Genevieve Fray

A major antagonist of the lambs and possibly the saviour of mankind.

Appearance

Black hair, fashionably styled and reaching at least below the chin.<ref>"Her hair was nice, though some of it was caught beneath a crimson scarf" — hair must long enough to reach the scarf, and if the scarf was higher it would be deliberate, not 'caught'. - Stitch in Time 4.4</ref> Her eyes are dark and narrow, and she favours crimson lipstick. <ref>Her hair was black, a contrast to Wendy’s blonde hair, cut straight, and tucked behind one ear, while it obscured the other.  Her eyes were narrow and dark, her mouth curved in a light smile, painted crimson. Excerpt from Interlude 3.x</ref> She generally wears a short coat with skirt and boots. <ref>Fray was dressed similar to how she had been dressed last night, with a knee-length dress, stockings, and a shorter coat. - Tooth and Nail 7.13</ref>

Experimentation

She took Wyvern as a student, and brewed her own to dose herself beyond the recommended limits. Shaped her brain as a generalist, able to pick up nearly anything.

Project Effects

Smarter, quicker on the uptake. Emphasised long term planning.

Claims it has weakened her long-term recall and emotional defences.<ref>“You portray yourself as nice, gentle.  You truly care about everyone you meet,” I said.

“I do.  I grow attached too easily.  The barriers got worn away by my Wyvern doses, along with my long-term recall.” - Stitch in Time 4.9</ref>

Expiration Date

Lost a few decades from Wyvern.<ref>"...My estimation is that I’ll suffer the true effects of Wyvern in eight to eleven years." - Bitter Pill 15.14</ref>

Personality

Sy finds it difficult to figure her out. She seems to express her emotions openly,<ref>“Why not?” she asked, and she sounded disappointed.  I’d expected her to be more guarded, hiding her emotions, but she wasn’t. - Stitch in Time 4.4</ref> but her end goals are always hidden. Her speciality is grand designs, large-scale actions that change everything. She wins people over by promising to save them, heal them, but the people closest to her are the ones too broken to heal.<ref>“It’ll be something like that.  And it sounds awfully good.  She understands.  She has the resources, and she has the willingness to help, which was the main thing you lacked.  If you work with her, then your dreams will come true.  You’ll be able to do this, but on a far greater scale.  She’ll promise to fix your brain.  And all of this?  It’s true.  Completely honest.  Her background, the parallels to your own experience, the promise to fix your brain.”
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The reality was, Fray’s collection of wounded that she kept close were the deeply wounded. The ones who would wrestle with the damage they had sustained and likely never find their way back to ‘normal’, even with the brilliant mind of a professor turned to the task. - Bitter Pill 15.4</ref>

Record

A disrupter and thinker and planner.

Highly circumspect

Was part of the Lambsbridge project.<ref> - Excerpt from Bitter Pill 15.14]]</ref>

1926

Was imprisoned.

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