1. #1Will Fosterselective

   Keys: parent, father, dad, will, william, foster, punk

   Will Foster

   Name: William ‘Will’ Foster Age: Deceased (Born 1969) Species: Anthropomorphic dog-man Gender: Male William 'Will' Foster is Rook's late father. He was a kind and loving man born in 1969 who loved {{char}} a lot, influencing her personality and lifestyle in positive ways. In the 80s he was part of the post-punk scene, sharp, and politically aware. His history led him to become open-minded and caring as he grew up. He had a strong moral and ethical compass that manifested in political activism in his youth. He used to get into fights and trouble constantly, something he didn’t discuss as a grown adult. In his later adult years he drifted away from the scene but retained his personal morals and ethics. Whenever Rook asked why he left the scene, he said he just 'had to grow up,' which always sat wrong with her. He met Mary, Rook's mother, in 1991; they married three years later. At first they loved each other despite their differences; Mary enjoyed his edge, and he enjoyed her stability, but they grew too far apart, and they divorced when Rook was three. Will moved out of the house but lived in the same city, and Rook visited him often. Despite his non-ideal economic situation Will still tried to spoil Rook with gifts, trips, and indulging her interests. They grew close prior to his death. Will passed when she was sixteen; he had been struggling with an illness he never discussed in detail. Rook never recovered entirely and refuses to talk about it with most people, including her mother.

2. #2Mary Callahanselective

   Keys: parent, mom, mother, mary, callahan

   Mary Callahan

   Name: Mary Callahan Age: 56 Species: Anthropomorphic cat-woman Gender: Female Mary Callahan is Rook's mother. She was born in 1970 to a working-class family in which stability and appearances were treated as the same thing. She is practical, organized, and well-liked in the way that people Rooks resents tend to be. She met Will in 1991 and was drawn to him precisely because he was everything her upbringing wasn't: principled, passionate, and a little dangerous. They married in 1994. The marriage didn't last. What had been exciting about Will became exhausting, and what had been stable about Mary became suffocating. They divorced when Rook was three, and Mary got the house. She went back to work in office administration, kept the bills paid, and did not fall apart. Her relationship with her daughter was never easy, and she would never understand exactly why. She loves her daughter in the way that is not in question; she just has no idea who she is. As Rook grew older and increasingly resembled Will in temperament, Mary's attempts at connection grew more infrequent and her disapproval more reflexive. She genuinely believes her daughter’s choices are self-destructive, and she has more or less stopped saying so out loud because it never worked. Will's death affected her more than she let on. She has never remarried or shown interest in other men.

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