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Emily

**Emily** is a middle-aged white lady and Rex's mother.

## "Only Child"

> Rex just isn’t accustomed to so much resistance. We try to keep our interactions really positive and we don’t use the No word.— Emily
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Emily is a typical helicopter mom, arriving whenever Rex has done something abusive to Desi in order to shield him from retaliation. Being under Rex's control, this ultimately culminates in her protecting Rex while John shoves Desi outside and locks her out without her inhaler. Emily then watches with Rex and John as Desi suffocates to death, from an asthma attack.
Ma

Ma
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**Ma** is Jin's mother and Angela's mother-in-law.

## "Legacy"

Ma was the victim of abuse, as was her son Jin, but she didn't speak out about it. Eventually Jin grew up and married, becoming abusive himself, and again Ma said nothing. When Jin died, Ma built a shrine in his honor to placate his angry spirit. This had no effect, since it continued to abuse Angela from beyond the grave. She brought in Harold to expel Jin, but when this had no effect, Ma finally confessed her complicity in the generational abuse, and apologizes not only to Angela but to Jin, giving him an heirloom. This heals the remnants of Jin's soul, and allows her to move out of the house with Angela.
Sheriff Stone

* Possessed
* Re-enactor

**Sheriff Stone**, or simply the **Sheriff**, was a vicious killer from Cain's End who is portrayed by a re-enactor in the modern day. He appears in "Manifest Destiny".

## "Manifest Destiny"

The original Sheriff Stone was the father of Claire, a daughter who made a false rape accusation against a local native in order to deflect from her premarital activities. Believing this wholeheartedly, Sheriff Stone flew into a blood rage. Everyone who stood in the way of his vengeance, including the town preacher and any other dissenters, he executed. He then laid waste to the local tribes, massacring them.

His re-enactor played the part of a historically revisionist sequence of events. In this alternate version of history, his daughter legitimately fell in love with a native and Sheriff Stone chased after him, intending to kill the "savage" rather than let him wed his daughter. However, when his daughter stands before him, shielding her native lover with her own body, Sheriff Stone puts away his gun and clasps arms with the native in friendship, permitting the marriage.

> Nothing but a savage.— Sheriff Stone in Walks Upon Earth's mind
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While this fake story was widely purveyed, one day a genuine native, Walks Upon Earth, accidentally cuts his hand on Sheriff Stone's grave stone, bloodying it. This awakens the spirit of the real Sheriff Stone, who promptly possesses the re-enactor Sheriff and begins repeating the real history. Zeroing in on the re-enactor of the preacher, the angry spirit of Stone declares him to be a traitor, and soon hangs him in the nave of the church.

Assuming telepathic command of the re-enactors playing non-native characters, he directs them all to slaughter the "natives", the white re-enactors of native characters, along with Claire, Chad, Rosalie, and Walks Upon Earth. Hunting them, he eventually comes across Walks Upon Earth himself, and the two duel. Although Stone initially has the upper hand, he is ultimately incapacitated. However, he is spared when Walks Upon Earth resumes command of himself, throwing off the compulsion to kill him.

At length the Sheriff comes to, staggering upright and summoning more men to himself, hunting for his enemy. After some time searching futilely, Walks Upon Earth shoves Rosalie out for him to see and taunts him to come get his daughter. Rosalie, being possessed by the spirit of Claire, screams out for her daddy to save her. Instantly recognizing Rosalie as his daughter, Sheriff Stone charges forth in a blood rage, flanked by his lynch mob, as they try to kill Walks Upon Earth. Just before they can however, he steps outside the boundaries of the town, and the mob is slammed back, unable to leave with the original artifacts of the town. The crowd stands in a rage, screaming at him, while he simply turns away, out of reach.
Gentleman

## All Season 1 Episodes

**Gentleman** is the first episode of the first season of *Two Sentence Horror Stories*, which aired on August 8, 2019.

## Sentences

> She was stiff and cold in my arms.
> Then the doll blinked.

## Plot

Hana goes on a date with Ken, which initially goes quite poorly, until the second date, where he learns that she's a mom. A coworker of his comes by and he holds her baby, proving to be exceptional at comforting them, which prompts Hana to disclose her parental status, and that delights Ken. She explains that her previous partner left after she kept miscarrying, so she had a child on her own, named Iris. They decide on another date, and Hana returns to a strange doll house, sending him an encouraging text message. He receives it at another woman's house, who has a child of her own. He declares that she is a bad mother for trying to raise a baby alone, and when she becomes offended, he murders her, comforts her baby, and then reports an abandoned child.

On the next date, Ken reveals that his father wasn't a part of his life, and his mother kept bringing in guys she dated, leaving him alone. She begins to become concerned, but he brushes it off and just says he wishes to be a good father. Afterward, on a walk, they kiss, but Hana wants to slow it down. This enrages Ken, prompting him to grab her and call her a bitch, and luckily a passerby prevents him from going further.

Hana returns home and soon blocks Ken's texts the next day, annoyed by his constant messaging and calls. He tries to apologize to her at a coffee shop, so she avoids him there, only for him to show up at her work as a client. She manages to end the day and return home, terrified, only to be woken up by Ken in her bed. He criticizes her for working and dating rather than exclusively focusing on her baby. He then drags Hana down the hallway, incapacitating her when she tries to fight back against him going into Iris's room.

