Dancing Queen (ABBA)

NAME/ORIGIN
Character name	Dancing Queen
Song/Album	"Dancing Queen"/Arrival
Act	ABBA
Writer	Benny Andersson, Bjorn Ulvaeus, Sting Anderson
Release Date	1976
ABILITIES
Powers	-Can cause others to burst into flame "Leave 'em burning"
Skills	-Excellent dancer, good enough to draw attention on any dance floor "See that girl, watch that scene/ Diggin' the Dancing Queen." "You can dance, you can jive" -Stealth in escape from the crime scene, leaving little (if any) evidence "Then you're gone." -Seduction "You're a teaser/ You turn them on... you can jive" (other meaning of word)
Attributes	-Opportunistic; her victims choose her "Anybody could be that guy... Anyone will do." "When you get the chance... " -However, proactive in that she places herself where her victims might be "Looking out for a place to go/ Where they play the right music."
Vulnerabilities	-Is enticed to act by rhythmic music "With a little rock music/ Everything is fine... The music's high."  "Feel the beat of the tambourine" -Is predictable as to her attack's day and time "Friday night... the night is young." -Sensitivity to light "The lights are low"
Formidability	High; may be serial killer "Looking out for another"
Attractiveness	High "Young and sweet."
Source	unknown. Possibly anger due to abuse by men (speculative)
POSSESSIONS
Weapons	none
Amulets	none, although likely wears some jewelry to clubs
Objects	none; unlikely she goes to clubs with her own tambourine
Clothing	likely dance-club appropriate
Vehicles	likely has her own, since she makes quick escapes
Dwelling	unknown
Milieu	dance clubs
BIOGRAPHY
Gender	Female
Age	"Only 17."
Physique	Dancer's build (speculative)
Ethnicity	unknown
Origin	unknown
Ancestry	unknown
Profession	likely unemployed (too young for job) or self-sufficient (trust fund?)
Education	unknown
SES	likely low, otherwise would be recognized by celebrity-aware clubgoers
Relationships	likely none
Pets	none
PERSONALITY
Morality	amoral.
Intro/extrovert	highly extroverted "You come to look for a king"
Intelligence	likely high, to get away with this for a while
Emotions	While seducing and killing, she is "Having the time of [her] life" "Getting into the swing"
Sanity	psychopathic
Enemies	men who hit on her aggressively (speculative)
Narrative Function	Antagonist
Other Notes	After several incidents of men bursting into flames at nightclubs-- she seduces men, then punishes them for their responses-- very likely the police would get involved. She may be able to but once in every city.  Eventually, the national, then international, authorities would join the case.