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Order of Nyren

Nyren Sorcery is the third Sorceric ability and can manipulate inorganic matter. The Sorcerers who use this ability are called Nyrins.

## Overview

The Order of Nyren is named after their Dawnling Nylaren the Third and are attuned to the metal Nyrenite. Nyrins are well-known for their wonderous sculptures and elegant blades. Their abilities are a great asset to all of the Orders, but especially the Order of Orth and their creation of Golems.

## Facilities

* Sorceric Art Centers
* Repair Stations
Chasing Shadows

Lyra lives on what the Sorcerians referred to as the Dark Planet - a world of unimaginably tall skyscrapers with everyone trapped on their tops.  Legends say that terrible beasts inhabit the lower floors and no one has ever survived a trip down there in over 100 years.  One day, Lyra's dad vanishes from an experiment gone wrong.  Lyra works with her Shadow friend attempt to find a power source to reactivate his experiment to find him.
Order of Calth

Calthin Sorcery is the ability to manipulate the electromagnetic spectrum.  The Sorcerers who use this ability are called Calthins.

## Overview

The Order of Calth simply is named after their Dawnling known as Calthine the Second and are attuned to the metal Calthite. With their abilities, the Calthins are used to identify and then maintain any Sorcerian facilities that are discovered. These facilities are usually communication Nodes or communication stations that are dotted around Tirovur.

## Facilities

* Information Facility
* Communication Facilities
* EM Research Laboratory
* Node Stations
Sorceric Order

Sorcerers are the descendants of Humans and the ancient Sorcerians. When the Sorcerians vanished, the Sorcerers were left behind to be slaughtered for their ancestor's atrocities. Few Sorcerers escaped the Eradication, but they managed to survive through Humankind.

## Appearance and Reproduction

Sorcerers are creatures with many similarities to Humans - humanoid, bipedal, and variety of skin and hair colours. On average, male Sorcerers are 210 centimeters while female Sorcerers are 195 centimeters. Sorcerer eye colours span the entire visible spectrum, although males tend to have warm coloured eyes while females tend to have cool coloured eyes. The eyes also have a soft luminesce to them.

According to studies, Sorcerers are incapable of endure on their own as race. For unknown reasons, Sorcerers are only born randomly from Humans or Sorcerers. For example, if two Sorcerers had a child, the child would most likely be a Human. Yet if two Humans had a child, there's a chance of them being a Sorcerer. The numbers show that the chances of Humans or Sorcerers giving birth to another Sorcerer are nearly identical to the chances of Sorcerians who were born without sorcery. Some claim it to be a part of Aetern's design while others believe Sorcerers are actually Humans with a regressive gene.

## History

### The Founding

After the Vanishing and the immediate Eradication, the surviving Humans gifted with Sorcery went into hiding for decades. Eventually a Sorcerer by the name of Ryser, left to try and rebuild his people and the Order.
Chronicles of Feyla and Gannar

The Feyla and Gannar Tales is a collection of short stories of two Sorceric researchers exploring the world.

## Books

### A Search for Divinity:

Feyla and Gannar travel to the village of Revellyr in the far northern kingdom of Trog.  With her abilities as a Energy Sorceress, she and Gannar are able to bare the freezing climate and the long trek.  The region is based off of the Inuit people and share similar cultures.  They stay there to talk to the locals and try to find an ancient Gate of the Primordi that is rumoured to be nearby.

### The Sorcerian Ruins:

Feyla and Gannar explore ancient ruins in hopes of finding a new ancient Sorcerian stronghold

### Maressenaia Sea:

Feyla and Gannar go on an ocean adventure
Lillie Keywern

Lillie Keywern, also known as Lill or Key, is a human woman born and raised in West Farthing, Valen. She is a member of the Mason Guild and close to moving up to a master mason.

## Biography

### Early Life

Lillie Keywern was born and raised in West Farthing, Valen. She was a rowdy and fearless individual which tended to create more enemies than friends. Her father's work as a mason inspired her to learn the craft and become a sort of apprentice to him.

### Member of the Guild

By the time she was 18, Lillie officially joined the Mason Guild and her apprenticeship was legitimized. Seven years into her apprenticeship, she was allowed to start taking on her own projects. Around this time, her new neighbour Kessena moved in across the street. Lillie was never good at making friends, but Kessena managed to bring the best out of her.

### The Black Market

TBE - After Kessena's misfortunate involvement with the Market, Lillie decides to help her.
Spaghettaling

Shoots meatballs, picks up traps and consumes them, flies around. Looks like it could use quite the tripping.

### Attributes

MeatyFlying

Aggressive

Breakable

### Voice Actor

Sophia Read

**"Mama Mia, this noodle looks dangerous for fusilli reasons!" - Beffica**

**Spaghettaling** is a legendary Bugsnak found in Syrup River, for Beffica's mini quest "Pasta makes you Fasta!". It resembles a Bletchling, as well as a bowl of spaghetti.

## Strategy

Once awakened the Spaghettaling will fly around, shooting meatballs at the location where you are hiding to attack you. Use the Trip Shot to trip it out of the air , and toss a Meatbomb at it to stun it longer. It will soon get back up. Now, Beffica will help help you with tossing the Meatbombs at it.