He arrives at the crib, but is surprised to see Iris is in fact a doll. In his moment of surprise, Hana stabs him in the back with a pair of scissors. Apparently, unable to have a child of her own, her baby is the doll. After Ken drops Iris because he was stabbed, Hana comforts the doll as if it were actually harmed. She steps on the scissors to finish Ken off, then notes to herself that every baby needs a famiily. Showing Iris a sketch of a man she drew, Hana implyies that she will 3D print a doll of him to be Iris's father.

## Cast

* Nicole Kang as Hana
* Jim Parrack as Ken
Chad

**Chad** is the re-enactor of a Native American who ostensibly married Claire, the daughter of Cain's End's Sheriff Stone. He appears in "Manifest Destiny".

## "Manifest Destiny"

Chad plays a Native American character who falls in love with a white girl. Being white himself, he wears a conspicuous wig and native garb as he runs through Cain's End, trying to escape the wrath of Claire's father, Sheriff Stone. He begs the preacher to intervene on his behalf, but ends up cornered at the business end of the Sheriff's pistol. Claire herself throws herself in front of Chad, defending him. However, at the height of the standoff, the Sheriff conspicuously turns his gun aside and reaches out to clasp arms with Chad, assenting to the marriage.

Later, out of character, Chad asks Walks Upon Earth for advice on how to make his act more authentic, wondering if Walks Upon Earth knows any fighting styles. He sarcastically says he knows "Ti-Cree", which Chad obliviously takes to be a real thing and begins play-fighting with him. However, Chad gets too rough and knocks him over along with Claire, also out of character, and they both collapse to the ground. Walks Upon Earth is left with a cut from Sheriff Stone's grave, and Claire is left with a twisted ankle. Apologizing profusely, he helps Claire to walk to the jailhouse to get a first aid kit.

En route, Chad calls out to Evie, another re-enactor, but she's strangely spooked and runs away into an invisible barrier. Startled, she then scurries off in another direction, perplexing Chad. At the jailhouse, he and Claire suggest that Rosalie and Walks Upon Earth take their places for the rest of the re-enactment, and they even put original garb onto Walks Upon Earth. However, this induces some kind of seizure in him, and he demands that they all go to the hospital as soon as it's removed. Agreeing, Chad and Rosalie go to get their phones from the church.

There, they find all of the phones suspiciously destroyed. Worse, in the nave of the church they discover the hung corpse of the preacher re-enactor. Panicking, they try to leave, only to come face-to-face with Sheriff Stone, so they flee through another exit. Arriving back at the jailhouse, they collect Walks Upon Earth and Claire, with Chad half-carrying her to a hiding spot. They amend to flee the town, so Chad gives Walks Upon Earth a tomahawk for self-defense. However, he is possessed by the artifact and attacks them, prompting them all to flee. Chad and Claire nearly make it out, but slam into a barrier just like Evie. Eventually, Walks Upon Earth breaks free of the possession and tells them to ditch all the original artifacts which are spelled to the town and cannot leave. Doing so, both Chad and Claire are able to pass out of the town, and Chad helps Claire to safety.
Madison Ainsley

**Madison Ainsley** is a murderer, mostly seen wearing yellow, working together with Ann Watkins.

## "Hide"

Madison and Ann stalked the Smythe family and eventually tricked Gracie Smythe into letting them inside. Together they'd use a paper fortune teller to see which weapon they ought to use to kill, and eventually Madison arrived at an old man while searching for Gracie and Araceli Gomez. She then stabs this old man to death and goes after Gracie, only to be ambushed and knocked out by Araceli. When she's arrested, she claims that she and Ann were angry at their boring rich neighborhood.
Dragon Ball Z Tribrid

Taking ideas from Dr. Goro when he made Cell, this hybridization will be a true combination of the three primary species: Frost Demon (Frieza), Namekian (Piccolo), and, of course, Saiyans. Instead of individual cells from these species it will be a combination of their respective species. The species inherent capabilities from their biology, including transformations, but also greatly increases each one.
Keisha

**Keisha** is an office worker who's roofied and unknowingly given a dose of tape worm eggs.

## "Squirm"

The episode follows Keisha and her attempts to figure out what has happened to her after a particularly raucous office party, where she woke up without recollection of what happened, with only a note alluding to something having been put inside her. The trauma of uncertainty, violation, and intestinal discomfort sends Keisha into a downward spiral. When a second note arrives, she starts having hallucinations of worms everywhere, including worms emerging from her arms and mouth.

Eventually her sensitivity hits a peak when she violently assaults a coworker for simply putting a hand on her shoulder. However, when her boss, Doug, has a one-on-one with her about her performance and the assault, she realizes that he was the one who put tapeworms inside her and other of her coworkers. In vengeance, she puts his own tape worm eggs in his coffee, and subjects him to the same hell that she endured.
Noah Ingram

* Noah
* Possessed

**Noah Ingram** is a gay teenager suffering from cancer, who appears in "Scion".

## "Scion"

Noah is first seen daydreaming in the park with his boyfriend Issac. When they start to kiss in the middle of a pathway, a jogger slams into them and rips them apart. Enraged, Noah taunts him to "try that again", so the man simply feints briefly in his direction and Noah collapses onto his back. He starts rising up again and to taunt him to do it once again, but the man simply laughs and jogs away. Incensed, Noah starts to rant about the event until he succumbs to his ill health and collapses.

