Short Fiction · Character
Ann Clark
A woman whose ghost haunts a house after a tragic death.
minor
Also known as Anne, Ann Clark, the said Ann Clark, Ann
First appearance: lost hearts
Ann Clark shows up with force in Martin's Close. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The victim, a spinster whose throat was cut and body thrown into a pond; her spirit reportedly tormented Martin before his execution.
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- Cursed Objects & Haunted Houses
- Cursed Estates & Hauntings
- Cursed Objects & Doll's House
- Diverse Supernatural Encounters
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- Closing
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