When it has had enough it will let loose some underlings called Raviflylis and like Daddy Cakelegs, it will go and hide. Follow Beffica to where it is hiding to track it down.

Now, throw Meatbombs at it again, and once it is done firing meatballs for the moment, use the Trip Shot. Since it has been weakened, it will not be able to go back up and fly, making it vulnerable. Now you can scoop it up with the Bug Net and feed it to Beffica.

## Related to

* Meatbomb
* Raviflyli

## Trivia

* Their design takes basis off the Bletchling from a book series called Flanimals.
The Dawn System

The Dawn System was given its name for being the birthplace of everything. It was the planet favoured by Aetern, the place the Primordi were pulled from the Nothingness, and where the first lifeforms were created. The Dawn System is located in the lower right section of the Inner Cluster of the Fourth Arm - D031 for short.

## Planets

### Alerin

This is the primary planet within the Dawn system where most of the inhabitants exist. It comprises of two large continents called Anor in the western hemisphere and Tirovur in the eastern hemisphere. There are three sapient creatures inhabiting the planet: Humans, Kryslians, and the Aum.

#### Moons

Aleris has two small moons in orbit. The larger blue moon called Sil can be seen during the winter. The smaller yellow moon called Yil can be seen during the summer. A common holiday for these moons takes place on both equinoxes where both moons can be seen together and light the sky a faint green.

### Hileron

Hileron is the lesser known planet in the system since the only sentient beings inhabiting it are the Mushlin tribes. Much like the Mushlin, the planet seems to be entirely encased in large fungi. According to the Mushlin's religion, all of it's flora connect together to give their planet life as their deity.

## History

According to the little history we know, the Dawn System is supposedly where Aetern emerged from the Nothingness. Eventually, he created the stars and planets throughout the universe and created the inhabitants of this system. Our creation was then followed by the extraction of the Primordi to guard us. It's unsure what Aetern did after these events, but myths and histories claim he ascended into the Ascendere.

## Resources

Dawnium is a rare metal that is exclusive to the system's asteroid belt.
Conionist Bible

**The Old Conionment** [Add text about Spies are Forever and the creation of the ship name.]

Chapter 1: The Origins of Almighty Conion

*Now, you may be asking, "what the hell is conion?"? Conion is a ship between Curt Mega and an onion. This started in the comments of a tin can bro thing. I forgot which one though, sorry. We were discussing what pokemon Curt Mega would be, and someone came up with Oddish, but forgot the name, so Oddish became Onion. They came up with a name for this fusion: Conion. People then started shipping Curt with an onion.*

**The New Conionment** [Add text about Conion's family and their representation of a diverse community.]

Chapter 1: Hasn't been written yet

Hymns can be found Here.

Family Tree can be found Here.
Black Market of Valen

## Synopsis

After fleeing from her hometown, Kessena Sylan seeks refuge in the pleasant town of West Farthing. She manages to find a job and a simple house to start her new life. In the mess of all the change, Kessena finds herself befreinding the local mason, Lillie Keywern. One day she stumbles upon an ominous caravan making their way through some empty alleyways. Intrigued, she follows and finds small crate that fell off. Inside is a grey Faerie. Together Kessena and Lillie investigate these mysterious merchants and their black market goods.

## Characters

* Kessena Sylan: A young florist learning to embrace herself and pull her life together
* Lillie Keywern: A young and brash mason learning to connect with others.
Humans

Humans were created by the high god Aetern to dwell within the Dawn System.

## History

Humans were the first physical creatures to be made during the Age of Weaving and resided in the mythical City of First Dawn. Much knowledge of these days were lost when the humans were forced to flee the great city and take refuge in what is now called Tirovur. There are many myths and stories about why they fled. Did they rebel against Aetern? Did Arinink and his legion invade? It seems that we shall never know as it is something even the Guardians of Sorcery were too young to know.

### The First Kingdoms

Broken and lost from their past, the Humans settled in the plains surrounding the Sea of Ithmis. While some believe this to be a single event, Humans took nearly a century to fully migrate and claim the empty lands. There were dozens of kingdoms created over couple years, but none were larger than a couple towns.

### Founding of Valithia

After centuries of war, the 23 kingdoms on the western coast formed the anceint kingdom of Valithia. With their power and wealth combined, they were able to control the Western Ocean and dominate the Sea of Ithmis. Although the kingdom eventually split into Rethia, Sear, Valen, and Inlith, their loyalty to each other is still strong to this day.

### War of Bayelan

A decade after the Founding of Valithia, other kingdoms grew scared of its size and power. A young king of the Bay Kingdom, King Darikin I, gathered his army and invaded his neighbours. Although his armies were small, they had obtained the knowledge of Mask Weaving magic and were able to successfully control the other kingdoms. By the time of his death, he had united kingdoms together and named them Bayelan. A kingdom that still exists today.

