NameWilliam “Will” Morgan
Age 17
Place of Residence 218 Turner Street
Personality Traits
Horror Aficionado: Will has a nearly encyclopedic knowledge on horror films, horror novels and horror comics. He can tell you the difference between a sasquatch and a yeti, and how the loch ness monster is just a plesiosaur.
Reserved: Being the monster kid doesn’t really get you invited to a lot of parties. Due to his lonesome nature (who wouldn’t completely recede inside themselves when their best friend and big sister kills herself?), Will is quiet. That comes with perks though; he’s unassuming and easily forgettable. That’s...useful in some things, right?
Awkward: Being the loner kid most of your life doesn’t prepare you for talking to others, especially those of the opposite sex. Will’s better off stuttering or muttering about vampires than actually talking.
Obsessive: The death of Sarah (his sister) has been weighing on him for ten years. The fact that he recently uncovered a diary of hers with entries talking about some similarly weird things happening now has set him on a one-track path to uncover what’s going on, and he’s willing to sacrifice everything to learn the truth.
Family History/Backstory
William Morgan was born in Doc Sparrow Memorial Hospital, October 23rd, 2003 to Eugene and Kathleen Morgan. His older sister Sarah was extremely close to him, even though she was nine years older than he was. Sarah’s obsession with old school horror quickly drew her brother in, and the two bonded over that. On July 15, 2010, Sarah was found dead in Cider Park, alongside six other teenagers. It was ruled a suicide. Will changed after then, becoming sullen, distant, and ultimately disconnected with most of the world.
The Morgan household also changed. Eugene seemed to distance himself by delving into work at the local hardware store that he managed, and Kathleen began doing extra work with the local Presbyterian Church. The house became cold and empty. Will’s life became horror movie reruns, school work, and the occasional video game.
Then summer came. A chance to visit his aunt and uncle in Portland died quickly after they told him that the virus was still contagious in the city. An attempted trip to a horror convention in Bangor also died. He seemed stuck in town. Then he found the journal.
Other InfoWill technically has a driver’s license, but since he has to borrow the family’s Ford Fusion to get around (and since his dad has been working extra shifts) his normal method of transportation is an old Schwinn bicycle.
Will does not have a summer job and spends a lot of his time at the library, finding his house stifling, especially when his mother has church friends visiting.
Member
stone,
Chronic,
Fading Memory,
Lemons,
Noctis,
MrSkimobile,
Cao the Exiled,
Carlyle,
Ladypug,
Theyra
The local police station, whose architecture dates back to the 1910's. The town's small police force still works out of the old building. For anything more important than a drunk tank, convicts would have to be transferred to the county jail 30 miles away in Pembrooke.
The mill has been a part of the town since 1736, making it the oldest industry standing in Everbrook. Still run by the Prescott Family, the oldest kind of old money around. If there's one place that exudes negative energy, it's the Mill. The only time it was closed was in 1960, when 8 workers were killed in an accident. 
The Holbrook Mill was a large part of the town industry for sixty years before it closed in 1995. It's located on the edge of Courtland Street, as it was where many of the residents of the street worked in the '90s.
The old hunting lodge which closed in the '80s after the head of the Raeburn family was found alongside 7 other friends, all dead inside of the sitting room. It has been abandoned since.