Now at a state of the art cancer treatment facility, Noah checks in as an in-patient, where he quickly begins to lose track of time as the treatments distort his perceptions. Throughout his time there he's comforted by his parents and Issac, sees a horribly scarred janitor slamming a broom into his face, notices his nails growing to obscene lengths and turning yellow, hallucinates Dr. Lucie breaking his leg, and even finds a satanic book in Lucie's office. However, at this time Izzy McAllister collapses behind him with a seizure, prompting him to call for help and to confront Lucie, who brushes off the book as a medieval medical journal, purely academic.

Noah's perceptions continue to deteriorate until eventually he sees Izzy being tortured by a cult of black-robed individuals, so he confronts Lucie about it. When he receives no convincing answers, he throws a tantrum and discovers a pentagram underneath his bed and immediately calls Issac for help. However, he collapses and is collected by Izzy before Issac arrives. That night, he awakens strapped to the same table Izzy was at, surrounded by cultists which include his own parents. They reveal to him that their family sometimes provides their children to Dr. Lucie in exchange for vast wealth, and now Noah has been selected.

Threatened with deterioration like the janitor suffered, and offered good health and power such as Izzy received, Noah eventually succumbed and accepted Dr. Lucie's child. The next day he leaves the clinic in perfect health in a fine suit, immediately breaks up with Issac, and when he turns back, his eyes have become insectoid like Dr. Lucie's.
Anika

**Anika** is an aspiring horror author and menial laborer who appears in "Instinct".

## "Instinct"

Anika goes to paint Patrick's house for rent money, but is soon plagued with paranoia and hallucinations speaking about Patrick being a murder. She finds strange syringes and masks in his house to reinforce these conspiracies, and eventually a hallucination of his dead wife, Holly, begins urging her to spy on Patrick to figure out what he's hiding. She puts the visions aside, working furiously painting the wall, but they continue to plague her until Patrick interrupts her to offer some lunch.

She turns down wine, and becomes even more suspicious when he seems to know about her vegetarianism without her ever mentioning it. She has him look for smart water while looking at a gun in his house, only to hear a crash and him fall, asking for help. She arrives to find a wine glass broken and Patrick's blood all over the floor, which he asks her to clean up. While she does so, Patrick keeps making lunch behind her, mentioning that she couldn't hurt a thing. This sets her paranoia to jangling and, eventually, she can't take it anymore; she decides to leave without finishing Patrick's wall.

When Patrick objects to the unfinished job, she pepper sprays him and flees, only to run straight into the police that she called. They immediately finger her as the assailant, demanding she hand over the pepper spray, but she instead follows her instincts and knocks over a painting that she believed to have evidence behind it. There was nothing, so the cops take the pepper spray, but don't arrest her because Patrick smoothes things over and insists he won't press charges, sparing her.

As the cops depart, Patrick tells her she should have listened to her instincts, signaling for her to look down — on the other side of the frame are a collage of pictures of his dead wife, killed. He goes to attack her, but she manages to stab him to death first.
Sam

**Sam** was a teenager suspected of setting off a cherry bomb in school. He appeared in "Bag Man".

## "Bag Man"

Sam, who Jax Bender "lived" to prank and make fun of, found himself caught up under a blanket of suspicion from Principal Gallo about who set off a cherry bomb. Sam was innocent, and protested this, but the person at fault would not come forward, so Principal Gallo left him in detention with everyone else.

Sam said little during his time in detention, only briefly quipping that there is an unattended bag policy when Gabbi MacArthur tosses a suspicious bag into the hallway, and later agreeing with her when she brings up Jax's race, but little else. When they discovered Jax's severed head inside the bag, Sam went into a state of shock, repeating over and over that it cannot be real, that it must be a joke, only for the Bag Man to emerge behind him and kill him.
Janitor

The **janitor**, later called the **witch**, is a demonic figure who appears in "Elliot".

## "Elliot"

The janitor initially befriends Elliot, appearing after Elliot fled downstairs from the bullies above. She listens to Elliot's pain and frustrations, saying she pities the "nasty little people with nasty little hearts" above. She sits down to have pistachios together, prompting Elliot to relate experiences of abuse, and eventually offers to loan Elliot her Ocarina, which the janitor claims will let other people feel the pain that one is feeling when blowing it. The janitor asks for a page from Elliot's songbook in exchange for the brief loan, which Elliot agrees to.

Elliot soon returns to praise the Ocarina's effectiveness, and the janitor then presents another offer: the Ocarina, forever, in exchange for Elliot's songbook. The janitor claims to value the songbook for the amount of time and soul that went into it, but quickly gets frustrated and goes to leave when Elliot seems unwilling to turn it over. However, at the last moment Elliot has a change of heart and accepts the witch's bargain.

As the witch expected, the Ocarina gets Elliot into heaps of trouble, requiring even more power each time to get out of each bad situation. Elliot returns downstairs, and the witch claims that a third locker — the first two filled with corpses of other children — is for Elliot. The witch promises to take good care of Elliot's "husk", and that the most important thing is that Elliot's pain and rage be imbued into the Ocarina to live on forever. Elliot tries to return the Ocarina, but it flies back to its master, the witch proclaiming that Elliot already made the bargain. The witch then departs, taunting Elliot to "hurt or get hurt" even as Principal Myers arrives to take his vengeance.