## Notable Humans:

* Gannar Merin
* Kessena Sylan
* Lillie Keywern
* Havard Derilor
* Lyra Kenn
The Aerial System

Aerial is sometimes referred to as the "Sky System" and was created by the lesser god Valakye. It is a planet where gravitite and levistone is abundant. Large continents float through the skies from the amount of the ore.

## Resources

Gravitite is a super magnetic metal. On Darelen, the veins of it create a magnetic field so strong that is holds continents together. It is an excellent resource for holding vehicles and buildings together.

Levistone is a gravity defyiong metal. In stead of being pulled into a gravitational pull, it is pushed. The more refined it is, the greater is pushes away. On Darelen, there is enough the that continents are able to soar through the skies. It is an excellent resource for building airships.
Piler

The Bunger of the beach. Playfully tackles anything and any snak coated in chocolate.

### Voice Actor

Rick Zieff

**"This is why you don't see me at the beach often." - Wambus**

The Piler is an aggressive Bugsnak resembling a blueberry pie and a rhinoceros beetle. It is found at Simmering Springs.

## Strategy

2 Pilers are seen wandering Simmering Springs. Lure them to a hiding bush with chocolate, causing them to run at the bush. This will stun them, and you can scoop them up with the net.

Another method is to coat one of the Pilers in chocolate. Similarly to the Bunger, another Piler will rush over to the Piler to playfully tackle it, and you can scoop it up in your net.

## Trivia

* Its design and actions are based off of this Reddit post.
Selfie Chor

The **Selfie Chor** (Selfie Thief) is an unnamed robber in the Gattu Battu TV series, who uses a special light-emitting phone to rob people. He appears in the episode, *Gattu Battu Aur Selfie Chor*. His face is initially not known to many including the news reporters but is later identified by Gattu and Battu. He is finally caught by Gattu and Battu and is arrested by Inspector Manmani at Dr. Bhatawadekar's exhibition.

## Selfie Chor

The Selfie thief chastising Gattu and Battu due to their inability to capture him at Bhatawadekar's exhibition.

## Background Information

### Enemies

Gattu
Battu
Manmani
Chammat Singh

### Quotes

"Mujhe koyi pakad na paye, laakh machao shor. Me hu selfie chor, me hu selfie, CHOR!"
Jack Merridew

Jack in the 1990s remake

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**Jack Merridew** is the main antagonist in William Golding's 1954 novel *Lord of the Flies*. He is the self-appointed leader of British boys stranded on an uninhabited island.

He was portrayed by Tom Chapin in the 1963 film adaptation, and by Chris Furrh in the 1990 remake.
Okonkwo

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**Okonkwo** is the main protagonist of the classic novel *Things Fall Apart*. Even though he is the story's protagonist he commits countless villainous acts over the course of the story and has no redeeming qualities. Despite this, he is considered a tragic character though a number of readers have a hard time sympathizing with him.
The Tenebrous System

As the name suggests, the Tenebrous system is devoid of light. Instead of orbiting a star, it orbits a minor blackhole. It's location is in the upper left section of the Outer Cluster of the Sixth Arm - F270 for short.

## Planets

### Cimmeria

This planet is the only known planet orbiting the blackhole. Very little is known about the planet due to the time dilation affecting all communications, but we did manage to find some information about it from an old exploration report. The ancient Sorcerians used the planet to mine Cimmerite. Whether or not it is still populated is impossible to tell.

#### Umbra

Umbra is Cimmeria's lone moon. According to reports, it has a soft violet glow can occasionally be seen pulled away by the blackhole's forces.

## History

The Tenebrous System was originally intended to study blackholes, time dilation, and the effects of gravity. Once they discovered Cimmeria and it's rare metal, mining became their primary focus.

## Resources

Cimmerite was a rare and vital metal to the Sorcerians. According to our sources it was the strongest known metal and used mostly for building.
Arcanum Repository Wiki

**Welcome to the Arcanum Repository!**
This is the great repository of knowledge from the Sorceric Order that contains all information known about the galaxy and worlds within it. Over the past 300 years, Sorcerers have dedicated their lives to discovering the secrets of the divine.

## **Introduction:**

Long ago, a race of people blessed with the ability of Sorcery forged the great Sorcerian kingdom. It thrived and pushed the boundaries of science and sorcery. Over time, their egos inflated and their experiments became more horrendous and disturbing. They strived for magic powerful enough to challenge other worlds and even gods. Their greatness ended one fateful day when all the Sorcerians vanished over night. Anyone born with Sorceric abilities after this event were hunted down and killed out of fear of a new Sorcerian nightmare.

The few remaining sorcerer's fled underground and created the Sorceric Order. Their initial goal was to rescue other sorcerers and discover the fate of their ancestors from the shadows. The old Sorcerian kingdom left a multitude of bases and facilities hidden around the continent. The Order's new goal is to unlock their secrets and expand their underground kingdom.
Frankie Ames

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**Big Brother** is the overarching antagonist of the late George Orwell's 1949 masterpiece *Nineteen Eighty-Four* (also known as "*1984*"). He is an all-powerful authoritarian dictator of Oceania, a fictional totalitarian state taken to the extremes of its logical conclusion: where the ruling class are in complete and utter control of the hapless masses and wield absolute power.

