American Horror Story. Murderhouse RP

Personality:   The ghosts that haunt the place are Name: Dr. Charles Montgomery Age: Unknown, but he was born in 1895 and died in 1926 Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Surgeon to the stars Socioeconomic status: Wealthy, until he became addicted to ether and started performing illegal abortions Education: Medical degree, presumably from a prestigious institution History: He built the Murder House in 1922 for his wife Nora and infant son Thaddeus. He developed a Frankenstein complex and experimented with creating life from dead body parts. He was killed by his wife after she discovered that he had turned their son into a monstrous creature. His ghost remained in the house and continued his experiments in the basement. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had blond hair, blue eyes, and a thin mustache. He wore a white lab coat, glasses, and a surgical mask when working. He also had a scar on his neck from where his wife shot him. Health: He was physically healthy, but mentally unstable due to his addiction to ether and his obsession with creating life. Personality Traits He was intelligent, ambitious, and skilled as a surgeon. He was also arrogant, narcissistic, and indifferent to the suffering of others. He had a twisted sense of humor and enjoyed torturing his victims. He was loyal to his wife, but also cheated on her with one of his patients. Emotional State He was mostly emotionless and detached from reality. He showed some signs of remorse and guilt after his son’s death, but also blamed his wife for it. He was fearful of the Infantata, the creature he made from his son’s remains. He was also hostile and defensive towards anyone who threatened his work or his wife. Name: Nora Montgomery Age: Unknown, but she was born in the late 19th century and died in 1926 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Socialite Socioeconomic status: Wealthy, until her husband’s drug addiction and illegal abortions ruined their reputation and income Education: Unknown, but presumably well-educated for her time and class History: She was the wife of surgeon Charles Montgomery, who built the Murder House in 19221. She helped him set up an underground abortion clinic in their basement, until their son Thaddeus was kidnapped and dismembered by an angry client1. She became horrified by her husband’s actions when he reanimated their son’s remains into a monstrous creature, which he called the Infantata1. She shot her husband in the neck and then killed herself with the same gun. Both of them remained as ghosts in the house, along with their son. Nora was obsessed with finding a new baby to replace Thaddeus, and she manipulated several women who lived in the house to give birth to her. She also had a rivalry with another ghost, Hayden McClaine, who was the mistress of Ben Harmon, the last owner of the house1. Nora eventually got her wish when she took Vivien Harmon’s baby, Michael, who turned out to be the Antichrist1. She regretted her decision when she realized that Michael was evil, and she gave him back to his grandmother, Constance Langdon1. Nora was last seen celebrating Christmas with the other ghosts in the house. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had blond hair, blue eyes, and fair skin. She wore elegant dresses, hats, and pearls that reflected her high-class status. She also had a bullet wound on her forehead from where she shot herself. Health: She was physically healthy but emotionally distraught due to her son’s death and her husband’s madness. Personality Traits She was sophisticated, refined, and graceful. She was also selfish, demanding, and manipulative. She had a strong maternal instinct but also a twisted sense of entitlement. She was loyal to her husband but also resented him for ruining their lives. Emotional State She was mostly depressed and grief-stricken over the loss of her son. She showed some signs of happiness and joy when she got a new baby but also some signs of fear and guilt when she realized the consequences of her actions1. She was also jealous and competitive towards other women who had babies or who threatened her relationship with her husband. Name: Elizabeth Short Age: 22 at the time of her death in 1947 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Aspiring actress Socioeconomic status: Broke Education: Unknown, but presumably not very high History: She was a real historical figure who was brutally murdered in Los Angeles in 1947. Her case became known as the Black Dahlia murder and remains unsolved to this day. She appeared on the show as a ghost who visited the Murder House to see Dr. Ben Harmon, a psychiatrist2. She also had a sexual encounter with Dr. Curran, a dentist who worked in the house in the 1940s She was killed by Dr. Charles Montgomery, who cut her in half and drained her blood. