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Troublemaker - James is turning breaking and entering into an art form, one building at a time.</br> | Troublemaker - James is turning breaking and entering into an art form, one building at a time.</br> | ||
Acquaintance - James never hesitates to enter. </br> | Acquaintance - James never hesitates to enter. </br> | ||
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Ophede - James' disregard for walls, doors and windows permit us into the most unexpected places.</br> | Ophede - James' disregard for walls, doors and windows permit us into the most unexpected places.</br> | ||
Prisoner - James would escape his cuffs, like water escapes a broken cup. We know better than that.</br> | Prisoner - James would escape his cuffs, like water escapes a broken cup. We know better than that.</br> | ||
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== Moth == | == Moth == | ||
== Lantern == | == Lantern == | ||
Revision as of 05:11, 19 July 2018
Contents
Knock
James (Amets)
Troublemaker - James is turning breaking and entering into an art form, one building at a time.
Acquaintance - James never hesitates to enter.
Follower - James plies his trade with a hacksaw rather than a lockpick.
Disciple - James only entertains the idea of doors as a thought exercise.
Ophede - James' disregard for walls, doors and windows permit us into the most unexpected places.
Prisoner - James would escape his cuffs, like water escapes a broken cup. We know better than that.
Moth
Lantern
Basil (Amets)
Troublemaker: Basil wrangles the occult onto the canvas as inspiration dims.
Acquaintance: The most influential people have posed for Basil's brush and palette, but his hands have grown tired of faces.
Believer: Basil spends long days in contemplation, and longer nights with the paints. His muse is a comet, but we have granted him a telescope.
Disciple: No self-respecting gallery will showcase Basil's works. He is only happy to draw what he had always wanted to.
Astrologer: Basil keeps his eyes to the sun during the day, to the stars at night. Every week or so, he will come to us carrying what he had seen in the sky.
Prisoner: Basil sits silently, occasionally tracing lines in the air.