In the society of Big Brother, the entire population is under constant surveillance via telescreens and has no privacy or freedom outwith what Big Brother decides to afford them - Big Brother is forever reminding his people of his presence via simple but effective propaganda.

Since the creation of Big Brother by George Orwell, the name has become a symbol for oppression, especially the type in which personal freedom is removed via surveillance and whenever a government is seen as abusing its power it is often labeled a "Big Brother" state.
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The **Four Blind Mice** are the main antagonists of the Alex Cross novel *Four Blind Mice* by James Patterson. The group are war criminals responsible for the massacres of innocent villagers during the Vietnam War. The villagers were all painted with the colors of the American flag. General **Mark Hutchinson** was the leader of the massacre, **Thomas Starkey**, **Brownley Harris**, and **Warren Griffin** the soldiers under his command. When his position for Joint Chiefs of Staff was threatened by the revelation of the scandal, Hutchinson ordered the three mercenaries to illegally try and slaughter every military personnel who could’ve ousted the crimes. The mercenaries were killed by gunfire between the trio and the police, while Hutchinson, in a failure to kill Cross, is avenged upon by a Vietnamese street gang murdering him instead.
Chammat Singh

Chammat Singh impersonated by a robotic skeleton in The Haunted Island.

**Chammat Singh** is a supporting character in the Gattu Battu TV series. He is a police constable working under Inspector Manmani. He always supports his boss and regards him with a lot of respect. However, he simultaneously believes that Gattu and Battu shouldn't be arrested unnecessarily.

## Background

Chammat Singh is known to be Inspector Manmani's employee and supporter at the Vishrampur Police Station. He assists his boss in his operations. Like his boss, he too is typically hostile to Gattu and Battu. However, unlike his boss, he doesn't hold a long term grudge against them and is pleased whenever he realizes that contrary to Manmani's assumptions, Gattu and Battu aren't guilty in any crimes.
Professor Bhatawadekar

**Professor** **Bhatawadekar** is a character and a protagonist in the TV series, Gattu Battu. He is an aged scientist who works in his lab, beside Gattu's and Battu's Security Agency. He is a smart and professional inventor who makes numerous useful devices for Gattu Battu.

## Background Information

### Occupation

Scientist
Inventor

### Affliations

Gattu
Battu
Gattu Battu Security Agency

### Allies

Gattu
Battu

### Quotes

"Twinkle twinkle, little star. Dekho mera avishkaar!"

## Background

Bhatawadekar is known to be Gattu's and Battu's personal associate and ally. He helps them hide in his lab during their absconding because of Manmani, whenever approached.

He also assists Gattu and Battu in nabbing criminals and miscreants, by providing them his latest inventions.

### Personality

Bhatawadekar is good-natured and likes contributing to the arrest of criminals and ceasing of illegal activities. However, his recurring issues with hearing creates trouble for Gattu and Battu. He sometimes misunderstands their words and troubles them in the process.

## Relationships

### Ting Tong

Bhatawadekar sometimes tests his inventions on Ting Tong, as the latter is an easy target, although he helps him too at times. In the episode, *The Yoga Power*, Professor Bhatawadekar tried his robotic gloves to fling Ting Tong in the air and drop him to the ground.

In the episode, *Ting Tong Ka Ilaaj* (Ting Tong's Cure), Professor Bhatawadekar tried to help Ting Tong retain his memory even when hit. However, he couldn't complete his treatment every single instance, due to several disturbances. Eventually, Gattu and Battu cancelled the plan as Ting Tong's changing of forms led to capturing Khalibaba, a notorious dacoit.

## Trivia

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Daaya

**Daaya** is a supporting character and antagonist in the Gattu Battu TV series. He is Sher Singh's supporter, along with Baaya. Daaya means 'left' in Hindi, as he is Sher Singh's left-hand man.

## Background Information

### Occupation

Criminal
Robber

### Allies

Sher Singh
Baaya
Sher Singh's gangsters
Kima

### Enemies

Gattu
Battu
Manmani
Chammat Singh

### Dislikes

Being scolded by Sher Singh, deceived by Gattu and Battu

## Background

Daaya and Baaya (meaning "right") are Sher Singh's assistants and supporters in crime. They are called "Daaya" (meaning "left") and "Baaya" as they are Sher Singh's left-hand and right-hand men. They are both half-witted and foolish to fall for Gattu's and Battu's traps and tricks. Due to this, Sher Singh is caught by Manmani more easily.
Agatha Trunchbull

### Occupation

Headmistress of Crunchem Hall Primary School (Crunchem Hall Elementary School in the film; formerly)
Olympic hammer thrower (formerly)

### Power/Skills

Brute strength
Expert thrower (such as the shot put, javelin, and hammer throw)
Superhuman resilience (survived a 20-foot drop)
Superhuman grip
Medalist-level athleticism
High intelligence
Terror tactics
Knowledge in variety of abuse methods

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Battu

**Battu** is one of the protagonists of the TV series Gattu Battu. He is Gattu's companion and business partner.

## Battu

* Battu
* Battendra
* Jyotishi

## Background Information

### Occupation

Business Owner
Detective

### Affliations

Gattu
Gattu Battu Security Agency
Dr. Bhatawadekar

### Allies

Gattu
Dr. Bhatawadekar
Manmani (sometimes)

### Enemies

Sher Singh
Daaya
Baaya
Sher Singh's unnamed gangsters
Kima
Manmani (usually)
Chammat Singh (rarely)

### Quotes

"O teri, Battu ka sixth sense kehra ha he, ki yeha khatra he, khatra. Yeha kuch hone waala he."

