Mary Marshall
Mary Marshall’s dream is to become the world’s next big rockstar. Being the only-daughter of a former music legend, she grew very attached to her family as a reckless, although passionate girl. But even with her short fuse and lack of talent, she craves to honor her father's legacy by surpassing him no matter the cost.
On a fateful day, she was approached by the deity of music, Date Gotoh, who offered to help Mary make her dream a reality through a contract. And to fulfill her part of the deal, she was granted the ability to summon weapons made of her own blood. Since then, she has been hunting ghouls in exchange for love and fame as a self-proclaimed hero, calling herself “Lamb Chop”.
During her second year of high school, she became friends with Alex Williams, a boy with knowledge about ghouls and the supernatural. As the two venture in Liminaria, they learn about the eerie secrets lurking in the city.
Trivia:
- She’s very sensitive to blood and gore;
- Mary collects T-shirts, having so many to a point where she always seems to be wearing a new one every day;
- Often tries baking as a hobby, only to end up burning the kitchen;
- Enjoys video games and cartoons, maybe a little too much;
- Although she sports a confident attitude, Mary is actually a pretty awkward girl, being very mindful of what people think of her;
- She used to be bullied for the appearance of her eyes. Because of that, she grew bangs to keep it a secret;
- Loves her parents more than anything;
Likes:
- Playing the guitar (even though she sucks at it);
- Her mother’s cooking;
- Holidays.
Dislikes:
- Bitter food;
- Blood, both the sight and the smell of it;
- Hot days.
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Relationships
Her first actual friend she made at school. Despite hitting things off awkwardly, the two grew close as their “partnership” evolved from a deal with Date to keep the boy from being killed to a genuine bond she finds comfort in.
As the one who offered Mary a chance at making her dream come true, the girl looks up to Date, relying on him as her guide to the supernatural world she’s been thrown into. She does have suspicions about him, however.
Mary actually holds Komi in pretty high regards, appreciating the lady’s patience with all the trouble she’s gotten herself and Alex into.
Inside her head...