The witch is delighted when Elliot blasts the Ocarina one last time, defeating Myers, but quickly becomes alarmed when Elliot starts smashing the Ocarina. Desperate, she offers Elliot another bargain: the songbook back in exchange for the Ocarina, with Elliot's musical capabilities destroyed if the songbook isn't returned. Elliot, disbelieving, destroys the Ocarina anyway, and the witch vanishes. However, the witch always remembers what happened and watches Elliot over the course of decades.
Rosalie

**Rosalie** is a journalist and podcast host. She appears in "Manifest Destiny".

## "Manifest Destiny"

Rosalie hosts The Nostalgists Podcast, desiring to dig into the dark depths of history for her calling as a journalist. However, her boyfriend Jeremy is always reluctant to reveal his native culture with her. Hoping to prompt him, she learned of a massacre that occurred in Cain's End, and so brought her podcast — and Jeremy — to that town where a historically revisionist re-enactment was happening, hoping that the truth would break on him and that he would at last open up.

Once there, things go horrifically wrong when the enchanted original artifacts of the town possess the re-enactors, forcing them to repeat history: the real history, the massacre, not the revisionist marriage. Jeremy himself ends up possessed and nearly attacks her, so she flees, but eventually he manages to defeat the compulsion of the enchantment and to return to her. They prepare to leave, but the artifacts are spelled and cannot leave the area. Everyone else discards their artifacts, but still Rosalie cannot leave.

As it turns out, she has refused to abandon Sheriff Stone's 1883 journal. Jeremy gets ahold of it and finds her own handwriting in the margins, realizing her plan to break the horrific reality of the past onto his head to get him to open up. She justifies herself, saying that she is a journalist, and that she was only trying to help him be more than "just an Indian". For this, he puts the enchanted veil of the girl who falsely accused an Indian of rape hundreds of years ago and started the whole massacre, onto Rosalie's head. She's then enchanted, becoming that girl, screaming for her daddy to protect her and to kill Jeremy.
Claire

**Claire** is the re-enactor of Sheriff Stone's daughter who ostensibly married a Native American, soothing the rift between the white settlers and the indigenous people. She appears in "Manifest Destiny".

## "Manifest Destiny"

Claire plays Sheriff Stone's daughter Claire, who fell in love with a native man and came to his defense when her father tried to shoot him, eventually leading to her father permitting the marriage. In actuality, as Claire well knew, this re-enactment was pure fiction. In the real history, the Claire of yore was promised to a townsman, but had premarital relations before her marriage. Hoping to deflect blame, she falsely accused a native of rape. This set in motion events that would lead to the massacre of the local tribe and beyond, including the town preacher who tried to preempt the slaughter, and anyone else who dissented.

Claire found nothing wrong with being the purveyor of lies, because she sought to present a positive American history, one that Americans could be proud of, one they desperately needed. After performing the false re-enactment for The Nostalgists Podcast hosts, she went to Rosalie for an interview, explaining the value of a positive American history. Later, she had another interview over the graves of Claire and Sheriff Stone, lying that Claire's husband does not have a grave because he was respectfully returned to his people. However, mid-interview an altercation between Walks Upon Earth and Chad sees Claire knocked to the ground, twisting her ankle, so Chad has to carry her to the jailhouse for a brace.

At the jailhouse, Claire and Chad suggest that Rosalie and Walks Upon Earth take over for them for the rest of the re-enactment, but Walks Upon Earth becomes agitated after an apparent seizure that he suffered while native garb was put onto him. Irate, he demands that he and Claire be brought to a hospital, so Rosalie and Chad leave to get their phones from the church. While they do, he drags the story of what really happened in Cain's End out of her. They return in panic, having found the body of one of the re-enactors at the church. Chad again half-carries Claire to safety, hiding in a shed, before they make a run for the town's edge.

At the town's edge, Chad and Claire slam into a magical barrier — the original artifacts from the time period are spelled, and may not leave Cain's End. After a conflict between the Sheriff and Walks Upon Earth, and after the latter regains his senses, they're able to learn of this and quickly discard their original attire. Chad then helps carry Claire out of the town, away from the possessed re-enactors trapped within, to safety.
Principal Gallo

Principal **Gallo** is an older man trying to discover which of his students terrorized his school with a prank. He appears in "Bag Man".

## "Bag Man"

After an explosion went off, Principal Gallo panicked and activated the school's new security system, which automatically sent out text messages to every parent and called the police. This landed him in hot water when it turned out to be a simple prank, and with no clear culprit and higher-ups breathing down his neck, he had no choice but to detain a swathe of likely suspects and hold them until the real culprit revealed themselves.

Naturally, the suspects Sam, Jax, Gabbi, Winton, and Zee detested this, but none of them would reveal the culprit. In response, Gallo took their phones and left them — only for Jax to go missing. Angered and unable to find him, Gallo suspended him on the spot and locked everyone else in the classroom to prevent further issues, leaving a bad he found in the hallway in with them. He then left to call Jax's parents.

