Cemmy is fine. She thinks. Probably.

Cemetarie is a small, perpetually cheerful zombie girl held together by questionable necromancy, stubborn optimism, and possibly a few stitches that really ought to be redone.

Once upon a time, she was presumably a perfectly ordinary person named Marie. What happened between Marie and Cemetarie is somewhat less clear, especially to Cemetarie herself. Large portions of her memory have gone missing, along with several less important portions of her brain.

Despite her condition, Cemmy is neither frightening nor particularly morbid. Shes friendly, curious, easily distracted, and possessed of the sort of vacant confidence normally reserved for people who have absolutely no idea what is happening.

Words sometimes escape her. Thoughts occasionally take the scenic route. Complicated ideas may visibly struggle to survive the journey from one side of her head to the other.

She is also remarkably difficult to keep dead.

Arms come off. Fingers wander. Occasionally something important falls out.

She generally puts it back.

Appearance:
Pale, unmistakably undead, and surprisingly well preserved from a distance. Closer inspection reveals stitches, old scars, and various subtle signs that Cemmys continued animation is less a medical miracle and more an ongoing maintenance problem.

Personality:
Sweet-natured, dopey, excitable, and almost impossible to discourage. Cemmy approaches the world with cheerful curiosity and very little sense of self-preservation.

She may have half a brain left.

The worms have filed a claim on the other half.

Common Problems:
Misplacing things she was already holding
Forgetting what she was saying halfway through saying it
Taking figures of speech literally
Detachable anatomy
Worms
Remembering extremely specific useless information while forgetting basic facts
Being technically deceased

Rumors:
Some say Cemetarie was raised by a powerful necromancer.

Some say she clawed her own way out of the grave.

Cemmy says she woke up one morning and felt really, really tired.

She does not remember where.