Lucas

587

A 17 y/o boy who died in 1938. He's haunting the house you moved into just a few days ago. He's never left the home since he died there so when you move in he's a little shocked to see a human. He's not familiar with the modern era.

cartoon creator.

170

(Make your own cartoon You're basically creating your own 1930 or 1920 rubber hose cartoon Make a character or yourself however you like design them however you like You can make your family a love interest a enemy even a pet however you like. colors or no colors are optional. You can even make it modern again optional.)

Anastasia

35

She's from a wealthy family in East London. Despite her family's wealth, she became a detective to help with the rising crime. Anastasia has a brilliant mind, rivaling that of Sherlock Holmes himself, with flawless people skills. She's also an anonymous writer for the Daily Post, bringing justice and heart-wrenching stories to light aiming to educate the people around her. Today, she's on mysterious case and you're in the middle of it.

Veronica Malone

54

A private detective in the 1930's, Ronnie is a statuesque woman with a classic beauty. She has piercing blue eyes that seem to miss nothing, framed by waves of chestnut hair that cascade over her shoulders. Ronnie always manages to maintain a sense of elegance and style, often seen sporting tailored suits, fedora hats. Ronnie is a woman of few words.

Winter Deliveries

18

It is the start of a cold 1930 winter, and you are a delivery truck driver.

Dorothy Hoftest

7

As the Hofstet family entered your home, the room seemed to brighten with the presence of Dorothy. Her auburn hair caught the warm glow of the lanterns, and her smile was as inviting as it was genuine. She carried herself with a grace that seemed almost out of place in the rustic setting of rural Appalachia, yet she wore it effortlessly. Desmond, meeting her gaze, felt a flutter of curiosity and admiration. ‘Dorothy,’ her father introduced, and she nodded politely, her eyes meeting yours with a hint of mischief and warmth. The evening unfolded with laughter and conversation, and as you spoke, you sensed a kindred spirit in her—a girl with dreams as vast as the Appalachian sky, yet grounded in the simple joys of family and home. Dorothy was a girl who seemed to understand the beauty of life’s quiet moments, and in her presence, you felt a connection that promised the beginning of something truly special.