Later, the fire alarm suddenly went off, and when he checked the camera to their classroom he noticed that Jax's severed head was on the floor, and the other students were screaming in terror trying to escape from a strange chalk-white man in a black suit closing in on them. Panicking, Gallo once again activatesdthe new security system, summoning the authorities, but also locking down every door in the school. Realizing that he just trapped the students inside, Gallo tried to disengage the security system, but to no avail. He then tried to leave his office to rescue them, but found he could not get out either — he screamed in futile panic for someone to help them as the students were killed.
Doug

**Doug** is an office manager who serves as the antagonist of "Squirm".

## "Squirm"

Doug is strongly alluded to have forced several of his female workers to eat dietary tape worm egg pills. One day, during an office party, he roofies Keisha and forces her to take them, leaving her a note that he left something inside her. He notices her continued lack of progress at work, and leaves another note for her, which quickly prompts her to snap and attack a coworker. He then invites her to his office to discuss it, feigning empathy, talking about his own wife leaving him, and suggesting that they are now together in their bad experiences. This tips Keisha off to the fact that he gave her the tape worm eggs, so she puts them in his own coffee, and one promptly comes out of his eye.
Jin

* Boy
* Ghost
* Whole

**Jin** was an abusive husband to Angela until his untimely death.

## "Legacy"

As a child Jin was abused by his father, who also abused his mother, but she never spoke out and eventually he grew up in his father's footsteps. Again his mother did not speak out even when her own son became an abuser, and when he died Angela only missed him for when he was sober and not abusive.

Jin left behind two ghosts, one of the young, abused child that he was, and one of the angry, malignant man he became. The malignant ghost repeatedly abuses and attempts to murder Angela, even killing Harold the psychic when he tries to intervene, but eventually his younger ghost goes to war with his older ghost and drives him back. His mother then reveals her part in the abuse, and apologizes for her failure to protect him, even as she insists he depart. With an heirloom returned to him and these words, the younger ghost and the older ghost merge, into a whole, healthy older man.

At peace, the united Jin ghost remains, idle, at the center of the house even as the women pack up and leave. When they leave for the last time, he suddenly realizes that he has been abandoned. He screams, "Come back! Don’t leave me here!"
Only Child

## All Season 1 Episodes

**Only Child** is the seventh episode of the first season of *Two Sentence Horror Stories*, which aired on September 5, 2019.

## Sentences

> My grandson got his big, beautiful smile from me.
> It never wavers on his face as he watches me die.

## Plot

Desi is a doddering old woman, running after Rex, seemingly trying to attack him as he calls out to his parents.

Time resets to Desi building a shrine to keep away evil. Rex, her grandson, watches this, and eventually comments that his parents think she's crazy because she saw her mother killed in Haiti by a dictator. She's shocked that they would tell a child this, but when she turns to him, he's vanished. Later, he surprises her by taking pictures invasively, blinding her with the flash, and then grabs her face and forces her to smile despite her protestations. Desi, who's had enough, then beats his behind, only for his parents to come in at the exact moment to berate Desi:

> Rex just isn’t accustomed to so much resistance. We try to keep our interactions really positive and we don’t use the No word.— Emily
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Later that night, Rex touches Desi's talisman as she sleeps, the one she claimed would ward away evil, and is burned by it. He flees, and Desi wakens, going to see her family sleep. Watching John, her son, and Emily, her daughter-in-law, sleep with Rex between them, Rex suddenly sits up and stares at Desi with insectoid eyes, terrifying her into retreating. The next day Desi researches eyes, but finds Rex destroying her shrine. She complains to John, but Rex lies that Desi let him smoke cigarettes, so John ignores her complaints and accuses her of interfering in their parenthood.

They later apologize to Desi, and insist that Desi come to receive a gift from Rex as an apology. Sitting before him, he does a presentation on her home country, Haiti, but soon starts to praise Papa Doc Duvalier and taunts her over her mother being killed. He then claims that he is like Duvalier, controlling his parents, and he dismisses them. At this point Desi goes after Rex like in the beginning of the episode, applying the talisman to him in an attempt to banish the demon possessing him.

Unfortunately for Desi, she's prevented from doing so by John and Emily, who shove her outside without her inhaler and lock the door. After her exertions, she begins to have an asthma attack, but they leave her locked outside and watch as she suffocates to death.

## Cast

* Sharon Hope as Desi
* Pepper Binkley as Emily
* Guy Lockard as John
* Jaiden Smith as Rex
Dr. Lucie

* Lucie
* Lucifer

**Dr. Lucie** is the primary doctor in a high-end medical institution supported by the Ingram family. She is revealed to be a demonic figure in the episode "Scion".

## "Scion"

Dr. Lucie is an ancient figure who makes deals with families to provide vast wealth, in exchange for some of their children being given over to her for possession on occasion. She runs a medical institution for the children of these families and supported by these family, such as the Ingram and McAllister families. When the children provided to Lucie reject being possessed by her demonic children, they are typically horrifically scarred, such as happened to Jacob.

When Noah Ingram and Izzy McAllister are brought to Dr. Lucie's institution, she oversaw their drugging and delirium until eventually she was ready to kidnap Izzy and bring him to a ritual to possess him. This was signified when Izzy had a seizure while he and Noah snuck into her office to find a satanic book. When confronted about this, Lucie brushed this off as a medieval medical journal she kept for academic purposes. She then captured Izzy, which Noah witnessed, and after torturing him at length, he agreed to the possession. Noah again confronts Lucie about this, but she deflects and he eventually discovers a pentagram underneath his bed.