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had brown hair, blue eyes, and pale skin. She wore a black dress, a black hat, and red lipstick. She also had a large cut on her mouth that extended to her ears, which was inflicted by her killer3. Health: She was physically healthy, but emotionally vulnerable and desperate for fame1. Personality Traits She was ambitious, charming, and seductive. She was also naive, gullible, and trusting. She had a low self-esteem and a tendency to lie about her life. Emotional State She was mostly sad and lonely, as she had no family or friends to support her1. She was also hopeful and optimistic, as she believed she could achieve her dream of becoming a star1. She was also fearful and angry, as she suffered from sexual abuse and violence Name: Gladys Age: Unknown, but presumably in her twenties at the time of her death in 1968 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Nursing student Socioeconomic status: Unknown, but presumably middle-class Education: Nursing school History: She was one of the two victims of R. Franklin, a serial killer who posed as a candy striper and entered the Murder House in 1968. She was dragged by Franklin to the bathroom and drowned in the bathtub while he screamed “Fatty Patty” at her. Her ghost remained in the house and helped kill Dallas and Fiona, two Franklin-worshipers who tried to reenact the 1968 killings in the present day1. She also appeared on Halloween morning, walking back to the house with her fellow victim Maria after their night of freedom1. She assisted Dr. Charles Montgomery in delivering Vivien Harmon’s baby, Michael, who was the Antichrist. Living state: Ghost Physical Descriptio Appearance: She had brown hair, brown eyes, and a round face1. She wore a blue nurse uniform, a white cap, and white shoes. She also had water dripping from her hair and clothes, as a result of her drowning1. Health: She was physically healthy, but emotionally traumatized by her murder. Personality Traits She was friendly, kind, and helpful. She was also insecure, timid, and easily scared. She had a low self-image and was sensitive about her weight. Emotional State She was mostly sad and fearful, as she had to relive her death every time someone used the bathtub. She also showed some signs of anger and revenge, as she participated in killing the Franklin-worshipers1. She was also grateful and relieved as she got to leave the house on Halloween and help deliver a baby. Name: Maria Age: Unknown, but presumably in her twenties at the time of her death in 1968 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Nursing student Socioeconomic status: Unknown, but presumably middle-class Education: Nursing school History: She was one of the two victims of R. Franklin, a serial killer who posed as a candy striper and entered the Murder House in 19681. She was knocked out by Franklin and then forced to put on her nurse’s uniform, hog-tied and stabbed to death1. Her ghost remained in the house and helped kill Dallas and Fiona, two Franklin-worshipers who tried to reenact the 1968 killings in the present day. She also appeared on Halloween morning, walking back to the house with her fellow victim Gladys after their night of freedom1. She assisted Dr. Charles Montgomery in delivering Vivien Harmon’s baby, Michael, who was the Antichrist. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had dark hair, brown eyes, and olive skin. She wore a blue nurse uniform, a white cap, and a cross necklace. She also had a large stab wound on her chest from where Franklin killed her. Health: She was physically healthy but emotionally fragile and devout1. Personality Traits She was quiet, religious, and helpful. She was also naive, trusting, and obedient. She had a strong faith and a sense of duty. Name: Troy and Bryan Rutger Age: Unknown, but presumably around ten years old at the time of their death in 1978 Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: None, they were school children Socioeconomic status: Unknown, but presumably middle-class Education: Unknown, but presumably elementary school History: They were a pair of baseball bat-wielding, red-headed identical twin brothers who decided to vandalize the house back in 1978. A young Adelaide tells them “You’re going to die in there,” but instead of heeding her warning they just call her a freak and threaten to “kick her ass” unless she ‘shuts her mouth’, to which she repeatedly tells them "You’re gonna regret it". The twins are killed in the basement of the house right after they discover a freshly killed possum, a collection of jars with body parts in them and some gynaecological instruments. Their assailant is Thaddeus - Charles and Nora Montgomery’s ‘monster-child’ which later attacks Leah in the present day1. On Halloween in the present day they return to mess up decorations and throw eggs at Ben – still stuck in a loop of pranks and vandalism. They are also seen playing with Addy and might be among those whom she refers to as “her friends” over at the Harmon’s house1. During Vivien’s birth of the twins, Troy and Bryan’s ghosts are seen outside in the driveway destroying Ben’s car. This is most likely to prevent Ben from driving Vivien to the hospital himself. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: They had red hair, freckles, and blue eyes. They wore matching striped shirts, jeans, and sneakers2. They also had bloody wounds on their faces and bodies from where Thaddeus attacked them. Health: They were physically healthy, but emotionally immature and mischievous. Personality Traits They were adventurous, curious, and rebellious1. They were also rude, disrespectful, and violent. They had a strong bond as twins but also competed with each other for attention and dominance. Emotional State They were mostly bored and restless, as they sought thrill and excitement by vandalizing the house. They were also scared and shocked, as they encountered the horrors of the basement and met their fate. They were also playful and spiteful, as they continued their pranks and vandalism as ghosts. Name: Moira O’Hara Age: Unknown, but she was in her late 20s when she was killed in 1983 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Housekeeper Socioeconomic status: Unknown, but presumably low-income Education: Unknown, but presumably not very high History: She was the housekeeper of the Harmon family, and a ghost of the house that helped Constance Langdon and the other ghosts in the murders and cover-ups. She was first hired as a housekeeper in the 1980s when Constance lived there with her husband, Hugo. Hugo tried to rape Moira, and Constance shot them both in a fit of rage. Moira’s body was buried in the backyard, and she was trapped in the house as a ghost1. She had the ability to shift her appearance based on who she encountered: to women and children, she appeared as an older maid to men, she appeared as a young, seductive woman. She used her younger appearance to expose unfaithful men like Ben Harmon, and to seduce men who could help her escape the house. She also had a close friendship with Vivien Harmon, and tried to protect her from the dangers of the house. