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Mair

****M******air** was a girl who surveyed the Coldway. She met one of the caldnicker's dreams, Hale, and the two fell in love and were eventually married.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Sullivan told a story about the Coldway, a mass of tunnels created under Flotilla when the river Skidwrack freezes. Each year, young people would go out and survey the Coldway, and one winter, Mair was one of them. She dressed warm, and took some food and rope and matches and a drawing pad, among other things. She hoped to be one of the first to get her survey to the cartographer who made each year's map of the Coldway, because those people were paid well. Mair knew very well how to maneuver in the Coldway, but at one point, she accidentally put her foot down where she hadn't tested the ice, and began to fall in. She used her rope to prevent herself from drowning, but before she fell in, she was saved by a boy who called himself Hale.

He helped her recover her possessions, and Mair realized that she was speaking to not another surveyor, but to a dream of the caldnicker. They finished surveying the Coldway together, and Mair met him again the following day. The two fell in love and wandered the tunnels together all winter. However, spring began to come, and the Coldway began to thaw. In the spring, the caldnicker's dreams would sublimate, and Mair would lose Hale. Mair wanted to try to swim in the Skidwrack and find the caldnicker, Hale would not let her because it was too dangerous. Mair eventually agreed, and went to the cartographer who made the maps of the Coldway. She met his apprentice, who suggested that they sublimate Hale early, then attempt to condense him again. Hale agreed to try, and they did. Hale re-formed and stayed that way for many years. The two got married and shared their success with anyone they met in the Coldway for years after.
Naz

****N******az** is a girl who attends Marymead. She is a friend of Lucy and Loxi Chell.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Naz came out of Mr. Otterwill's class giggling along with Lucy and Loxi. Marzana later recalled a time when she'd had to sit with Naz, Lucy, and Loxi, which she thought of as the Ketchup Pizza Incident. Naz had allowed her to sit with them and Lucy had filled her in on what they'd been talking about. Naz teased Loxi, then declined ketchup.
Reever Colophon

**Reever Colophon**: Too much truth, my lady.

— *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*, pg. 182 |  | ”

****R******eever Colophon** is the twin brother of Negret Colophon. He is a High Walker with many tattoos, and came to the Blue Vein Tavern along with Negret to aid in the confrontation between Masseter and Petra.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Reever accepted sherry, and Jessamy talked to him. After hearing the song that beats the Devil, Jessamy's hands clenched and crushed her sherry glass, and Reever helped clean it up. Reever volunteered to tell the second tale, and told a story of how Alphonsus Lung, Cassiterides Bone, Ignis Blister and Drogam Nerve had built a whalebone spring to defend a town. The guests enjoyed the tale, and afterward Reever seemed to admit his love to Jessamy. Reever and his twin Negret both enjoyed Madame Grisaille's joke. After storytelling, Reever sat down next to his brother and gave Negret a sherry. Negret and Petra encouraged Reever, who worried that Jessamy would not be around long.

Reever, Negret, Madame Grisaille, and Maisie all danced to the joyful, happy melody that was the song that beats the Devil. When Sorcha showed up, Reever and Madame maneuvered Sorcha into dancing with Negret. Reever, Negret, and Madame Grisaille agreed that they were on Petra's side if ever there was a confrontation. Reever watched as his brother stretched out unnaturally to search the shelves, rebuking him for doing so where the other guests could see, and telling him to let it go, because this wasn't their purpose for a visit.

Reever complimented Jessamy's gloves. When Negret continued to angle to find whatever he was looking for, Reever was exasperated. Reever responded to the inkeeper, saying that both he and Negret were indeed High Walkers like Forel. He answered Maisie's question, saying that High Walkers were like roamers. Reever did not take Forel's relic, Negret accepting it instead.

When Petra and Masseter confronted each other and Masseter tried to take something from her, Reever seemed amused as Madame Grisaille showed her power and stopped Masseter, who'd thought himself in control, declaring multiple times that Masseter was not in power. After he, Petra, and Sullivan left, Reever asked Jessamy to dance, and they did.

## Physical appearance

Reever has tattoos, which are similar to Negret's but not the same. He is pale and has red hair, which he wears short and cowlicky. Negret has two sets of teeth, and though he is usually almost six feet tall, he can extend himself at will; Reever can presumably do the same thing. Reever is described as a young man, though he and Negret are said to have been in Nagspeake for a very, very long time.

