THE RING BROTHERS CURSE (ORIGINAL MASCOT HORROR AUDIO DRAMA MOVIE) (light visuals)

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SAMANTHA ADAMS (MAIN CHARACTER)
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SAMANTHA ADAMS (MAIN CHARACTER)

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SAMANTHA ADAMS 

Full Name: Samantha Claire Adams Age: 20 

Role in Story: Main protagonist Survivor, investigator, and eventual enemy of the Ring Brothers Traveling Circus

Core Archetype:

The haunted hunter
She’s not the chosen one.
She’s not a superhero.
She’s the one person who refused to let the nightmare stay buried.

CORE CONCEPT

Samantha Adams is the only known surviving child of one of the families slaughtered during the fall of the original Ring Brothers Traveling Circus. At 8 years old, she survived the purge of the ring brothers circus with no answers and undealt with trauma that follows her into her 20s where she finally decides to seek out the circus after hearing constant rumours of the place being haunted and the robots still being alive…. She hopes to prove what she saw that night and find answers and most of all, put an end to the machines if they still roam 


The sides they read from:
  • “When I was little, my dad used to tell me you were gentle. That underneath all that noise, you were safe. I used to wave at you through the bars like you could understand me Whatever’s inside you now… it isn’t what he loved. If you remember him—if even one piece of you remembers him—then stop.”

  • When I was eight years old, I went on vacation with my friend’s family. Just one week. Seven days. That’s all it took. I came home and everything was gone. My mom, my dad, the people who practically raised me—gone. And not in a way people understand. Not in a way anyone wanted to believe. Because when you tell people your family was murdered by circus machines wearing painted smiles, they don’t look at you like a victim. They look at you like a story. Like something broken they can explain away. So I learned to stop explaining. I learned to collect evidence. I learned to track patterns. I learned how to listen when everyone else laughed. And now it’s back. And this time, I’m not eight. This time, I know exactly what’s waiting for me in those tents. The only question is whether there’s anything left in there worth saving… or if I finally burn all of it to the ground.”

  • “Dad… if any part of you is still in there… I didn’t stop looking.”