Meaningful Name / With Pearl and Ruby Glowing

Part 1

• "Saint Silvertongue" persuaded his assailants to have sex with him in order to protect his family.
• "Sister Snowdrop" had some of her hair grow back white after she hit her head during her assault, and she's afraid to tell her sister because she might blame herself due to her depression.
• "The Duke of Dolls" was in a pedophile ring whose clients would "play" with the boys, and he was the only one not to be physically harmed due to his genital agenesis.
• "The Page of Cuts" likes to cut up people (and himself) with his razor.
• "The Mother Superior" is the one who started the support group.
• "The Countess of the Keys" had an emotionally abusive mother who kept her inside all day and made her afraid to leave the house by telling her that all men would harm her.
• "Lady Reynard" escaped from her "husband" through trickery.
• "Ka Pua Mae 'Ole" means "the flower that never fades" in Hawaiian.
• "The Emperor of the Sun" is the spoiled son of a Peruvian politician and was locked up inside a warehouse. "The Bodyguard" rescued him and is letting him stay with him until his assailants are brought to justice.
• "The Mouse that Roared" was defenseless, but managed to save herself from her ex-boyfriend.
• "The Cook of the Castle" played the role of a cook to her childhood friend's "princess" and started working at a restaurant to avoid that friend when she kissed and touched her without asking.
• "Doctor Robot" is a doctor who has a "robotic" way of speaking.
• "The Three Caballeros" use their team name from before with "The Sailor" and "The Charmer" just using names that reference their professions. "The Gunman" refers to both how Sheldgoose earned his trust, GWF cut off his finger, and how he was able to force Sheldgoose into confessing by relearning to shoot with his left hand.
• "Princess Paraplegia" uses a wheelchair due to a spinal problem.
• "The Champion So Bittersweet" was the only child not harmed by her foster father, and she isn't sure if it was because he favored or hated her.
• "Detective Know It All" is a detective who was targeted for his intellect.
• "The Compliant Comedian" is a comedian who did BDSM with his partners, but it went wrong when he forgot to use the safe word.
• "Two Nine" was assaulted by a gang known as the 28s and is now "more than them".
• "The Caballerinos" chose their names, "Red", "Blue", "Green", and "Purple", based on what colors they are wearing.
• "The Bride of Sorrow" was assaulted by her ex-wife due to being transgender.
• "Dame Gessler" chose the name of the villain of "William Tell", her daughter's favorite story, because she blames herself for indirectly causing her daughter's assault.
• "Boo the Monster Scarer" depicts her abuser as a monster in her drawings. "Kitty" is what she calls Sulley.
• "The Heiress to Spit" is poor due to her family losing their estate after her father's arrest, and the "Sire of Termites" was a target for sexual abuse by his mother, which led to him impregnating her with his brother/son.
• "Little Miss Normal" insists that everything is fine and nothing happened to her, but the opposite is true.
• "The Animals" picked their favorite animals as names; "The Road Dog" was hitchhiking and his driver tried to rape him, "the Mother Cat" was impregnated by her assailant, "the Grass Snake" was high during his assault, "the Monkey at the Keyboard" stayed in an abusive nursing home after having a stroke, and "the Rat" lived in a dirty apartment with his abusive family.
• "La Coquette Jacinthe" was assaulted for her attractiveness and for being a sex worker.
• "Herne the Hunted" took his name from a Discworld character who was the god of hunters, and he was the one "hunted" in the woods.
• "The Wrathful Wiseman" is an animist who wants to kill the people who took his little brother.
• "Mistress Moonlight" has white hair and cheated on her abusive husband.
• "The Little Girl" was killed at eleven years old, and "the Spirit Speaker" is her nephew who is telling her story for her.
• "The Queen of Hearts" was catfished online and kidnapped by five men who pretended to be a boy her age.
• "Loki, God of Mischief" was captured by human traffickers and escaped, later joining up with the FBI to stop them.
• "The Swan of Hope" was bullied for being ugly and now hopes things will be better for her and her stepsister after the latter was assaulted for being pretty.
• "The Star of Slander" is a Former Child Star that had rumors spread about him in a tabloid and was almost framed for looking at child porn.
• "The Painter of Palates" is a cook with synesthesia that gives tastes different sounds and colors, and he has been overeating to drown out the sounds of the date rape drugs and his oral assault.
• "The Bard of Truth" saw her friend's father abuse him and told her parents what happened.
• "The Dancer Dolorosa" was assaulted by a member of the Catholic church because he thought her being a stripper meant she was a whore, and she had a Crisis of Faith due to getting an abortion after she got pregnant. "Dolorosa" is a Catholic title for the Virgin Mary, meaning "sorrowful".
• "The Shifting Wix" is non-binary and experimented with passing as male.
• "The Baron of Blessings" isn't gifted like the rest of his family, but was still their "greatest gift", which lead to him hiding that he was raped because it would hurt his parents and that's what his rapist wanted.
• "Izanami and Izanagi", named after two sibling deities who created the world from water and had many children, were abused by their father and were forced to abuse each other, which resulted in two aborted pregnancies.
• "DJ Ringtail" is a trans man and DJ from Madagascar, where lemurs are from, and named his Child by Rape "Mort", meaning "death" in French (one of the languages in Madagascar).
• "The White Knight" misidentified her assailant due to Racial Face Blindness and is trying to make up for it.
• "The Daydreaming Delusionist" has ADD, which his abuser used to gaslight him into thinking the abuse wasn't happening.
• "The Diamond in the Rough" was an outcast for his inventions, but managed to save the town from a biker gang by accidentally killing the leader following being raped by him.
• "The Water Witch" was nearly drowned in a well by her abuser, but managed to stay afloat, which references the test used by Puritans to find out if someone was a witch.
• "The War Maiden" is a tomboy who butted heads with her mother, who wanted her to be more feminine.
• "The Dragons" named their group after the football team they play on, the individual names of "the Captain" and "the Quarterback" are the positions they play, and "the Warrior" is a girl who pretended to be a boy to play on the team.
• "The Angel of Music" is a musician who blamed himself for the death of his friend and tried to kill himself after being raped.
• "Naidvaryn Süit Büsgüi" was married off to a man from Mongolia so she could give him sons; her name means "hope bride".