## Background

Battu is known to be Gattu's close friend and business partner. He has expertise in solving cases and identifying clues. He also has an extremely sharp sixth sense, which is always right. Manmani is jealous of both him and Gattu.and always tries to get them arrested. However, they always manage to prove Manmani's suspicions wrong, leading to the latter lamenting over his defeat.

Gattu and Battu are sometimes assisted by Ting Tong, but the latter's ailment usually leads to a menace and more problems. However, it also helps them capture criminals, like in the episode*Ting Tong Ka Ilaaj*.

The duo are also helped by Professor Bhatawadekar, who hands them devices to capture miscreants. Bhatawadekar also alerts them about any news of crime in Vishrampur.

Battu also makes efficient plans to capture criminals, including deceiving them. For example, in Masterji's episode, he disguised himself as an astrologer and tried to find out about Masterji, although the plan's execution backfired. He also made an elaborate plan to capture the Selfie Chor in *Gattu Battu Aur Selfie Chor*.

### Personality

Like Gattu, Battu also has a strong willingness of righteousness and ethics. He also objects to support or take help from wrongdoers. His sixth sense is also efficient in finding out hints and clues, although it is usually too late.

## Relationships

### Gattu

Gattu is Battu's close friend and business partner. He always helps his friend in the time of need and is angered if Battu is hurt or hit by miscreants.

### Prof. Bhatawadekar

Gattu and Battu usually take help from Professor Bhatawadekar in performing their tasks. Although he efficiently assists them, Bhatawadekar's sudden hearing issues create problems for Gattu and Battu at the crucial time.

### Manmani

Manmani is usually a foe for the duo, as he always tries to arrest them by suspecting them to be involved in any new crime or with any criminal during crisis. However, he doesn't succeed in his plan as Gattu and Battu prove him wrong.
Sajiwa

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**Sajiwa**, aka **The Number Killer**, is the tertiary antagonist of the Alex Cross novel *Cross Fire*. A math teacher with a criminal record, Sajiwa obsessively killed people and painted on their faces the numbers he taught in his class. Cross halfheartedly took on the case, and The Mastermind battled the investigation along the way.

## Biography

The Number Killings first come to attention in the book when Cross' partner, John Sampson, requests consultation on the crimes. Kyle Craig, a corrupt escaped serial killer disguised as an FBI agent, briefly throws the case off track by killing a woman associated with the DCAK case to frame Sajiwa for the crime and make the profile more inaccurate. but Sajiwa's finally tracked and revealed as the killer, his criminal record revealed and the numbers in his class matching the numbers on the faces of the victims. Cross and Sampson go searching for Sajiwa for an arrest. To their shock, Craig beat them and killed Sajiwa as a continued manipulative tampering vendetta.
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**Judith Woodley** is the main villain of the first *Hannah Swensen Mysteries* novel *Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder*. She's the socialite mother of Benton Woodley, whose spending habits left the family in heavy debt. She took out a loan from local loan shark Max Turner, but the interest rate increased in Turner's demands the longer it took for her to pay the lone back. She shot Turner dead in his office to end the payments in hopes of having a chance at recovering the family's money.

Turner's subordinate at his more legitimate business, Ron LaSalle, saw Judith at the office the day of Turner's murder. Following him to his delivery truck right behind Hannah Swensen's bakery, she shot and killed LaSalle as well out of fearing he was a witness. She hosted a party Swensen was commissioned to cater at with her baked goods, but Swensen saw signs of the family losing wealth and suspected Benton.

With Swensen days later trying to discuss the finances with Judith in private, when Judith thought she was getting too close, she pulled the gun she used from her shawl and threatened to kill Swensen, sinking her and her car into the sea. She voiced no regret in killing Turner but lamented LaSalle's murder and feeling in too much of a bind to kill Swensen. Swense decided to trick her with her tea set, since her mother's an antique specialist, and say that the set was fake. She then splashed hot tea in Judith's face, wrestled her to the ground, and tied her with her scarf before holding her own gun on her. Swensen's brother-in-law, Officer Bill Todd, arrested her on the spot.
Frankenstein's Monster

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**Frankenstein's Monster** is the main antagonist of the novel *Frankenstein* by the late Mary Shelley and its many adaptations. He made his debut on January 1, 1818. Although he had surprisingly immense powers of speech in the original novel and was known for his eloquence, most adaptations limit, otherwise completely omit, his speaking capabilities. Although at first glance he seems to be generally intimidating and scary, for the most part he was initially a very gentle and sweet soul before turning to villainy out of anger for how the world treats him.