## Personality and traits

Reever typically appears easygoing, cool, and often lazy. He also grins a lot. Sometimes, he can become more serious, like when talking to Jessamy and when confronting Masseter.

## Trivia

* The word "Colophon" refers to a publisher's emblem or a statement at the end of a book.
* The names "Negret, Reever" could possibly mean "never regret" or "egret, river".
Jianming Cerrajero

****J******ianming Cerrajero** was a Chinese man who lived in Nagspeake, and an ancestor of Maisie Cerrajero. He at one point angered Liao by saying that Xiaoming was a boy's name, although he didn't mean to. He later gave Liao a gift. Jianming Cerrajero is a locksmith, and has his shop on John Agony Pier.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Lucy and Liao went to the Quayside Harbors, looking for a boat for Lucy. They met Mr. Cerrajero, who Liao spoke to in Chinese, then asked about a boat. He sent them to ask Tom Yarrow, and gave a few other names as well. When he introduced himself, Liao declared that "Jianming" sounded like his mother's name, Xiaoming. Mr. Cerrajero commented that Xiaoming was a boy's name, and wondered why she was called that, commenting that the only female Xiaoming that he knew of was from a folktale. Liao yelled that his mother was real, and Lucy dragged him away, thanking Mr. Cerrajero. Tom Yarrow, after hearing that Mr. Cerrajero had sent him, showed Lucy his boat.

Trigemine met Mr. Cerrajero in the Quenching Press. He noticed that he was Chinese, and after buying Mr. Cerrajero a drink, talked to him. He asked if Mr. Cerrajero knew someone called Xiaoming, to which he responded that Xiaoming was a boy's name except for a mythical Chinese princess. He seemed offended at Trigemine asking where he was from, and assuming that all the Chinese people in Nagspeake knew each other. Cerrajero noted that there were many kinds in Nagspeake, seeming to mean Trigemine, thanked him for the drink, and left. Trigemine later found out that Xiaoming was indeed magical, and wished he'd talked more with Cerrajero about the myth.

When Lucy went to Forgeron's shop to find the Albatross to ransom Liao, who Trigemine and Blister had kidnapped, Mr. Cerrajero was there. He filled Forgeron in on how Lucy had broken in to get the Albatross for Trigemine, and invited her to leave through the door instead of the window, which Forgeron laughed at. He told Forgeron about having met Lucy and Liao, and Xiaoming's name. They talked about roamers, Cerrajero commenting on the rules, and Morvengarde. When Lucy decided that Trigemine would not, in fact, give Liao back if she gave him the Albatross, and left, Cerrajero approved her decision. As she went, he gave her something he used on locks to give to Liao.

After Lucy left, Simon Coffrett showed up. Cerrajero commented on rules again, how Mr. Swifte had picked his side, and what Simon Coffrett thought of Lucy. Liao used the tool from Jianming to help him escape Trigemine and Blister.
Sails

**"******S******ails"** is a member of the *Left-Handed Fate*'s crew. He makes sails.

Mr. Raines, the carpenter, is called "Chips", so presumably "Sails" is a nickname as well.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Kendrick told Lucy to ask for extra canvas for her cutter's sail, though he didn't think Sails would have time to make it himself.
Tailrace

Isaac Knickpointe on the Tailrace.

The ****T******ailrace** is a part of the Skidwrack where the river can only be crossed by enlisting a Ferryman's services. It has rapids.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Al Tesserian told a story about a Ferryman at the Tailrace. The Tailrace was, he said, a part of the Skidwrack that could only be crossed with the help of a Ferryman, and was named for the old water mill nearby. No one really knew what was on the other side; perhaps it changed. In Isaac Knickpointe's era, many people wanted to cross because they needed a miracle, and hoped the Tailrace could help them. A boy called Cas crossed the Tailrace into Nagspeake, which was, he said, rare. Masseter later noted that he'd gotten his kairos mechanism assembled by a conflagrationeer across the Tailrace, revealed to have been the same man that Knickpointe often helped across the Skidwrack.

