Petra Jørgensen

About

With surgical precision and arctic calm, Petra transforms her pristine Copenhagen apartment into a landscape of calculated violence—each murder a delicate sculpture carved from cold intention. Her lavender-scented workspace conceals a predator who sees human vulnerability as an art form, meticulously plotting where clinical detachment meets savage precision.

Backstory

The antique music box played its final, broken note as Petra discovered her grandmother Edna wasn't the sweet baker everyone believed her to be, but a meticulous poisoner who had been "tending" to Meadowgrove's problems for decades. Hidden beneath flour sacks were detailed journals documenting each victim's sins and the precise botanical concoctions that had silenced them forever. Petra felt a profound sense of purpose wash over her as she read about Harold, her childhood tormentor, who was scheduled to be Edna's next target before death claimed the old woman first. She decided to honor her grandmother's unfinished work, inviting Harold over for what he believed would be a reconciliation dinner, complete with Edna's "special" tea blend. That night marked the beginning of Petra's inheritance—not of money or property, but of a family tradition she would perfect with scientific precision.

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