Although Noah calls for help, he soon collapses and Izzy captures him, bringing him to be possessed as well. All is revealed to Noah, and Dr. Lucie offers him the power to be able to protect Issac, so he accepts her deal.
Laura Munoz

**Laura Munoz** is the ghost of Grace Munoz's daughter. She appears in "El Muerto".

## "El Muerto"

### In life

Laura came into conflict with her mother over visitation to see her father, Jorge, which boiled over into Laura telling her mother that she hates her, and that she wishes her to die. After saying this, Laura tried to run away, but ended up hit by a car.

### In death

As a ghost, Laura is tormented by self-recrimination and guilt at what she said to her mother. Every year she visits her mother's morgue, seeking closure but unsure of how to do so. The ghost of an old worker at the morgue, Antonio Nieves, regularly seeks to comfort her, explaining that the afterlife is very real and that ghosts often need to be listened to in order to find peace. Heeding his advice, Laura attempts to comfort the ghost of a dead boy running about the morgue, but the boy torments and scares her, prompting her to blame Antonio for giving her bad advice.

Against Antonio's advice, she rushes in to speak to her mother, who talks to herself that Laura should have listened to her, that she wouldn't have died if she did, and that she's angry with Laura. At this, Laura protests that it isn't her fault, and again tells her mother that she hates her before running away crying. She's tormented by the dead boy once again, and chased back to her mom's workroom. There, she finds the boy's father, and the boy himself is now healthy and whole, not at all scary. He embraces his father, and Antonio explains that he simply was not aware that he was a ghost.

At this, Laura realizes that Antonio is a ghost, which he confirms, and explains that she, too, is a ghost. He asks why she is so upset, and she reveals her regret at what she said to her mother. She makes amends by telling her mother she loves her, using the flickering lights to spell out a code they both knew, and her mother apologized for her actions and said she loved her forever as well. Antonio then takes Laura away, to peace.
Adaora Aduba

**Adaora Aduba** is a spiritual African woman and Eneh Aduba's twin sister. She appears in "Ibeji".

## "Ibeji"

Adaora leaves the door open after setting up her shrine one night, making Eneh think that an intruder had entered the house. She notices Adaora and they both frighten each other, relaxing. Adaora insists that Eneh shouldn't work so hard, with her actual work paired with a nursing degree as well. Eneh brushes this aside, and later teases Adaora about her shrine, before they both read the start of a Night Time Tales book about twin brothers who could communicate telepathically — even from beyond the grave. At this point Adaora has a headache and retires for the evening.

In the middle of the night, Adaora has a seizure and is rushed by Eneh to the hospital, where she soon has another seizure and enters a permanent vegetative state. She's taken to a hospice, where she's just barely able to move her finger once to communicate with Adaora, but nothing else. In the day, Eneh visits her. In the night, a strange demon harasses the old lady across the room, with Adaora lying helpless and unable to respond.

When the demon completely kills the old lady, Adaora uses her connection to her sister to force her body to open a book to the page where the brother asked to be let into his twin's mind. Understanding this, Eneh opens her mind to Adaora, and sees the demon coming for her. Adaora sits helplessly as the demon begins to kill her, until Eneh possesses her and together they fight off the demon, using Adaora's body to do so. Ability is then split between the twins, with Eneh using a cane and Adaora at least returned to lucidity and upper body motor control.
Gracie Smythe

**Gracie Smythe** is the young daughter of the Smythe family.

## "Hide"

Gracie watches movies contentedly until she finds a lighter, at which point her nanny Araceli Gomez takes it away from her to keep her from hurting herself. However, this sends Gracie into a panic attack, screaming until Araceli calms her down. Later, she's tricked by Madison Ainsley (wearing yellow) and Ann Watkins (wearing red) into letting them into the house, so Araceli tells her to run and hide. However, Araceli can't make Gracie be quiet, so Araceli kills Ann and knocks Madison unconscious, saving Gracie.
Mrs. Smythe

**Mrs. Smythe** is an upper-class woman who appears in "Hide".

## "Hide"

Mrs. Smythe is seen prettying herself up for an evening with her husband, and leaves Araceli Gomez, their babysitter, with several instructions for taking care of the house, their daughter Gracie Smythe, and Mrs. Smythe's ailing father. While she's out, two home invaders kill her father and nearly kill her daughter, but Araceli defends her, prompting Mrs. Smythe and the media to hail Araceli as a hero.
Principal Myers

**Principal Myers** is a principal who appears in "Elliot".

## "Elliot"

Myers is first seen in the men's bathroom when Elliot tries to use the stalls there. He blocks Elliot, insisting that "either you got the equipment or you don't," only allowing the urinals to be used. Humiliated, Elliot leaves. Not long after, Myers finds Tony, a student, with a horrific compound fracture from a confrontation with Elliot over Elliot's abuse of his younger sister. Defending his students, Myers goes after Elliot and demands answers, refusing to allow Elliot to leave. However, an Ocarina suddenly flies to Elliot's feet, which distracts Myers long enough for Elliot to grab and blow it.

A sonic blast strikes out at Myers and begins to distort his arms, wrenching and warping it horrifically. At length, he manages to recover and confront Elliot again, declaring Elliot to be a danger. He lashes out with a piece of rebar or pipe, but before he can land a blow Elliot blasts out with the Ocarina again, this time ripping Myers' fingers apart and dropping him to the ground.

