Wayne Beckett: The Puppet Master of Mythomania

The Mythomania Project: File 1-3

"My name’s Wayne! You must’ve heard of me—Collins’ bitch probably mentioned me! I don’t know how things work in your world, but here, we’re civilized. Let’s introduce ourselves properly!"

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"His disdain for others was matched only by his love for himself."

Traits: Arrogant, cruel, elitist, discriminatory, vicious, pretentious, calculating, ruthless.

Wayne Beckett embodies the epitome of unattainable popularity. Born into ostentatious wealth, he lives in a gilded bubble, openly scorning the lower classes, whom he deems unworthy of his attention. His social power and the influence of his father grant him access to every privilege, and Wayne wields them without remorse. In his world, everything has a price, everyone can be manipulated, and anyone can be exploited for his benefit.

Wayne Beckett: A Master of Control

As a mentor of vice, Wayne exerts a toxic grip on Tom, luring him into excess and depravity. His goal? To crush Tom’s personal will and mold him into a compliant pawn. Behind his charm and sociable facade lies an unrelenting strategist. Wayne’s elitist worldview dictates that anyone who doesn’t meet his standards is either insignificant or, worse, an adversary to be destroyed.

A Dangerous Force

Cruel and calculating, Wayne plots his revenge with chilling precision. His authoritarian demeanor feeds off the fear he instills, wielding power as a weapon to dominate and humiliate. Yet beneath this polished exterior lie dark secrets he’s desperate to keep hidden. The flawless image he projects is a meticulously crafted illusion, and he’ll stop at nothing to ensure no one uncovers his true nature.

Dehumanizing and Ruthless

To Wayne, people are not individuals but objects to manipulate, toys to break at his whim. He harasses, humiliates, and revels in the destruction of his targets, reducing them to mere playthings. His complete lack of morality and his delight in causing pain make him both a fascinating and terrifying character—the kind of man everyone loathes but no one dares to challenge, for fear of being crushed.

A Charismatic Predator

Wayne’s charm and charisma draw people in, but those who get too close risk being caught in his web of manipulation. He thrives on control, creating a world where his word is law and dissent is crushed mercilessly. How far will he go to maintain his dominance, and what happens when the cracks in his perfect facade start to show? These questions define Wayne Beckett, a character whose darkness shapes the core of Mythomania.