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+[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CassandraTruth Cassandra Truth]<!--; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CassandraDidIt Cassandra Did It]-->; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/FortuneTeller Fortune Teller]; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HotGypsyWoman Hot Gypsy Woman]; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MagicalRomani Magical Romani]
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+[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CassandraTruth Cassandra Truth]<!--; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CassandraDidIt Cassandra Did It]-->; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HotGypsyWoman Hot Gypsy Woman]; [https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MagicalRomani Magical Romani]
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 <p>Noemi arrived in town in '77, a few months ago, with a man she would identify as her cousin (who speaks even less English that she does). They bought a small plot on the edge of town limits, parked their gypsy-wagon there, and built a simple shack-and-garden. The townsfolk welcomed them as warmly as they could, but the pair kept their distance, Noemi doing most of the talking for them both. The inevitable rumors spread. She later made it known that she would read fortunes for a small fee, which earned Noemi a wary eye and occasional cautionary remark from the [[Ezekiel Clayton|Reverend]], but in secret, some of the townsfolk did avail themselves of her services. She often imparts wisdom from the Old Country via her long-dead Grandmother's tales—she's careful not to reveal, except to a trusted few, that she still speaks with her via mediumship. The day of Chipeta's (overnight) kidnapping, she went around to several of the prominent town leaders and attempted to convince them that "something bad was about to happen" and that they should exercise extreme caution, but her warning was all but forgotten by the morning.<!-- Noemi's cousin was killed during the Reprisal—he may have been forewarned of his fate, which might explain his usually sad demeanor. Afterward, many of the townsfolk took Noemi's warning instead as a curse, bringing the horrific events down upon them. The Reverend, especially, has been rather vocal about staying away from the "gypsy-witch" and her spells and curses—but some still visit her, and do business with her, in secret.--></p>
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+<!--<p>Just before the Company sent [[Bill Hatcher|Hatcher]] and his deputies to take up the town's security, she again tried to warn folks that something bad was coming. It wasn't long before she was proven right, not that it made her any more popular with the rest of the townsfolk. More recently, however, rumors started circulating that Noemi had predicted a "great change" coming, just days before [[:Category:PCs (OWTD)|some members of the posse]] miraculously reappeared.</p>-->
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-<p>Noemi arrived in town in '77, a few months ago, with a man she would identify as her cousin (who speaks even less English that she does). They bought a small plot on the edge of town limits, parked their gypsy-wagon there, and built a simple shack-and-garden. The townsfolk welcomed them as warmly as they could, but the pair kept their distance, Noemi doing most of the talking for them both. The inevitable rumors spread. She later made it known that she would read fortunes for a small fee, which earned Noemi a wary eye and occasional cautionary remark from the [[Ezekiel Clayton|Reverend]], but in secret, some of the townsfolk did avail themselves of her services. She often imparts wisdom from the Old World via her long-dead Grandmother's tales—she's careful not to reveal that she still speaks with her via mediumship, except to a trusted few. The day of Chipeta's (overnight) kidnapping, she went around to several of the prominent town leaders and attempted to convince them that "something bad was about to happen" and that they should exercise extreme caution, but her warning was all but forgotten by the morning.<!-- Noemi's cousin was killed during the Reprisal—he may have been forewarned of his fate, which might explain his usually sad demeanor. Afterward, many of the townsfolk took Noemi's warning instead as a curse, bringing the horrific events down upon them. The Reverend, especially, has been rather vocal about staying away from the "gypsy-witch" and her spells and curses—but some still visit her, and do business with her, in secret.--></p>
+<p>Noemi arrived in town in '77, a few months ago, with a man she would identify as her cousin (who speaks even less English that she does). They bought a small plot on the edge of town limits, parked their gypsy-wagon there, and built a simple shack-and-garden. The townsfolk welcomed them as warmly as they could, but the pair kept their distance, Noemi doing most of the talking for them both. The inevitable rumors spread. She later made it known that she would read fortunes for a small fee, which earned Noemi a wary eye and occasional cautionary remark from the [[Ezekiel Clayton|Reverend]], but in secret, some of the townsfolk did avail themselves of her services. She often imparts wisdom from the Old Country via her long-dead Grandmother's tales—she's careful not to reveal, except to a trusted few, that she still speaks with her via mediumship. The day of Chipeta's (overnight) kidnapping, she went around to several of the prominent town leaders and attempted to convince them that "something bad was about to happen" and that they should exercise extreme caution, but her warning was all but forgotten by the morning.<!-- Noemi's cousin was killed during the Reprisal—he may have been forewarned of his fate, which might explain his usually sad demeanor. Afterward, many of the townsfolk took Noemi's warning instead as a curse, bringing the horrific events down upon them. The Reverend, especially, has been rather vocal about staying away from the "gypsy-witch" and her spells and curses—but some still visit her, and do business with her, in secret.--></p>
 <!--<p>Just before the Company sent [[Bill Hatcher|Hatcher]] and his deputies to take up the town's security, she again tried to warn folks that something bad was coming. It wasn't long before she was proven right.</p>-->

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-Fortune-telling; Medium; Occult expert; Speaks Romanian, and functional English
+Fortune-telling; Medium; Occult expert; Speaks Romanian, and functional English; Mild synesthesia
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