The Horror of Our Love -supernatural historical horror kinetic/visual novel- ARTIST NEEDED

bitch to the stars for Wakonda Faithful

bitch to the stars
bitch to the stars auditioning for Wakonda Faithful in The Horror of Our Love -supernatural historical horror kinetic/visual novel- ARTIST NEEDED
CSR Creations
CSR Creations

I'm sorry, I'm not trying to be mean, but did something go wrong when exporting the file? The quality of this sounds like the mic is completely blown out and so it's really hard to hear your voice and understand what you're saying. You also sound like you're exasperated and trying to catch your breath. Like I said, I'm not trying to be mean, but it feels like a prank almost, or like this audition is not being taken seriously or with any real consideration. I listened to the other stuff on your profile, so I know you have a nice voice and are capable of good quality.

    bitch to the stars

    Oh the mic must've messed up. I assure you I didn't mean to prank anyone. I will try to find time to resubmit an audition soon.

      CSR Creations
      CSR Creations

      Alright. Sorry if I seemed harsh. Thank you for explaining. I look forward to hearing your resubmission.

Wakonda Faithful
Voice Actor Voice Actor

Wakonda Faithful

closed
Unpaid
Cast offsite — this one got away.

(Oklahoma accent, not Texan)

Wakonda Faithful is a rather reserved girl with strange hair and a big secret. She's lived in Oklahoma her entire life and is trying to live as normally as possible.

Because of past trauma, she has a daughter, Levana, whom she loves dearly though she has asked her father and his partner to be Levana's legal guardians since she is single and wants the child to grow up free of judgments. She lives in a female-only boarding home and works in order to support herself and help provide for her daughter.

She tends to sound very sweet and gentle, though she can be rather hyper and energetic at times.

Her name is from her Native American/Omaha ancestry.

Aave is pronounced like A-vay / ah-vay /or even a~a-vey. Think sort of like "Ave Maria."

The sides they read from:
  • ""Please," I began to plea inside my own head, despite knowing Aave was not a mind reader, "please don't hurt me. Please, make me feel safe.""

  • (nervously but trying to be polite) "Th-thank you, Aave. I really appreciate it...who was on the phone?."

  • (reminiscing/regret to anger) "Levana must think that her mother has completely abandoned her now. I wasn’t able to afford keeping her with me, but I promised to always visit. But I didn’t show up. I just wanted to see my daughter one last time. I just wanted to hold Levana in my arms and let her know that I never hated her and that she was always in my thoughts. That her mother loved her with all of her being and never regretted bringing her into this world. The pain was all worth it to see her beautiful and smiling face. Now, she can’t even see my corpse. And it’s all because of you. Both of you."