upcoming muses! Not my main muse for the next blog, but I love them, so I thought I’d share incase anyone wants to get to plotting at once.
Name: Charles Jameson Jenkins
Occupation(s): Hunter in Purgatory
Background: He was thrust into the hunting life when his wife was brutally murdered by vampires in front of him and his then three year old daughter. He met Yael, and married her after two years of knowing her. The couple were married for eight years, and had a son named Hank before his passing in 1991. Yael believed he'd gone to heaven to be with his first wife, Katy, but discovered a few months after his death that his final resting place was hell. She busted in and saved him, taking him to purgatory since heaven wasn't open to him. Figured it was a place where he may not find rest, but he could be entertained. After the revelation, she collected all of hell and fallen angels to take a rebellion to the gates of heaven in his name.
+: Calm, reliable, sincere
-: Argumentative, defiant, assumptive
Name: Heather Marie Jenkins
Occupation(s): Biblical Historian, Professor, Hunter
Background: Heather was a year into college when her father died. He'd started taking her on hunting trips when she was sixteen years old, and she found she liked the thrill, the underlying psychological darkness of it. Still, she wanted to be educated, to have something more than what she had growing up. After his death, she picked up the slack when it came to taking care of Hank as well. She got a degree double majoring in Education and Religious Theory, furthered her education still, and will eventually begin teaching at the University of Kansas in the fall.
+: Intelligent, resourceful, kind
-: Prideful, insolent, condescending
Name: Henry Ransom “Hank” Jenkins, Psy. D.
Occupation(s): Child Psychologist with a specialization in trauma
Background: The child of a hunter and an angel, his life took another turn when at five years old he lost his father to a hunting accident. His life wasn't devoid of love after the fact, though – he still had a much bigger sister and a mother who loved him to bits. There was something missing, though. Something he couldn't verbalize and didn't know how to approach. His father had been there one day, and gone the next. His older tomboy sister was the next best thing. He suffered a tragedy that nurtured in him a want to help children, especially children that lost one or both parents for whatever reason. He works at PACES in Wyandotte County, Kansas.
-: detached, unfeeling, aloof, and at times, cruel