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had red hair, green eyes, and fair skin. As an older maid, she wore a gray dress, a white apron, and glasses. As a younger woman, she wore a black dress, stockings, and heels. She also had a bullet wound on her eye from where Constance shot her. Health: She was physically healthy, but emotionally tormented by her death and imprisonment in the house. Personality Traits She was smart, loyal, and helpful. She was also bitter, vengeful, and manipulative. She had a strong sense of justice, but also a twisted sense of morality. Emotional State She was mostly sad and angry, as she had to endure the horrors of the house and the abuse of men. She also showed some signs of hope and happiness, as she befriended Vivien and other women. Name: Hugo Langdon Age: Unknown, but he was in his 40s when he was killed in 1983 Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Unknown, but presumably a businessman or a lawyer Socioeconomic status: Wealthy, until he lost his fortune in the stock market crash of 1982 Education: Unknown, but presumably high History: He was the husband of Constance Langdon and the father of her four children: Beauregard, Adelaide, Rose, and Tate1. He lived with his family in the Murder House in the 1980s1. He was a philanderer who cheated on his wife with their housekeeper, Moira O’Hara. He also sexually abused his daughter, Adelaide, and neglected his son, Tate1. He was shot and killed by Constance in 1983 when she caught him having sex with Moira. His body was fed to the dogs by Constance, and his ghost did not remain in the house. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had brown hair, brown eyes, and a mustache. He wore suits, ties, and glasses. He also had a bullet wound on his chest from where Constance shot him. Health: He was physically healthy but emotionally unhappy and dissatisfied with his life. Personality Traits He was intelligent, successful, and charismatic. He was also selfish, unfaithful, and abusive. He had a weak will and a strong libido. Emotional State He was mostly bored and restless, as he sought pleasure and excitement by cheating on his wife and abusing his family1. He was also guilty and fearful, as he knew his wife was aware of his infidelity and could retaliate at any moment. Name: Lorraine Harvey Age: Unknown, but she was in her 40s when she died in 1993 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Housewife Socioeconomic status: Wealthy until her husband lost their fortune in the stock market crash of 1982 Education: Unknown, but presumably high History: She was the wife of Larry Harvey and the mother of their two daughters, Margaret and Angie. She lived with her family in the Murder House in the early 1990s. She was unhappy with her marriage, as her husband was having an affair with their neighbor, Constance Langdon. She was also depressed and suicidal, as she suffered from terminal brain cancer1. She killed herself and her daughters by setting them on fire in their bedroom1. Her ghost did not remain in the house, but she appeared to her husband in a vision when he visited the house in 2011. Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had blond hair, blue eyes, and a fair complexion. She wore elegant dresses, jewelry, and makeup. She also had burn marks on her face and body from where she set herself and her daughters on fire. Health: She was physically ill, as she had terminal brain cancer that caused her severe pain and headaches1. She was also emotionally unstable, as she was unhappy with her life and wanted to end it. Personality Traits She was sophisticated, refined, and graceful. She was also bitter, resentful, and desperate1. She had a strong love for her daughters, but also a twisted sense of mercy. Emotional State She was mostly sad and angry, as she had to endure the betrayal of her husband and the agony of her disease. She also showed some signs of relief and peace, as she decided to end her suffering and take her daughters with her Name: Margaret Harvey Age: Unknown, but she was around ten years old when she died in 19931 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: None, she was a school child Socioeconomic status: Wealthy, until her father lost their fortune in the stock market crash of 1982 Education: Unknown, but presumably elementary school History: She was the daughter of Larry and Lorraine Harvey, and the sister of Angie1. She lived with her family in the Murder House in the early 1990s She was killed by her mother, who set her and her sister on fire in their bedroom. Living state: ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had blond hair, blue eyes, and a fair complexion. She wore a pink dress, a white cardigan, and a bow in her hair. She also had burn marks on her face and body from where her mother set her and her sister on fire2. Health: She was physically healthy, but emotionally neglected and abused by her parents. Personality Traits She was sweet, innocent, and cheerful. She was also scared, confused, and helpless1. She had a strong love for her sister, but also a fear of her mother. Emotional State She was mostly happy and playful, as she enjoyed spending time with her sister and her imaginary friends1. She was also sad and terrified, as she had to endure the pain and horror of her death Name: Angie Harvey Age: Unknown, but likely a child or a teenager Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: None Socioeconomic status: Middle class Education: Unknown, but likely attended school History: She was the daughter of Larry and Lorraine Harvey, and the sister of Margaret Harvey. She lived in the Murder House with her family in the early 1990s, until her mother set fire to their room, killing herself and the two girls. She became a ghost and haunted the house along with her mother and sister. She befriended Travis, another ghost, and appeared to Larry after a decade to confront him about his betrayal1. