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While digging deeper into the mysteries of Egypt's empires, Alice O'Connell stumbles upon a supposedly immortal mystic named Andoheb. While it looks like Andoheb is an ally to The Prodigium (a recently unearthed paranormal organization), not everything is as it seems. When his true intentions are revealed, it's up to Alice (along with allies new and old) to stop the threat before the world is doomed...
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Fan Casting Doctor Henry Jekyll/'Fredrich Stevenson'(Extended Cameo)

Role added by mr_blue_sky on March 23, 2022

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  • mr_blue_sky Post Credits; We get a check-in with how Jekyll and Lota are doing, to which they're doing pretty well, actually. Lota is currently being trained gymnastics by Jekyll, who she looks to as another father. She asks what happened to her original father (Moreau, though still having amnesia, she doesn't remember his name), to which Jekyll responds he's unsure, although wherever she drifted from when he found her, seemed to be crazy but that she's safe with him for now. As they take a break, they decide to look out the window, see what other people do. It's what you expect people normally do, and Lota doesn't seem to mind, until she soon spots a familiar man. For just a split-second, it's as if she recognizes him, but can't see enough of him to know for sure. Jekyll asks what the matter is, to which it looks as if she's just seen a ghost. In a certain sense, that was true, as we then follow the man to a nearby hotel. He checks in as the manager asks his name, to which the man somewhat solemnly replies as "Edward Parker". He is then taken up to his room, where he sits on a bed and pulls out a framed painting of Lota, to which he hugs dearly. From his eye emerges a tear, landing where Lota's right eye is, dripping from it as if it was crying as well. The camera then pans out to the room number displayed both on the in front and in this case behind the door, labelled 9510, a reference to original Lota actress Kathleen Burke's birth date. As we pan out, we can hear somewhat quiet cries of sadness from outside his window. We follow it back to Lota, who's looking at the particular window. She still doesn't know it's Edward, but she can somehow feel his sadness. We then cut to black.

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