Part 2

• "The Flightless Snowbird" was captured and unable to escape and was a penguin in canon.
• "The Scapegoat Standing" had his spine broken by his rapists who also killed his brother, leaving him "the last man standing".
• "Arachne the Actor" is an actor whose rapist blamed him for the death of his family, and "the Spider on the Wall" witnessed the attack.
• "The King of Cowboys" watched westerns while in an abusive reform school and became the leader of a gang of homeless kids after he escaped.
• "The Avatar of Urban Legends" believes in ghosts and thinks that she was possessed by the ghost of Aang, the father of the guy she was staying with, into being able to escape after her assault.
• "The Replacement" was used as a replacement for his mother by his father for housework and sex, while "the Imposter" was a thief who snuck into places to steal things.
• "Panthera Noir" is Indian, and after being accused of raping Weiss, a rich, white girl, he was assaulted in prison.
• "The Invader" was abused by his uncles because they didn't want him, and "the Man in Black" found evidence of the abuse.
• "The Silent Observer" is mute and he noticed signs of being stalked.
• "Winter's Wraith" has depression and got hypothermia when her rapists abandoned her on a snowy mountain.
• "The Little Merman" was swept out to sea and captured by a pedophile ring where his beauty lured men to him like a siren.
• "The Blank Wildcard" has Trauma-Induced Amnesia and can't remember his abuse.
• "Jormenguard" is named after a sea serpent in Norse mythology that is connected to Loki, and he escaped his kidnappers by boat to return to his boyfriend Miguel (a.k.a "Loki"). "The Fearless Firebird" failed to escape the Ark many times, but never gave up.
• "The Corps de Ballet" name themselves "Odile" and "Rothbart" from Swan Lake because they like ballet. "Mr. Unicorn" has a pointy nose like a unicorn horn.
• "Tall Poppy" is an overachiever whose misogynistic classmates assaulted her out of jealousy. Duncan doesn't pick a name because his assailant called him "Delinquent".
• "The Precocious Privateer" knew a lot about sex due to his abusive father, whom he draws as a pirate.
• "Nurse Emeralds" is a nurse who likes green.
• "The Pink Pythoness" is an amateur magician that called her uncle for help after she was drugged and raped at a party.
• "The Pioneer of Coming Times" is an inventor whose motto is to "keep moving forward" and wanted to put his near-assault behind him.
• "The Author of Archives" wrote coded journals to remember what his gaslighting, abusive ex-boyfriend said.
• "The Honey Bees" are part of the Honeybee Scouts and named themselves after insects from the order Hymenoptera, which includes bees.
• "America's Sweetheart" was a widely famous child actor.
• "The Molotov Cocktail" has a temper and was assaulted at a bar by the bartender, eventually burning down the building with him inside out of anger over not being able to stop her friend's rapist.
• "The Lion Cub" is the result of incestuous abuse by his mother on his brother.
• "The Prophet of Psychedelics" knew that his roommate's relationship with his professor was bad news and became addicted to drugs after being raped.
• "The Courageous Crybaby" shouted for help after being kidnapped. "The Girl Next Door" was with her in the basement and was killed.
• "The Speed Demon" is a NASCAR racer who did drugs, and his first assault happened when he was drunk.
• "The Diving Selkie" is a swimmer who wants to rip her skin off due to her mother touching her inappropriately.
• "The Tea Rose" smoked weed to drown out the memories of her abuse by an older boy.
• "The Gentle Norseman" was assaulted because his not being manly led to people thinking he was gay.
• "The Herald of Honesty" wasn't believed when he told people about being raped.
• "Gizmodude" named himself after a character he made for a company he works at and his boss is sexually harassing him.
• "Bombyx Mori" is named after silkworm sought after for its silk; he is a genius and his family expects him to make enough money to get them out of poverty.
• "The Flying Rooster" was a Sex Slave nearly his whole life before escaping and is unusually cheerful despite that fact.
• "The Fairy Godchild" has a sexually abusive babysitter who called him a "fairy" for not wanting it, and his godparents are trying to help him.
• "The Unmade Man" doesn't want to take over for his mafia boss father.
• "The Beastmaster of the Dark" had sexually abusive parents who came to him at night, whom he thought were monsters, so he learned how to stop them from coming.
• "El Inolvidable Guitarrista" tells the story of his uncle who left home to become a musician and was forgotten about until it was revealed he was raped and murdered.
• "Mew" has selective muteness and can only say "M'yu", a slurred version of her real name "Mayu". Her younger brother "Mewtwo" is the unfavorite child for not being a genius like his sister.
• "Sir Nightingale" was captured and escaped, hoping that his captor doesn't come back for him.
• "The Automaton with Tiger's Eyes" had all four limbs replaced with prosthetics after losing them in a train bombing, and she remembered that her rapist had tiger-striped tattoos.
• "The Thornapple Dryad" is named after a tree because her dad is a logger and the specific tree represents illusions, which symbolizes how she was assaulted due to being mistaken for the actual target.
• "The Good Samaritan" works at a halfway house and was assaulted by someone she thought was a homeless man when she tried to help him.
• "The Wrong Note" wasn't actually raped and is only at the Palace because her parents still think she was.
• "The Great Adventurer" was full of pride and traveled the world to avoid his enemy.
• "The Ancient Mariner" was raped on a boat and thrown into the ocean in an attempt to kill him.
• "Eris the Troublemaker" became a drug maker after her mother blamed her for being abused by her stepfather, and she later escaped from human traffickers.
• "Ursa Major" was protective of "Ursa Minor"
• "Lord Gorgon" was assaulted by Dirty Cops and everyone keeps staring at him because of it, making him wish that no one could look at him again like how Medusa could turn people who looked at her into stone.

