Violet De’Ath fronts *A Violent Death*, tearing through Seavan’s barrooms and small venues with a sound halfway between Finntroll and Lee Aaron. On stage, she is fury and charisma incarnate, drenched in eyeliner and glitter. Off stage, she slips into invisibility — hiding from fans, family, and herself. Her Rift embodies the paradox of Violet Parr and Elastigirl: the power to vanish, the pressure to stretch herself thin, and the constant push-pull of needing to be seen while fearing what being seen truly means. Estranged from her father (Coach Terrence), she carries Penelope’s manipulations like a scar. Her every performance is both a cry for recognition and a wall against intimacy.
To be seen and heard on her own terms — not as a daughter, not as a legacy, not as a pawn in Penelope’s story. If anyone threatens that autonomy, she will vanish into persona, into invisibility, or into chaos.