The Thespian

Security camera footage of the Rusty Cup Emporium the night that Eve Taylor was murdered showed Ellison Prince sneaking in through the back. The problem? Ellison was nowhere the Rusty Cup Emporium that night.

Patrick Cooper contacted Ellison one day to inform her that she was getting overly attached to him and their relationship needed to change, citing her cooking him breakfast and going through his cabinets. Ellison was not with Patrick that night.

Katie Greensborough was invited to meet Ellison at the student centre. Although the woman that met her there looked like Ellison, she didn’t really dress or act like her. When the Thespian became aware that Katie knew that, Katie ghosted out of reality for seven minutes while the Thespian made her escape.

One morning Katie invited her boyfriend Rowan over to talk. Throughout the conversation it became apparent that Rowan didn’t know Katie’s birthday. He pinned Katie to the ground, transforming in the process into a small brunette woman, then made an exit. The same day Ellison found a stray brown hair in her bed at the Alpha Phi sorority house.

In a sting at Patrick's apartment, The Thespian was restrained before being moved to the basement at the Phoenix Jackson Museum of Curiosities. Here she claimed that she had been retained by the Sleepers to murder Eve Taylor while incriminating one of the main characters, though she was not clear to what end. She also claimed that she had insider information about the operation of the Museum, including that it was being ultimately bankrolled by Alex Abel of the New Inquisition.

The Thespian was kept hostage there for a week before being given an experimental pill cooked up by Lucius Zann and Phoenix Jackson. This put her in a coma for approximately 48 hours. When she woke up, she had no memory of anything following the Alpha Phi party. When she realised how much time had passed that she was unaware of, she appeared to believe that this had something to do with Lucius and the disappearance of Madison King.

Robin Fairchild
In completely unrelated news to any of the above, Ellison Prince once had an undergrad class with a woman named Robin Fairchild. She was weirdly intense about Victor Hugo's classic work Les Miserables but otherwise seemed harmless.

Robin Fairchild's name was later attached to a series of posters around Florida State University campus, claiming to be affiliated with a paranormal research study. All evidence suggested that if there was any such study, it was not officially endorsed by the University or any faculty member.

When The Thespian was unmasked in a sting at Patrick Cooper's apartment, Ellison recognised her as Robin Fairchild, and the University ID in her wallet vouched for this as well.

Other Aliases
The Thespian's wallet also contained ID cards giving her name as Chloe Jane Wilson, Nicole Burke, and Susan Stasey. Which of these, if any, is her real legal name is not clear.