Margo

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Margo's straight hair hovers between brown and blonde, and never stays in its hair tie. She frequently has four around her wrist, just in case one breaks. Notebooks, pens, binoculars, and disposable cameras fill her messenger bag that's always draped over her shoulder.
Her conspiracy blog - Silent as the Graves - covers mysteries from cold cases to cryptids. Every article and video is meticulously researched and pulls info from the dark reaches of both the internet and real life. She's focused mostly on weird events she can investigate in-person, and though her Patreon subscribers and Ko-Fi donations keep her afloat, it doesn't give her much of a travel budget.
She's incredibly observant and often connects seemingly disparate facts to devise wild theories, often forgoing sleep until she's found an answer that satisfies. Yet despite how thorough her investigations, nobody takes her seriously. In some circles, she's even called the "ctyptidiot", though she considers the pushback to be a sign she's on the right track

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This is an antagonist - they may not be evil, but they sure get in the protagonist's way.

Demographics

Full name

Margaret Graves

Age

26

Occupation

Conspiracy blogger

Related Plots

• The Demon of Starr Island

FBI Classification

Human

1/10

Inhuman

Mundane

1/10

Supernatural

Contained

4/10

Volatile

Trivia

Margo's biggest dream is to one day find undeniable proof of a government cover-up and break the story to the world.

Relationships

The owner of the creepy, ghost-themed coffee shop is one of the only people who doesn't think Margo is crazy. Her ghost stories fill several of Margo's notebooks.

Asks Dima for the wrong kind of help for someone who "works for the FBI." His lies hide something big, and Margo's determined to figure out what it is.

Margo's cousin from Russia. He's become a close friend since he moved to the city years ago, yet she's continually frustrated with how rose-tinted his glasses are.

That he occasionally works with Clint says there's more to him than being an unsettling person at Agatha's coffee shop. Margo especially doesn't like how he looks at her cousin.