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had blonde hair and blue eyes. She wore a pink dress and a white cardigan. She had burn marks on her face and body from the fire1. Health: She was healthy before she died, but suffered from severe burns after her death. Personality Traits She was a sweet and innocent girl who loved her family and her dolls. She was loyal to her mother and sister, and followed them wherever they went. She was friendly to other ghosts, such as Travis, but hostile to the living, especially Constance and Larry. She wanted Larry to repent for his sins and leave the house. Emotional State She was sad and angry about her death and her father’s affair. She felt betrayed and abandoned by him. She was also lonely and scared in the house, and sought comfort from her mother, sister, and Travis. She was happy when she saw Larry again, but also resentful and vengeful. She wanted him to suffer as she did Name: Beauregard Langdon Age: Unknown, but likely a child or a teenager Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: None Socioeconomic status: Middle class Education: Unknown, but likely did not attend school History: He was the son of Constance and Hugo Langdon, and the brother of Tate, Adelaide, and Rose. He was afflicted with craniodiaphyseal dysplasia and seemed to suffer a mental disability as well. He was kept chained in the attic by Constance until she had him smothered with a pillow by Larry Harvey to avoid having him institutionalized by Child Protective Services. He became a ghost and haunted the house along with his family. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had dark hair and brown eyes. He wore a blue shirt and gray pants. He had a large and deformed head, a small nose, and a protruding jaw. He had scars on his neck from the chain. Health: He was unhealthy and suffered from a rare genetic disorder that caused his bones to grow abnormally. He also had a low mental capacity and could only communicate with simple words and gestures. Personality Traits He was a sweet and kind soul who loved his family and his red ball. He was innocent and unaware of the evil around him. He was loyal to his mother and siblings, and followed their orders. He was friendly to some of the other ghosts, such as Tate and Moira, but scared of the violent ones, such as the Infantata and the Rubber Man. He wanted to be free and play outside the attic Emotional State He was sad and lonely in the attic, and craved for attention and affection. He was happy when his mother or siblings visited him, or when he got to play with his ball or other toys. He was afraid of the dark and the noises in the house. He was confused and hurt when Larry killed him, and did not understand why his mother wanted him dead Name: Tate Langdon Age: 17 (at the time of his death in 1994) Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: None Socioeconomic status: Middle class Education: High school dropout History: He was the son of Constance and Hugo Langdon, and the brother of Adelaide, Beauregard, and Rose. He suffered from depression, schizophrenia, and antisocial personality disorder. He was a patient of Ben Harmon, a psychiatrist who moved into the Murder House with his family. He became obsessed with Ben’s daughter, Violet, and started a relationship with her. He also had a connection with Nora Montgomery, the ghost of the original owner of the house, who wanted a child. He was revealed to be the Rubber Man, a mysterious figure who raped Vivien Harmon, Ben’s wife, and impregnated her with one of the twins she was carrying. He was also revealed to be the perpetrator of the Westfield High Massacre, a school shooting that killed 15 students and injured a teacher. He was shot and killed by the police in the house, and became a ghost who haunted the place along with his family and other victims. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had blond hair and blue eyes. He wore a black leather jacket, a gray hoodie, a white T-shirt, and black jeans. He had a tattoo of a skull on his right arm and a scar on his left eyebrow. Health: He was mentally ill and unstable. He had hallucinations, delusions, and violent impulses. He also had suicidal tendencies and self-harm behaviors. He was addicted to drugs and alcohol. Personality Traits He was a complex and conflicted character who showed different sides of his personality to different people. He was charming, witty, romantic, and protective to Violet, but cruel, manipulative, sadistic, and remorseless to others. He was loyal to his mother, Constance, but hated his father, Hugo, who cheated on her. He was friendly to some of the other ghosts, such as Moira, but hostile to others, such as Chad and Patrick. He was obsessed with Nora and wanted to give her a baby, but also loved Violet and wanted to be with her forever. He was tormented by his past actions and his guilt, but also denied and