Sibyl Black
Chesterfield Act Registry of the Expressive Database
File #11 Feb 2018 03:03
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portrayed by Saoirse Ronan |
Crawling flat on broken glass
To you, to you, to you
Scratch it up and turn
Catch a fire and burn
For you, for you, for you
Couldn't love you more
See your face, for sure
I do, I do, I do
Try to behave, but it's all the same
To you, to you, to you
— "Cinnamon Bone" - Eliza Rickman
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Facts
Known to Most
- Sibyl splits her time between the Safe Zone, Staten Island, and the Bronx, using her ability to navigate and cross borders without drawing attention to herself. To the residents and criminal element of Staten Island, she's not unlike a familiar feral cat: non-threatening, even friendly, but too aloof to come close.
- The name Kazakova comes with some notoriety. In the past, Sibyl has claimed to be the daughter of deceased Vanguard operative Hans Kazakova on more than one occasion (difficult to fact-check for obvious reasons). This has, on at least one occasion, given her some measure of credibility among the criminal elements on Staten Island despite it being blatantly untrue.
Known to Some
- When she isn't roaming outside the Safe Zone, Sibyl is sourcing stolen items for John Logan's antique shop, The Vault. She specializes in jewelry acquisition and sales. If you're looking for a little something special, she can probably find it for you.
- In addition to finding items for Logan's shop, Sibyl also has an uncanny ability to find other people, or ferret out information that might otherwise be elusive. Because she is so protective about her ability and its side effects, she does not advertise this particular service but will offer it in exchange for cash or favours during lean periods. Criminals and criminal associates are more than likely aware of her skill set and would know where to find her.
Known to Few
- Sibyl was once a ward of Saint Margaret's School for Girls before the nuns entrusted her in the care of Avi Epstein. There is no official paperwork for the adoption on file, because it was off the records.
Known to Fewer
- Sibyl is possessed by/housing the consciousness of Eileen Ruskin. No not that Eileen Ruskin. Six years trapped in the body of a child with the ability to consume and destroy psychic energy has eroded her identity and caused her to disassociate. It is unclear how much she remembers about who she is or how she got here.
Relationships
Pending. | |
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Avi Epstein was, until July of 2017, Sibyl's protector. He kept her sequestered in an attic apartment in Elmhurst where she was well-provided for on the condition that she refrain from using her ability or leave the building without his permission. She did both these things, resulting in the death of Michael Lowell and Epstein's incarceration. During his imprisonment, Sibyl conspired to somehow break him out by hiring someone else to do it for her in exchange for access to her ability, but was beaten to the punch by Colette Demsky. Although she's grateful that Epstein is again a free man, she has made no effort to track him down during his time in New York or travel to Rochester to meet; she harbors too much guilt over the incident with Lowell and, out of love, does not wish to resume being his secret burden. | |
John Logan receives the right of first refusal for all the jewelry Sibyl either pickpockets or scavenges from the Ruins of Staten Island and the Bronx. Without his business, she would have had a rougher time establishing herself after losing Epstein, and she has — on occasion — spent the night at the Vault or in the spare bedroom of his apartment while lying low. Their rapport is a friendly one in spite of Logan's old reputation, which is still alive and well on Staten Island. Sibyl believes the war has changed him from a man of questionable character to a man who is capable of achieving great things for other people — if he were to choose to set aside his sense of self-preservation first. |
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