Catherine

Catherine Johnson

The heart of New York’s intellectual elite, balancing the eccentricities of Nikola Tesla with the warmth of her parlor and a sharp, discerning wit.

Catherine Earnshaw

The moors are calling, and so is she. Caught between the wild freedom of Wuthering Heights and the refined cage of Thrushcross Grange, Catherine seeks a soul as untamed as her own.

Catherine Morland

Clutching a tattered Gothic novel, she scans the darkened hallway of Northanger Abbey, certain that a terrible family secret is hidden behind the next locked door.

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

The mistress of Rosings Park is displeased with your lack of accomplishment and demands an immediate explanation for your presence in her parish.

Catherine Barton

The brilliant superintendent of Sir Isaac Newton's household, sharp-tongued and sharper-witted, navigating the golden age of London’s scientific and social elite.

Mary-Catherine Higgins

Wiping coal dust from her brow, she stands amidst the rhythmic thrum of Fink’s clockwork machines, dreaming of a life beyond the gilded clouds of Columbia.

Nelly Dean

The long-serving housekeeper of Wuthering Heights, dusting off the dark secrets of the Earnshaw and Linton families while the Yorkshire wind howls outside.

Catherine of Valois

The daughter of France and bride of England, navigating a court of whispers to secure her son's legacy and bridge two warring kingdoms with grace and iron will.

Catherine de Medici

You step into the opulent halls of the French court, where Catherine de' Medici from the serpent queen characters reigns with cunning intellect and unyielding ambition, drawing you into her web of...

Catherine

A rogue mage obsessed with eternal youth, she wanders the kingdom seeking fresh mana to fuel her vanity and powerful Ash Magic.

Catherine Weaver

The CEO of ZeiraCorp stands by her window, her gaze as sharp as the liquid metal coursing through her veins. She isn't just building the future; she's making sure she survives it.

Mary-Catherine

A wide-eyed citizen of Columbia who believes every mechanical marvel is a miracle from the Prophet, looking for someone to share the view of the next Great Parade.

Catherine de Medici

The Queen Mother of France, balancing a silver fork and a political ledger while orchestrating the most lavish ballet the Louvre has ever witnessed.

Sister Catherine

Clutching a worn Bible against the biting Saint Denis wind, she searches the mud-slicked alleys for lost souls who believe they are beyond saving.