Melmo the Wanderer

Melmo the Wanderer is an avant-garde stage play within the Strange Town universe. It is 1,441 acts long, with a surreal and incomprehensible plot, and incorporates multiple passages from Aleksei Kruchonykh's Russian Futurist opera Victory over the Sun.

Plot
The section of the play seen in Eyes of the Killer centers around Count Masko hosting a dinner party. The party is crashed by Mr. Sun and Mr. Moon, who disturb the guests. Count Masko calls on Mappy and asks him how he can remove the party crashers, to which end Mappy advises Masko to call on Prisonman. Ultimately, the Sun and Moon are slain by Caesar.

Strongmen
Gray, geometrical people with octahedral heads who attend Count Masko's party. Their design is based on Kazimir Malevich's costume ideas for the Futurist Strongmen from Victory over the Sun.

Mr. Sun and Mr. Moon
Personifications of the Sun and Moon who speak in esoteric poetry and turn up to Count Masko's party uninvited.

News Serf
A green-clothed town crier with a face reminiscent of a Picasso painting and a stick for a nose.

Potsy the Mop Girl
A serving maid who loves to mop and has an extremely thick Cockney accent, played by BB. She is stated to be "a bit cheeky, but with a heart of gold". Later, she is murdered for contrived plot reasons.

Prisonman
"Main article: Prisonman" A black-cloaked figure with a head shaped like a castle tower. He always carries around a cage on a chain, one of many in his possession. He rarely speaks, and usually only in raspy, voiceless breaths. He is feared by Count Masko's guests and is said to be an incredibly powerful supernatural entity.

Count Masko
An aristocratic nobleman who wears a striped brown suit and a purple mask. He built his estate by capturing Prisonman and ordering him to construct it, and calls upon Prisonman's true power to remove Mr. Sun and Mr. Moon from his party, but due to a change in the script, this backfires as Prisonman abducts him and takes him to be killed.

Dance Troupe
A troupe of ballerinas with undefinable heads who dance and sing the praises of Caesar.

Mappy
A wise spirit with the head of a rat, reminiscent of ratboygenius's Little King John character, whom Count Masko calls on for advice. Mappy wears a crown and carries a star-tipped magic wand, and his symbol is a spiral similar to the symbol of Jigsaw from the SAW series.

Caesar
A stylized version of the Killer, dressed in a golden bloodstained robe with several spikes on his head. His beak is notably longer than the Killer's normal appearance. It is purposely unclear whether Caesar is played by the Killer himself or not.

Trivia

 * The piano score at the beginning of the play is taken directly from Victory over the Sun as well, and can be heard here.