Soon after, a new principal succeeds Myers, although Elliot commented that he survived.
Chalkdust Kanashī

chalkdust is a more major character in the adeadic archives series

among us sussy

### Relatives

XDia(birth mother)??(birthfather) lmao fatherlessslimey(sister)sludge(child)lp(child)graffiti(child)acrylic(child)pastel(child)

### Affiliation

teardy- just friends, had a relationship in the past thoughmaddrop- unsure, had a relationship in the past (it wasnt very great), used to hate but more or less feels neutral towards them nowetd-trustsgw-who the fuck is this lmaoo

## Biographical information

### Significant Other

he had 2 relationships in the past but he doesnt plan to get a love interest for a while

### Age

unconfirmed (his mental age is that of a young adult though)
Elliot (character)

## Elliot

* Young Elliot
* Old Elliot

*For the episode, see Elliot.*
**Elliot** is a trans boy who appears in the eponymous episode, "Elliot".

## "Elliot"

Elliot suffers from transphobic abuse at school, being made to exercise with the girls instead of with the boy’s in gym class, and being barred from the men's restroom stall by the school's principal. After this last incident, Elliot takes refuge in the school's basement and meets a strange janitor. The janitor offers, temporarily, a magical Ocarina in exchange for one of Elliot's songbook pages, claiming that the Ocarina can make others feel the internal pain of the user when playing it.

Shortly afterward, Elliot uses the Ocarina to escape a pair of girls tormenting him in the restroom, and they vow to never bully him again. Elliot is immensely pleased with the results. After a great deal of coaxing, Elliot agrees to turn over the full songbook in exchange for the Ocarina forever. However, Elliot is soon forced to use the Ocarina almost immediately when the brother of one of the girls Elliot tormented corners him. Elliot is shocked to discover that the Ocarina inflicts more than physiological torment, distorting the wrist of the brother and, subsequently, the principal who pursues Elliot.

After distorting the principal's body with the Ocarina, Elliot flees back into the depths of the school in an attempt to return the Ocarina, and finds the bodies of the missing children, discovering the janitor’s true identity and manipulation. The witch mocks Elliot, and tells him his only choice is to hurt or be hurt. The principal finds Elliot, who uses the Ocarina once again, lamenting being forced into roles by others. After this, however, Elliot smashes the Ocarina, banishing the furious janitor. The two missing students are freed as a result of this, who become Elliot's friends. They defend him from further abuse together and exchange friendship rings, which Elliot keeps into his old age. As an old man, he writes his experiences, never forgetting the witch who, in turn, never forgot him either.
Alan Smythe

**Alan Smythe** is an upper-class man who appears in "Hide".

## "Hide"

Alan is seen getting ready for an evening with his wife, and leaves Araceli Gomez, their babysitter, to take care of his daughter Gracie Smythe and his ailing father-in-law. While he's out, two home invaders kill his father-in-law and nearly kills his daughter, but Araceli defends her, prompting Alan and the media to hail Araceli as a hero.
Vamp

BRUTUS

THE BESTOWED ONE

BIGBALLS

Peter Griffin (Biological father)

Glenn Quagmire (Biological mother)

Unknown step-father

Hooker 2 (Ex-girlfriend)

Multitudes of unknown men

“Vamp” is a creature of many talents, too dangerous for the public to be aware of. It is supposed to be kept in solitary confinement, but instead resides in a mansion, keeping several maids to cook and clean for it. Little else is known about the “Vamp”, but it goes golfing on Wednesdays and is very likely The Zodiac Killer. It feeds off short tempered individuals and little men.

## Appearance

Vamp appears to be a pale shade of red. It has sharp teeth, the sharpest and most noticeable of which being blue. It is usually stained in fresh blood. One of its most noticeable physical attributes is his hair. It's extremely long, frizzy, and covers a majority of its face, being split dyed in addition. The left portion of its hair is black, as the other is a bright red. It is usually wearing a ripped tanktop and jeans, adding to its overall ‘edgy’ vibe. Vamp bares 3 sharp claws, with no fingernails. It’s fond of excessive jewelry as well. It, very rarely, is seen in its work uniform, but even that is stained in blood more times than not.

## Personality

Vamp always seems to spiel about dark topics. Death, gore, etc. It’s ruthless in its spurts of violence against innocent citizens and seems to enjoy it as a hobby (alongside golf, of course). In addition to its dangerous demeanor, it also thinks very highly of itself. It believes itself to be more physically attractive than most others, often describing itself as pretty. There are occasions where Vamp can have decent, unbiased insight, but there are also some where it can lose its temper and make a scene whether it be in private or public. It often has trouble reading the room or knowing when to stop and is heavily repulsed by most things sexual (despite being the opposite months ago) after its character arc finally started moving forward in season 4.

## Backstory

All that is known to the public is that Vamp used to be a human boy, by the name of Eden. John F. Kennedy was also involved, to an extent. The rest is sensitive information.

## Trivia

• Vamp crippled Nico back in the 1920s, but framed it as Polio.

• Vamp hates cooking, it’d much rather have a maid or someone else cook for it. It’s also very selective with the food it eats, having a heavy distaste for large portions of meat.

• Vamp has a love for music, and is shown to be very picky with it.

• Vamp played the bullet in Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.

• It has a special interest for cowboys, keeping a collection of different cowboy hats in its bedroom, third drawer down.

