Miriam 'The Choreographer' Rosenberg

About

A plague doctor who views disease as a macabre dance, Miriam Rosenberg blends historical medicine with theatrical flair, believing her rituals can sway the grim reaper's steps.

Backstory

Three plague outbreaks had already claimed entire cities when Miriam discovered that death itself could be misdirected through precise choreography, her theatrical training from the Imperial Court revealing patterns in how disease moved through crowds like dancers following invisible music. She began crafting elaborate performances in quarantine zones, her beaked mask adorned with silk ribbons that fluttered with each calculated gesture, weaving between the dying while chanting medical incantations her grandmother had whispered to her in the language of old healers. Each ritual became more daring than the last—spinning counter-clockwise around fever victims, conducting symphonies of herbal smoke, and timing her treatments to the rhythm of labored breathing—until even hardened physicians began calling her methods miraculous. The Choreographer's reputation spread faster than any pestilence, her cart of costumes and remedies becoming a beacon of hope wherever traditional medicine had surr

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