♱ 𝐑𝐎𝐒𝐄𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐘 𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐋𝐈𝐀𝐌𝐒

## ABOUT

Phillip Williams (Son)

Rosemary Williams is the human Mother Plague once was. Having had a tragic life and a brutal death, Rosemary is a forgotten name. Rosemary Williams is dead.

### PERSONALITY

Rosemary was a very bubbly and cheerful person. She tried to bring a smile to everyone she came across, and she hated seeing people upset. She was very efficient at her job.

After her hallucinations began to worsen, she became overprotective, and nearly violent. Up until her death, she was constantly paranoid.

### APPEARANCE

Rosemary had curly brown hair and dark blue eyes. She wore her regular nurse uniform, and dawned a matching nurse hat to go with it. She was always seen with a golden heart locket around her neck, containing a photo of her and her son.

## History

**Trigger warning. The following section contains graphic descriptions of D3@th, Abus3, and Attempted Su1c1d3. Read at your own risk.**

Rosemary was born and raised in a mental institute and was often abused by her mother. As you could most likely assume, Rosemary's mother was extremely unstable, and would always be out to hurt Rosemary in some way. The asylum staff did nothing to help Rosemary, and would always scold and sometimes even strike her when she tried to escape. Over the years, the abuse snowballed into a fit of rage, which resulted in Rosemary violently attacking her mother with a rusty scalpel at the age of 17. Rosemary's mother ended up dying a few days later from her injuries, and Rosemary was locked away in a solitary confinement room for a few months before being released and treated for her trauma.

After making a full recovery, she made the decision to work at the asylum she grew up in at the age of 23 to ensure nobody was put through the torture she had to endure growing up. During her time at the asylum, she was renowned for being kind-hearted and gentle towards all of the patients, but especially towards the children. She always had sympathetic nature towards the children and loved seeing them smile. It broke her heart to see them cry. One patient in particular, seemed to catch her interest, Phillip. Phillip was also born in the institute, however, his mother died during childbirth. Rosemary became his main caretaker and when Phillip turned 6, she legally adopted him. Phillip and Rosemary were a happy little duo, taking care of patients whilst wandering the institute and making others happy. For once in Rosemary's life, she was happy, and finally at peace. The events of her childhood no longer lingered over her head.

*However, all things must come to an end eventually.*

Around Rosemary's 27th birthday, she started having severe hallucinations and delusions. Rosemary had suffered from hallucinations all her life, but now they were uncontrollable. These hallucinations were horrific visions of monsters which she had never seen, and voices screaming at her to do the unthinkable, sometimes driving her into panic attacks and seizures. She took all the medication she could get her hands on but to no avail, sometimes almost overdosing herself in the process. During this time, she became incredibly overprotective of the patients in her care, sometimes even yelling at other staff members and threatening them when they attempted to help her with her duties.

Her delusions eventually won, with Rosemary picking up Phillip while he was sleeping, and jumping out of one of the institute's second-floor windows with him in her arms. Rosemary believed that getting out of the asylum was the only way to get away from the voices. She had convinced herself that the voices were coming from within the asylum walls, and that she needed to save Phillip so that he did not suffer the way she was suffering. She couldn't just leave him behind. She just wanted him to be safe and happy. What she didn’t know, is that jumping from that window would be what sealed the fate of both her and her son.

Rosemary and Phillip woke up in a dirty hospital room. It looked abandoned and rusty, with broken glass scattered on the floor, mice skittering about, and water dripping from the ceiling. The mice were black, and looked as if they were oozing some sort of inky substance. They were atrocious, and certainly not natural. Shortly after getting somewhat accustomed to this vile new place, they became immediately aware of Icarus, however, they did not catch the hint about who he was or what he could do at the time. Rosemary was on guard at all times around him, as he gave her a feeling of distress and impending doom. Of course, you'd assume that was because of his od appearance, but it was something else, something Rosemary couldn't quite put her finger on.

She'd try to keep Phillip away from him as much as she could, as she feared he could be in danger. On the other hand, Phillip acted cocky, as if there was nothing for him to be afraid of. Oh, such a naive little boy he was. Phillip didn't quite understand why his mother was so afraid of Icarus, but he would soon see firsthand the reasoning for his mother's distress.

Rosemary and Phillip began to notice that there were a few other people in this nasty place with them, and that they seemed to disappear. Nobody knew where they went, they just seemed to simply vanish. After around 7 days, Rosemary and Phillip were starving. They had not been provided any food or water and were on the verge of starvation when they learned where the missing people had gone.

Icarus ended up luring Rosemary and Phillip into an empty room by mimicking the sound of a crying child. Rosemary held Phillips's hand and ran to go help the crying child she thought was trapped in the room. She couldn’t bear the thought of a helpless child being hurt in this awful place, and Phillip just wanted to help his mom. When the two arrived, the room was dark and cold, and the crying stopped. Rosemary who realized that something was wrong, shoved her son out the door, as Icarus came down from above and devoured her head in an animalistic nature, thrashing her body away from where Phillip was like a shark. Rosemary’s arm was ripped off, her organs disemboweled, and her corpse **left to rot.**

After death, Rosemary became restless. She began to haunt the halls of the broken-down building which she was killed in, just like the other people who were damned here with her. The others had given up, but not Rosemary. Icarus seemed to target those who had nothing to lose, but Rosemary *DID.* She had her son, and she wanted him back. She possessed Icarus' body at the first opportunity she got and took it as her own. She was fully aware of the power he wielded, and she was going to make sure he never used it to hurt anyone else.

With that, Rosemary Williams was dead and she went under a new alias, Plague. It didn't take long for Rosemary to warp this new world at a whim. So, she twisted the reality of this new world. It became filled with her delusions and hallucinations, but it became Rosemary's new home. She no longer feared the monsters she would see, and instead saw them as poor trapped souls, just like her. They didn't want to be here anymore than she did, so maybe she could make it less painful for them. She also helped the other souls trapped there with her, giving them new bodies and doing her best to make them happy.

She turned the old broken-down asylum into a Playhouse, and Rosemary's delusions were brought to life to live inside the walls of this new building. The new species were called "eyekin". Although most eyekin changed their appearances over time to their own preferences, they still remained similar to the delusions they once were. Rosemary was very motherly and kind towards all of her new creations, and she took care of them inside of the Playhouse. Because of this, she gained the title of "Mother Plague" and "The Love Deity".

While some of the eyekin wandered outside and made a small village a few miles away from the Playhouse, most stayed and became staff members and patients. Rosemary was not always nice to everyone as sometimes issues would arise where being cold was required in order to keep people safe, but regardless of what happened, they would still do their best to make everyone feel loved and cared about.

The more violent and negative delusions were sent away, as they were a threat to everyone. Plague cannot control when these entities are created, and they have tried their best to keep these creatures contained within the forest. These beings of darkness tend to appear when Plague is stressed or upset, which is why they try to maintain a happy mindset. These creatures are now known as "Forest Monsters". Those who have entered the forest without proper protection haven't come back, and it's why the Playhouse has such high security.

### Aftermath

The story of Rosemary WIlliams is continued on as the story of Mother Plague. Despite all that has happened, they still love others. They have become the Deity we know today, and are trying their best to make sure nobody feels unloved the way they did.

**555**

**To new beginnings.**