Sam and the Sins

As a small child, she was teased mercilessly, for her 'spots' and the awkward clumsiness from social anxiety. When she heard about the LGBTQ+ community, particularly pan, she instantly identified herself. However, she now had to deal with coming out and the bullying is more specified. Her big brother is the only reason she didn't commit suicide then, and every day he provides his baby sis with a reason to keep going, without fail, whether its checking in and sending a meme or photo of his daughter who's 110% in love with her auntie, Sam's brother, and niece are the reasons she even gets up to go to work, especially after losing their Dad/ Grandad and Mum/ Grandmum in such quick succession (cancer and then overdose), these events are what fully sent Sam into the depression we find her in at the beginning of the story. But The Seven Deadly Sins haunt the house she just bought, and not only are they actually not that bad, but they have other ideas rather than just watching their human mope around all day. After all, it has been a boring few decades without a human to help-- sorry, tournment.