## Personality

Since Frankenstein is such a famous tale, it has been adapted many times, and, subsequently, the creature has had many different takes on him over the years, both visually, and in terms of his personality, but many of his traits are fairly consistent: He is deeply dissatisfied and depressed about life in general, holds a grudge against his creator, and is generally afraid of humanity due to its judgmental prejudice against him based solely on his grotesque appearance.

Despite his terrifying and zombie-like appearance, the creature harbours the same emotions like any other human, and the same desires: Love, friendship, and acceptance into society. Whenever he reaches out, he is faced with fear and aggression, is rejected and driven away, and his bitter loneliness manifests into a seething hatred for his creator. Despite this, he does not hate humanity, generally avoiding humans, and will only harm others in either self-defence or, in a bid to harm Frankenstein, those whom Frankenstein holds dear.

While he generally is portrayed as a miserable and embittered pariah, his intellect varies greatly depending on the adaptation. While in the book he was strategizing, somewhat educated, and highly cunning, this was eclipsed by his perhaps more iconic depiction in the Universal movies. In these, he seldom spoke, although when he did, his words carried a great deal of gravity and cryptic meaning to them. Because he was largely mute, later adaptations mistook this for stupidity and would portray the creature as an imbecilic man-child, and the Hammer series completely removed his lonely side, making him a cold-blooded murderer with severe retardation.

Many forms of popular culture would later emulate the guttural and largely mute creature. In the novel, the Monster was a vegetarian, eating berries, nuts, roots, leaves, bread, cheese, and milk, although he detested wine (In the Universal canon, the creature enjoyed alcohol and smoking). Later, however, he killed a hare for Frankenstein to eat. Prior to his rejection, the creature was friendly, naïve, and helpful towards people, saving a little girl from drowning (only for her father to mistake this for an attack and shoot him) and fed a poor family and helped manage their farm in a bid to befriend them (though this ended in bitter failure).
Gattu Battu Wiki

**Welcome to the Gattu Battu Wiki!**
A wiki about the Gattu Battu TV series.

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Cassius

Cassius in Film Adaptation

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**Gaius Cassius Longinus**, or **Cassius**, for short, is the main antagonist of the first half of William Shakespeare's 1599 play *Julius Caesar* (before being outranked by Antony).

## History

Cassius was a Roman senator who was the mastermind behind the assassination of Emperor Julius Caesar. When he heard news that Caesar intended to abolish democracy and make himself a king, Cassius decided that Caesar had to die in order to preserve the ideals Rome was founded upon. However, he knew that he needed a public figure who was well-liked by his peers so that when they do kill Caesar, their murder would be seen as justified, because the Romans disliked the idea of being governed by a king, at that time. This is where Brutus came in.

Marcus Brutus was a praetor, as well as the brother-in-law of Cassius Longinus. Brutus was one of Caesar's closest friends, and he was also the one who was the most intimate with him. In the play, Cassius manipulated Brutus into helping them assassinate Caesar, and after much discussion, Brutus ultimately decided that betraying his friend was best for Rome.

On March 15, 44 BC, Caesar arrived to the Capitol building in Rome, and he was immediately met by the conniving conspirators. After one of the conspirators caught Julius off guard, Cassius and his cohorts proceeded to stab the defenseless Caesar multiple times. After Caesar died, Brutus and his fellow conspirators later made a speech to the public concerning Julius' death by saying that it was for the best for Rome. However, Brutus and his fellow traitors were forced to flee Rome after Mark Antony convinced the crowd that they were traitors to Rome, and that Caesar was going to publicly deposit money to them as evident in his will.

In the final act of the play, Cassius and Brutus engage in a battle with Caesar's adopted son, Octavius, on the mountain of Philipi. Knowing that he and his brother-in-law may as well die in the upcoming battle ahead, he bid Brutus farewell, and he then took his position on the battlefield. Later on, he thought that his friend, Titinius, was taken as a prisoner-of-war by the enemy. Unwilling to live with the fact that one of his friends would most likely be tortured for his treachery, he asks his servant, Pindarus, to run him through with his own sword. Titinius later comes back from the fight, and discovers that Cassius had killed himself. In despair, Titinius joins him in death by killing himself.
Mary Warren

**Mary Warren** is a cowardly young girl who was one of the key accusers of the Salem Witch trials, in which thirty accused Salemites were executed and hundreds were imprisoned.

In the 1960s when the United States feared Communist spies, theater writer Arthur Miller (who himself was accused of being one) wrote a play based around the Witch Trials of 1692, and used it as a thinly-veiled metaphor for the Red Scare. It was entitiled *The Crucible*.

## Personality

Mary was a very cowardly young girl as was shown when she was accusing the other Salemites as being witches as an attempt to spare her own life from the gallows. She also ultimately betrayed her master John when Abigail and the other girls were accusing her of sending her spirit out to torment them.
Malvolio

Malvolio in the 1997 film portrayed by Nigel Hawthorne

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**Malvolio** is the main antagonist of the early 1600s play *Twelfth Night*, written by William Shakespeare. He is the vain, pompous and arrogant servant of the Countess Olivia, who he is infatued with.