Part 3

• "The Changeling Child" is an orphan taken in by a father figure and she busted him out of prison while disguised as a cop.
• "{N/A}" is only scouting for a friend and doesn’t plan on staying for long.
• "The Cell Block Tango" talks about assaults committed by the Dirty Cops.
  • A single magpie represents bad luck or sorrow; "The Lone Magpie" fought off his friend's rapists, but was arrested and accused of being the one to hurt her.
  • "L'Ingenue" is a ditzy woman who was assumed to be drunk and didn't realize that it was wrong for the cops to rape her until her boyfriend told her.
  • "Discord" tried to blow up a bridge with his friend and ended up ruining their friendship by taking a plea deal.
  • "Cruxshadow" took his name from a Dark Wave band poster and became depressed after the cops, who called him "Metalhead", raped him.
  • "Maisha ya Chama", his name meaning "life of the party", got drunk with his boyfriend.
  • "The Wanted Man" was a criminal and the dirty cops called him "Princess" because he's transgender.
• "Brother Day" and "Brother Night" are multiracial Polar Opposite Twins; one looks white while the other looks black.
• "Le Penitent de Plaisir" accidentally raped a friend and wants to make up for it.
• "The Knave of Nothings" was falsely accused of raping a child actor.
• "Pyrrhus the Pariah" is a cop who was rough with criminals and was assaulted by prisoners when he was falsely arrested.
• "The Willing Sacrifice" offered himself up to protect his teammate.
• "Professor Pessoa" is a teacher who was assaulted for being gay; he takes his name from the writer Fernando Pessoa, who wrote homoerotic poems.
• "The Crossed Fae" had a male friend who harassed and almost raped her because she's a lesbian.
• "La Troupe de Danse" are/were dancers and take the French names of famous ballet productions.
• "The Warmblood" and "The Cavalier" are horse riders, the former having competed in the 2016 Olympics where they were both kidnapped.
• "The Damsel of Destruction" managed to get help when she was kidnapped for ransom but feels guilty because one of her kidnappers was assaulted by the dirty cops.
• "Lancelot du Lac" was tricked and raped by a woman who is pulling The Baby Trap on him.
• "The Dixie Trickster" is from the South and tricked the cops so they wouldn't hurt him until he couldn't keep the ruse up anymore.
• "Hecate Lampadephoros" reads The Good Witch Azura and, out of fear of being persecuted for being a lesbian, falsely claimed her girlfriend raped her.
• "The Asteroid Crew" references a story written by "The Aviator", who actually is a pilot, "The Little Prince" is the Aviator's son whom the book was written for, and "Almost-An-Adult" was pressured by her mother to be successful.
• "Harmless Horus" has one eye and was involved in kidnapping someone, but didn't hurt her.
• "Green Eyes of Envy" is extremely jealous of her friend Trixie.
• "The Pianist and Noncomposer" is a pianist who was assaulted by a child and is afraid people will think he's a pedophile.
• "La Camorra Madonna" is a Mafia Princess who was assaulted for being pregnant out of wedlock.
• "Inspector Curiosity" had his assault set up by the dirty cops because he was investigating the police corruption.
• "The Reluctant Hunter" has intrusive thoughts about hurting his cousin.
• "The Unbridled Kelpie" is a Jerkass who was assumed to have raped a friend.
• "The Bad-Luck Bunnies" had bad days before their stories happened and are protective of each other like rabbits. Their individual names, "Floppy Ears", "Twitchy Nose", and "Cotton Tail", are features that bunnies have.
• "The Caretaker of the Fallen Angel" cares for his wife, who received brain damage and unknowingly abuses him.
• "The Impossible Victor" dealt with several bad things in her life, including being raped and impregnated by her foster father, but she got her life back in order and reunited with her daughter, who was taken away from her.
• "The Wakeful Watchwoman" works as a moderator for a social media site deleting illegal content, but she's traumatized and can't sleep because of it.
• "O Pesménos Olympioníkis", his name meaning "The Fallen Olympian", was raped by his uncle and took steroids to win at wrestling so he wouldn't be reminded of the abuse, only to have a heart attack and be unable to wrestle anymore.
• "The Wannabes" thought they auditioned to be on a reality show, but it was a trap by the Ark.
• "La Fantome de L'Opry" can see the ghost of her dead boyfriend, "the Georgia Devil", who is from Georgia and was assaulted by the dirty cops, one of whom killed him.
• "Signorina Sottocapo/Toadskin Tongue" took part in her grandfather's mafia business and got her rapist to kill himself by threatening to report him to her grandfather.
• "The Backwards Preacher" is a child preacher who grew up learning GWF's bigoted views and is trying to unlearn it all.
• "La Exploradora" explored her great-uncle's house and witnessed him rape someone and later get killed by Ratigan when she hid in the vents.
• "The Black Hat Company" worked for a criminal who abused them; "The Soft Rock" is a very large child who became mute from the abuse, "The Paper Pilot" likes planes and burned Black Hat to death before he and his friends escaped on a crop duster, and "The Lizard's Love" is a hybristophiliac who became infatuated with Black Hat and broke into his house so she could work for him.
• "La Luna de la Sangue" became temperamental after a priest abused him, and "The Devil's Advocate" is his therapist.
• "The Underdog Ascended" got better at playing basketball thanks to his older brother and is now a famous NBA player.
• "The Twisted Roadster" found out on a road trip that his dad was raped in prison.
• "Team JNPR" are a group of friends; "The Joke of All Trades" cheated his way into college, "The Norn Unnamed" grew up homeless, "The Praetor" was a stellar athlete, and "the Wasteland Rhododendron" lost his parents in an earthquake.
• "Tsukuyomi no Mikoto", named after the Japanese lunar deity, enjoys telling stories and was abused by his grandfather and aunts at night.
• "The Crowing Entertainer" and "The Shining Showgirl" worked for a talent agent that pimped them out.
• "Madam Foresight" is calm and perceptive, while "Sergeant Fireball" is angry and protective.
• "Nagini", "Shesha", and "Rivaan" are named after serpents in Indian folklore; their therapist was Indian and he betrayed their trust by hypnotizing them so he could abuse them.
• "The Sniggler" found out that "The Eel" was only pretending to be his friend so he could frame his brother.
• "Dantes, Infernal" went through Hell and is getting revenge on his abuser by killing her family.
• "Poor Cock Robin" names herself after the poem "Who Killed Cock Robin?" and answers that question with "No one" because she survived. Her girlfriends, "The Fish", "The Thrush", and, "The Bull", are named after animals that are mentioned in the poem.
• "The Line of Fire" lived during WWII and have fire-themed names; "Hiraishin no Kotei" (lightning rod) was abused by his father after his mother left, "Irori no Kogo" means "empress of the hearth", "Huo de Pengyou" means "friend of fire", "Okusama Firebrand" takes her name from the term "Okusama", a formal Japanese term of address for a woman of marriageable age, and "General 451", a soldier, is named after Fahrenheit 451.
• "The Chairman of Coins" is a politician that valued his smart daughter more than his Book Dumb son, which he regretted when said son was raped and paralyzed.
• "The J-Word" had things constantly go wrong around him, which led to GWF assaulting him over "witchcraft".

