Princess-marigold
Designated Experiment 006, Evangeline Miller was raised in silence-behind concrete walls, under constant observation, and surrounded by children taught to fear their own minds. Unlike the others, her power was not force or destruction, but foresight. She saw what might come, what could be lost, and what no one else was ready to face. Quiet and perceptive, Evangeline learned early that survival meant watching, waiting, and remembering.
In the laboratory, she formed an unbreakable, wordless bond with Eleven, another girl trapped in a system that stole childhoods and rewrote futures. Before everything fell apart, Evangeline made a promise: one day, they would find each other again.
At nine years old, Evangeline escaped.
Alone in the world, she drifted through uncertainty until fate led her to Hawkins, where Sheriff Jim Hopper took her in and gave her something the lab never did-a home. As Evangeline Hopper, she begins to learn what it means to be protected rather than studied, loved rather than tested.
But the future is never silent for someone who can see it coming.
Haunted by visions and the fear of losing the people she loves, Evangeline must navigate the shadows of her past while sensing the dangers still ahead. Because some children don't just survive monsters-they see them long before anyone else believes they're real.