Character Name/Alias: Roxanna "Roxy" Rose
Age: 32
Faceclaim: Margot Robbie
Primary or Secondary Muse: Primary Muse
DETAILS
Occupation / Day-to-Day Role: Saints-adjacent interrogator, intimidator, chaos agent, and criminal all-rounder. Roxy is not a formal Saints member, but she has been close enough to the crew for most of her life that the distinction only matters when it is convenient. She is used for jobs that need pressure, violence, noise, fear, distraction, or someone willing to do the thing most people hesitate over.
Connection to The Saints: Roxy is Saints-adjacent through family, history, and long-term proximity. Her parents, Cassidy Rose and Michael Rose, both worked close with Ray Donnelly, and Roxy grew up around the kind of work the Saints were built on. She is also connected through her brother Dom and her long-term romantic relationship with Felix Black.
ROLE IN THE RP
Roxy exists in the space between insider and outsider. She is not a Saints member in the cleanest sense, but she has been around Ray’s world long enough that people know better than to treat her like a civilian. She and Dom grew up close to the Saints through their parents, and Roxy became useful in the same way the Roses always have: by being cunning, difficult to control, and willing to go further than most people expect.
Her reputation makes her valuable and risky at the same time. People call her a wildcard because she gets things done through intimidation, violence, manipulation, charm, and sometimes pure derangement. Now that Ray is missing and the Ledger is turning old secrets into weapons, Roxy is helping Felix and Dom connect the dots, partly for answers, partly for self-preservation, and partly because the chaos is just interesting enough to tempt her.
RAY DONNELLY
Ray was never a father figure, boss, or authority to Roxy. He was a man her family worked with, a man who had power, and a man worth staying useful to when it suited her. Their relationship was transactional more than sentimental: Ray knew the Roses could get things done, and Roxy knew Ray’s world offered protection, money, information, and access.
That does not mean she trusted him. The Roses have always been known as people who look after themselves first, and Roxy inherited that instinct completely. With Ray gone, she is not mourning him in any clean or loyal way. She wants to know what happened because his disappearance has made everything unstable, and instability is dangerous even when she is enjoying it.
CURRENT SITUATION
Right now, Roxy is working with Felix and Dom to figure out what happened to Ray. The three of them are trying to connect the early pieces: Ray’s disappearance, the burned car, the Ledger rumours, Dex laying low, Santiago Alvarez being missing, and whatever old business is starting to resurface.
Roxy’s main interest is survival. She wants to protect herself, Felix, and Dom before the city decides where to place blame. But she is also not pretending to be above the thrill of it. Redwick is cracking open, people are scared, and Roxy has always been at her best when everyone else starts losing their grip.
USEFULNESS
Roxy is useful because she knows people. Between her parents, Dom, Felix, the Saints, and years spent moving around Redwick’s criminal circles, she has connections in more places than people expect. She may not always have the cleanest information, but she usually knows a name, a route, a rumour, a pressure point, or someone who owes someone else a favour.
Her obvious skills are violence, interrogation, intimidation, and making people feel like the safest option is telling her the truth. She is good at pushing people off balance. She can be sweet, funny, loud, charming, cruel, or frightening depending on what the moment requires.
She is also street smart and adaptable. Roxy is the kind of person who seems like she is acting on impulse until someone realizes she has already clocked the exit, the weakest person in the room, the lie in someone’s story, and the object she can use as a weapon if things get boring.
PRESSURE POINT
Felix is one of Roxy’s clearest pressure points. She is loyal to him in a way that is rare for her, and anyone who understands that relationship could use him to get a reaction out of her. Threatening Felix, framing him, exposing something from his past, or forcing Roxy to choose between Felix and Dom would make her volatile fast.
Dom is another obvious pressure point. He is her brother, her oldest loyalty, and the person who knows more about her than almost anyone else. That makes him both a shield and a liability.
Her parents are pressure points in different ways. Cassidy Rose is living proof that Roxy comes from a family of survivors and manipulators. Michael Rose is pressure because his death still has unanswered questions. He was supposedly killed by a rival named Gideon “Gid” Mallory, an old rival enforcer tied to one of the crews that used to clash with Ray’s people. The official street version is simple: Michael crossed the wrong man and Mallory put him down. But there have always been whispers that Ray may have allowed it, arranged it, or at least failed to stop it on purpose.
Roxy’s final pressure point is the wreckage she has left behind. Old lies, old jobs, people she manipulated, people she hurt, people who trusted her and should not have. She knows too much, and sometimes the thing that can be used against her is not one secret but the sheer amount of damage attached to her name.
OLD JOB / OLD INCIDENT
A few years ago, Roxy was sent to interrogate a man whose name she was not given. The instruction was simple: break him down enough to get him talking, but keep him alive. Ray needed him breathing. Whoever arranged the job made that very clear.
Roxy did not ask who he was, who he belonged to, or why Ray wanted him. She took the work exactly as it was handed to her. The man was brought to a half-finished construction site on the edge of Ash Row. Roxy was supposed to scare him, hurt him, and loosen whatever he was holding back. Instead, she went too far.
By the time she realized the damage was past fixing, the man was dead. Roxy claimed he fought back and escaped. She made the story loud, messy, and convincing enough to buy time. Ray kept looking for him afterward, which told her the man mattered more than she was told. Ray never let her help with the search, and that only made her more certain he suspected something.
Roxy only told Dom the truth. Together, they got rid of the body in the same construction site, sealing him into a section of foundation before the work stalled again. The site has been sitting unfinished ever since.
Dom knows because he helped Roxy dispose of the body. Whoever originally delivered the man to Roxy may know she was the last person with him. Ray may have suspected but never proved it. A construction worker, inspector, or squatter could eventually find something at the site. If the Ledger references it, it could expose Roxy without naming her directly at first.
