TBA

 When she was young, something bad happened to her. Someone did something to her. But she learned that it was the kind of thing you aren't allowed to talk about. You aren't allowed to put words to that, to let other people know that's a thing that's happening around them. This silencing ruined her life, every single day, for decades.

But then she was able to find a voice. She found the ability to put words to things, to make people understand. She found herself wielding the power to change reality through the appraisal of it, through the permission granted when you can speak. This power helped her put her life back together. It was a power she was never given, but now it's hers.

There was a day where she went to a field of flowers. It was a beautiful day, warm and bright and green. She was taking her time. But then the flowers gave way, and she came to dirt, and then a pit, and then bodies. A pile of bodies with dented heads and torn throats. The flowers tore and scratched at her as she sprinted through them in escape.

She learned very quickly that this was a story she was not allowed to talk about. People, messages, they came her way, and permission was carefully, violently taken from her. Just a touch, just the act of witnessing, took everything from her again. She went mad.

She took a break from work. Just some time to get her head straight. But it was three months that she was gone, and she was losing her mind. The world was broken for her. Flowers were ruined. She was made silent.

Her life degraded over those three months. Cigarettes and booze and bad decisions and neglect. Got into an accident, sent flowers, her mind broke. She couldn't take it. She wanted to understand, she wanted to speak, but she couldn't. She was never going to speak again. She was never going to be strong again.

But then a woman came. She took her life, gave her a new one. And the world opened again. In this rebirth, she found herself with permission in her hands, the right to know and see and speak, her power came back. But one catch:

She's through with this. She's done.

She is going to make this a world where no one is silenced again. Where losing the right to even speak about, even understand, what's happening to you can be taken away. Damn the Camarilla. Damn the Sabbat.

People have the right to know about the world they're living in.