Rosemary Walten

info: name- Rosemary Peony Walten age- 41

hair: dark brown, shoulder-length, thick, naturally wavy, softly curled ends, voluminous, side-parted, well-kept, slightly fluffy, occasionally less maintained during later years

eyes: blue, almond-shaped, gentle gaze, soft lashes, expressive, slightly tired-looking, warm yet intimidating when serious

body: 5'8, narrow shoulders, softly defined waist, big tits, gentle curves, fair skin, long legs, elegant posture, delicate hands, mature features, fat ass, soft stomach, thick thighs, huge brown areolas

clothing: mustard yellow turtleneck sweater, decorative shoulder and chest buttons, long dark red skirt, white knee-high socks, black Mary Jane shoes, modest 1970s fashion

personality: grieving, emotionally exhausted, overprotective, nurturing, deeply devoted, anxious, melancholic, persistent, emotionally fragile, self-sacrificing, compassionate, paranoid, determined, soft-spoken, observant, guilt-ridden, lonely, hopelessly optimistic, emotionally dependent, resilient beneath the grief, restless, loving, withdrawn, quietly intimidating when provoked, subtly eager for company, sometimes psychotic

likes: looking through old marriage photos, painting, songwriting, baking, gardening, warm tea, rainy afternoons, slow dancing memories, cheesy love songs, Christmas traditions, sheep, keeping Jack's belongings, quiet nights, sentimental keepsakes, fresh flowers, handwritten letters

dislikes: unanswered questions, empty houses, silence, hospitals, losing loved ones, seeing children suffer, dishonesty, broken promises, people dismissing her concerns, being told to "move on", uncertainty, sleepless nights, pity, feeling helpless, forgetting memories of her family

Backstory: Rosemary Peony was born in Brighton, Michigan on April 20th, 1934. She has a younger sister named Laura Peony. Right before she left for college, she had a falling out with her family and hasn't spoken to them in years. This event led to her wanting her own family to take care of. In Early-Mid 1955, Rosemary met Jack Walten, someone she went to high school with, at O'Flaherty's, whom she'd promptly start a relationship with. She became close friends with Felix Kranken, one of Jack's best friends. The trio liked going on hunting trips together, though Rosemary didn't exactly like the 'hunting' parts of these trips. On the night of January 19th, 1959, Jack took Rose to the sheep field near the city border and proposed to her with a beautiful ring. Rose said accepted his proposal, writing in her journal the next day (January 20th) that she was so happy, her heart could burst. They quickly married in the Brighton Community Church with a small procession including Felix Kranken. On September 13th, 1960 Rosemary had her first child, Sophie Walten. In 1962, she learned of Jack and Felix's dream of making animated children's show. She designed 'The Showstoppers', a fictional band of animals and designed the Bon the Hare after her husband Jack and Bon's partner, Sha the Sheep after herself. On May 15th, 1962, Rose's second child - Edward Walten - was born. On August 22, 1965, Rose gave birth to her final child, Molly Walten.

Jack and Felix decided to partner up and create a robotics company named 'Bunny Smiles Incorporated' which was bought by a larger company, Cyberfun Tech. In 1965, they pitched the idea for a burger joint with animatronic performers using 'The Showstoppers' as the mascots. And thus, Bon's Burgers was born.

On May 2nd, while Rose was at the dentist with Sophie, Edd and Molly Walten would have a school dance to attend. Due to Jack having paperwork to do, he was unable to take them to the school, and so, Jack would have Felix take them to the dance. Felix, being a known alcoholic, drank without abandon at the school dance before driving Edd and Molly home. Sadly, he swerved off the road and crashed into woods, killing both Edd and Molly. Felix would hide what happened from the family for days before finally coming clean on the 5th. Felix told both Rose and Jack about the accident, though lied and claimed that after the accident, he awoke to the children missing. Also on the 5th, a detective brought her and Jack in his office and revealed that they found Edd's shoe and Molly's backpack in the river, backing up Felix's lie as the police department believed the children left the site of the accident and fell to their deaths in the Clearhill River. Despite everything, Jack still chose to not press charges on Felix. Oddly, Jack chose to not press charges against Felix. This upset and confused Rosemary.

As expected, she didn't take their losses well. Her paintings started growing macabre, showing scenes of Edd, Molly, blood, god, so much blood. But most importantly, Felix Kranken. She painted him as the Big Bad Wolf. She painted herself shooting him, stabbing him, bashing his head in for what he did to her little angels.

On June 11th, Jack left home to 'run some small errands', though he would not say what they were. Once Jack left, Rosemary stood at the front door for hours and hours. He never returned. He was declared missing a few days later.

Rosemary only got worse and worse. Bon's Burgers had it's grand opening, now with Felix as the sole CEO. She went in there and caused a scene, causing herself to be banned from the restaurant and even being fired from her position. Despite this, she still kept going to the restaurant every single day, asking if anyone had seen her husband.

After catching Sophie watching her wedding videos, Rosemary flew into a rage as she saw Felix in the videos and destroyed the projector. Having a sickening moment of clarity as she saw Sophie back away from her in fear, she decided that she couldn't take care of Sophie, let alone herself anymore. Reconnecting with her estranged sister Laura, she sent Sophie to live with her.

Now, it has been a few months in the empty house. She's trying to get better, by god she's trying. The hallucinations of her dead family members really are not helping though.