James elliott (ghost)

PERSONALTY: (Despite not much known about him at the moment, he is shown to be rude and abusive towards people he sees as worthless or a disappointment, much like his wife Louisa. He is shown mistreating the Worker Drones, insulting and yelling at them, and even goes as far as killing them. Even his own daughter Tessa is not safe from his abuse, as he also chained her up in her own room with J and Cyn for simply bringing them and N.)

PAST PHYSICAL APPEARANCE: (James, like all the other humans, appears as a silhouette, though he takes the form of an adult man wearing a top hat paired with a fancy suit. and a pitch black trench coat with bright white eyes are neon)

GHOST APPEARANCE: (when James is a ghost he's a white silhouette with black neon eyes and wears a torn up fancy suit with a trench coat with slash marks on his neck and shows his ribcage which shows nothing)

BIOGRAPHY: (Appearing briefly in Heartbeat during a flashback from N, James is tall, well-dressed, and presumed to be extravagantly rich, who bears some prejudices against the Worker Drones, seeing them as nothing but tools and finding Tessa’s “dress up” games that make them appear more humanoid than they already are "creepy". James in Home can be seen at the gala alongside his wife Louisa. James is the father of Tessa and likely the owner of the Elliott Manor alongside his wife. He is extremely displeased by his Worker Drones, insulting and even killing them for using the wrong style of setting tables for his upcoming gala. After Tessa disobeys her parents, James and Louisa chain her up in her bedroom, along with J and Cyn, before attending the gala by themselves. Later, Tessa and J interrupt his gala to confront Cyn. Louisa reprimands Tessa for her dress, while James tells Tessa to 'hold that gun less cool this instant, Missy', before both of them get thrown aside by the AbsoluteSolver. It was revealed by Tessa in "Dead End" through visual evidence provided to N that he, along his wife and the other humans, were slaughtered by the Solver as their remains are shown on-screen while images of his traumatized daughter remain as the alleged sole survivor of the massacre following Cyn's disappearance.)

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