#viola gentry

[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

I have a question about the execution I Do any of the execution program girls regret the actions that led them into their current situation? If so do they regret it simply because the situation they’re in now or would they have regretted them even if they didn’t get caught?

What Eliza thinks about her actions isn't exactly regret, but she's very aware that what she's done is wrong. She sees herself as a monster (or a "flawed human") not just because of her emotional incapacities, but because she knows that the system her parents set up for her was wrong. She has no objections to being killed for it, either.

Viola regrets everything— but that's more a case of severe anxiety than remorse for legitimate wrongdoing. What happened to get her into the program wasn't her fault in the first place, but she still tends to think of it as one massive failure on her part... although, what she could have done differently never factors into that concept of fault. (Because there isn't anything; she was always the unlucky victim.)

Catja, Aline, and Mina are closest to the "only regrets their actions because they got caught" category. They don't regret their crimes out of any genuine remorse, but getting caught (and the death sentence that follows) added a rotten ending to what would have otherwise felt like justified incidents of lashing out at the world.

Kariko also regrets getting caught, but in a different way. Her crimes were largely motivated by her desire to rebel against/prove her own abilities to her mother, and her current death sentence is, to her, proof that those efforts ultimately failed.

Leeza regrets that she was a burden to her parents... but not enough to change anything. If given the chance to try again, she knows she'd make the exact same mistakes; there's just something wrong with her.

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Viola Gentry poses at Roosevelt Field in Mineola after breaking the first non-refueling endurance record for women, December 20, 1928. Gentry, once a member of the office staff at the Roosevelt Field Flying School, flew for 8 hours, 6 minutes and 37 seconds.

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[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

I know we have the death order for the execution project; do you know how each of them die in the game?

A number of the specific plot points are still under consideration/subject to change, but I'll list the death scenes that I have clear ideas for here~ >:3c As you can probably tell, I've figured out more of the deaths near the end...

(The death order post, for context)

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Melanie — Shot through the head immediately after the premise of the death game is explained. It's sudden, shocking, and proves that the stakes at hand are deadly serious.

Lillian & Viola — Lillian spends most of the game ordering Viola around and using her to hunt down targets among the other girls, while threatening to kill her if she tries to disobey. Viola eventually snaps and empties every shot in her pistol into Lillian in a blind panic, before breaking down afterward and taking her own life.

Grace — Killed by Eliza in a one-on-one conflict, after revealing some of the secrets behind the Replacements/the purpose of the death game. I think?? a bladed weapon/"intimate" killing will be involved here.

Kariko & Kurea — After a drawn-out duel in a "construction zone" scene (set up to bring down Kariko, who's the final enemy at the time), Eliza's actions on the sidelines cause a collapse. Both Kariko and Kurea are crushed by the rubble and left to bleed out— however, Kariko dies alone and seething with rage at her loss, while Kurea goes out with a smile after Eliza affirms that she died a "hero".

Eliza — The final survivor of the death game, shot through the head by Animal while heading toward the control point. By then, Eliza had realized that none of them would leave the city alive, and was fully expecting to be taken down by Animal (or another unseen supervisor).

[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

Fun question! Without going into a hybrid au or anything, what type of cat would each of the Execution Program (S1) girls be? Like those show cats and the like

Ooooh, that is fun! owo I ended up adding some personality details along with breed/color~

Obligatory disclaimer that cat breeds are more about aesthetics than personality, and that some of these listed answers will be just for fun, rather than entirely accurate in regards to the irl breeds. Also, the pictures I used are for general reference, and may not be 100% accurate to the color/breed described.

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Eliza — Domestic Shorthair: Brown mackerel tabby with copper-penny eyes. Just a normal cat. Nothing special here, nope. :) You'd hardly look twice seeing this cat wandering the neighborhood.

Kurea — Balinese: Seal lynx point. Elegant and athletic, with the kind of sharp, focused gaze that makes you feel like she's staring into your soul. A serial toy murderer who needs lots of playtime.

Catja — Domestic Shorthair: Brown classic torbie. An overall "normal" cat who still has her charms. More appealing once you get to know her... although she can be mean if not given sufficient attention.

Lillian — Persian: Flame tabby point. A high-maintenance and fussy cat that needs a LOT of brushing, and demands even more attention. Gorgeous if you like her vibe, but just plain snobbish if you don't.

Viola — British Longhair: Black-silver classic tabby. A small, nervous cat who would probably benefit from those kitty anxiety pills. Her coat is lovely, but she acts like brushing is a form of torture.

Seimi — Maine Coon: Red classic tabby bicolor. A large, athletic cat that WILL pick fights (and win them) if ever allowed outside. Friendly with humans, but often territorial with other cats.

Hotarubi & Hanabit — Singapura: Sepia agouti. Tiny, skittish cats with severe trust issues towards absolutely everyone, human or feline, except each other. Hotarubi, in particular, bites.

Aria — Cherubim: Blue mink bicolor. A wonderfully sweet, gentle cat who has unfortunately little going on upstairs. Trusting to a fault, purrs over everything, and goes happily limp whenever she's held.

Melanie — Domestic Shorthair: Calico with white. Another average kitty, with a sweet face and a friendly, inquisitive personality. Playful and curious without being wild or prone to stupid accidents.

