Since I've recently watched the movie I just had an idea where there was this famous actor in london-my oc ^^- who was undenyably untouchable to an extent becasue people could not pin anything on him really and he was popular enough that goverment officals and police always marked him off as not a suspect in murders.
He is in fact a villain,THE villain in London.
He has secert lair underneath his house where it's all like a stereotypical villains lair wiht all red and cavey like with the evil coffee mug and coffee maker are sitting right there...menacingly.
Anyways to explain your role in the rp would be one of these ideas:
1. (Hero) A young police man or woman stumbles onto a clue during a murder mystery,instead of giving it to the chief or detectives or whomever is on the scene,they take for themselves and decided to take a crack at analyzing it. What they find is that it's a mailing address,to my oc's house. When they asked permission to go there they are immediately denied access and the way the chief was explaining why they were not allowed was....fishy. And there's where your story begins..trying to find out where the villain is,getting there,exposing him,being hero etc.
(you don't have to be a police person,you can be a random passerby who just finds this clue or soemthing)
2.(Villain) Your oc either is tired of his or her job,is poor and needs a job,etc (whatever you want the reason to be) and finds a discarded flyer either on the street or the black market. It's an ad for an 'asisstant' for my oc. The flyer doesn't contain much details because A. it's withered and old. B. It's suppose to be vague so the police don't find out. Anyways your oc thinks this is a good idea and goes to see my oc. Only....my oc quickly finds out that your oc think the assistant job is something else. And decides to say no,just to make him or her to leave. While either begging him or leaving the room your oc finds either the switch to the hideout....or incriminating evidence forcing my oc to hire yours to keep his or her mouth shut. Over time the relationship may grow to friends...and even love dovey
Anyways there'll be instances where singing will occur (in both ideas) ,so if you're ok with that then great ^^
The Villain in London (Inspired by A Monster in Paris)
