kenobi*.

## Behind the scenes

Obi-Wan Kenobi first appeared in the 1977 film *Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope*, directed by George Lucas, in which he was portrayed by Sir Alec Guinness. Ewan McGregor reprises his role from the 1999 film *Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace*, directed by George Lucas.