Rosemary Walten

Rosemary wears a yellow turtleneck sweater with two buttons on the chest and two buttons on each shoulder, a long red skirt, long white socks and black Mary Jane shoes. She has short, curly, dark brown hair and a slim facial appearance, with blue eyes. In most depictions, the shoulder buttons have seemingly been retconned or overall ignored.

Not much is known about Rosemary's personality, she is described as extremely caring, but very intimidating whenever she wanted to, and if she was bothered, would let someone know immediately. Sophie did note that she was kind but not too kind, which proves the latter points. She deeply loved her children and was very supportive and protective of them.

At age 28 and 26 respectively in 1960, Jack and Rose would have their first child, Sophie Walten
and in 1962 and 1965, would have Edd Walten
and Molly Walten respectively. In roughly 1962, Rosemary, as an artist, would design The Showstoppers for Bunny Smiles Company. Rose would be a part of the Bunny Smiles Company and CyberFun Tech collaboration, at some point taking a photo alongside Norman Pooltrick, Charles Brook, Linda Thompson, Felix Kranken, Susan Woodings, and Jack Walten.

Bon’s Burgers was an animatronic restaurant, which was home to The Showstoppers. It was created by Bunny Smiles Incorporated, particularly by the minds of Jack Walten and Felix Kranken.
The Showstoppers are a band from Bon's Burgers, featuring Bon, Sha, Boozoo, and Banny. The band has one known album, published by the record label Private Stock, which supposedly went defunct in 1978. According to Anthony in the album’s description, the band had released songs, through the ’70s and into the ’80s. Rosemary Walten seems to have written the original songs for the band.

Rosemary was a caring mother and loving wife to her family, falling into an emotional downfall after the loss of her children and husband. Rose loved to participate in her children's interests.
Rose has a bad relationship with her family, not being on speaking terms with her mother or sister, explicitly being stated that Rose has a bad relationship with her sister. Rose does not like her side of the family.

On May 2nd of 1974, while Rose was at the dentist with Sophie, Edd and Molly Walten would have a school dance to attend. Due to Jack having paperwork to do, he was unable to take them to the school, and so, Jack would have Felix take them to the dance, which would be a mistake, as just before 10 pm, Felix would accidentally crash his car with Edd and Molly inside due to alcohol intoxication, killing both of the children. She would be falsely informed of the death of her two children, being incorrectly told how the crash happened with her believing that Felix crashed the car and awoke to the children missing and eventually fall in the river near the road.

On June 11th 1974, her husband, Jack was going to Bon's Burgers for its grand opening, promising Rosemary he'd be back by 7 pm. He never come back that day, and it wasn't until two days later that Rosemary received a final call from Jack, his voice trembling with pain and sounding near death. As soon as the call ended, Rosemary realized that now it was just her and Sophie left.

Rosemary always loved painting, from her school days when she met Jack to adulthood, when she even kept a art studio in the house to paint and make her own films. With a camera, a miniature theater, and figures from the Showstoppers, Rosemary enjoyed creating her own movies and plays, They even went so far as to upload these films as commercials for Bon's Burgers. She also keeps a personal journal called "My Soul" where she writes about important events throughout her life. Sadly, after the loss of her children and Jack's disappearance, her artwork became much more aggressive, showing more blood and rage.

Rosemary enjoys painting, art, movies, and short films. She also likes writing in her journal and making her own short films in the model theater at the studio. She likes to represent herself as a sheep, sometimes using 'the sheep' model theater to depict herself in her stories and short films.

Rosemary is currently a broken person, going through all the stages of grief after all the losses in her life. She was once a tender, curious, and passionate girl, but now she is simply trying to cope with her grief while trying not to push Sophie away, because Sophie is all that remains of her happy family.