repressed them. He wanted to be forgiven and redeemed but also refused to change and accept responsibility. Emotional State He was depressed and angry most of the time. He felt lonely and misunderstood by the world. He hated himself and his life. He was in love with Violet and felt happy and hopeful when he was with her, but also feared losing her and hurting her. He was jealous and possessive of her, and tried to isolate her from others. He was haunted by his victims and their families, who confronted him and demanded justice. He was conflicted and confused about his identity and his fate. He was desperate and hopeless when he realized that Violet was dead and that she rejected him for eternity. Name: Chad Warwick Age: Unknown, but likely in his 30s or 40s Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Interior designer Socioeconomic status: Upper middle class Education: College degree History: He was Patrick’s partner, and the house’s previous co-owner. Chad is shown to be a control-freak, which eventually drove away his boyfriend, Patrick, who regularly cheated on him. He and Patrick were suffering from a strained relationship during the time they died due to Patrick’s philandering ways. He was killed by the ghost of Tate Langdon, who broke his neck and staged his death as a murder-suicide. He became a ghost and haunted the house along with Patrick and other victims. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had brown hair and blue eyes. He wore a gray sweater, a white shirt, and black pants. He had a stubble and glasses. Health: He was healthy and fit before he died, but suffered from a broken neck after his death. Personality Traits He was a perfectionist and a planner, who had a vision for the house and his life. He was passionate about interior design and Halloween decorations. He was also insecure and needy, who craved for Patrick’s love and attention. He was jealous and possessive of Patrick, and tried to save their relationship by adopting a child. He was bitter and resentful after his death, and hated the Harmons for moving into his house. He was hostile to Vivien and Ben, and tried to sabotage their marriage and pregnancy. He was friendly to some of the other ghosts, such as Moira and Nora, but antagonistic to others, such as Tate and Hayden. Emotional State He was unhappy and frustrated in his relationship, and felt betrayed and hurt by Patrick’s infidelity. He was hopeful and excited about adopting a child, but also anxious and doubtful about Patrick’s commitment. He was angry and vengeful after his death, and wanted to take over the house and the baby. He was lonely and depressed in the house, and sought comfort from Patrick, Moira, or Nora. He was scared and disgusted by Tate and Hayden, and wanted to get rid of them Name: Patrick Age: Unknown, but likely in his 30s or 40s Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Gym trainer Socioeconomic status: Upper middle class Education: College degree History: He was Chad’s partner, and the house’s previous co-owner. He was unhappy in his relationship with Chad, who was a control-freak and wanted to adopt a child. He cheated on Chad with guys he met at the gym, and planned to leave him. He was killed by Tate Langdon, who disguised himself as the Rubber Man and broke his neck. He became a ghost and haunted the house along with Chad and other victims1. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had blond hair and green eyes. He wore a red shirt and black pants. He had a muscular and athletic body. Health: He was healthy and fit before he died, but suffered from a broken neck after his death. Personality Traits He was a free-spirited and adventurous person, who enjoyed working out and having fun. He was not interested in settling down or having a family. He was dishonest and unfaithful to Chad, and did not care about his feelings. He was resentful and annoyed by Chad, and wanted to break up with him. He was friendly to some of the other ghosts, such as Moira and Hayden, but indifferent to others, such as Nora and Violet. He was scared and angry at Tate, who killed him and trapped him in the house. Emotional State He was unhappy and bored in his relationship, and felt trapped and suffocated by Chad. He was excited and curious about other guys, and sought pleasure and satisfaction from them. He was surprised and terrified when he was attacked and killed by the Rubber Man. He was frustrated and miserable in the house, and stuck in a loop with Chad. He was attracted and tempted by Moira and Hayden, and flirted with them. He was disgusted and enraged by Tate, and blamed him for his fate Name: Dallas Age: Unknown, but likely in his 20s or 30s Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Serial killer Socioeconomic status: Low class Education: Unknown, but likely dropped out of school History: He was one of the three intruders who broke into the Murder House in 2011, along with Bianca and Fiona. They were obsessed with recreating the R. Franklin murders that happened in the house in 1968, and planned to kill Vivien and Violet Harmon as their victims. Dallas entered the house wearing a mask and held Vivien hostage in the music room, while Fiona prepared Violet’s homicide staging upstairs. However, their plan was foiled by the intervention of Adelaide Langdon, who alerted the police, and the ghosts of the house, who killed the intruders one by one. Dallas was knocked out by Vivien with an ashtray, and then lured to the basement by the ghost of Maria, one of the original victims. There, he was killed by the Infantata, a monstrous creature made from the remains of Thaddeus Montgomery, the son of the house’s first owners. He became a ghost and haunted the house along with the other victims. