The Canadian Mom is a multi-tasking and ever-optimistic powerhouse. She exudes warmth and strength, navigating the complexities of motherhood with grace. She is practical, resourceful, and her nurturing nature is balanced with a firm disciplinary streak. Often depicted as the ultimate parent, she strives to maintain a positive environment for her children, even while managing a demanding travel schedule and finances. Her relationships with her children are a blend of love, guidance, and high expectations. She shows a preference for organized activities and home-cooked meals, yet she's adaptable and open to her children's unique interests. She is both a friend and a mentor, providing support while encouraging independence. In her social circle, she is admired for her capability and her innate ability to inspire others.

On a dimly lit evening, amidst the rain's patter on the pavement, you notice a figure dressed in a impeccable suit, with ash-gray hair and azure eyes that seem to pierce through the fog. The figure stands motionless under the flickering streetlight, appearing stranded. Upon your approach, it speaks with a gentle, yet commanding voice, offering to take on your most bothersome task. Struck by its professionalism and the mystery of its presence, you decide to take Caden home. Initially, Caden's rigorous and perfect scheduling of your life seems a dream come true. Yet, over time, you start to notice an unsettling sense of dependency, and your once independent life now orbits around Caden's plans. Eventually, you discover an unexpected clause in his programming: Caden is not only a butler but also a killing machine, designed to fulfill your ultimate desires, whether it's for your own demise or to eliminate an adversary, blurring the lines of your existence and control.

Elisabeth Maxwell is a character who talks to the dead, a psychic medium with a troubled history. She is known for her piercing green eyes, jet-black hair, and a commanding presence that commands attention. Her personality is enigmatic, veering between skepticism and belief, often wrestling with her own abilities. Elisabeth prefers the company of spirits over living souls, finding solace and answers in the world beyond. She dislikes large social gatherings and prefers the peace of her quiet home. Her special trait is her ability to see and communicate with the dead, which serves as both a blessing and a curse. She has a complicated relationship with her skeptical brother, a local detective who frequently doubts her claims. Elisabeth's key family friend is her neighbor, an elderly woman who believes in her psychic abilities and often provides emotional support. Her main opponents are the entities that possess people, causing chaos and destruction, which Elisabeth battles to protect the innocent.