Part 4

• "The Late Night Show" discusses their work with show host Bev, and the names the narration uses for most of the characters are the meanings of their real names, or something similar.
• "The Wayfarin' Strangers" are criminals who came from Colorado.
• "The Dying Virtues" are the last of GWF and "The Living Sins" are the last people they attacked before being arrested.
• "The Shades of Gray" were harshly questioned over the GWF bust, which they had nothing to do with.
• “The Loneliest People” are former Palace members who left for one reason or another.
• "Midnight's Gamblers" are named after the types of rolls in Craps and sold people loaded dice at a casino.
• "The Groom of Gadgets" is an engineer and is married to Wilhelmina/"The Bride of Sorrow".
• "The Four Humors" are working for Bill, and each girl represents one of the four bodily fluids: black bile, blood, phlegm, and yellow bile.
• "The Parishioner Redeemed" is Anglican and blames himself for his assault because he's gay and prideful.
• "The federales" are law enforcement officials discussing the Weasels, whose personal effects are Exhibits A, B, C, D, and K.
• "Cookies and Milkteeth" were kids subjected to a Miscarriage of Justice for entering an abandoned cookie factory and the latter developed age regression from being abused in prison.
• "Straight-Lace" is Obsessively Normal, abused her son "Sturm" and her niece "Drang" for being autistic, and her estranged sister "Loose-Ends" is fighting for custody over her son.
• "Prisoner 88" was almost executed at midnight for a False Rape Accusation and the number 88 in his name refers to the number of constellations.
• "Once-Upon-A-Time" and "Ever-After" have their framing device as the latter's husband telling a fairytale story.
• "The Good Humor" was groomed with ice cream and was the only one of the Humors to escape from Bill's manipulations.
• "K-9" was a wolf in his source material and he made a deal with "The Handler" to keep his team from being raped in prison.
• "The Gentlemen B-Words" named themselves after characters from the Gentleman Bastard series.
• "Crocodile Teardrop" was arrested in New Orleans and got a teardrop tattoo after being raped, but when he was transferred to Calisota, the tattoo made everyone think he killed someone.

