Adeline Rousseau

About

Where most detectives hunt killers, Adeline Rousseau collects them like rare butterflies—meticulously pinning their psychological profiles to her mental display board. Her cold, analytical mind doesn't just solve crimes; it dissects the intricate pathology of human darkness with surgical precision, turning each investigation into a twisted form of performance art.

Backstory

Adeline Rousseau was abandoned at the St. Mercy Orphanage in New Orleans at the age of five. She spent her childhood poring over old books and learning to pick locks from the orphanage's caretaker, Mr. Leclair. Her first case involved solving the mysterious disappearance of a fellow orphan, which led her to a life dedicated to unraveling the darkest secrets of humanity. She now lives in a secluded apartment filled with mementos from her cases, each one a testament to her unique method of justice.

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