Annie London

From Carthian Movement

Player - Beth Denton, of DeKalb, IL

Character Name - Annie London Egregoroi, PhD

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Clan: Mekhet

Age Due to the effects of the Fog, uncertain. Estimated 150, with half a century spent as a ghoul, and another several decades in torpor,

Location - Chicago, IL. DeKalb, IL. Phoenix, AZ.

Common Knowledge about Annie:

After spending three uneventful decades spent unaligned in Chicago, Annie joined the Movement with Jason Angelis as her mentor. Within two months, he was dead, and Annie decided it was time for her to make a serious relocation to DeKalb, IL, where she had been working as a Professor of Egyptology and Forensic Archeology for several years. The few kindred local to the area put their heads together and it was decided that she would be the Prince.

An anarchist as a Prince was probably not the best idea those kindred ever had. When asked about it, Annie would just smile and say, "You had to be there." She was succeeded (possibly forcibly replaced) by her childe, Alim Essex, in December of 2005. After that, she spent several months primarily in the company of Alexander Thibedeaux, although she regularly returned to the courts of DeKalb and Chicago, often in the company of Faolan O'Connor.

On March 27th, 2006, the Invictus Prince of Chicago, Marcus Sherman, announced that he had privately executed both Annie and Faolan for crimes including a supposed praxis attempt, staying in Chicago during the day despite having been forbidden to do so, and threats against Sherman's life. These claims were hotly contested by Thibedeaux and Justin Keller.

Rumors and Stories If you or your PC has heard rumors or stories about Annie, feel free to post them below here.

• Annie once swore eternal fealty to a werewolf in return for sparing the lives of all the members of the court of DeKalb.

• Annie's real initials were E.S.

• Annie was once publicly teased by Julia Kincaid about naked video games.

• Annie was implicated in the mysterious murder of Ketsuki Bara, although she was later publicly cleared by the sheriff of DeKalb.