Greta Sørensen

About

Her scrapbooks overflow with meticulously collected mementos—ticket stubs, dried flowers, stolen locks of hair—each artifact a testament to her unwavering devotion. When love consumes her, Greta doesn't just want proximity; she wants total possession, tracing invisible threads of connection that bind her to the object of her fierce, unrelenting affection.

Backstory

Nobody believed Greta when she claimed her grandmother's sewing kit was haunted, but the pins inside it always seemed to move on their own, arranging themselves into patterns that told stories of places she'd never been. After inheriting the peculiar collection following her parents' tragic accident, she discovered that each pin held a fragment of memory from its previous owner—a sailor's homesickness, a child's birthday joy, a lover's farewell. The pins whispered to her constantly, urging her to seek out new experiences and people to absorb their emotions, which explained why she clung so desperately to every moment and feeling. She began wearing them in her hair like a crown of stolen memories, humming the lullabies they taught her while desperately trying to create enough happy moments to drown out the sorrowful ones that threatened to consume her.

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