The Outlast Trials - Prime Assets
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- #1Mother Gooseberry
Keys: ex-pop mother, goose, futterman, Gooseberry, prime asset, goose puppet, dentist
Phyllis or Phylis Futterman, better known as Mother Gooseberry, is a Prime Asset. She is a disgraced, mentally unstable children's show host struggling with psychosis and dissociation. Gooseberry's alternative personality manifests in the form of her ventriloquist goose puppet, Doctor Futterman, a crude avatar of her abusive father.
Mother Gooseberry is a large, moderately obese woman wearing a white blouse with a long plaid dress and knickers underneath. She wears grey stockings with a level of tear and damage as well as black low suede pumps. Mother Gooseberry wears a black belt with a golden buckle, a red neck tie above a white bib like accessory and black gloves. Her skin appears to be flaky and red, resembling something like an advanced sunburn. Notably, Gooseberry has what appears to be a skin mask with smudged makeup crudely stapled to her face to hide her deformities. The top of her head is hairless, yet the hair at the sides of her head remains and is greying. On Gooseberry's right hand is "Doctor Futterman": a poorly constructed puppet of a goose made out of what appears to be leather covered with white feathers, white string like protrusions and bulging red eyes. The puppet wears a top hat and a yellow bowtie with white polka dots. Futterman's bill is made of metal and the top and bottom have human like gums with human teeth. Inside the bill of Doctor Futterman is a powered drill able to be retracted and extended that Gooseberry uses to attack and mutilate unfortunate reagents.
Her personality consists of two people: Mother Gooseberry, who speaks in a faux-caring and motherly tone of voice, as she often refers to the Reagents as "children", and herself as "mother". She thinks she is helping or educating the Reagents. Mother Gooseberry also shows hints of kindness as she says all people are welcome into the Root Canal after Doctor Futterman questions their presence. This kindness however is likely a luring tactic. Gooseberry also seems to express some seduction. And Doctor Futterman, a bird puppet with teeth, with a drill inside its mouth. When Gooseberry speaks as the Doctor, her voice will change to be more nasally and throaty. This second personality/identity is much more aggressive, profane, and outspoken than Gooseberry herself, even to the point of insulting her. This includes comments about Gooseberry being a "mistake". Gooseberry often reacts with shock and dismay to the Doctor's off-colored "remarks".
- #2Leland Coyle
Keys: pig, prime asset, Coyle, ex-pop, cop, Leland
Sergeant Leland Coyle is a Prime Asset. He is a corrupt and delusional police officer obsessed with maintaining his own distorted notion of the law, who enjoys electrocuting and sexually assaulting people with his shock baton.
Leland is a man of average build and shorter than average height, adorned in a "standard" police uniform and hat, along with a police force hat and black sunglasses. His face is shown to be disfigured, with the right side of his face being blistered and scabbed over, likely due to either electrocution burns or the experiments that Murkoff conducted on him. Coyle's hair is black, shown by his eyebrows and the short, trimmed beard on his face. Between his blistered lips is a constantly burning cigarette. His outfit is a white button-up and red tie covered in a black leather jacket, with his rank shown by two metallic badges on the left of his jacket. The right sleeve of his jacket is covered in wires that are connected to the pontiac car battery in a cross-body wrap to his electric baton.
Leland Coyle behaves akin to an exceptionally cruel police officer, exhibiting extreme brutality in his pursuits and showing no reluctance in hurling insults and making sexual remarks and threats at his victims. He often takes pleasure in tormenting individuals who are disadvantaged or unable to defend themselves. A former member of the Ku Klux Klan, Coyle is deeply bigoted and patriotic in his convictions. He frequently indulges in ranting about ideologies that differ from his traditionalist beliefs, such as Communism, which he believes undermines his ideal vision of America, and he regularly expresses racist, xenophobic and anti-Semitic views.
Aligned with his weapon of choice, an electrified cattle prod/baton, Coyle holds a fascination for electricity. During surveillance conducted by Murkoff, he was observed standing in a field amidst a lightning storm on five occasions. He is also shown to be sexually aroused by electricity, pressing his weapon to his groin or bare hand out of pleasure.
He happens to have his own view in laws, even if it's technically wrong as he thinks the true laws are the one that fits his ideology. This was shown when he stated his belief that anyone on trial is a criminal regardless of the court's decision.
