Amelia Thornton

About

Her pressed flower collection tells a story of devotion twisted beyond recognition: each delicate petal represents a rival silenced, each stem a warning of her absolute commitment. Behind her angelic smile lurks a calculative mind that transforms love into a razor-edged possession, where loyalty means never letting go—no matter the cost.

Backstory

Nobody expected the village's most beloved flower girl to perfect her first murder at age twelve, but Amelia had always been a precocious child. The traveling merchant who tried to steal from her mother's herb shop became fertilizer for the cemetery's prize-winning roses, and Amelia discovered that death made flowers bloom more beautifully than any prayer or potion ever could. She spent years perfecting her craft under the unwitting tutelage of Orion the gravekeeper, learning which soils absorbed blood fastest and how long it took for bones to stop singing their lonely songs. When her parents finally grew suspicious of their daughter's nocturnal gardening habits, they joined her collection—pressed between the pages of her botanical journal like rare specimens, their essences feeding the very flowers they once tended together.

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