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Daisy is an attractive and elitist actress from the 1930s, who frequently tells stories of her alleged sexual escapades with actors and celebrities including Clark Gable, Cary Grant, Errol Flynn, Bing Crosby and Babe Ruth. She was transferred from SoHo in New York City to join the group after Betty disappeared. It is hinted that she left New York under bad circumstances, possibly involving a con game with the newly dead.

She acts very cheerful though admits to 'faking her smile' on especially bad days -- but the truth about Daisy is that she's a lot more lonely than she wants anyone to know. George has said to Rube that there's more depth to Daisy than it seems on the surface.

Daisy used to be Catholic, but after reaping a priest who was more skeptic than she ever could be, abandoned her faith.

Cause of death: asphyxiation, during the filming of the fire in Gone with the Wind.
Final thoughts: "Why has no one ever loved me?"
Famous reaps: James Dean and one of the Andrews Sisters. (Roxy could very well have taken care of the other one.)

Daisy was extremely disturbed when asked to reap a young woman who was strangled to death by her lover and actually abandoned the girl's soul at the scene of the crime, leaving a note informing the police of the murderer's identity. Later, she confessed to Mason that her sister died in a similar matter. Despite her quips about 'PSA courses on date rape,' sexually-motivated crimes are a tight spot for Daisy.

I am not Daisy Adair, nor am I Laura Harris or anyone involved in the creation of Dead Like Me: I'm just writing her in theatrical_muse and milliways_bar for fun; no money is being made.