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{{quote|"It’s been said that the most terrifying monsters are the ones we do not see, but know are lurking somewhere near us. The element of fear exists in the possibility of finding your demise at any moment; death could occur at any turn."}}
Wisp’s basic premise details the thoughts of a mysteriously calm and quiet bespectacled woman named Madalyn. In a town called Wisp, a dreary and deserted place blanketed in thick fog at all times, she has set up what appears to be a tournament. At the heart of the city, an information board detailing her plea. Three blocks away, an enormous courthouse, in which she resides.
The prize?
Death has offered to revive a loved one at the price of Madalyn’s coat, which belonged to her late fiance. Madalyn is willing to pay that price to see the entrants fight for what matters.
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* [[Big Fancy House]]: Except not. Don't think about it too hard.
* [[Bitch in Sheep's Clothing]]: She looks nice, but she's a little psychotic.
* [[Beware the Nice Ones]]: She will be polite as long as you are polite, but as soon as etiquette rules are broken, she won't hesitate to kill.
* [[White Shirt of Death]]: Civility is not expensive, but the dry cleaners are.
* [[Accidental Marriage]]: Considering house ownership is analogous to human marriage, things could get interesting if she finds a new 'owner'.
* [[Razor Floss]]: Chapel's weapon of choice is metal wire.
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* [[Cute Mute]]: Elizabeth, and also deaf.
* [[Youthful Freckles]]: Elizabeth again.
* [[The Apprentice (trope)|The Apprentice]]: Elizabeth is this to Justin.
* [[Stoic Spectacles]]: Although they're just for show. Justin truthfully has 20/20 vision.
* Necromancer: Both; Justin a master and Elizabeth his apprentice.
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