## Trivia

* The word "Tailrace" means a water channel below a dam or water mill.
Padraig del Olmo

****P******adraig del Olmo** was the grandfather of Ciro del Olmo and a camoufleur. He camouflaged many Belowground Transit stations.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

Ciro mentioned how his grandfather designed Belowground Transit System stations to blend in. He got his grandfather's notes from his attic, which included drawings for many (if not all) of the Belowground stations, and notes on them, including mentions of the old iron. When Marzana introduced Ciro to Brandon, Brandon was impressed that Ciro was the grandson of Padraig, mentioning having met him, and Ciro noted that his grandfather had died when he was seven. Brandon mentioned Padraig having worked to find and hide all the paperwork related to the Belowground.
Peter (Commorancy)

## Peter

**Harriet**: *Peter, he announced in 1923 that he'd invented it. Show me where it says he didn't invent it earlier. XO Harri.*

— *The Thief Knot*, pg. 101 |  | ”

****P******eter** is a member of the Marymead Commorancy. He and Harriet worked on a project together.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana and Nialla saw a diorama on a table with correspondence between Harriet and Peter, Harriet insisting that a death ray was necessary and Peter telling her not to add one.
The Coldway

Mair and Hale in the Coldway

**The** ****C******oldway** is a system of tunnels that forms underneath the district of Flotilla every winter, above the frozen Skidwrack. It is different every year, so each winter someone maps it, a treacherous job.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Sullivan told a story about the Coldway, which was, he said, a system of tunnels created under Flotilla when the Skidwrack River froze. Since Flotilla moved and changed, the Coldway was never the same place twice. It also had different parts, with boats overhead making up its ceilings and walls. Strange things could also happen in the Coldway, it was said, one of which was the legends about the caldnicker, a serpent that was said to live under the Skidwrack. Each year, the Coldway had to be mapped, and surveys were usually taken by children, because they wouldn't fall through the ice. The surveys were then put together by a cartographer.

One day, a girl called Mair snuck out to survey the Coldway. She was saved from falling in the ice by a boy called Hale, who she realized was one of the caldnicker's wandering dreams. Mair and Hale soon fell in love, but worried that when spring came and the Coldway thawed, Hale would disappear. They found a way to save Hale, as suggested by Mr. Oronti's apprentice. It is noted that people walk in the Coldway during the day.

## Physical characteristics

The ice is dark and freezes in unusual patterns. The Coldway's walls and ceiling are made of the boats overhead, so in some places the tunnels have high ceilings and in other places they are very low. Flotillians typically lower ropes from their houses or boats into the Coldway in the hopes that they would help someone if they needed it.
Raw Nights

The ****R******aw Nights** are the days between the twenty-first and the second day of the New Year or the twenty-fourth and the fifth of the New Year, depending on how you count. It is said that spirits come out during these nights.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

When asked about the Waits, Mr. Hakelbarend mentioned the Raw Nights. He said that they were between the twenty-first and the second day of the New Year were the Raw Nights, though Lucky corrected him that it could also be the twenty-fourth and the fifth day of the New Year. Mr. Hakelbarend explained how spirits and haunts were supposed to come out during these nights, and nights when fortunes can be told and good or bad luck assured. He told how the Waits' traditions helped bring good luck and ward off the bad. Lucky told Milo that the Raw Nights were the caroling period for the Waits. The hobby horse was important, she explained, because not even the worst of the uncanny things that come out during the Raw Nights will not bother carolers that have a hobby horse with them. The hobby horses were buried except during the Raw Nights, when they went out with the carolers. Hobby horses are said to have been seen after caroling is done, drifting around, during the Raw Nights.
Meddy (disambiguation)

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****M******eddy** may refer to:

* **Addie Whitcher**, who Milo mistook for Meddy Caraway and called her Meddy for so long that it became Addie's nickname.
* **Madeleine Caraway**, Mrs. Caraway's daughter, who goes by Meddy. Milo mistook Addie Whitcher for her and called Addie Meddy.
Rose Mirassat

****R******ose Mirassat** is a confectioner, or counterfeiter. She was one of Emmett Syebuck's suspects for the kidnapping of Peony Hyde.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett Syebuck told Barbara and Peter Hakelbarend about the kidnapping of Peony Hyde, and mentioned his friend Thad's suspects: Hickson Blount, Rose Mirassat, and Rob Gandreider. They noted that Rose and Hickson did not have Liberty warrants; they were not official residents of the Liberty. After hearing that a female voice had bribed Flynn, Mrs. Hakelbarend considered Rose Mirassat, but Mr. Larven thought this would be odd information for even a carrier to have, and Rose couldn't have done it because she was a 'confectioner'. Mrs. Hakelbarend asked him to bring Rose by anyhow, though she agreed that this did not sound like Rose's job. She suspected that Hickson and Rose had been pawns like Rob. Marzana told the Thief Knot that it had been said that Rose could not be involved in this because she was a candymaker, but did not understand what this meant. Meddy spoke up, saying that Rose must be a confectioner, or counterfeiter.
Lila

