Theodora Kellerman is a supporting character in the Scream roleplay universe, appearing in all three volumes of The Story so Far, The Final Retreat, Lakewood: Year One, and an entry of the Lakewood Legendarium.
Created by ThePlotMurderer as the last new entrant to the 2015 Season 1 AU, Theodora is one of the longest-running characters in the SRU and has the distinction of being the longest-tenured character to have never changed writers, from her inception in September 2015 through to the present.
| CHARACTER | Theodora Kellerman |
| Faceclaim | L. Scott Caldwell |
| Age | 54 |
| Gender | Female |
| DOB | July 7, 1962 |
| Occupation | Biology teacher (GW High School) Vice Principal (GW High School) |
| Residence | 462 Elmhurst Rd, Apt. 3C Lakewood, Louisiana |
| Family | Kay Cooper (aunt) |
| Friends | Edward Teague (colleague) |
| Love Interests | Carter Thompson (ex-husband) |
| Enemies | Harriet Grey (former best friend) |
| Appears In | Scream Season 1 AU The Story so Far– Vol. I Scream Season 2 AU The Story so Far– Vol. II The Story so Far– Vol. III Scream: The Final Retreat So This is Christmas Lakewood: Year One |
| Portrayed By | ThePlotMurderer |
| First Published Appearance | Season 1 AU: September 16, 2015 The Story so Far– Vol. I: Chapter 1 |
| First Chronological Appearance | Lakewood: Year One– Part 1 September 3, 2023 |
| Last Chronological Appearance | Scream: The Final Retreat– Chapter 7 July 13, 2023 |
| Last Published Appearance | Lakewood: Year One– Part 1 January 4, 2025 |
History
Theodora was born on July 7, 1962, in Chicago, Illinois. Her parents were working class: her father, a Korean War veteran, worked in a steel mill and her mother at a dressmaker’s. The scarcity of her upbringing was made up for by the love of her family, who went out of their way to make things as pleasant as their means would allow.
Theodora would remember her mother pressing flowers into scrapbooks. The craft never appealed to her…she was a restless child, and fond of her exercising her mind. As a little girl, she was fond of mystery fiction, and would frequently play the role of amateur sleuth, relishing in hunting down clues to mundane mysteries.
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