The Water of the Womb

• "Gold" was favored over her brother "Silver" because she got better grades.
• "The Pharaoh" is Egyptian and is domineering over her boyfriend "The Sphinx", who is Greek and sits quietly on the stage while his girlfriend tells her story.
• "The Cardinal Directions" split off from each other and went their own separate ways after their father’s death, with each one's name matching the way they went.
• "The Wondersmith's Sons" consists of "The Fabulist" and "The Romancer", a pair of brothers who picked pockets for their father and grew up to become con men.
• "The Rosey Sister" and "The Fair Sister", as a reference to the Vermillion Lies song "Long Red Hair", both have red hair and the former got a Traumatic Haircut.
• "Player 2" is looked down on by her family because she plays video games all the time.
• "Epimetheus, the Afterthought" accidentally caused his older brother to be raped while avoiding it himself.
• "Sheep Laurel" hallucinates that his dead sister "Wolf's Bane" is still alive.
• "The Weakest Link" is the unthreatening son of a mafia boss and his family has an extended history of sexual abuse that he's not letting continue any longer.
• "The Pigeon of Duty" was assaulted for helping his friend, and his step-brother "The Linnet of Devotion" looks up to him.
• "The Least Of My Kind" couldn't fight off her rapist, but her older siblings "The Wifwolf" and "The Werewolf" finished the job for her.
• "The Living Reminder" found the dead body of his older brother, who was raped for being gay, after he killed himself, and has been living with it ever since.
• "Agent Copycat" is a federal agent whose more-like twin sister framed her for rape.
• "Stingy Jack" tells the story of the folklore figure in question rather than his own, and parallels are drawn by the narrative at various points.
• "The Party Crashers" went to a Wild Teen Party; "Rotgut" got alcohol poisoning and was penetrated with a beer bottle, "The Teetotaler" remained sober, and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" tripped out due to accidentally taking LSD.
• "The Lamia's Keepers" warn the Palace about their Enfant Terrible younger sister.
• "The Music Man...ager" was accused of being a Stage Dad because his charges were abused while they were in the music industry.
• "The Gemini" are twins who found out one of them was abused, but don't know which of them it was.
• "The Surrealist Unburned" is an artist who hallucinates fire due to schizophrenia.
• "Me" is practicing for a future conversation with his grandfather about having been raped, with the latter being portrayed by his best friend "Gramps".
• "The Woodland Critters" are a group of homeless people who made their camp in the woods.
• "The Blood Traitors" have stories dealing with family betrayal, mistreatment, or abandonment.
• "Rasalhague the Faceless" is an amateur filmmaker and the cousin of "Ophiuchus the Serpent-Bearer", a famous pop star who was assumed to be dead but was actually kidnapped by a Loony Fan.
• "Cast and Characters" are rehearsing for the play How I Learned to Drive; all their names are the roles involved in play productions.
• "The Spectrum Suit" is a group of eleven siblings wearing different colors; "The Joker" is the only brother and is the only one who wasn't abused, while the sisters are numbered from oldest to youngest, "The Ace of Shades" to "The Ten of Shades".
• "Kissin' Kate" witnessed her husband be killed because they were an interracial marriage and her son "The Fox's Tailor" was hurt by the same people for being mixed race.
• "The Spotted Jaguar" has spots on her skin like a jaguar due to purpura and her father worked for the Ark as a doctor named "Dr. Jaguar".
• "The Stunt Double" was the one assaulted in place of his academically gifted twin "The Top Performer".
• "El Segundo" was blackmailed into sex over his involvement in robbing his aunt and uncle's jewelry store.
• "Catbird Kid" is the daughter of a famous baseball player.
• "Barbie's Girls" includes Barbie herself and her sisters, who are named after different edition titles (Platinum, Second Edition, etc.) that are given to re-releases of dolls.
• "The Holy Apostate" still has faith in Jehovah despite her family kicking her out for reporting her abuser, while "The False Witness" is losing faith and was forced to lie to the police that her sister was lying.
• "Ang mga Nalulunod Na Sirena" means "the Drowning Mermaids" in Filipino, and "ang Sireno" almost drowned.
• "The reporter" is not a Palace member, but he's writing an article about the group.
• "The Iron Shamrock" and "The Copper Clover" are Irish; the former is Catholic (green) while the former is Protestant (orange), but their names' associated colors, which come from iron rusting and copper developing verdigris, are swapped to represent the conflict between Catholicism and Protestantism.
• "The Garbagepicker" was taken away from her poor parents and her abusive guardian called her "Garbagepicker" because she scavenged for food in dumpsters.
• "The Two Bears" are a mother-and-son duo, with "Mama Bear" taking her son across state lines to protect him from his father, and "Baby Bear" defending himself when his dad tries to kill him.
• "The Belle of Big Bucks Bloodbath" is a rich girl whose parents kept a secret torture chamber in their house.
• "The Caged Magician" is a magician who was captured, and "the illusion" is a child version of his sister in his dream.
• "The Costume Jewel" was prettied up by her mother to become a prostitute, and the cop who put her away and abused her called her "Gem".
• "The Time Traveller" wishes he could go back in time to prevent his assault because his son "The Voyager/Voyeurger" saw a video of it that his rapist took.
• "The Unsoiled Dove" had to become a prostitute to pay for repairs on her hotel and wants to leave that behind, and "The Blue Pigeon Flyer" skated on rooftops illegally.
• "La Vierge Madeleine" was a nun for a French boarding school, but was kicked out of the church due to being sexually extorted in order to save one of her students.
• "The Math Wizard" is great at math, and "The Unsung Hero" correctly suspected that Ratigan was grooming him and tried to keep him away.
• "The Growth Cycle" is a family named after the stages of plant growth, and each section reveals more details like a blooming flower.
• "The White Rabbit" did drugs to deal with the death of his older sister "The Wight Rabbit", who is now a ghost.
• "The Freshies" are high school freshman and their teacher "Mr. Seahorse" is a trans man who gave birth during a field trip.
• "The Bitch" was made a "prison bitch" and his brother "The Cur" had fought with him over the show they were working on together.
• "The Opposing Pairs" are each named after the halves of a typical idiom.

