Charlotte Walker

Lottie was born to very fashionable and well-to-do parents, Clayton and Tillie. They were "open-minded," and "forward thinkers." So, when their daughter began having night terrors, it didn't seem at all fashionable to take her to the hospital or to take her to the church for prayer. They consulted their new friends Piper, Morrigan, and Craven, who were deep in to the occult. They felt that much of this was in Lottie's head anyway.
Unfortunately, the night terrors only got worse, and other symptoms started to arise. She began speaking to an invisible being. Things started flying around the room on their own. After Lottie started getting cuts and bruises from being thrown from her bed, her parents finally relented and took her to the hospital.
Her physical wounds were treated, but none of the hospital staff could figure out what was causing the night terrors or the other strange things happening around her. After things started flying around her hospital room, the nurses were too afraid to go into her room. She was evaluated by Dr. Crane and then taken to the psych ward.
Once there, she had to acclimate to the dark, lonely cell. She met a man in the cell across from her that was very kind to her. He said his name was Joey. He would often tell her stories or make up games for her to play to take her mind off of her circumstances. There was a lady next to her that was very warm-hearted and made sure that she ate her meals and got enough sleep. She was more protective than her own mother. Her name was Helen, and she would often paint on the wall of her cell.
Lottie would regularly go through tests with Dr. Crane. They were often very long and sometimes were very unpleasant. Dr. Crane seemed very curious about the condition she was suffering from. They learned, through the course of the tests, that there was some entity that had taken hold of the child. Dr. Crane pressed harder and harder to learn more about the entity, but Lottie resisted. She feared that if the entity took over, she would be consumed by it.
The more they poked and prodded, the more the entity seemed to take control. It seemed as though Lottie had supernatural powers, when in fact she was being consumed by some otherworldly being

/*Mozzrag, demon of fear*/

At the height of its chaos, objects would fly around the room, glass would shatter, Lottie would hold her head and cry, and still, Dr. Crane was determined to find the source of these occurrences.
After one such fit, Lottie had to be sedated. Half of the room had been destroyed, and one or two of the nurses had been mildly concussed by flying objects. Unfortunately, the dose given to Lottie was much too high for a child her age and a girl her size. Her heart stopped beating, and they couldn't revive her. Dr. Crane chalked it up as another failed experiment and sent a nurse to inform her parents. Lottie, now free from the entity, never left the morgue. Her spirit is there still, for all I know...

Current Location

Slatefall Hospital

Life

1901 1913 12 years old

Circumstances of Death

Overdose on Sedatives after a hysterical episode

Gender

Female

Eyes

Blue Eyes

Hair

Blonde hair in ringlets on either side of her head

Skin Tone/Pigmentation

Pale skin

Height

4'4"

Weight

90 lbs