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A waitress in the town's only diner and a hoebag. She pulled a gun on the player characters and shot [[Tallahassee Turner]] in [[205: Lights Out]], culminating in the team feeding her to the Deadlight. RIP hoebag. In [[202: The Good Doctor]], she is revealed to know Amelia Webb, a regular at the cafe. | A waitress in the town's only diner and a hoebag. She pulled a gun on the player characters and shot [[Tallahassee Turner]] in [[205: Lights Out]], culminating in the team feeding her to the Deadlight. RIP hoebag. In [[202: The Good Doctor]], she is revealed to know Amelia Webb, a regular at the cafe. | ||
In [[204: Night of the Living Dead Light]] she is nowhere to be found, and no one sees her leave the cafe. Dom suggests she is connected to the sack-headed man, whose wallet held a picture of her. Dan Keelhan says she has a boyfriend, Clem Taylor, who may be the sack-headed man from [[202: The Good Doctor]]. | |||
In [[205: Lights Out]] she is found in the office of the gas station standing over Amelia with a gun, claiming that none of this was supposed to happen and that nobody was supposed to get hurt. She is tackled by Dom, disarmed by Billy and handcuffed by the Major. The ritual symbol drawn on her forehead then draws the dead light into her eyes, and she is burned to ash before the light pours into the coffer. | |||
In [[301: No Rest for the Wicked]] she appears in Tallahassee's nightmare, first as a body among the soldiers he has slain on San Juan Hill and then holding the group at gunpoint again, asking whether he will catch the bad guy or help his friend. Tallahassee's amnesia has left him with only a hazy memory of her death. | |||
In [[406: Pain]] the Major brings her up in an argument with Dom over the way he treated [[Devon Black|Devin Black]], asking whether it is worse than what they "that poor little woman" and calling her "Mary from the diner." The Keeper does not say any more about her. | |||
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
*[[201: Wrong Place at the Wrong Time]] | *[[201: Wrong Place at the Wrong Time]] | ||
*[[202: The Good Doctor]] | *[[202: The Good Doctor]] | ||
*[[205: Lights Out]] | |||
*[[301: No Rest for the Wicked]] | |||
==Mentioned== | |||
*[[406: Pain]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:14, 27 October 2026
Played by: Alex Morrison
First appeared in: Deadlight
A waitress in the town's only diner and a hoebag. She pulled a gun on the player characters and shot Tallahassee Turner in 205: Lights Out, culminating in the team feeding her to the Deadlight. RIP hoebag. In 202: The Good Doctor, she is revealed to know Amelia Webb, a regular at the cafe.
In 204: Night of the Living Dead Light she is nowhere to be found, and no one sees her leave the cafe. Dom suggests she is connected to the sack-headed man, whose wallet held a picture of her. Dan Keelhan says she has a boyfriend, Clem Taylor, who may be the sack-headed man from 202: The Good Doctor.
In 205: Lights Out she is found in the office of the gas station standing over Amelia with a gun, claiming that none of this was supposed to happen and that nobody was supposed to get hurt. She is tackled by Dom, disarmed by Billy and handcuffed by the Major. The ritual symbol drawn on her forehead then draws the dead light into her eyes, and she is burned to ash before the light pours into the coffer.
In 301: No Rest for the Wicked she appears in Tallahassee's nightmare, first as a body among the soldiers he has slain on San Juan Hill and then holding the group at gunpoint again, asking whether he will catch the bad guy or help his friend. Tallahassee's amnesia has left him with only a hazy memory of her death.
In 406: Pain the Major brings her up in an argument with Dom over the way he treated Devin Black, asking whether it is worse than what they "that poor little woman" and calling her "Mary from the diner." The Keeper does not say any more about her.