Florence

The eldest of six children in a working class family, Florence took up nursing to better care for the stricken among their community. During her studies, Florence met her partner, a young doctor named Theodor. Together, the pair sought to make the tragedy of losing loved ones from poor healthcare a thing of the past. When a deadly plague claimed hundreds of lives, Theodor worked tirelessly to create an immunity against the disease. Florence offered herself as a subject, but within minutes, her body burned and twisted in excruciating pain. Theodor was forced to confine his beloved while he resumed his research with manic fervor. As a last resort, Theodor turned to the occult, creating some sort of medical relic imbued with curative spirits. But what greeted him was no longer human; with haphazard, jittery movements and a screaming laugh, the former nurse tore free of her restraints. She attacked him with feral strength, destroying both the relic and that fragile hope of recovery. Fearing for his life and heartbroken beyond measure, Theodor fled their manor. Her sanity rapidly dwindling, Florence wandered the house in a blind panic as she felt her memories slip from her. She scrabbled and tore at anything that could help spark her memory, especially those of the man she loved. Though the manor is now reportedly abandoned, a few thrillseekers recall hearing a quiet giggle before blacking out, waking with injuries as variable as small puncture wounds to large gashes—the hallmark of an unpredictable temperament.