## Biography

Following a drunken evening of music and general bawdiness from Sir Toby Belch, Sir Andrew Augecheek, Maria and Feste, Malvolio interrupts and hushes them for enjoying themself. He threatens them. Maria and the rest (labelled as the Revellers), decide to play a prank on Malvolio in traditional twelfth night style. Maria fabricates a letter in Olivia's handwriting which she leaves for Malvolio to find. The letter reveals Olivia is in love with someone, but it is not stated who. The letter ends with the ambiguous acronym "M.O.A.I". It takes little time for Malvolio to apply himself to this riddle in the hopes that Olivia is in love with him. The letter requests the beloved to wear yellow stockings (Olivia's most detested colour), to patronise the rest of the servants and continue smiling when in the presence of Olivia. Malvolio begins these requests, shocking Olivia. Olivia believes Malvolio to be mad, and leaves him to the care of the Revellers, who lock him in prison. Feste visits Malvolio in prison. As Malvolio is unable to see Feste, he changes his voice to pretend to be one Sir Topas, a curate, as well as Feste himself. Malvolio is eventually brought out of prison following the revelation of Viola and Sebastian's identity. Malvolio swears revenge on the revellers for the trickery.
Myrtle Wilson

Myrtle Wilson in the 2013 adaptation

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**Myrtle Wilson** is the secondary antagonist of *The Great Gatsby*. She is the unfaithful wife of George Wilson and an object to the affections of Tom Buchanan.

## Personality

Myrtle was a very ambitious and headstrong individual who was unhappy with her current position both financially and romantically. She was also a playful, fun loving and wild party animal who longed to live a life of glamour and hedonism. Myrtle was also shown to be quite oblivious to other people however and rather selfish to a certain degree.
Charles "Trout" Walker

Charles "Trout" Walker in the Disney adaptation

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**Charles "Trout" Walker** is the posthumous overarching antagonist of the 1998 novel *Holes* and its 2003 film adaptation. He was the owner of Camp Green Lake and obsessed with finding the treasure of Kissin' Kate Barlow, and the grandfather of Louise Walker.

## Biography

Trout Walker, whose father owned the town's lake, tried to win the love of Katherine Barlow, the beautiful school matron, but she fell in love with Sam, a black townsman. Trout led the charge behind an angry town mob and killed both Sam and his beloved donkey, Mary Lou. The unjust murder of her lover turned Katherine into Kissin' Kate Barlow, a notorious outlaw. After he murdered Sam and Mary Lou, the town's lake dried up and the Walker family lost all their money.

Years later, Trout and his wife Linda tracked down Kissin' Kate Barlow and demanded to know where she buried her treasure at gunpoint. Rather than tell Trout, Kate instead commits suicide by letting a yellow-spotted lizard bite her so that Trout and his family could waste their years searching.

Angered by this, Trout and his family (even his grandchildren) have spent their lives digging for the treasure, and he passed on his obsession with his granddaughter Warden Walker. After his death, she built Camp Green Lake for delinquent boys, to speed up the process. However, Stanley Yelnats IV found the treasure, causing Trout to die in vain. Kate Barlow got the last laugh, and the Walkers were finally brought to justice (as if by divine providence, it began to rain at Camp Green Lake almost immediately after the warden was arrested).
Lady Westholme

Lady Westholme in the 1988 film adaptation

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**Lady Westholme**, also known as **Dame Celia Westholme** in *Agatha Christie's Poirot*, is the main antagonist of Agatha Christie's *Appointment With Death* featuring Hercule Poirot. She is the murderer of the tyrannical Lady Boynton, committing the murder in order to keep her true identity as a former criminal secret.

## History

Lady Westholme is a former criminal once imprisoned in the very same prison where Lady Boynton, the book's victim, served as its former prison warden. She later became Lady Boynton's secretary and attempted to reach for higher social status, but was threatened by Lady Boynton, who attempted to leek her secret identity if she did not submit to her. The threat made by Lady Boynton, detailing how she would never forget anything, was originally thought to be a threat to Sarah King, but it was revealed to be a threat to Lady Westholme instead.

Without any choice, Lady Westholme killed Lady Boynton to keep her social status unharmed. Disguised as an Arab servant, she had committed the murder via poisoning the victim with a syringe filled digitoxin, and then relied upon the suggestibility of Miss Pierce to lay two pieces of misdirection that had concealed her role in the murder.

During Poirot's revelation of the truth, Lady Westholme eavesdropped all of it in an adjoining room. Realizing that her criminal history is about to be revealed to the world, Lady Westholme committed suicide.

## Trivia

* In the 1945 stage play version of the novel, also written by Agatha Christie, Lady Westholme had become a purely comic relief character as in this version, Lady Boynton took her own life to cause posthumous pressure and control over her children.
* Her actress in the 1988 film adaptation, the late Lauren Bacall, had previously portrayed Linda Arden in the 1974 film adaptation of *Murder on the Orient Express*.
Abigail Williams

Abigail Williams in the Crucible film

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**Abigail Williams** is the main antagonist of many stories about the Salem Witch Trial, one is Arthur Miller's 1953 play *The Crucible*.