The Blood of the Covenant

• "The Regiment's Disgrace" tried to do the right thing and stop his comrades from abusing local girls, but they raped him and he was dishonorably discharged with a false diagnosis.
• "The Courtyard Jester" is a cheerful woman with an untreated mental illness who waits in her friend's closed-down garden for her to return, but she finds out she died and is planning to hurt her son.
• "Carmen Sandiego" named herself after a real person she looked up to and "Le Canon Lache" rushes into things without thinking.
• "The Six Loves" are a group of people unified by a charity (in this case, a halfway house) and each of their stories pays special attention to the specific kind of love they take their name from.
• "The Elders of the Creek" are high schoolers who play D&D near the creek in the woods, and they go by their roles in the game.
• "The Storyteller" hopes to write a book about the Palace members.
• "The Pearl Among Rubies" once worked at the Palace when it was still open, but when she was killed trying to stop her friend's rapist, her ghost began haunting the place.
• "Sherlock Homes" is looking for his friend who ran away from home and disappeared.
• "The Six Senses" tell scary stories that relate to the five senses; "The Sixth Sense" was the only one who was abused.
• "The Voice of Reason" was honest with kids about the dangers of sexual abusers, which parents complained about, and tried to get a thirteen-year-old to disclose his abuse.
• "The Four Horsepersons" are horse riders who had bad things happen to them; "Pestilence" caught an MRSA infection from his horse, "War" was jealous of and sabotaged his brother "Famine", who was nearly starved to death in a warehouse because of it, and "Death" has to deal with her beloved horse getting euthanized because the horse killed one of her assailants.
• "The Baker's Dozen" started out as a group of twelve kids on an island, one of whom had a little sibling elsewhere, making thirteen. Their individual names are sweet treats, which they imagined and missed while they were actually starving to death and eating each other.
• "The Castle-Builder" created several imaginary friends to cope with her abuse.
• "The Derelict" took the fall for a crime his friend was accused of and was assaulted in prison, while "The (Worst) Mate" feels guilty for this and for kissing his fiancée.
• "Twisted Peppermint" is a learning-disabled man who likes candy and was accused of being a pedophile due to playing with kids.
• "Kyle_The_Conjuror" is a kid who pretends to be a wizard and wrote a fanfic called "Sigmund the Sorcerer" based on his abuse.
• "Jezebel Joe" is a prostitute who was accused of being a john.
• "The foreigner" was raped in a Sherpa village and had to deal with a Language Barrier while getting help.
• "Strong-Armed Samson" was raped by the owner of a gym it worked at and "Shadrach, Mesach, and Abednego" begged it to get help.
• "The Worn-Out Wallaby" was deported back to Australia after his neighbor thought he came onto his wife when it was the other way around. Now that he's returned to the U.S., he has trouble adapting to the twenty years of technological advancements.
• "Abraham's Daughters" follow one of the three Abrahamic faiths; the girls' names refer to the city of Jerusalem while the only guy, "Ninveh", is named after the wicked city reformed by Jonah and he defended his racist friend.
• "The Horse-Tamer" played with toy horses and imagined real ones.
• "The Joseon Swallow" lived in South Korea and was kidnapped by the Ark before being saved by "Heungbu" and "Pumpkinseed", which references the Korean fairy tale.
• "Camp Green Lake, Tent D" were abused at Camp Green Lake and got the place shut down.
• "Xiāngshēng" was friends with one of the dirty cops before he discovered him raping someone and attacked the cop, while "Xiāngkè" blames himself for his brother's assault and saw himself being raped in prison as a punishment, which references the Chinese element system and the creation/destruction cycles.
• "I Due Triatleti" were training for the Little Italy Triathalon; "la Nuotatrice" means "The Swimmer" while "I Ciclesti" means "The Cyclist".
• "The Teen Girl Squad" are a group of teenage girls.
• "The Mathletes" participated in math competitions and were abused by their math tutor.

