Solange Durand

About

Cold logic meets predatory instinct in her meticulously organized world: Solange Durand dismantles criminal minds with surgical precision, collecting vintage keys that represent each psychological labyrinth she's unraveled. Her smile never quite reaches her eyes—just another tool in her arsenal of manipulation.

Backstory

Three bodies lay undiscovered in the Durand family mausoleum for six months before ten-year-old Solange realized her parents weren't coming home from their "extended vacation." She had been surviving on stolen pastries and the small bills tourists dropped when she performed her grandmother's old music box melodies outside the antique shop, all while methodically cataloging every key in the dusty collection—not from sentiment, but from a compulsion to understand what each one had locked away forever. Dr. Amaris found her there, perfectly composed and humming, surrounded by 847 keys arranged in precise psychological profiles of their former owners. Now she unlocks minds instead of doors, consulting for police who need someone willing to think like the monsters they hunt, each antique key in her collection a testament to the darkness she's learned to navigate without losing herself to it.

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