*This article is about the girl on the lock. For the member of the game group, see Lily.*

## Book information

### Mentioned

*The Thief Knot*

****L******ila** is someone whose name is engraved on one of the locks on the Marymead fence.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana recalled how one of the locks on the Marymead fence, a Beartrap, had "Bobby and Lila. February 14—Forever" engraved on it.
Ed (disambiguation)

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****E******d** may refer to:

* **Ed Pickering**, the famous smuggler who owned the ship *Ganzander*.
* **Ed Tivrutsky**, Marzana's classmate who lives in the Liberty of Gammerbund.
Nicole Wong

***"And when I asked why he supposed I might be able to do the impossible, he said, 'Because I believe you are special.'"*
Liao to Lucy on Blister, *Bluecrowne*, p. 133
*This article is on a subject existing outside the universe of the Greenglass House series.***

## Biographical information

### Family

* Husband
* Daughter
* Cat
* Dogs

## Association information

### Affiliations

Greenglass House series

****N******icole Wong** is the illustrator of *Bluecrowne* and *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*. She lives in Fall River, Massachusetts, with her husband, daughter, cat, and dogs.

## Biography

I was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, with both parents in the arts—my dad was a designer and painter, and my mom was a fashion illustrator and art teacher.  So when I was a kid I never thought of becoming anything except an illustrator. I drew constantly as a girl—including on the walls behind furniture, where my mom would find drawings years later. I received my first freelance illustration job when I was 12. As I grew up I wanted to learn more, and graduated from RISD with a BFA in illustration. Now, I’m happily a full-time illustrator of children’s books. I continue to live in Fall River with my husband, daughter, mean kitty, and happy, high energy dogs.

## References

1. ↑ nicole-wong.com/contact
2. ↑ https://nicole-wong.com/portfolio-1
Madeleine Caraway

****M******adeleine Caraway**, called **Meddy**, is Mrs. Caraway's youngest daughter. Milo mistook Addie Whitcher for her.

## Biography

### Greenglass House

Milo mistook Addie Whitcher for Meddy, noting that Meddy was Lizzie's younger sister, and that he had heard about Meddy but had never met her.

When Addie revealed who she really was to Milo, she said that her name was not Meddy. Milo said that it was short for Madeline or something, but Addie persisted that Meddy was Mrs. Caraway's daughter's name, and that if Milo told Mrs. Caraway that he had been playing with Meddy for the last few days, Mrs. Caraway would think him crazy, as Meddy Caraway had never been there.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo noted that Mrs. Caraway and Lizzie were going to stay at the inn until Emmett left, at least, as Madeleine went to school in another city near her dad and would not get home until Christmas Eve.
Negret (disambiguation)

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****N******egret** may refer to:

* **Negret Colophon**, the brother of Reever Colophon in *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*.
* **Milo Pine**, who named his Odd Trails character for Negret after reading *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*.
* **Negret's keys**, keys that Milo found in the attic of Greenglass House and used as part of his Odd Trails character's pretend history.
Limen Docks

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The ****L******imen Docks** is a place that houses Trystero Wharf, where Deacon and Morvengarde can be found. Foulk Trigemine recounted meeting Morvengarde when he was younger, and Morvengarde presenting a card with an address. Seleucia Deacon later presented a similar one, presumably with the same address.
Orienteer

The paper airplane made of six sheets that Georgie made for Marzana.

The ****O******rienteer** was a paper airplane set that Violet Cross used to secretly distribute maps.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo told a story about how Violet Cross had secretly distributed maps through a kite kit called the Orienteer. Marzana corrected him that the kite kit was not the Orienteer, but the Windrose and the Portolan. The Orienteer, she said, was a paper airplane set, with instructions for six planes and the map was cut into six sheets. Marzana told Milo that the customers did not buy the kits, the distributers did. They then took the kits apart, put together the maps, and sold the maps. This way, Deacon and Morvengarde did not know how the maps were coming in, and could not buy one and figure things out. Georgie Moselle then made a paper airplane with six sheets as a gift for Marzana.
Maria