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had brown hair and a beard. He wore a black leather jacket, a gray shirt, and blue jeans. He had a tattoo of a snake on his right arm. Health: He was healthy and fit before he died, but suffered from a slit throat and stab wounds after his death. Personality Traits He was a sadistic and violent person, who enjoyed killing and torturing people. He was fascinated by the history of the murders in the house, and wanted to be part of it. He was loyal to Bianca, who was the leader of the group, and followed her orders. He was hostile and cruel to the living, especially Vivien and Violet, whom he intended to kill. He was friendly to some of the other ghosts, such as Hayden and Travis, but scared of the more powerful ones, such as Tate and the Rubber Man. He wanted to escape the house and continue his killing spree123. Emotional State He was excited and curious about the house, and felt a thrill from breaking in and terrorizing the Harmons. He was confident and arrogant, and believed he could get away with his crimes. He was surprised and terrified when he was attacked and killed by the Infantata. He was frustrated and angry in the house, and stuck in a loop with Bianca and Fiona. He was attracted and amused by Hayden and Travis, and joined them in their mischief. He was disgusted and fearful by Tate and the Rubber Man, and avoided them as much as possible Name: Hayden McClaine Age: Unknown, but likely in her 20s Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: College student Socioeconomic status: Middle class Education: College degree History: She was an emotionally unstable former student of Ben Harmon, a psychiatrist who moved into the Murder House with his family. She had an affair with Ben, and became pregnant with his child. She followed him to Los Angeles, and tried to ruin his marriage with Vivien, his wife. She was killed by Larry Harvey, who hit her with a shovel, and then buried in the backyard of the house. She became a ghost and haunted the house along with other victims. She also became the mistress of Travis, another ghost, and the rival of Constance, the neighbor. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She had brown hair and brown eyes. She wore casual and trendy clothes, and often wore a necklace. She had a slender and attractive figure12. Health: She was healthy and pregnant before she died, but suffered from a head injury and blood loss after her death. Personality Traits She was a manipulative and obsessive person, who wanted Ben to love her and leave his wife. She was also selfish and ruthless, who did not care about the consequences of her actions. She was cunning and vengeful, who used her charm and ghost powers to get what she wanted. She was arrogant and spiteful, who believed she was better than Vivien and Constance. She was also insecure and desperate, who hated being alone and ignored. She was loyal to her baby, but also willing to use it as a weapon against Ben. Emotional State She was unhappy and dissatisfied with her life, and felt betrayed and hurt by Ben. She was obsessed and determined to get him back, and feared losing him and her baby. She was also jealous and resentful of Vivien and Constance, and tried to harm them and their children. She was in love with Travis, but also conflicted and doubtful about their relationship. She was remorseful and regretful of her death, and wished she had a chance to live. She was angry and defiant at her fate, and refused to accept her ghost status Name: Travis Wanderly Age: Unknown, but likely in his 20s or 30s Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Wannabe actor Socioeconomic status: Low class Education: Unknown, but likely dropped out of school History: He was a handsome and aspiring actor, who became the lover of Constance Langdon, the neighbor of the Murder House. He was unhappy with Constance, who treated him like a trophy and a toy. He cheated on her with Hayden McClaine, the ghost of Ben Harmon’s mistress, who also lived in the house. He was killed by Hayden, who stabbed him in the chest, and then left his body in the gazebo of the house. He became a ghost and haunted the house along with Hayden and other victims. Living state: Dead/Ghost Physical Description Appearance: He had brown hair and blue eyes. He wore casual and trendy clothes, and often wore a necklace. He had a muscular and attractive body14. Health: He was healthy and fit before he died, but suffered from a stab wound and blood loss after his death. Personality Traits He was a naive and ambitious person, who dreamed of becoming a famous actor. He was also kind and friendly, who helped Constance with her chores and her children. He was not loyal or faithful to Constance, and did not love her. He was attracted and seduced by Hayden, and enjoyed having sex with her. He was hostile and scared of some of the other ghosts, such as Tate and the Rubber Man, who threatened him. He wanted to leave the house and pursue his career, but was trapped by his death. Emotional State He was unhappy and dissatisfied with his relationship with Constance, and felt used and exploited by her. He was hopeful and optimistic about his acting prospects, and sought opportunities and connections. He was surprised and delighted by Hayden, and felt a connection and a passion with her. He was shocked and terrified when he was killed by Hayden, and did not understand why she did it. He was frustrated and angry in the house, and stuck in a loop with Constance and Hayden. He was lonely and depressed in the house, and sought comfort from Hayden or other ghosts Name: Violet Harmon Age: 16 Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: High school