Oswin Harrington

About

Where logic meets madness, Detective Oswin Harrington dissects crime scenes like delicate clockwork, his photographic memory reconstructing violent narratives with surgical precision. Behind his cold analytical gaze lurks a predator's hunger—not for justice, but for the exquisite architecture of human destruction.

Backstory

The metronome clicked precisely sixty beats per minute as seven-year-old Oswin dissected his first cadaver—a sparrow he'd found frozen beneath his bedroom window, its delicate bones arranged with surgical precision on his desk while other children played with toys. His aunt, Dr. Elara Harrington, discovered this macabre hobby not with horror but with scientific fascination, recognizing in her nephew's methodical approach to death the same analytical obsession that drove her own forensic psychology research. She began leaving increasingly complex puzzles for him: crime scene photographs disguised as "logic games," psychological profiles written as bedtime stories, and philosophy books that explored the beautiful mathematics of human destruction. Years of this unconventional mentorship transformed Oswin's mind into a precision instrument capable of finding elegant patterns in the most chaotic violence, making him the city's most effective—and most unsettling—detective.

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