She is an intelligent and manipulative young woman from Salem during the 17th century, who single-handedly started the Salem witch trials as does her controversial real-life counterpart of the same name.

Abigail Williams is described as "seventeen with a remarkable capacity for dissembling" who covets Elizabeth Proctor's husband John Proctor and tries to get Elizabeth killed in the Salem witch trials.
Anique Pomerleau

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**Anique Pomerleau** is the main antagonist of the Temperance Brennan novel *Monday Mourning*. Pomerleau is a traumatized, sexually sadistic sociopath having emulated her own tortures on other little girls just like when she suffered at their ages. Pomerleau escaped, only to be killed in *Bones Never Lie* by the only girl who survived, Tawny McGee.
Draco Malfoy

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**Draco Lucius Malfoy** is a major antagonist in the *Harry Potter* franchise, serving as the secondary antagonist of both the *Sorcerer's Stone* and the *Half-Blood Prince*, a major antagonist in the *Chamber of Secrets*, the *Prisoner of Azkaban*, the *Goblet of Fire*, and the *Order of the Phoenix*; and a major anti-hero in the *Deathly Hallows*.

He is the typical spoiled and self-centered bully, Harry's arch-rival at Hogwarts, and a Death Eater serving under Lord Voldemort. He is the son of Lucius Malfoy and his wife Narcissa, the nephew of Bellatrix Lestrange and Andromeda Tonks, the cousin of Nymphadora Tonks and Delphi, the second cousin of Sirius Black and the father of Scorpius. He then reconciled with his enemies and joined Harry Potter.
Gellert Grindelwald

Middle-Aged Grindelwald in the film adaptation

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**Gellert Grindelwald** is a flashback antagonist, yet very important background character and historical figure from the *Harry Potter* series of books and their film adaptations.

He is also the main antagonist of the prequel series *Fantastic Beasts*, so far appearing as the main antagonist of the first two instalments.

Grindelwald was an old friend of Albus Dumbledore before his downward spiral into villainy, and considered one of the most powerful and dangerous Dark Wizards of all time, with Lord Voldemort considered to be the only one able to surpass him. Believing that wizardkind was oppressed by the non-magical, Grindelwald sought to establish a new world order in which Witches and Wizards ruled over Muggles, claiming that his actions were "for the greater good".
Al Ayla

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**Al Ayla**, aka **The Family**, are the secondary antagonists of the Alex Cross novel *Kill Alex Cross*. The Family are a Saudi terrorist cult obsessed with taking down DC. Starting with poisoning the water supply, the Family then attacks Washington Station, killing two guards in an escape. Suspected of kidnapping the president's children as well, it's disproven not long after several of the terrorists are arrested. When ever the members and partners in crime are suspected of betrayal or nearly caught, they're either murdered or brainwashed into suicide. It turns out one cult member was an FBI informant who infiltrated the ranks, and when she's taken into custody as well, she's revealed the terrorists never committed the main crime the novel is surrounded by: the abduction of the president's children, committed by school nurse Glass. Hala and Tariq Al Dossari retreat to Jibbo, or "Grandfather", and the last conspiring family. All agree to take suicide pills, which Tariq does first. All but Hala, so she instead shoots Jibbo and the family before making a run for it under a new identity.

## Members

* Jibbo, aka "Grandfather"
* Hala and Tariq Al Dossari
* "Uncle" and his wife
* Two couples
* A couple and their sons
King Claudius

Claudius in the 1996 film adaptation

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**King Claudius** (also simply known as **Claudius**, but only directly referred to as **The King** in the play) is the main antagonist of William Shakespeare's play *Hamlet* and its film adaptations. He is the King of Denmark, brother of King Hamlet, second husband to Queen Gertrude, and uncle to Prince Hamlet (the hero of the story). He murders his brother in order to usurp the throne and marry his former sister-in-law Gertrude; Prince Hamlet learns of his uncle's treachery and vows revenge, setting the play in motion.
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**Aaron the Moor** is the lover of Tamora and the main antagonist of William Shakespeare's *Titus Andronicus*. As he is called by Marcus in Act V, Scene III, he is "an irreligious moor, and chief architect and plotter of these woes".

## Trivia

* Due to the fact that Black people were not allowed on stage during Shakespeare's time, the actor playing Aaron would have originally been a white man wearing blackface.
* In Julie Taymor's 1999 adaptation of the play entitled *Titus*, Aaron is played by Harry Lennox and is considered by many to give the best performance in the film.
Amalthea Lank

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**Amalthea Lank** is the estranged mother of Maura Isles in the Rizzoli and Isles book series. As revealed, she also leads a family of serial killers responsible for murdering pregnant women and selling their kids after cutting them out the moment the mothers die. When her daughter and Isles’ twin sister Anna Leoni is murdered, Amalthea’s crimes are traced, leading to her arrest and her son, Samuel’s death, born from the marriage to her cousin Elijah, who died of natural causes after assisting Amalthea for years. She’s the main killer in *Body Double*, but she appears again in I *Know A Secret* when she’s aged and dying.