Branwen Kennedy

Biography
In every dreadful corner of the brick-by-brick corporate "paradise" arsehole that is the Beth, there are, according to latest census, approximately 378,000 citizens registered with the surname Kennedy. In descending order of size & abandonment and ascending order of humanity: 110,000 in the ostracized Hejighen borough, 14,000 in the stigmatized Lucran community, and, in fact, 3 families amounting to 15 Kennedys in the same building of the same complex where Branwen Kennedy was born close to 30 years ago. Her mother was reported for a death certificate in the first decade of Branwen's life. While her father filed alternately as alt: writer or manufacturing, and reported most income a result of linguistics lectures at a nearby community college, he has no registration or publications with the National Critics Association. At the age of 18, Branwen was arrested for disorderly conduct, in a subsequent interview reporting herself as "working in service", and "sharing a flat with a co-worker". Her self-reported address was discovered the victim of a supposedly recent electrical fire when officers arrived to investigate her claims. She was sentenced to prison without bail for 9 months and placed on a heavy sedative. She did not report in the age 20 census, and was declared legally dead, until challenged. Nonetheless, security footage from around Lucran recorded Branwen's daily activity around this time, exhibiting distressing and suspicious behavior, as well as many unnoticed acts of petty crime and vandalism. Her second arrest occurred at the age of 21, recorded as an act of sexual indecency caught on public film. She was sentenced to a 2 year prison sentence, but managed to escape before arriving from the courthouse to the jailhouse. Branwen has not appeared on any footage since escaping, and officially declared an enemy of the state and public danger. Nonetheless, Branwen's true infamy began as credited author of one ciphered and one unciphered entry in the Murmur Codex, a series of violent and mysterious handwritten documents discovered in the possession of multiple contraband substance busts declared an illegal text. As rumors of the paper were declared false by the National Review Board, street art of an unknown origin but largely agreed at least inspired by if not the direct work of the authors of the text began to appear featured around the word "Apocryphal". Due to proximity in time and location to a series of non-lethal bombings targeting business centers, the group were declared terrorists and put on the market as minor villains. As the group grew more violent and murderous, Branwen remained among their most public figures. It is believed she killed herself, her father, and 3 auxiliary civilians by lighting herself on fire in the building where she was born. The Apocraphyl continue to elude lawmakers.