Alexandra/Alex

Alexandra (Alex) is a peripheral figure in the Cult of Psyche archive, known primarily through oblique reference rather than direct appearance. She exists in the record as an absent presence—invoked in song during a holiday stream as both missing and as someone who has performed material service (McDonald's delivery) for the host.

Alex appears in the archive record only once, embedded in the lyrical content of Psyche's original holiday compositions during an illness-affected stream. In this context, she is named as absent—conspicuously not present during a casual, intimate broadcast. The reference is not neutral; her absence is woven into the comedic and chaotic texture of the show, suggesting her presence (or lack thereof) carries weight within the community dynamics. The mention of McDonald's delivery indicates a prior relationship of casual service or care, positioning Alex as someone within Psyche's orbit who has demonstrated practical support, yet she remains unvoiced in the archive itself.

The record shows a connection between Alex and Psyche, evidenced by the McDonald's delivery reference and her inclusion in community-specific inside jokes. However, the relationship remains underdeveloped in the archive—she is named but not heard, referenced but not present, suggesting either a peripheral status in the documented community or a deliberate or circumstantial absence from recording.