Reincarnation | Pheme | Pheme was the personification of fame and renown, her favour being notability, her wrath being scandalous rumors.
Ever wondered who’s the girl behind Lucy Spiller and her evil blog? Well, wonder no more. Tilly would be the one behind the computer screen and all of the stories. Ever since she was a little girl she never really felt good enough for her family. Being the twin to her genius and overachieving sister, Arielle Clowe, the girl always felt second best. No matter how hard she tried or how much she did it was just never up to her sister’s level. So at a young age the girl started to act out. She would leave home for extensive periods of time without contacting anyone, sneak around, practically anything to get her parents to think about her. It didn’t matter how negative the situation was, as long as it wasn’t about her sister anymore. There was even a time where she came home so utterly drunk that her own parents kicked her out of their home. Of course she found her own ways to blame it on Arielle. When her parents were contacted about Arielle and Tilly being let into Allegory, Tilly automatically declined, but after a few months of staying behind she figured there was no reason not to. It would be a new start, right? Wrong. Now at the academy she’s not classified as a loser, but she isn’t classified as one of the cool kids either. Tilly was seemingly another student with a rebel attitude and too-cool-to-care demeanor. Well, that was until her sophomore year when she decided to release the pain she felt of always being not good enough through blogging. Unlike other people, she decided to spice things up by coming up with another identity— Lucy Spiller. She wrote about the lives of the people around her, at one point especially Arielle. No one would ever suspect that Tilly could actually write well and would cause chaos in Allegory, which almost makes it too easy for her to slip under the radar and find out everyone’s deepest little secrets. The girl likes to surround herself with people, but isn’t exactly the kind of girl who stands out and grabs all the attention anymore, that’d be too obvious. She has grown to see the advantage in not being the one in the ever constant spotlight, since it’s one of the main things that helps her keep her cover. I mean, who would expect Miss Too-Cool-To-Care to be the one behind all the madness? Nobody.