Madame Hestepohni

“Most of the evil in this world is done by people with good intentions.” ― T.S. Eliot

Summary of history; Madame Hestepohni is a widow. After the death of her late husband, Madame Hestepohni opened up an orphanage of sorts. She lives in a world where music as the main source of magic and power and the cello is her weapon of choice. Her home is open to children who otherwise wouldn't have a chance to learn music. She ends up taking in the main characters for a while. The home is very old and very haunted.

Personaltiy: Were magic and ghosts not plain and in sight, Madame Hestepohni would be a skeptic--she is skeptic of much else and frowns upon most religions, believeing that any God that may be out there had rejected her after her husband died. Hestepohni is a very arrogant and bougie woman. She doesn't quite understand the lower classes and to a degree looks down upon them. She is NOT materialistic though. But she is very much a snob and an elistist (particularly where music is concerned). She is a strict, stern, and rigid woman. She is often dismissive of Zakka's fear of ghosts and is a stikler about chores. But at the end of the day, when her walls are down, she can be quite a sensitive and caring woman.

Other facts;
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Talents: Playing The Cello, Compousing Music, & Caring For Children
Intersests: Classical Music
Quirks/Notable Features: She wears a ring with the string from her first cello embeded in it. Later in life she ends up suffering from musical anhedonia.
Theme Song: Motzart - Requiem Mass in D Minor, K. 626: III. Lacrimosa & In The Nursery - Haunted Dancehall
Dream Voice Actor: Mariana Flynn (UFO Researcher)