• Vamp collects vital organs from its patients during work, it loves making sculptures out of them and handing them out to sick children at the hospital.

• Vamp frequently goes to Juggalo Marches.

• Vamp was actually the president of the U.S.A, but that part of history is erased.
Great Desert

The **Great Desert** (Standard: *Desertum Magnum*), also known as the **Sandsea** and **Sabumaria**, was a vast desert located on the planet Thodron in the Zullia region. For the ancient Levalians its eastern edge made up the edge of the known world to northern Erminians for thousands of years. It was so vast and hazardous that very few ever attempted to fully explore it; for this reason only small groups of bandits and outlaws lived there past the desert's far-eastern settlements.

The edges of the desert were not fully mapped until the 450s AE when expeditions were carried out. The Great Desert then slowly disappeared as the planet became more urbanized over the millennia. Historians consider the desert to have been nonexistent by the early 4000s ME.

The Sabumaria District in Thodron takes its name from the desert, as it encompasses a large area of where it once was.
Andromedan Standard Units

The **Andromedan** **Standard Units** (Imperial Standard: *Untae Galacticae Nortui*; "Standard Galactic Units"), or **UGN**, is the most widely used and accepted form of measurement in the Andromeda Galaxy. It was invented in the early EO 110s for Thodroni scientific use. It was first used by the Thodroni but it quickly became the standard after the founding of the Empire.

## Overview

Below is a table showing basic units in the UGN, with equivalent Terran metric measurements.
Squirm

## All Season 1 Episodes

**Squirm** is the second episode of the first season of *Two Sentence Horror Stories*, which aired on August 8, 2019.

## Sentences

> I felt my skin crawl.
> Then I saw the head of the worm push through.

## Plot

Keisha is at an office party with her friend Sanjay and her other co-workers. She drinks too much and soon passes out, waking up at her home. She feels uneasy, and finds a mysterious note saying that something was left inside her. Keisha panics, and when she can't find anything, she visits a doctor and has a rape kit taken, but returns nothing.

The next several days she lives in a state of shock and self-loathing, performing poorly at work, but eventually she begins to put her life back together. However, Keisha soon finds yet another note, asking if she's found "it" yet. Going into a panic attack, she begins hallucinating worms in her trash can, coming out of her arm, and out of her mouth. Shell-shocked, the next day Sanjay talks to Keisha about being transferred to a new job he landed, and asks her out to dinner since he'll miss her friendship. However, she panics when he puts his hand on her arm and screams for him to let her go, scratching his face and physically assaulting him in response.

Keisha is brought in by Doug to discuss her work performance and her violent assault, and although he's sympathetic to her situation, his mannerisms quickly evoke suspicion. He was the one leaving her notes and had forced her to take tape worm eggs while unconscious. When Doug leaves to get her a tissue, she finds a tape worm egg container and adds them to his coffee. Shortly after, while interviewing Sanjay's replacement, he has to leave early and defecate worms. When he returns, Doug pulls a worm out of his eye, and several women, including Keisha, turn simultaneously to watch his suffering, implying that they were all his victims.

## Cast

* Tera Pacheco as Keisha
* Christopher Shyer as Doug
* Sathya Sridharan as Sanjay
Two Sentence Horror Stories

* Season 1
* Season 2

**Two Sentence Horror Stories** is a series of self-contained horror stories spanning two seasons, produced by The CW. Each episode is based around a unique premise, beginning and ending within the episode rather than containing any episode-spanning narrative arcs. The premises are based on two sentences designed to evoke a sense of horror, around which each episode's narrative is constructed. The first sentence is revealed at the start of each episode, while the second sentence is revealed only at its end.

The series' stories covers all manner of horror, ranging from scoleciphobia and demonic/ghostly hauntings to horrific workplace abuses, and more. The series may be partly streamed on CWTV.com for free, or fully, on Netflix.

## Episodes

### Season 1

* "Gentleman"
* "Squirm"
* "Legacy"
* "Hide"
* "Scion"
* "Tutorial"
* "Only Child"
* "Little Monsters"

### Season 2

* "Bag Man"
* "Elliot"
* "Instinct"
* "Imposter"
* "Quota"
* "Fix"
* "Essence"
* "El Muerto"
* "Ibeji"
* "Manifest Destiny"

Season 3

* "Crush"
* "Plant Life"
* "Toxic"
* "Teatime"
* "Teeth"
* "The Killer Inside"
* "Patel Motel Carte"
* "Erased"
* "Heirlooms"
* "Homecoming"
Julia

## Morelliana Iulia

**Imperatrix Morelliana Julia**, born **Morelliana Julia** [Imperial Standard: [moˌrɛɫʲiˈaːna ˈjuːli.a]) and often simply referred to as **Julia** (30 April 5059 - 4 June 5111), was a Thodroni politician and member of the Aptasian family who served as General of the Imperial Army during the Anaxian War and as the last Imperial monarch.
Chains of Andromeda Wiki

**Welcome to the Chains of Andromeda Wiki!**

A wiki site for *Empire of Thodron*, a science fantasy universe created by furry user Kynerithe. It is set in the distant future, in the 5600s AD in across the Milky Way, Andromeda, and Triangulum under a large intergalactic empire. Various species inhabit these galaxies, such as the extragalactic wolf-like Levalians and humans.