Trixie

Trixie is Bob's best friend, a magenta-skinned tiefling with deep indigo hair, curling horns, a black heart-shaped tattoo on her cheek and bright red lipstick LEV E1·00:52:52. The DM says a cantrip is the only thing keeping her clothes in place as she runs through the Gold Gardens LEV E1·00:52:52. She runs up to Bob after her performance and tells her "Doll, you were incredible" LEV E1·00:53:53. She says a wealthy man is coming to her room and that she will be about twenty minutes LEV E1·00:57:05.

Trixie is Bob's best friend, a tiefling who works at the Gold Gardens LEV E1·00:52:52. When Bob goes to her room, Trixie is not there and a broken stained-glass lamp lies shattered on the floor LEV E1·00:59:52 LEV E1·01:00:04 LEV E1·01:00:31. Cheese later watches at the foundry as a woman stabs her forked tongue into Trixie's neck and breathes the fire into a copper tube; Trixie, who had warned the woman that Garthy and Bob would make trouble for her, is left "alive but just staring ahead" LEV E1·01:40:30 LEV E1·01:40:12. Langley orders her body taken to the Sternwood with the others LEV E1·01:41:23.

When Bob describes her, Cheese recognizes Trixie as the woman from the foundry, and the DM sums up what happened to her LEV E2·00:45:46 LEV E2·00:47:22. At the lake in the Sternwood, Bob sees Trixie on the far side of the water LEV E3·00:21:39. Trixie says only "Bob, Bob!" and Bob heals her wounds with Healing Hands and carries her away, and the DM says a deeper kind of restoration will be needed for whatever afflicts her LEV E3·01:41:41 LEV E3·01:42:58.

Myrtle later scoops the souls out of the lamps with the bell, and the first one is Trixie's LEV E6·01:14:42. Once freed, Trixie asks Bob if she is all right LEV E6·01:15:04. She says that Clive, whom she had been seeing, came into her room, lit a little lamp and made her woozy LEV E6·01:15:17.