gms [Echoes]

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====== GMs and NPCs ======

> The paperweight in the Mayor's Office is a (usually pleasant) surprise for new mayors -- no one quite knows what to make of the smell of roses and the feeling of sunlight on their skin, or where the echo came from. 

You can contact the GMs by two methods:
  * Message us on Discord via the server
  * Drop us an email at [[gm@echoes.oxfordlarp.com]]. 
Emailing is not anonymous, but the MailDragon system is set up such that it is not always immediately obvious who is sending the message, so please do make it clear who you are! All of the GMs will be able to read your message, so if you'd like to contact just one specific GM, doing so via Discord DMs will be most effective, although please be aware that GMs may not respond to individual messages quickly. 

====Liana (CAMPO)====

**OC pronouns:** she/her

**Area of interest:** Collective memory, concentrating emotions into small narrative spaces

**What would you contribute to the Little Avoning Rose Festival?:** Organizational/admin skills. Nobody wants me to contribute my baking!

**NPCs:**
^Name ^Pronouns ^Age ^Costume ^Description ^
|Susannah Ellerby|they/zie/she|36|green cardigan|In charge of the Little Avoning Archive of Echoes. Kept in the Town Hall, this is a repository for echoes deemed to have local historical significance. Consequently, Susannah is an excellent person to speak to about local history, and being in the town hall as often as she is, a good person to talk to about local politics as well. |
|Bridgit Mackenzie |she/her|52|red shawl|Brigit is a friendly, outgoing woman, popular around town and known to almost everyone in it. She is very active in fair planning, and other aspects of the town's social life. |

====Charlotte====

**OC pronouns:** She/Her

**Area of interest:**The implications; the horrors

**What would you contribute to the Little Avoning Rose Festival?:** Well I've been really failing at baking bread these past few weeks. So... not that!

**NPCs:**
^Name ^Pronouns ^Costume ^Description ^
|May Cooke|She/Her|Apron| Recently widowed, May has taken full ownership of her late husband William's bakery in the center of town. Since her ownership the bakery is alight with a new warmth; the windows are always stacked with fresh loaves, and May and her young son can be heard laughing with their customers throughout the day.|
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====Conor====

**OC pronouns:** Any

**Area of interest:** The loss of precious things

**What would you contribute to the Little Avoning Rose Festival?:** My charming personality. 

**NPCs:**
^Name ^Pronouns ^Costume ^Description ^
|Ezra Sharp |They/Them |?IDK Something priesty?| A well travelled, well educated vicar who has settled in Little Avoning and runs the local church.|
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====Jamilyn====

**OC pronouns:** she/her

**Area of interest:** Folklore

**What would you contribute to the Little Avoning Rose Festival?:** Artsy decorations

**NPCs:**
^Name ^Pronouns ^Costume ^Description ^
|Salome Scott|she/they|blue gingham dress with a linen apron|Owner of The Toasty Mink pub. Known by everyone in town and likes to be in the know about town gossip. Is relatively private about her personal life.|
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====Rowan====

**OC pronouns:** they/them

**Area of interest:** The inevitability of change

**What would you contribute to the Little Avoning Rose Festival?:** Enigmatic vibes and a certain //je ne sais quoi//.

**NPCs:**
^Name ^Pronouns ^Age ^Costume ^Description ^
|Helen Chartwell|she/her | 47 | Black shawl with flower brooch |Wife to the recently-deceased Mr Chartwell, industrialist founder of the ironworks where she has taken his place as co-manager. |
|Evelyn Stuart |she/they | 54 | Grey blazer, hair tied up | The head of the Stuart family is a proud and domineering woman. While few would describe her as “well liked”, she is nonetheless influential in Little Avoning and when they speak, many listen. |