****M******aria** is a member of the game group at Surroyal Books, along with Lily, Jeffrey, Emilia, and Alex.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Lucky introduced Marzana to the game group, and Maria invited Marzana to play The Sneaksby Gambit with them, mentioning that it was the first time of all of them. Marzana agreed that it looked cool. They played for a while, then took a break.
King of Finding Things

The ****K******ing of Finding Things** was what Maisie called her sister in her tale, due to her proficiency at finding things. The "King of Finding Things" was also a title awarded to Maisie by Masseter.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Maisie told a story about three kings, called the King of Finding Things, the King of Opening Things, and the King of Tying Things. They would go voyaging every year, and one year they found an island. The King of Finding Things led the others through a maze on the island, until they reached a tower. In the tower, to their surprise, they found their little sister, the family villain. The Knave of Taking Things had been sent away because she kept stealing, but now she promised she'd learned her lesson. The three kings went to rescue her, passing through a series of trials to reach her. They took her home with them, and after that she behaved, and was called the Knave of Building Castles of Cards, because that was what she did while she waited for her siblings to come home.
Most Noble House of Carinos

The **Most Noble House of Carinos** is one of the Five Families of Lyzentos. It earned its fortune through usury and banking, established by the wealthy banker Edros Carinos, who set up branches of the Carinos Bank in the major cities of Swanhaven, Hetzburg, Ellgyr, and Selvarn.

The family achieved a royal connection with Aelia Carina's marriage to Leogar the Iron Fury, King of Cyngvar. This relationship caused a great deal of controversy as it was the first dynastic union between a Hynethist and a Deronist in Cyngvar.
Oliver Cotgrave

****O******liver Cotgrave** is the wife of Catriona Cotgrave and father of Nadia Cotgrave. He and his wife donated Marymead to the department of education.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emilia told Marzana that Catriona and Oliver Cotgrave had been the ones to donate Marymead to the department of education, and that they had a daughter, Nadia.
Ketchup Pizza Incident

**The Ketchup Pizza Incident** is Marzana's name for an awkward conversation she had with Naz, Lucy, and Loxi in sixth grade.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

While walking toward Surroyal Books to join a game group, Marzana thought about the Ketchup Pizza Incident, which had occurred in sixth grade when Nialla had been out sick. Marzana had asked to sit with Naz, Lucy, and Loxi, who were talking about The Oracular Records Department and the actor Loxi apparently had a crush on. Marzana, not knowing what they were talking about and having nothing to say, eventually went to get ketchup, even though ketchup with pizza wasn't good. She needed time to think of something to say but couldn't think of anything. Marzana worried that something like this might happen again.
Meg

****M******eg** was a member of Violet Cross's crew. She was the first mate, an excellent pilot, and wore pink lipstick.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Honora told Marzana a story about a time when Violet Cross's crew had smuggled truffle-hunting pigs. Meg had been the pilot, she said, and during the storm Meg had been able to pilot the ship quite close to a wall of rocks without any trouble. Marzana understood that Meg, Violet Cross's first mate, had to do that because the back way out of Nagspeake was almost impossible to navigate even when it wasn't storming. Mrs. Hakelbarend later mentioned missing Meg.

## Physical appearance

Meg is known for the pink lipstick she always wears.
Nautical chart

The ****n******autical chart** is a chart that Georgie Moselle brought to Greenglass House. No one could figure out what waterway it mapped, but Milo Pine discovered that it pointed to the hiding place of Doc Holystone's final cargo.

## History

### *Greenglass House*

Milo Pine found a piece of old paper on the ground, presumably dropped by one of the guests. He realized that it reminded him of a nautical chart, and decided that was what it was, but could not match it to any waterways he knew of. Meddy found it when it fell out of his pocket, and noted that he hadn't asked around to find out who it belonged to. She suggested that they investigate the guests and find out what the chart lead to, suggesting even that perhaps the chart led to treasure hidden at Greenglass House.

Milo had left the map in his room, and when he went to get it, it had been stolen, and a decoy paper had been left behind. Milo noticed that, although the decoy paper was blank, it was the same paper, and they both had the same watermark on them, a wrought-iron gate that was slightly warped. Meddy inquired whether he'd seen the gate anywhere before, and he realized he had. Milo then led her to the window on the fourth floor, where the metal that held together the glass had the gate hidden in it.

