Ginger Swan

[OctoberRaven]

Playing the game as a Toreador and watching the newscaster I noticed something; Isaac Abrahms said Ginger Swan died in the 50s but the newscaster lists her date as 1964.

Probably a simple continuity error... but perhaps Abrahms forgot the year... or we're watching Fox News... or perhaps they're both right, she died in the 50s but had her Final Death in 64....

[Star★Dive]

I think it might be colliqual (career death). She has her "silver years" as a star, and largest, most memorable work in the 50's, but after retiring from the industry, lived into the 60's. Like say, Marlyn Monroe, the seven year itch, 1955, however followering her career decline and several complications in her life in 1959, she started doing less, up until she died 1962 (producing less than three movies). Keep in mind, in the 1950's, she was all over the silver screen, producing multipule movies each year through the 50's: thus what she is known for being "big in the 50's".

That was the impression I always got anyway.

[OctoberRaven]

Ehh. I don't think that adds up. OTOH being Embraced would end her career, a la Ash.