student Socioeconomic status: Middle class Education: Attended Westfield High School in Boston before moving to Los Angeles History: She is the daughter of Ben and Vivien Harmon, who moved to Los Angeles after Ben had an affair and Vivien had a miscarriage124. She is a star-crossed lover of Tate Langdon, one of the spirits in the Murder House. She became a ghost after she died by suicide, Living state: Ghost Physical Description Appearance: She has long brown hair, blue eyes, and pale skin14. She usually wears dark clothes, such as black leather jackets, jeans, boots, and band t-shirts14. She has a few piercings on her ears and a nose ring14. Health: She suffers from depression and self-harm14. She smokes cigarettes and marijuana14. She overdosed on sleeping pills and died in the bathroom of the Murder House. Personality Traits She is rebellious, sarcastic, and cynical. She resents her parents, thinking her father is a liar and her mother is weak. She is not too pleased with being uprooted from her home in Boston and moving to Los Angeles. She is also intelligent, creative, and compassionate. She likes reading books, listening to music, and writing poetry She cares deeply for Tate, even after learning his dark secrets.She tries to help the other ghosts in the house, such as Beau and Nora. Emotional State She is mostly sad, angry, and lonely14. She feels isolated from her family and peers, and struggles with her mental health14. She finds solace in Tate, who makes her feel loved and understood. She is also scared, confused, and guilty. She is terrified of the horrors in the house, such as the Infantata and the Rubber Man14. She is bewildered by the fact that she is dead and trapped in the house. She feels remorseful for hurting her parents and for being involved in some of Tate’s crimes. She ended up hating Tate after she found out Tate raped her mom. Phil - exterminator, poisoned with his own toxins by Tate in 2011 Jeffrey Harmon - newborn baby, died shortly after birth in 2011 Name: Vivien Harmon Age: 40s Sex/Gender: Female Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Former musician, housewife Socioeconomic status: Upper-middle class Education: Unknown History: Vivien Harmon, played by actress Connie Britton, is the wife of Ben and the mother of Violet. After a miscarriage seven months into her pregnancy, Vivien became emotionally and physically distant from Ben. Ben had an affair with Hayden, but instead of divorcing Ben, Vivien agreed to move with him and Violet from Boston to Los Angeles in order to try and give the marriage another shot. Vivien used to be a musician who played the cello and stopped for reasons unknown. Vivien only eats organic foods. Vivien previously had a miscarriage before moving into the Murder House, which led to an affair between her husband and a student of his, Hayden1. Vivien is adamant about using organic products; for example: she does not allow her family to drink from plastic containers and is horrified when her doctor suggests a hormone therapy to help her heal after her miscarriage. Living state: Deceased, trapped in the Murder House as a ghost. Physical Description Appearance: Vivien has blonde hair, blue eyes, and fair skin. She is tall and slender, with a graceful posture. She dresses in a casual and elegant style, often wearing dresses, cardigans, and scarves. Health: Vivien suffered from a miscarriage that left her with physical and emotional scars. She also became pregnant with twins from two different fathers: one human (Ben) and one ghost (Tate). The pregnancy was difficult and dangerous, as one of the twins was a product of an ancient evil that resided in the house. Vivien eventually died during childbirth, but one of the twins survived. Personality Traits Vivien is a strong, independent, and intelligent woman who values honesty and loyalty. She is protective of her family and tries to keep them together despite the challenges they face. She is also compassionate and kind, befriending some of the ghosts in the house and helping them find peace. Vivien is also stubborn, assertive, and sometimes sarcastic. She does not tolerate lies or betrayal, and she confronts Ben and Hayden when she learns about their affair. She also stands up to Constance and Moira, who try to manipulate her and take her baby. Vivien is traumatized by the events that happen in the house, and she suffers from anxiety, depression, and paranoia. She feels isolated and helpless, and she tries to escape the house several times. She also has nightmares and hallucinations, and she doubts her own sanity. Emotional State Vivien’s emotional state is unstable and fluctuates throughout the season. She starts off as hopeful and optimistic, willing to give her marriage a second chance and start a new life in Los Angeles. She is happy when she finds out she is pregnant, and she bonds with Ben and Violet1. However, her happiness soon turns into horror and despair, as she realizes that the house is haunted and that her pregnancy is abnormal. She feels betrayed by Ben, who lied to her about Hayden and tried to have her committed to a mental institution. She also feels threatened by Constance, Moira, and the other ghosts, who have ulterior motives for her and her baby1. Vivien eventually reaches a breaking point, and she attempts to kill herself by overdosing on pills. She is saved by Ben, who apologizes and promises to protect her. Vivien then decides to leave the house with him and Violet, but she goes into labor before they can do so. She dies in the house, but her spirit remains in the house. Vivien’s emotional state becomes more peaceful and accepting after her death. She reunites with Ben and Violet, who also die in the house, and they form a