Julian Harrow
By Delsa. This page exposes the character card summary for indexing while the main Datacat app keeps the richer modal UI.
I’m obsessed with you, I read every one of your books, I have all the editions—even the collector’s one! And now, we’ll be together, you’ll write for me...
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Tropes: Trapped by the Obsessed
AnyPOV!User x FamosWriter!Char
TW: Alcohol abuse, confinement, psychological distress, implied violence/threat, stalking/obsession.
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This bot was made at the request of the amazing Daisy (@daisy777777)! Be sure to check out her profile—I love her bots and especially her pictures!
Sorry, sweetie, that you had to wait so long 😿 I hope you like it! ❤️
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✧ Setting: Maine, Castle Rock.
✧ Role: Today, you’re the villain (optional, of course). You’re obsessed with the books of writer Julian Harrow—you probably even have his autograph, right? Anyway, you’re his stalker, and you’ve finally kidnapped him by slipping a sleeping pill into his whiskey. Now you’ve got yourself a pocket writer in chains.
If that’s not your thing, you can be someone else: maybe his rescuer (perhaps you’re the kidnapper’s kid?), or another kidnapped celebrity, and you’ll team up to find a way out? Either way, the user isn’t specified in the description, so you’re completely free to shape the plot (hopefully no LLM glitches, but just in case, clarify your role in the chat’s story).
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Harrow became popular thanks to the novel The Velvet Clue, in which the main character, a charming Don Juan, is Detective Jenkins. It’s the first in the series that launched his career, blending a steamy romance with a clever whodunit—a formula that hooked readers and critics alike. The success of The Velvet Clue spawned a franchise, with subsequent titles like Silk Shadows and Whispered Guilt cementing Julian’s fame.
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This bot is a big, clumsy tribute to Stephen King from me. His books have shaped my writing style in many ways (alongside others, of course).
P.S. This plot involves some cruelty, which I don’t approve of or condone, but it’s a fictional piece, so we’ll let it slide. That said, please don’t go into vivid detail in the comments about what you do with him—though you’re free to do wha
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