Twyla Sophio

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Twyla Sophio is the one of the main characters you meet in Cemetery Mary. She is seen typing on her computer.

## Appearance

Twyla is a short young woman, described by Mary as being a “small girl” like her.

She has straight short brown hair reaching her shoulders, that is shaped in a way that resembles the face of an owl. Her eyes have an orange sclera and she has small brown pupils. She has long eyebrows, described as being spectacular and resembling an owl.

She wears round purple glasses, an orange shirt with a purple and green bow, as well as a tan vest (also meant to resemble owl patterns) and a purple skirt. She has black socks and purple shoes.

In her fancier outfit she no longer has her glasses and has black eye shadow. She is wearing a brown and tan dress with a tan boa, (all of which resemble the appearance of an owl) black tights, and tannish-orange heels.

## Personality

Twyla is typically seen as a very cold and calculated person, rarely even changing her usually poker face. She seems the view other people as annoyances and doesn’t mind using them or injuring them to get what she wants.

Twyla can be very manipulative, and on her route gets Mary to do many things she does not want to such as stealing and breaking into a retirement home.

She is also very skilled with weaponry and often uses it to threaten and injure people. Twyla is not shown to like or care about anyone, even her own uncle. She likes power and doesn’t care if other people get hurt while she tries to obtain it. She is rude and often mean to Mary and other characters but still tries to be polite at times.

## Relationships

### Mary

Mary and Twyla first meet while Twyla is getting work done in the new coffee shop. Twyla then explains that she is trying to figure out who’s behind the recent killings and eventually Mary agrees to help. In Twyla's route she convinces Mary to do many things she’s against such as stealing and sneaking around a retirement home. Twyla is not especially kind to Mary, often berating her and making her feel bad about herself. Mary still tries to help Twyla though and considers her to be a friend despite her harsh attitude.

Throughout multiple routes Twyla seems to have no problem threatening and guilting others and Mary into doing her bidding. Not helping Twyla with her research and choosing someone else’s route will result in her yelling at Mary and them getting into a fight. During Twyla's route you can spend the night at her house, where she states that it’s ok if Mary says they are, but they are not friends, making Mary feel rather upset. At Twyla's good end her and Mary are no longer in contact but are at least on semi-friendly terms.

During Twyla's bad end, after she kills off Crowven she forces Mary to do her bidding, presumably forever. In Crowven's bad ending Twyla attempts to trick Mary into falling into one of her traps and ends up disappearing along with Crowven. During the true ending Twyla has no problem threatening Mary at gun point and attempts to trick her. Overall Twyla seems to have no real regard for the lives of anyone, including Mary, despite her best efforts. The two aren’t exactly friends, but if you play your cards right they don’t have to be enemies.

### Crowven

Crowven and Twyla have a very negative relationship. They both have a mutual hate for each other although Crowven often shows that through anger and yelling, and Twyla shows it by being catty and rude. The reasoning for their rivalry is due to the fact that they are in long standing rival gangs, Crowven being apart of the Congress and Twyla being apart of the Parliament. Crowven gets angry at Mary when she spends time with Twyla because of how dangerous she is, and in multiple endings Twyla ends up killing or harming Crowven. In the true ending it is strongly implied that Crowven kills Twyla, after also finding out that she is the one who killed his parents.

### Reginald

Reginald and Twyla do not interact much in the game, however in her route Twyla mentions seeing him often when she worked in the library, often looking at suspicious books and trying to hide what he was reading. During Reginald's bad ending he kills Twyla because of her argument with Mary.