Joan Burrows (played by Angela Bettis) is a protagonist in Scar.
Protagonist who returns to her hometown for her niece's graduation but is drawn into gruesome murders reminiscent of her past. As a teenager, she was kidnapped by serial killer Bishop, escaped after killing him, and bears a cheek scar from the ordeal. She questions whether the current killer is the resurrected Bishop or a copycat. Olympia (played by Kirby Bliss Blanton) is a protagonist in Scar.
Joan Burrows' niece, whose high school graduation serves as the initial reason for Joan's return to their hometown. She appears at the story's beginning before the serial killings disrupt the town. Bishop (played by Ben Cotton) appears in Scar.
Serial killer responsible for kidnapping and torturing 17-year-old Joan and her friend years ago. He bound them to an autopsy table, creating a sadistic choice where one could stop the other's torture by wishing death upon the friend. Joan claims to have killed him, but his potential survival drives the present-day mystery.
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Characters
Joan Burrows
(played by Angela Bettis) — protagonist
Protagonist who returns to her hometown for her niece's graduation but is drawn into gruesome murders reminiscent of her past. As a teenager, she was kidnapped by serial killer Bishop, escaped after k...
Olympia
(played by Kirby Bliss Blanton) — protagonist
Joan Burrows' niece, whose high school graduation serves as the initial reason for Joan's return to their hometown. She appears at the story's beginning before the serial killings disrupt the town.
Bishop
(played by Ben Cotton) — supporting
Serial killer responsible for kidnapping and torturing 17-year-old Joan and her friend years ago. He bound them to an autopsy table, creating a sadistic choice where one could stop the other's torture...
Key Relationships
Olympia → Bishop
(Conflict Potential Target)
Joan Burrows → Bishop
(Conflict Survivor)
Joan Burrows → Olympia
(Family Aunt)
Story Analysis
A psychological thriller tracing a survivor's return to her hometown as past trauma resurfaces amid escalating modern murders.
