Georgiana Dillwyn
Reconstructed memorial for a single, singular appearance. Georgiana Dillwyn was played by Elizabeth, Ant’s daughter, for one session at the very beginning of everything.
Chapter 0.1 — Loom & Lucidity
Lady Georgiana Dillwyn took the Brighton season of 1813 with her friend Marina Garrick, hosted by the Hamptons on Marine Parade, and together the two young women went through the Assembly Rooms, the shops, and Captain King’s drawing rooms in the ordinary way, until the season stopped being ordinary. When Lord Cosgrove’s death and the trail of impossibilities led to Captain King’s London soirée and the party turned violent around them, Georgiana did not run for the door. She went down into the basement with Marina, toward the machine.
She was pulled bodily into the Air Loom’s psychic interior alongside her friend, walked its corridors of trapped victims, and stood at the mirrored centre when they destroyed it. Then the Hamptons took the girls home, and Georgiana Dillwyn stepped out of the story as cleanly as she had entered it. Her fate after Brighton is unrecorded, which means somewhere in the campaign’s world there is a gentlewoman living quietly with the knowledge of what she once broke at the heart of a machine, and the story reserves the right to knock on her door. See Loom and Lucidity Incident.