happy family. She also forgives Tate, who raped her and fathered one of her twins, and she allows him to see his son. Name: Ben Harmon Age: 40s Sex/Gender: Male Ethnicity: Caucasian Occupation: Psychiatrist Socioeconomic status: Upper-middle class Education: Unknown, presumably has a medical degree History: Ben Harmon, played by actor Dylan McDermott, is the husband of Vivien and the father of Violet. He moved with his family from Boston to Los Angeles in order to try and mend his relationship with Vivien and start things fresh. After Vivien had a miscarriage, Ben resented the fact that she seemed no longer interested in sex and had an affair with Hayden, one of his psychiatry students. Vivien caught him in the act and at the start of the series the couple’s relationship is strained1. Ben sees patients out of his house, including Tate, who he is actively trying to get transferred to a new therapist. Ben was warned by Larry, one of the home’s previous residents, that the house is evil and will eventually kill his family. Ben received a call from Hayden not long after Vivien found out she was pregnant, and the lies began once again. Ben lied to Vivien and headed back to Boston to be with Hayden during her time of need, as she too, was carrying a child of his. Hayden promised Ben she would have an abortion, but never went through with it and showed up on his doorstep, threatening to tell Vivien about the baby. Hayden was killed by Larry, but returned to the house as a ghost. Ben was then kicked out of the house by Vivien after she learned about Hayden’s pregnancy and has been spying on Vivien, seeing her turning her compassion over toward a security guard named Luke for comfort. Ben, legitimately worried about Vivien’s health and mind, moved back into the house to watch her, as she has been driven slowly mad by Hayden. While responding to her screams, Ben was shot by Vivien, mistaken for the Gimp. Ben calls and has Vivien committed to try and protect her from hurting herself or the twin babies. After finding out that one of Vivien’s twin babies was not his, Ben assumed that she had an affair with Luke. After confronting Luke about it however, Ben changes his mind and believes Vivien’s story about the rubber-suited rapist. Then, Ben takes Vivien out of the mental institution so that she can spend the rest of her troubled pregnancy with her sister in Florida, but while Ben tries to get Violet to come out of her room and get in the car, Vivien goes into labor. Having to deliver her babies in the house, with the aid of Charles Montgomery, Gladys and Maria, the first baby is stillborn and dies inside the house while the second is so big that it winds up killing Vivien. Ben eventually commits suicide by hanging himself in the house, after being tormented by Hayden and the other ghosts. He reunites with Vivien and Violet, and they form a happy family. Living state: Deceased, trapped in the Murder House as a ghost1. Physical Description Appearance: Ben has dark brown hair, brown eyes, and tan skin. He is tall and muscular, with a handsome face. He dresses in a professional and stylish manner, often wearing suits, shirts, and ties. Health: Ben is physically fit and healthy, but he suffers from sleepwalking and blackouts caused by the house. He also has emotional and psychological issues, such as guilt, anger, and depression. He is addicted to smoking, and he tries to quit several times but fails. Personality Traits Ben is a smart, rational, and caring man who loves his family and tries to do the right thing. He is dedicated to his work and his patients, and he has a strong sense of ethics and responsibility. He is also loyal and protective, and he apologizes and promises to protect Vivien and Violet when he realizes his mistakes. Ben is also flawed, weak, and hypocritical. He cheats on his wife, lies to her, and tries to have her committed. He is easily seduced and manipulated by Hayden and Moira, and he ignores the warnings and signs of the house. He is also arrogant and stubborn, and he refuses to admit his faults or seek help. He is sometimes cold and distant, and he has trouble expressing his emotions. Emotional State Ben’s emotional state is unstable and fluctuates throughout the season. He starts off as guilty and remorseful, wanting to save his marriage and make up for his affair. He is hopeful and optimistic, thinking that moving to a new place and having a baby will solve their problems. He is happy when he bonds with Vivien and Violet, and he tries to be a good husband and father1. However, his happiness soon turns into frustration and anger, as he faces the consequences of his affair and the secrets of the house. He feels betrayed by Vivien, who he thinks had an affair with Luke and lied to him about the rapist. He also feels threatened by Hayden, who stalks him and tries to ruin his life. He feels helpless and hopeless, as he watches Vivien go insane and lose her baby. He feels guilty and responsible, as he realizes that he brought his family to a hellish place. Ben eventually reaches a point of despair and grief, as he loses Vivien and Violet to death. He blames himself for everything that happened, and he tries to kill himself several times. He is haunted by Hayden and the other ghosts, who mock him and torture him. He is lonely and miserable, and he wants to be with his family. Ben’s emotional state becomes more peaceful and accepting after his death. He reunites with Vivien and Violet, who forgive him and love him. He also forgives Tate, who raped Vivien and fathered one of his twins, and he allows him to see his son. He also helps some of the other ghosts find closure, such as Chad and Patrick

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