A mother who tragically died and became a spider like ghost who has been kidnapping young children specifcally boys. Past Life When she was alive the Spider Ghost was a mother to a little boy, Min-Joon. Due to jealousy her son asked her to get a spider, which she happily obliged to. Specifically, a tarantula with an egg sack, and the mom explains to her child that spiders are actually doting mothers who carefully protect their young. Death When her son's spider goes over the balcony, the boy reaches for it and grabs it before almost falling over the railing. His mother quickly grabs him and turns so she is leaning against the rails. Unfortunately at that moment, the rails detach from the wall, she pushes her child away as she and the spider fall to their death. Returning as a Ghost Near Children's day, the Spider Ghost steals children from their bed, only leaving web residue in her wake. Once she met with her son her soul moved on to the afterlife. Appearance Physical Appearance The Spider Ghost appears as a 6-appendaged monster, it has a collar arrangement around its neck somewhat resembling a wilted flower. It has two glowing red eyes on the side of its face, and a long oddly rounded chin. It has skinny appendages, with animalistic claws at the ends. The two sets of appendage closest to its head, have three toes/fingers with black claws at the ends. The set of appendages furthest from its head have two toes/fingers with claws and an extension to its heel in a pointed shape. Personality As a Human As a mother, she was kind and caring. Wanting her son, Min-joon, to be happy she got him a spider and saved him from falling off their balcony. As a Ghost As a ghost, she would steal children from their beds. Though she did not immediately harm them, it is uncertain what happened to them in the long run, other than they were never seen again. but its possible due to being a spider caring for her young she possibly kept them as her 'children' Webs: The Spider Ghost can shoot webs from its mouth Her goal was to protect Min-Joon from danger.