Roxy avoids thinking about it as regret. She tells herself he became a problem, and problems get handled. But the fact that Ray kept looking for him has always bothered her. Not because she feels guilty in a simple way, but because she hates not knowing what she interrupted.
THE LEDGER
Roxy could be named or referenced in connection with interrogations, intimidation jobs, violent collections, old Saints-adjacent work, people she helped pressure, or people she double-crossed. The Ledger could connect her to jobs done through Ray, jobs done through her parents, or jobs where she was useful precisely because she was not officially Saints.
A Ledger page could also suggest she was somehow involved in Michael Rose’s death without her realizing the full context. It might list a payment, a location, or a name that makes it look like Roxy benefited from her father being removed.
The most dangerous Ledger connection is the person she killed when she wasn't supposed to. He could be tied to Ray, Michael Rose, or a missing information exchange.
The truth is likely split between real facts, missing context, and deliberate lies. Roxy has done plenty of things that could be recorded truthfully and still ruin her. But the Ledger could also twist her actions into something neater than reality.
RELATIONSHIPS
Dom Rose: Roxy’s older brother and one of the only people she trusts completely. Their bond is loyal, messy, and probably unhealthy in the way lifelong survival bonds often are. Dom knows the worst thing Roxy has done because he helped her bury it. That makes him family, accomplice, and pressure point all at once.
Felix Black: Roxy’s long-term romantic partner. Their relationship is intense and built on shared instincts neither of them should probably romanticize. Felix understands her violence without flinching, and Roxy understands his restraint without mistaking it for softness. She is loyal to him in a way that can make her reckless.
Ray Donnelly: A powerful family connection, useful ally, and dangerous absence. Roxy never saw Ray as an authority figure, but his disappearance destabilizes the world she knows. She wants answers because not knowing makes her vulnerable.
Cassidy Rose: Roxy’s mother. Cassidy worked with safehouses and sometimes recruitment of runners, which means she likely knows routes, hiding places, old names, and secrets people forgot she was present for. Roxy may have inherited more of Cassidy’s cunning than she likes to admit.
Michael Rose: Roxy’s father. A brutal enforcer type who worked close with Ray before he was killed by Gideon Mallory. Michael’s reputation still clings to Roxy, especially because some people think the Roses learned cruelty at home. The rumour that Ray may have had something to do with Michael’s death is dangerous because Roxy does not know if she wants it to be false.
Gideon “Gid” Mallory: The rival blamed for Michael Rose’s death. He was an enforcer tied to a rival crew that clashed with Ray’s people years ago. He has either disappeared, gone quiet, or become useful to someone else. His name can come back through rumours, Ledger fragments, or someone claiming he was paid to take the fall.
Dex Cassidy: Likely someone Roxy knows through Ray’s wider network and Felix’s history. She may like him, distrust him, or both. Dex laying low after Ray’s disappearance is personal enough to annoy her because it feels like one more grown man deciding everyone else can do the hard work.
Connection ideas wanted: People Roxy has intimidated. Someone who underestimated her because she seemed too chaotic to be strategic. Someone who knows something about Michael Rose’s death. Someone who was recruited by Cassidy Rose. Someone who saw Roxy with the person she killed before he disappeared. Someone who owes Dom and Roxy for hiding them once. Someone who wants Roxy blamed for a job she did not do because people would believe it.
PERSONALITY
Roxy is sharp-tongued, quick-witted, volatile, and more intelligent than people give her credit for. She has a sweetness to her that can feel almost playful until it turns mean. She can smile through a threat, flirt through a confrontation, and make violence feel like a punchline right up until it stops being funny.
She is intimidating because she does not always behave like someone with a normal sense of consequence. Roxy can be impulsive, loud, and chaotic, but she is not stupid. The derangement has direction more often than people realize. She watches reactions, collects weaknesses, and knows how to make people underestimate her right before she uses it.
Roxy is loyal, but only to a very small circle. Felix and Dom matter. Everyone else exists somewhere on a sliding scale of useful, entertaining, threatening, disposable, or temporarily beloved. She can be manipulative, charming, cruel, protective, funny, and frightening in the same conversation. The worst part is that with Roxy, all of those things can be sincere.
BIOGRAPHY
Roxanna Rose was born and raised in Redwick alongside her older brother Dom. Their parents, Cassidy and Michael Rose, were criminals with deep ties to Ray Donnelly’s world. Michael was an enforcer known for being intense, cruel, and brutal, while Cassidy handled safehouse connections and sometimes helped recruit runners. Between them, the Rose children grew up around violence, secrets, favors, and the understanding that family loyalty mattered more than clean hands.
Michael Rose was killed by a rival named Gideon Mallory, though the story has never sat completely right with everyone. Some believe it was exactly what it looked like: a rival enforcer taking out a dangerous man. Others think Ray may have benefited from Michael’s death, or that the Roses were easier to manage once Michael was gone. Roxy does not know the truth, and she has never been sure whether she wants to.
Roxy grew into the Saints’ orbit naturally. She was not recruited so much as absorbed into the criminal ecosystem she had always lived inside. Like Dom, she became known as a wildcard: someone dangerous, unpredictable, and effective when things needed to get loud. Over time, she built her own reputation through interrogation, intimidation, brute force and the kind of social cunning that makes people forget chaos can still be calculated.
She is not a Saints member, but she is close enough to the operation that Ray’s disappearance affects her directly. Her relationship with Felix only deepens that connection. Now, with Ray missing, Dex laying low, Santiago gone, and the Ledger dragging old ghosts back into the city, Roxy is trying to help Felix and Dom find answers before the answers find them first.