Karly Briefman



Karly is the main antagonist of the Apple series. She is first mentioned in Chapter 14: Animal Blood as Eugene's devil worshiping ex-girlfriend, but doesn't appear until Chapter 19: Max Missing in Action under the name Melina.

History
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Trivia
- Karly's birthday is April 30 1964

- Eugene and Teddy both got magical gifts (such as the animal blood) from Karly but they have no clue how she got her hands on them

- Karly is Teresa Lueders-Booth's godmother

- Eugene says Karly is the reason he doesn't date, but really he didn't start saying he didn't want to date anymore until after he met Lindsey

- Karly learned that it's possible to learn magic from killing a wizard before Eugene or any of the other four mages did

- Karly and Dan Munchausen have a child together. Karly says she likes the names Kanis and Azubuike, but it is yet to be confirmed whether or not Kanis from Max's school is Karly's daughter

- Karly seems to like names that begin with Mel. So far all of her nicknames are a reference to another phantom130 5 story. Melina is from P.R.N., Melody is from John, and Melanie is from Calling (A novel Jane Bracalente wrote).

- Karly was a fan of the show P.R.N. growing up

- In chapter 27 Jane Bracalente showed Karly some books she was writing. Karly read a bit. Karly's newest nickname Melaine came from Jane Bracalente 's book.

- Karly uses the name Melody Wayne. This is a reference to Ace Wayne from chapter 7.It's unlikely that Karly and Ace ever met so this is just an Easter egg

- Zak from phantom130 5's fictionpress story Phantom's Story has powers similar to Karly's

- Karly and Eugene Lueders-Booth's relationship lasted from March 20 1979 - January 14 1980. Both claimed  that they cared for the other one but things weren't right for each other. They remained close friends afterwards

- It's highly suggested, but never confirmed that Karly mainly dated Eugene in order to get closer to him and learn more about his father because she takes such a great interest in Alfred's inventions.