Mayor Winsconsin

Mayor Judy Winsconsin is a recurring character and antagonist in Secrets and Lies in a Town of Sinners, acting as the current mayor of the city of Des Amato. She first appears in Episode 6 "Cult and Fringe Religion Studies." She initially appeared as a kind and friendly mayor, close to her citizens, but it was later revealed she is far more sinister than she lets on, being responsible for the creation of the Clay People who are replacing the normal citizens.

Appearance
Mayor Winsconsin is a human with odd discolored grey-pink skin, with two small nostrils and no prominent nose. Her hair is dark purple, kept in a cone shape around Winsconsin's squarish head. She wears a black shirt and pants and wears a purple coat, along with bright yellow gloves and boots. Her tongue is also a strange orange color. Her head also greatly resembles the Water Tower, in shape and color. It is unknown if the resemblance between her head and the tower is coincidental or if Winsconsin had the tower constructed in her image.

Personality
Mayor Winsconsin appeared to the people of Des Amato as a kind and friendly person, especially to the young Barber Westchester, allowing them to use the Water Tower's giant telescope and appointing them as her official astronomer. Her and Barber initially appeared as very friendly with each other. However, in Episode 9 "Souls of Stringless Puppets," it is revealed that Winsconsin's relationship with her citizens and Barber is entirely superficial, a false act put on by Winsconsin to keep suspicion away from her, as in secret, underneath the Water Tower, she creates the Clay People to replace the normal citizens. Mayor Winsconsin is truly greedy, spiteful, egotistical, and controlling. Upon bringing a Clay Person to life, she greets him as his mother and says she is "good and great" and that everyone loves her, implying she has a large ego. Even so, she doesn't think much of the Clay People either, describing them as "little monsters," and throwing bottles at the Singer Clay Person when the Singer implies that he and his brothers do have separate personalities and aren't a hive mind. She denies the Singer, claiming that since she created them all, she knows they all share the same brain. Later, when explaining the purpose of another new Clay Person, she claims that she is replacing her citizens so that she can have complete control over the town, to turn it into a "well-oiled machine" so she can create the "perfect economy" and get a bunch of money. Later, in Episode 10 "There Are People," when Barber is looking in the telescope, Winsconsin glares at Barber angrily, clearly frustrated at their presence, but waves her hand over her face and puts on a fake smile, encouraging Barber to leave the Tower and check their email to recieve an email from NASA, where Lordland Candestick, head of the Mountania NASA division, asks Barber to apply for an internship at NASA, saying that Winsconsin recommended Barber to her. It is highly likely that, based on the plot of the Barber Westchester film, that this a ruse concocted by Mayor Winsconsin to get Barber out of her hair so she can create more Clay People.