The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives In Your Home

Vengeance is never the answer. It doesn't change the past, and it twists those who would wield it.
I was prepared for creepy, but not for the sad! And I miss the quirky, it was in very spare supply here vs in the Welcome to Night Vale podcast where the titular character first appears. 
As charmingly abstract as the Welcome to Night Vale podcast can be, I honestly underestimated how well the writers of said podcast could create a tightly knit plot. The moments of rare, poetic beauty were not a surprise. 
I think it adds something to be familiar with that podcast but it's not necessary to follow the story.
Genrewise I'd say this is as much adventure/tragedy as paranormal horror.
I guessed parts of some twists, by not others, and it didn't hamper my enthrallment with how this origin story unfolded. 
Aswcual character, Jewish character, 
⚠️ antisemitism