Georgie told how she had made a decoy map to throw off Clem, and had gone to all the trouble of tracking down the antique stock to make it. However, Clem had followed the watermark to Greenglass House. Georgie later gave Milo back the nautical chart and apologized for taking it. He asked what she knew about it, and Georgie said that perhaps the paper dated back to the original family Mrs. Hereward had mentioned, the Bluecrownes. Georgie said that while the paper was a couple hundred years old, the ship icon and albatross had been painted onto it much more recently. Milo and Meddy checked the chart against Mr. Vinge's book, a history of the Skidwrack River, but did not find a match.

Milo Pine later discovered the true meaning of the nautical chart. The albatross on the chart was not a compass pointing north, but rather pointing to the ship icon. The ship icon, he theorized, was meant to represent the ship chandelier in the dining room of Greenglass House, made by Lowell Skellansen. There in the chandelier, Milo found Doc Holystone's final cargo, and later, a cartoon for Skellansen's story window telling what had happened to Doc Holystone.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo thought about the nautical chart, noting that he kept it in its leather folder between the bookends on his desk. it had been drawn on very old paper, which had been able to stand up to a surprising amount of use.

## Physical characteristics

The nautical chart is old and its paper is green-tinged. It feels brittle to Milo, but he thought it had once been thick, expensive paper. It had a watermark on it, a wrought-iron gate that was slightly warped. Milo recognized it as a nautical chart, but could not tell what waterway it corresponded to. Georgie later explained to Milo that the ship icon and albatross were newer than the rest of the chart.
Prim

**Mr.** ****P******rim** is the *Left-Handed Fate*'s bosun.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

Kendrick made sure Lucy had the bosun's whistle, which she carried with her whenever she went ashore. When Lucy acquired a cutter that needed work, she asked Mr. Raines to inspect it. He sent for Mr. Prim, who examined the mast and yard while he looked over the wood, and they shouted up to Mr. Santat. Mr. Prim deemed that the cutter needed a new yard and the canvas was not in good shape. He made a list for what the cutter needed, which Lucy worked on.
Poppy

****P******oppy** is a girl who lives in Pantin's house. Her twin sister is called Tulip.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Madame Grisaille told a story about Pantin. She described his red brick house, which he shared with two other families. One of those was a mother and her twin daughters, who were called Poppy and Tulip. When a peddler came, the mother asked what he was buying, since her job did not pay well and she could do with more money.
Jumper

A ****J******umper** is a powerful being. Little is known about them, but they are usually good.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine saw a man talking to the Ironmonger, who he identified as "trouble", and suspected that he was a Jumper. The Ironmonger confirmed this after the man, Simon Coffrett, had left, and afterward Blister expressed sympathy, saying that he'd met five Jumpers and hated them too. Blister talked about how unpredictable they were, and Trigemine wondered why Simon Coffrett wanted the Albatross. The Ironmonger later found Simon Coffrett again and tried to get him to get Lucy's brother back from Trigemine. Simon said that while he could do it it wasn't his place (Forgeron and Cerrajero both expressed contempt at this) and convinced the Ironmonger that Lucy did not need his interference. The Ironmonger accepted.
Sullivan

****S******ullivan** is a seiche boy who wishes to atone for his sacrifice. He is in love with Petra.

## Biography

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Sullivan left the room abruptly when a music box played "Riverward". He stumbled, something that surprised Petra since she'd never seen him do something imperfectly. One night, when Sullivan was up late as always, he heard Masseter and saw Petra, to whom he blew a kiss. Sullivan volunteered to tell a tale, one with a happy ending, and told of the girl Mair who had fallen in love with the caldnicker's dream Hale. They had found a way to be together, and shared how they'd done it.

Captain Frost compared the story to one about seiche, and he, with the help of Sullivan and Sorcha, explained, to the guests that did not know, what seiche were. They told how seiche girls, according to the legends, would come out of the river, but someone had to sacrifice themselves in order for the seiche to stay on land. Frost suggested that perhaps the reason for the Skidwrack River's floods was because there was a seiche boy out of the water, and tried to throw Sullivan into the water. Sullivan stopped him, saying that his sacrifice had already been made, and how making others sacrifice themselves for them was a monstrous thing. Sullivan left the room.