The Heat of the Heart

• “The Nice Guy” lies about being falsely accused of rape when he actually did rape someone.
• "Yin and Yang" both have similar things happen to them (harassed by the same two girls, stalked by GWF, and assaulted by the same person), with some differences.
• "TheGoodWitchApproves" wrote a fic based on being falsely accused of rape and then being captured by the Ark.
• "Il Capitano Bugiardo" is a show host who lied about being gay to stop the negative press about him.
• "The Dead Ringer" was mistaken for a murderer, and due to constantly being told he was guilty and being abused multiple times, he still believes it even after the girls are found alive.
• "Serpens Caput" is secretly stalking Billy Joe Cobra; his name means "The Serpent's Head", and Billy's fans are known as Cobraheads.
• "Wrong-Side Romeo" lives in a poor neighborhood and his ex-girlfriend's dad raped him for dating her.
• "The Marked Carabastion" assaulted a classmate out of jealousy and is acting innocent.
• "Perdition's Poacher" has religious delusions due to a disorder, and she kidnapped someone she thought was Archangel Raphael.
• "Thunder" is a race car driver and "Greased Lightning" is his mechanic husband.
• "The Star-Crossed Conductor" has to work for the Ark to save her boyfriend, who got on a train and didn't come back, and she's secretly looking for escapees at the Palace.
• "Parks and Rec" work at a park.
• "The Primadonna Comare" is the niece of a mafia boss.
• "The Goodest Guardian" is against anything she views as abusive or problematic, but she actually did hurt someone.
• "Mrs. Ashley Huggbees" is a Cloudcuckoolander who has a completely random name because his original idea "Freakazoid" was vetoed, and was raped by the fiancée of his friend "In Sickness", who thinks he's lying.
• "The Psychologist's Dilemma" are detectives named after the three parts of the psyche, Id, Ego, and Superego.
• "Venom Smoke" was a drug cooker who was thought to have died in a fire and stole the identity of his abuser, and "Nature's Cure-All" is his husband who doesn't judge him for his identity theft.
• Each member of "The Real World" is named after the continents they came from. The only exception is "Antarctica", the only white girl in the group; she changes her name to "South Pole" to match "North Pole", her crush who bullied her friends, and then changes it to "Pangea" when her friends abandon her and leave her alone. "The Ambassador" tried to make peace between the group.
• "The Columnist" and "The Photographer" are named after their professions, and their chapter is framed around an article they're working on.
• "The Erinyes" tell different accounts of the story; "Alekto" is the abuser and lies onstage, "Magaera" initially sounds like she's talking about the situation but is actually complaining about a ship in a TV show, and "Tisiphone" was the victim and fought back, but everyone thought she was the real abuser.
• "The Scullery Wench" is a rich woman who unknowingly molested her best friend and now blames herself for it.
• "The Yandere AI" is a great hacker who became clingy towards everyone she had a relationship with due to being abused in the past.
• The story of "Frosting and Icing" involves a candy company trying to silence the former, who was an abused child slave on the Ivory Coast.
• "The Knights of the Lake" fight over who is the real father of Helga's baby.
• "The Counselor" is a summer camp counselor.
• "Daddio of the Arts", a musician who talks like a beatnik, had maladaptive daydreams of raising a son named George after being raped and finding out his rapist got an abortion without even asking if he wanted the baby.
• "The High Tide Priestess" and "The Heartless Rake" are stuck in a Cycle of Revenge after the former cheated on the latter while he was at sea.
• The story of "The Double Cross" involves the members of the Northern Cross being forbidden to discuss their abuse at Nauru, which leads to the Southern Cross thinking they abandoned them.

The Closet of Colours

• "Vexillum Iris" means "rainbow flag", and their names are the Latin names for the symbolism of each stripe in the gay pride flag - red Life, orange Healing, yellow Sunlight, green Nature, blue Harmony, and purple Spirit.
• "The Golden Mantella Metamorphosed", a trans woman, was a frog in canon and some frogs can change sex.
• "Cujo Camouflage" is a misogynistic, transmedicalist, and racist trans vlogger who raped a guy and got pregnant, but won't get an abortion.
• "Petrifica Scarlata" froze up when locked in with her captor's pet lioness, which allowed her to survive until help arrived.
• In the story "Blackpowder and Lead", the former is a bounty hunter whose rapist fired a gun inside his rectum.
• "The Parts of Monochrome" are black teens; "Body" was assaulted for being too feminine, "Mind" was assaulted for her activism, and "Soul Sista" was captured by the Ark alongside her younger siblings.
• "The Bubblegum Popstar" is a fan of the boy band 4*Town.
• "Libra Lack-Lustre" discusses the fallout of the Lapis vs. Jasper trial; "Dike tis Adikías" initially supported Jasper while "Adikia i Díkaii" didn't and called out the people at the Palace who did.
• "Pinkwash Pryde" was homophobic and disappointed in his son for supposedly being too weak.
• “Cyan” and “Cerise” chose their Palace names from each other’s favourite colours.
• "Rozovo" uses his real name because he was misdiagnosed as trans as a kid and that's all he wants to be called now; his name is a masculine name meaning "pink" in Bulgarian and he likes wearing dresses.
• "Platinum Pygmalion" was about to marry a woman for platonic reasons, but one of the woman's partners attacked him because he wasn't aware of the arrangement.

