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Rating: Teen. Cursing, potential non-con, violence, drug use, religious themes, possible insults to anyone religious, DEATH.

Summary: If approached by a random stranger and given the option to become a Grim Reaper, to hold the power of death in your hands and live forever in the afterlife, would you accept? That's the option given to four different people by the quirky and eccentric Death, when Reaping Day is approaching and all of Death's usual Reapers take vacation time for the century. Each person is given Up to two weeks from when Death attaches to them, and 48 hours from when Death gives them the option to decide. 'Yes' means an eternal and depressing life harvesting souls with 'roommates' that you can't move away from. 'No' means the punishment of a life time, be that the destruction of your career and family, eternal suffering in Hell, or other more dastardly plots. The choice is theirs, but the clock is always ticking...

[Danny Chell]
-Mid Twenties
-A seemingly charming young man. Danny works as a doctor at a mental hospital, a polite and kind doctor. A look into his patients minds would so a much, much more perverted and darker Danny, however. Danny likes working with his patients, using the drugs sent to his hospital, and playing God over the hospital inmates. He hates people who try to question his authority, nosy or emtional family members and visitor days. Danny is an excellent liar, and rarely gets angry. When he does though, it's explosive.
-Meets Death in it's form of a beautiful male patient.

[Mitchel Rodgers]
-Mid Forties
-A brooding and moody man of his forties, he insists that he's simply still grieving from the death of his wife and coworkers in the apartment fire. Mitchel likes vanilla beans, his dog Lucas and shiny red fire trucks, fresh and new. However, he hates Patriotic Country songs, ego filled recruits and comic books. Mitchel has been encouraged to retire from The Force, but he continues to work in his local fire station as an assistant chief, former fire fighter.
-Meets Death when it takes the form of a young, punky Asian boy.

[Ellen Danielson]
-Late Twenties
-Quirky, Chipper and geeky. Ellen takes well to people online via her many fake personas. Working as a journalist, she often ends up on the front page with her stories. Not just that, but Ellen often 'borrows' littles items from the houses of her interviewees and co-workers. This has led to a collection of knick knacks around her house. (Such is the joy of being a kleptomaniac). Ellen likes working on computers, decorating her house and new rock bands. She hates being clumsy, forgetting what she's doing and having a dirty house.
-Meets Death in it's form of an athletic, rough n' tumble Black woman.

[Shirley Mason]
-Teenager
-A genius mind that thirsts for danger, Shirley is often seen reading books, playing with the fire in her family's fireplace or making inappropriate posts online. Her genius mind is the pride and joy of her mother, and her lack of fear towards anything but water the one thing that worries family. Shirley will willingly eat a pile of dirt, but being hydrophobic she'll refuse to shower off afterwards. At high school Shirley was a reputation of not to be messed with, but isn't entirely popular.
-Meets Death after it takes the form of a middle aged woman, there to watch over Shirley after her mother passes.




[Death] | Eternal | A quirky and eccentric character, or so it likes to say. Honestly Death is just plain weird, and probably crazy from all the years spent alone reaping souls and filing paperwork. Death has a love for statues of angels and demons, jaffa cakes and poking dead things with a stick. Death hates people who make gross examples, having to chase a soul down and when the paper shredder gets backed up. Having spent billions of years in the afterlife with 'rubbish' company, Death tends to instantly blow it's cover whenever it comes to Earth in a human glamour. Only the human's natural disbelief of supernatural occurrences has stopped Death from being reprimanded and losing it's job. |
[For Mitchel] [For Danny] [For Shirley] [For Ellen]



Deumos Taharial God The Devil

Everybody knows that its now or never
Everybody knows that its me or you
Everybody knows that you live forever
When you had a line or two

And, open.