Editing Kathryn Thorburn (section)

==Personality==
[[Rose Thorburn Junior]] notes she’s hard as nails, mean, ruthless and greedy, and best described as a ‘mother bear’, with helicopter tendencies. Blake and Rose both agree that  she wouldn't have put up with all the supernatural things Blake went through and would have quickly turned over the property to the lawyers already, or she would have struck some deal to try and return to her everyday life; if she found she couldn't, she would have been stubborn, mean, and unwilling to compromise.<ref>“Kathy’s the oldest of the possible heirs.  She’s hard as nails, 
mean, ruthless and greedy.  A chef in a restaurant, ex-businesswoman, a 
parent of one, best described as a ‘mother bear’, with helicopter 
tendencies,” Rose said.

“That’s pretty much it,” I said.

“I don’t see the problem,” the Briar Girl said.

“If she were here instead of me,” I said.  “I think the home would 
have been turned over to the lawyers already, or she would have struck 
some deal to try and return to her everyday life.  The only way it 
wouldn’t work out that way would be if my grandmother put some measures 
in place to twist her arm.  In which case she’d be stubborn, mean, and 
she’d <em>never</em> give up the territory.”

“I agree,” Rose said.  “I know her better than Blake does, and it’s 
true.  Briar Girl, if you got five words out of Kathryn that weren’t 
insults, I’d be surprised.” - [https://pactwebserial.wordpress.com/2014/02/18/breach-3-2/ excerpt] from [[Breach 3.2]]
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Paige notes Kathryn was the worst of when it came to tearing down everyone else to get her hands on the Hillglades House. 

Blake states she's a tyrant who got to where she was by relentlessly applying pressure to everyone who got in her way or threatened to get in her way, crushing them under her heel. She doesn't take orders from who she considers to be freeloaders, but seems to be on somewhat amicable terms with her brother and sister.

Blake suspects spent the entirety of her life with someone else available and ready to take the fall for her or cover for her, flourishing under the combination of Uncle Paul and Aunt Steph and found some ambition.  She had a desire to be something more from Uncle Paul, knowledge on how to game the system from Aunt Steph, and unlike Callan, Kathryn hadn’t suffered the crushing disappointment of realizing she might never inherit the house.  She’d found her own path.  A path with a lot of victims and scapegoats left in her wake, but a path nonetheless.

But in a situation that was utterly alien to her, the first time in her life that the only one truly accountable for her actions and their consequences, she panicked and fell back. Peter states when dealing with a situation she can't handle she attacks when and when that fails she tries to undermine and sabotage.

The Library revealed that no one loved her, not even herself, and the eventually she gave in and broke down, leading to her undergoing the transformation into a bogeyman.