Sullivan joined Captain Frost, who was checking the weather yet again, outside. They talked to each other, about the river, and the deaths they'd caused and the remorse they felt. They later returned, and Sullivan confronted Petra for controlling the tale-telling. He then went to bed. Sullivan and Petra sat together on the couch the next day. When Petra and Masseter left to stop the river's flooding, Sullivan insisted on going as well, and they left. Jessamy told a story of how Sullivan would support her and she would beat the Devil and stop the floods.

## Physical appearance

Sullivan is stunningly beautiful, with an almost perfect face except for a scar under his eye. His face has a pretty tan and is lean with changing eyes.
Lucy (disambiguation)

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****L******ucy** may refer to:

* **Lucy Bluecrowne**, the sister of Liao and daughter of Richard Bluecrowne. She lived in Lansdegown House for some time before returning to her father's ship, the *Left-Handed Fate*.
* **Lucy**, the friend of Naz and Loxi, who attends Marymead.
* **Aunt Lucy's Counterpane Book**, a book of tales and rhymes that is well known in Nagspeake.
Lula Macready

****L******ula Macready** is a member of Honora's bridge club.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Mrs. Macready came to Hedgelock Court to play a game of bridge with Honora Catharping, Amy Ileck, and Henny Unwin. She ate chips and later used the cookie shelf as an armrest. Honora complained that Mrs. Macready, who had been her partner, had played very badly.
Seleucia Deacon

****S******eleucia Deacon** was the partner of Morvengarde after Octavian Deacon. She was killed by Jack Hellcoal, and Aniline Deacon succeeded her. Seleucia Deacon had a kairos mechanism as well as Trigemine, and was even better at kairos reckonings than he was.

## Biography

### *Bluecrowne*

After Trigemine and Blister lost the battle with Xiaoming and Lucy, and subsequently the conflagrationeer they'd been after, Trigemine heard a voice that terrified him. It was Seleucia Deacon, and she expressed contempt for Trigemine and Blister and their performance. Trigemine told her that the Ironmonger had given the Albatross to a Jumper and stopped making weapons, to which her eyebrows moved slightly: confusion, the most Trigemine had ever seen her betray. Deacon told Trigemine that he was to go to Louisiana Territory and get the Albatross from the Jumper, even though kairos was no longer on his side.

Blister then listed all his titles, trying to impress her, but she seemed almost bored and definitely unimpressed, stating that she was higher rank than him. Jack Hellcoal then showed up, and Deacon did her best to explain why he was not going to be receiving a conflagrationeer. Jack wanted things to be made up, and Deacon said that they would find the next opportunity, but instead, Jack killed her using his hell coal.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Foulk Trigemine told a story about his younger days. He had written to Morvengarde about all the ferly in Jacinda's garden of meteorites, and a woman with "Seleucia Deacon, Grandmaster Secondaria" written on her card came along with a man that was almost certainly a bodyguard. Deacon examined the garden, declared Foulk right, and after meeting Jacinda declared the meteorites too big to move and left. Soon after that, Jacinda disappeared, and Foulk wondered if Jacinda had been the ferly's source, and Deacon had taken her. Seleucia Deacon later came with the bodyguard and rescued Foulk when he'd gotten in trouble, and eventually Foulk was made to work for Deacon and Morvengarde. He later failed an assignment and got Seleucia Deacon killed, but was not killed himself because, he realized, besides Seleucia Deacon, he was their only time-reckoner. Deacon's sister Aniline inherited her stock, and faulted Foulk for her sister's death.

## Physical appearance

Seleucia Deacon is pale and has light hair. She wears a velvet riding hat with a peony in the band, and has gray eyes.
Thad

****T******had** is Emmett's friend who works in Criminal Investigation. He worked very hard on the case of Peony Hyde's kidnapping, eventually showing up with Emmett and Marzana's parents to apprehend Moth and Kit Fletchwood.

## Biography

### Early life

Thad and Emmett have been friends since primary school.

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett Syebuck came to Hedgelock Court because of a kidnapping. He had a friend in Criminal Investigation, he said, who thought the suspect was in the Liberty, and needed to know which of his three suspects it was. His friend had been working very hard, all night, skipping meals, and Emmett had offered to help. Emmett wanted Mr. and Mrs. Hakelbarend to find out which, if any, of the suspects (Hickson Blount, Rose Mirassat, and Rob Gandreider) were guilty, and help Thad make a case for extradition as fast as he could. Emmett provided the Hakelbarends with a copy of Thad's notes, and information on how to contact him and Thad. Marzana asked some questions about the kidnapping that Emmett would pass on to Thad to look into.