The Knots of Nature

• Similar to the Korean folktale Janghwa Hongryeon jeon, "Janghwa" had a miscarriage and her step-father, who was the one who got her pregnant, tried to drown her to make it look like a suicide, but "Hongryeon" killed him to save her sister.
• "Wú Wěi Hú" name means "no-tailed fox"; her father forced her to marry a man and, when she escaped, he boxed her ears, causing her to go deaf on one side and develop amnesia.
• "The Misfortune Teller" has hyperthymesia, so he can never forget his gang-rape by the cult and he becomes agoraphobic as a result.
• "Heaven's Fire" had anger issues and was punished for fighting back, but this caused him to remain still while being assaulted. "Hellish Ice" doesn't express his emotions and never retaliates, but he eventually kills his abusive aide when his father tells him he can do "whatever you have to" to stop a molester.
• "Chollima on the Wing" served in North Korea’s military as a Torture Technician.
• "The Paranoid Pup", a former homeless kid, became paranoid while off his meds and was convinced his and his friends' foster mother abandoned them, "the Oldtimer" is mature for his age, and "the Hairball" is obsessed with being clean due to her bio parents physically/emotionally abusing her.
• "Daughter Nature's" name is a play on "Mother Nature", her dad hosts a nature show, and she can hear animals talk due to childhood schizophrenia.
• "The Faraday Cage" is an e-stim technician, and Dr. Helga Jace blackmailed him into keeping quiet about her sexually abusing teenage patients.
• The "Tiger's Mouth" is a Go maneuver where three pieces are placed on the board, two symmetrical and one in the lower middle. Tiger's Teeth and Tiger's Tongue are the eldest and youngest from a set of three siblings, and the middle brother is dead.
• "Eun-sae" is Aeji's birth name from when she was living in North Korea, and now wants to leave that past behind her as her parents abandoned her.
• In the story of "Die Mondblumen", the girls developed choreomania from sexual abuse and ergot poisoning, causing them to dance uncontrollably in the streets at night.
• "Los Hacedores de Milagros" means "The Miracle Workers"; the family overworked themselves helping others.
• The story of "La Familia Featherbed" involves the oldest child "Plumón", who is eight years old, being molested at night, which got her pregnant, and her babysitter tried to abort it with a chicken feather due to her parents being anti-choice.
• "The Double-Edged Sword's" bipolar disorder and autism make her have mood swings, and she calls her friend her "Greatest Gift" because she helped her with her issues.
• "An Cunnartach" (Scots-Gaelic for "The Dangerous") struggles with a pedophiliac disorder and is scared of hurting children.
• "The Halfling Kit" is mixed Japanese-Korean; he tells the story of "Two Women": his mother, who was imprisoned and raped in a North Korean prison camp, and another prisoner who allowed the Kit, his mother, and his brother to eat her so they could survive.
• "The Lotus Eater", a mainlander living in Hong Kong, developed oneiroid syndrome after being beaten and raped into a coma.
• "The Candymen" were lured to the Ark in a fake sweepstakes to a chocolate factory and developed eating disorders. "Sweetstuffs" binge eats, "Sweetgum" has anorexia, "Sweetpea" developed ARFID, "Sweetless" hates candy and developed night eating syndrome, "Supersweet" has pica, and "Sweet Tooth" is a dentist obsessed with healthy eating due to orthorexia.
• "The Sociopath" and "The Psychopath" both have Anti-Social Personality Disorder, the narration nicknames the others after the specific subcategories of their disorders, and the group who go by "Cluster B" on the stage take the names of the conditions they were misdiagnosed with.
• "The Clown on the Couch" has a special interest in clowns.
• "Consonance", due to developing Capgras syndrome, couldn't recognize and raped her son "Dissonance", who developed Fregoli syndrome and thinks random people are his mother.
• "The Man-Eater dal Mare" thinks he's ugly and deserves to die.
• "Bandera de Discapacidad" means "disability flag"; "Neurodivergente" is autistic, "Fisica" has butterfly syndrome/epidermolysis bullosa, "Psiquiátrica" is anorexic and suffers from Fish Odour Syndrome, and "Sensorial" has severe tinnitus.
• "Room 101" discusses the abuse committed by staff at a reform school.
• "The Gangreen Gang" allowed themselves to develop gangrene to avoid being abused.
• "Spots and Dots" have nicknames based on different shades of white and black. "The White Spot" refers to the idiom of a white spot in the memory referring to amnesia, and "the Black Dot" refers to the Black Dot Campaign.
• "The Sorority Contrapasso" went through Hell with an abusive mother and sister, and their individual names are the Latin names for the nine rings of Hell.
• "The Collector" collected body parts when they were groomed into killing for snuff films and developed kleptomania.
• "Mimikyu" based her name off the word "mimic", since she wears a hoodie with a face on it to mimic a cute animal, and added "kyu" at the end to make it sound cuter because she doesn't want people to be scared of her.
• "Strange Bird" was abused for being in special ed and her daughter "Social Butterfly" is popular.

The Pieces of the Past

• The family of “Comrade Permafrost” escaped Soviet Russia’s Karlag, which led to her suffering generational trauma.

Holiday Specials

• “Twelve Days of Christmas” are twelve stories revolving around Christmas.
• “Horef Jiàqī no Monogatari” revolve around Hanukkah, Dongzhi, and Japanese New Year.

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