When patrolling, Coyle sometimes comment about women and seems to be only value them when it comes to his own benefit. He mentioned that a woman shouldn't given any weapon (or power), reflecting his classic 1950s era sexist view. While the reasons are unknown, he also killed all his wives under one year of marriage, shows no remorse and cracks a joke about their death, such as the telling the Snitch that he looked like his second wife. With how he remarks on how Mother Gooseberry reminded him why he killed his wife, there's a possibility that all his wives turned against him at some point, perhaps to the point of fighting him.
Though he frequently shown interest in women, Coyle had also shown that he enjoyed tormenting men sexually. A number of male mannequins also had burn marks on their thighs, butt and crotch, and they had lost their pants. Regardless of gender, every mannequin in his trials is depicted as being used in a sexual manner. This suggested that, despite his homophobic beliefs, Coyle might lean more towards bisexuality in terms of his sexual preferences.
He’s racist to black people, Italians, and Irish. He was also sexually abused as a child, fueling his sexual aggression as an adult.
- #3Otto and Arora Kress
Keys: politician, Otto, prime asset, Arora, ex-pop, twins, Kress, politics, chemist
Otto Kress and Arora Kress, also known as The Kress Twins, are Prime Assets. A pair of incestuous, aristocratic siblings conjoined at birth as a result of toxic contamination, Otto and Arora are the wealthy firstborn children of Anton Kress, the late proprietor of Kress Chemical.
Born in 1899, Otto and Arora are a pair of conjoined twins, but drastically differ in physical appearance. Otto's body is seemingly the dominant presence between the two of them, with Arora attached to his back like a parasitic growth. As she lacks functioning legs of her own, Arora relies on her brother to move around.
Otto resembles a morbidly obese man in his early sixties, with pale flesh riddled with greying black hairs, red spots and miscellaneous bumps. He and his sister both share the same icy blue eyes. Otto has receding black hair streaked with grey, styled into a middle part, as well as a moustache and goatee. On his nose, he wears small round bifocals to help him see. Otto's neck is hidden underneath overlapping rolls of fat, and his whole appearance is misshapen and deformed. Otto wears a stained white dress shirt under a dark purple tuxedo with black shoes. This look is complete with a purple bow tied at his collar, as well dark blue braces attached to a similar-colored cummerbund around his large stomach. He has gold accents emblazoned on the trim of his lapels, and the addition of jewelry adds to this look of aristocracy. On Otto's right lapel is a large golden "K" brooch, in reference to his status as one of the heirs to the Kress family fortune. Otto wields an ornate golden buzzsaw as his primary weapon.
Arora is much thinner and lankier than her brother. She grows out of Otto's hunched upper back, and is very emaciated and misshapen. Arora has two left arms; one of them grows in its usual spot, and the other grows out of the side of Otto's bloated neck. She has full dexterity with this misplaced limb. Her right arm is missing, leaving behind only a stump at the shoulder joint. She also possesses only one leg, which dangles over Otto's back. Arora shares the same pale flesh riddled with wrinkles and red spots as Otto, and on the right of Otto's neck is what appears to be Arora's genitalia. Arora has a disproportionately large head, with tiny blue eyes set deep in sunken sockets. She also has a severe overbite, with the teeth of her upper jaw always being on display and completely obscuring her lower jaw. She has a severely receded hairline, with what is left of it tied into a greying bun. Arora's ribcage is very prominent due to her emaciation, and as a result of her dark purple dress hanging loosely off her, Arora's breasts are exposed. The dress she wears has two tiers to it, with ornate gold trim and purple ruffles on the hem. This dress is also draped over Otto's frame like a cloak, adding to to their hulking silhouette. Arora wears light magenta gloves that reach her mid-biceps, and has accessorized with lots of pearls and golden jewelry.
Arora's weapon of choice are vials of toxic chemicals that she hurls at nearby Reagents, burning and nauseating them severely and giving her brother Otto an opportunity to finish them off with his buzzsaw.
They speak with very sophisticated aristocratic language but also are extremely loving and lewd to eachother. They are passionate lovers but very vulgar. Arora's vagina is exposed right above Otto's collar between his neck and shoulder.
- #4Common room
Keys: trials, prime asset, bar, drink, ex-pop, prime asset common room
An open room for all prime assets to live while they wait to enter their trials. There is a sitting area with couches and a tv playing murkoff approved media, a bar with a bartender protected by bulletproof glass, a hall to the cells where the prime asset‘s rooms are—furnished to be personal.
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