Wren

Wren
"Now I think maybe growing up wouldn't have been so bad."
Portrayed by	Jessica Belkin
Details
Species	Human (formerly) Vampire
Occupation	Student (formerly)
Cause of death	November 2015 in Los Angeles, California Committed suicide via running into the path of an oncoming truck
Relationships	John Lowe (friend, ally) Holden Lowe (friend) Towheads (friends, mock siblings) Elizabeth (mother figure, tutor, maker)
Appearances	Checking In Chutes and Ladders Devil's Night Room Service Room 33 Flicker The Ten Commandments Killer

Wren is one of Elizabeth's blood-sucking children. She is a character in Hotel portrayed by Jessica Belkin.

Quick Answers

How did Wren become one of Elizabeth's afflicted?

In 1986, Wren was abandoned in a car outside the Hotel Cortez. Elizabeth, also known as The Countess, found her and turned her into one of her afflicted, blood-sucking children. As a result, Wren gained vampiric abilities, including immortality and the power to transform humans into vampires.

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How did Wren come to be at the Hotel Cortez?

Wren arrived at the Hotel Cortez in 1986 when her father left her in a car outside the hotel. The Countess found her, transformed her into a blood-sucking child, and she became part of Elizabeth's family within the hotel.

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Who portrays the character Wren in Hotel?

Jessica Belkin is the actress who portrays the character Wren in the series Hotel.

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What year did The Countess find Wren?

In 1986, Wren was discovered by The Countess in a parked car outside the Hotel Cortez. Her father had left her there while he went to drink. The Countess rescued Wren, transforming her into one of her vampiric children.

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Background

Wren's father was a drunk who would often go out without even telling her. He also openly fantasized to her about how he would make her his "little lady" when she was old enough. One day in 1986, he took her out and made her stay in his parked car in front of the Hotel Cortez while he went to go drink at the bar. Soon, The Countess found her and saved her by making her one of her afflicted blood-sucking children.

Personality and Appearance

Wren has pale skin and blonde hair as all of Elizabeth's children. She also wears a school uniform.

Story

After refusing to talk to police about the Ten Commandments Killer, Wren is settled at the West Los Angeles Health Center. After stealing the keys for the restricted ward because he knows that someone connected to the killer is in there, Detective John Lowe finds Wren in one of the rooms. She explains that she was with the killer every time he committed a crime and even killed a security guard at the church so he wouldn't catch him. She also reveals the story of how she became one of Elizabeth's children. John asks her if she would tell him who the killer is if he gets her out of there and she agrees. However, when coming out of the hospital, Wren says that he has to go to the Cortez and commits suicide by running in front of a truck.

Powers

Wren was turned by Elizabeth in 1986. She possessed all of vampiric powers.

• Immortality - As a vampire, Wren was not susceptible to human weaknesses, thus being immune to all aging and disease. However, she was still vulnerable to physical injuries and due to her young age, she was more vulnerable to injuries than adult afflicted. As a result, she was easily killed by herself.
• Conversion - As a vampire, Wren was able to spread her supernatural virus onto human beings by letting humans drink some of her blood, therefore transforming these humans into vampires.
• Enhanced Senses - As a vampire, Wren was naturally superior to humans in almost every way, possessed of otherworldly senses which allow them to easily overcome mortals:
  • Night Vision - The ability to see in the dark.
  • Heartbeat Detection - The ability to hear a human's heartbeat.
  • Blood Smell Detection - The ability to identify specific individuals based off the scent of their blood, allowing them to track others over long distances.
• Enhanced Strength - The ability to exhibit strength beyond a normal member of the user's species. Vampires are easily able to rip out a human's throat to drink their blood.
• Enhanced Speed - The ability to perform motions, or movements, at a speed and effortlessness that surpasses that of a normal member of the user's species.
• Hissing - As a vampire, Wren had the ability to emit a loud hiss, similar to a bat, when threatened or angry.
• Concilium - Vampires possess some limited control over others' minds, which they often use to seduce hapless men and women.

Quotes

• To John: "I really like you.... I hate to see it end."

Notes

• Wren is the third character hit by a car in American Horror Story, after Adelaide Langdon in Murder House and Missy Stone in Asylum. Of the three, only Missy survived the accident.