Wysteria — Bengal: Black rosetted charcoal. Wild, athletic, and foul-tempered. Will scratch, bite, or otherwise maul you if you touch her wrong. Another serial toy murderer, with messy results.

Noelle — Turkish Angora: White with green eyes. A gentle, affectionate cat with a friendly, yet low-maintenance personality. Prone to washing other cats (and people) as a show of fondness.

Leeza — Domestic Longhair: Brown classic tabby. Obnoxious. An absolute nightmare of a cat to own, she'll destroy any toy you get her, then move on to shredding your possessions instead.

Mizuki — Exotic Shorthair: White with copper-penny eyes. Decently friendly if she likes you, yet impossibly picky when it comes to her food. The kind of cat who turns up her nose at any meal she's bored of.

Lisuka — Japanese Bobtail: Calico. Social, energetic, and curious— in the sense that she'll get herself into every problem possible for a cat, and then some. A frequent experiencer of "the zoomies".

Aline — Minuet: Tortie, long-haired. A genetic disaster of a cat that's all but doomed to chronic health problems! Tiny and "cute", yet definitely not a healthy animal (and hates the world for that).

Constance — Norwegian Forest Cat: Solid cream. A large, beautiful cat who's nonetheless pitifully skittish. Total drama queen— expect vet bills when a tummyache makes her act like she's dying.

Kariko — Savannah Cat: Black spotted tabby. Huge, powerful, and more than capable of destroying your home and/or leaving scars if you try to handle her when she's in a nasty mood.

Mina — Somali: Apricot, ticked with black. Friendly to strangers (usually to get treats or attention), but much more fussy with her owner. Gorgeous, and she's VERY aware of it.

Grace — Domestic Shorthair: Black with piercing gold eyes. Another "normal" cat, save for that vivid, vaguely intimidating stare. Independent and aloof; not particularly friendly, even if she likes you.

[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

Execution Program || Viola Gentry

[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

why are the rest of the girls in the execution program? 0.o

Most of them have some kind of murder history! o3o But the exact details are delightfully and horrifically varied~

. . . 

Eliza — She spent most of her life as a serial killer, her kill count totaling almost a hundred people, including her own parents. On top of that, her psychological state is incredibly concerning to anyone who looks closely. 

Kurea — Massacring the majority of her middle school after a bullying incident tipped her hero complex into believing that the “villains” who populated it needed to be destroyed. 

Catja — A fight with her best friend over a boy ended in her shoving said friend down a flight of stairs. When all that did was put her friend in a wheelchair and get her sympathy, Catja shoved her off the school’s roof instead 

Lillian — As an heiress to her family’s fortune, she decided she wanted the money sooner, and staged the brutal murder of her parents so she could inherit everything and not have to wait. 

Viola — When a couple of bullies attempted to push her off a small cliff near a highway, she snapped and shoved one of the bullies in front of a truck instead. The authorities believed their story over hers. 

Seimi — She was involved in gang activity, and after finding out about a planned attack on the one she was associated with, shot up a rival gang (using a fully automatic rifle) in order to protect her own

Hotarubi/Hanabi — Living in a nightmare of an orphanage for most of their lives, the two of them rebelled and killed everyone in the place one by one. Children and staff alike, they wanted all of their tormentors dead. 

Aria — Beat eight and a half people to death with a metal baseball bat in the middle of the woods. The only reason her total wasn’t higher was because she got distracted by a bunny halfway through number nine. 

Melanie — She was framed. Her sister murdered her boyfriend in a very disturbing manner and blamed it on Melanie. No one looked closely enough to figure out that the sister was lying. 

Wysteria — Murdered around twenty people in her small hometown via a machete and convenient dark alleyways. She did it solely because it was “fun” and she wanted power over human life. 

Noelle — Around three hundred murders, mostly consisting of the elderly, sick, or injured in various hospitals. She’d sneak in, pretending to be a nurse or visitor, and do things like unplug life support and tamper with IVs. 

Leeza — Persistent, relentless destruction of any property she could physically tear apart. She was rarely violent toward people, but her parents got so sick of dealing with her that they handed her over to death row. 

Mizuki — Killed, cooked, and ate a variety of neighborhood pets, including her boyfriend’s dog, which she fed to him. She never killed anyone, but her behavior was disturbing enough to warrant her disappearance. 

Lisuka — Multiple violent murders for no reason other than because it was exciting. Her obsession with adrenaline and thrilling acts made it clear that she wouldn’t stop if left alone. 

Aline — Smothered three of her baby siblings, as they were born, to death when they turned out to have none of the health issues she did. It was pure jealousy that they could have happy lives and she couldn’t. 

Constance — A dangerous hypochondriac, she demanded “medication” from doctors (but is usually given placebo pills), then blamed the violent behavior that followed on side effects of said medication. 

Kariko — Multiple incidents of terrorism, including a couple of bombs, a chemical attack, and a handful of other attempts, all pulled off with terrifying skill, efficiency, and capability. 

Mina — Seducing numerous men, sleeping with them, then killing them after the act. The seduction is half of the game for her, and she actively enjoyed leading adult men into her trap. 

Grace — Killing multiple foster families that she was placed with. However, there’s something a little off about how she was moved between homes... and why she can’t remember anything from the ones before. 

[phantasmagoriaoriginals]

Eliza // Kurea // Catja // Lillian // Viola

Shitty Picrews of the Execution Program Girls, part one. 

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Viola Gentry

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