Violet (The Novelty)

Violet is a character created by J.P. Leck as a part of his Endless Elsewhere multimedia meta-narrative. She first appeared in the short film, The Novelty and has appeared in a total of six Endless Elsewhere stories. She is portrayed on film and in radio dramas by Mindy Wesson.

The Novelty
In her first appearance, we see Violet (as yet unnamed) as an unassuming young woman visiting an old house in a historic Circle City neighborhood. She wanders the house before stumbling upon a secret room filled with all manner of 'trophies,' the most prominent of which is an old manuscript. Taking the book for herself, Violet begins to read.

When we next encounter her, several years have passed and she is a fighter of evil, scarred and battle-worn. After reading about a run of grave robberies in town, she sets out to find the culprit. She encounters a Dead-Eater in the Circle City Cemetery and dispatches it by clubbing in its face before quipping, "I'm so sick of monsters!"

"The Red Mass"
After hearing him on an episode of Circle City Supernatural, Violet seeks out cemetery groundskeeper Ryan Tolliver and enlists his help in putting a stop to a blood cult ritual on the outskirts of Circle City.

"The Gãrgolas"
Violet fights scary monsters alongside the True Welievers.

"The Supernatural City"
Violet makes a call to Circle City Supernatural to get the attention of Ryan Tolliver to once again enlist his help in thwarting evil.

"The Invoked"
Violet and Ryan Tolliver catch up and compare notes before seeking help in putting a stop to an impending and imminent evil heading toward Circle City.

"The Non-Man"
In the post-credits scene, Violet shows up at WNTS radio station in Circle City to finally confront Circle City Supernatural host Ray Kadera about some questions she has regarding his and his brother's history as book-bearers.

"The Infernaleers"
At the end of his recording, the elder Rex Benton that he has already passed his book along to its next bearer, a young lady.

"The Colonnades"
Carolyn mentions Violet by name while referencing her encounter with a Gãrgola in New Mexico (see: "The Gãrgolas").