After interrogating Rob Gandreider and finding out that he had been let out of jail by an officer called Flynn, Mr. Hakelbarend called in this information. Thad's office was apparently near the prison, because he met up with Flynn quickly. Thad made him talk, and Captain Flynn revealed that he'd received bribes and blackmail. After finding Peony Hyde, Marzana's parents went to give a report to Emmett and Thad in the city proper. When Marzana and the rest of the Thief Knot figured out who the kidnapper was and what the kidnapping was about, some of them went to confront the kidnappers, hoping to learn Peony's whereabouts (the one they had found had been a fake, they discovered), and some stayed behind to contact the Hakelbarends, Emmett, and his friend Thad.

Thad was eventually reached, along with Emmett and the Hakelbarends, and they arrived to Mergenthaler Street Station (Thad expressed amazement at the iron all over) in time to apprehend Moth and Kit Fletchwood. Tasha Cormorant, the other kidnapper, had skipped out, they said. However, Peony Hyde had been found, because of the message in the ransom note the Thief Knot had discovered, which pointed them to the abandoned amusement park where Thad had sent a team, who successfully recovered Peony. Brandon was sure that Thad would keep the secret of the Belowground Transit System, since they had done him a big favor and he would pay it back.
Morrawhick Point

****M******orrawhick** **Point** is a shoal of unknown location (presumably in Nagspeake) where it is said that there are golevants in the water.

## History

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Mrs. Haypotten worked golevants into her story, saying that there was a story about their being off Morrawhick Point—though she suspected it was only to keep the children safe. She recited a rhyme warning children away from the dangerous shoal because of the golevants.
R. Burroughs

****R******. Burroughs** is presumably the principal of Watermill Elementary.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

After breaking into the school records, Emilia found that the Watermill principal had been called about hiring Mr. Otterwill as a substitute at Marymead. The principal (Marzana presumed he was R. Burroughs) had reported on Mr. Otterwill's work and recommended him, and left a phone number.
Lucy (Marymead)

## Lucy

****L******ucy** is a girl who attends Marymead. She is a friend of Naz and Loxi.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Lucy asked Mr. Otterwill a question. After his class, she talked to Naz and Loxi. Marzana later recalled a time when she'd had to sit with Naz, Lucy, and Loxi, which she thought of as the Ketchup Pizza Incident. Lucy had filled her in on what they'd been talking about, then declined ketchup.
Lancet

The *****L******ancet*** was the ship of Violet Cross and her smuggling crew.

## History

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo Pine noted that Violet Cross's ship had caught fire and went down, leaving all hands supposedly dead. He suspected that she had escaped, and this was proved true. The ship had indeed been fired on by customs, she told Clem, but they had swam out and escaped.

### *The Thief Knot*

Marzana mentioned when the *Lancet* had been blown up and the crew had escaped and had to scatter, and Mrs. Hakelbarend also referenced this event, and Marzana thought of the crew members from the ship, those still in Nagspeake and those not. Honora told a story about how the crew of the *Lancet*, including the pilot Meg and the lookouts Ben and John in the crosstrees (there were now crow's-nests), had smuggled truffle-hunting pigs.
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Nick Nackatory

****N******ick Nackatory** was a former member of Violet Cross's crew.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Honora told Marzana a story about a time when Violet Cross's crew had smuggled truffle-hunting pigs. She and the captain, along with Tumbler and "the Nicks" (Nick Jones, Nick Larven, and Nick Nackatory) had gone up and seen the cargo.
Mariah Hyde

****M******ariah Hyde** is the husband of Winston Hyde and the mother of Peony Hyde.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emmett told the Hakelbarends about the kidnapping of Peony Hyde. The ransom note had been cut from a recent volume of the Sidledywry Knot series, bought by Peony and her mother together a few days prior to the kidnapping. The Hydes live in the Printer's Quarter, in the Molendinium neighborhood, he said. After Peony was found and returned, she appeared on TV with her husband and informed the reporters that they were going to take a vacation to have time as a family. Marzana later realized that they had not been relieved but scared, as the girl with them had not been the real Peony, and they knew it but had to pretend in order to get Peony back. The kidnapping had been to get the Hydes out of their house, because they lived above the old hub of the Belowground Transit System. The real Peony was later found.
Q Register

The ****Q**** **Register** was something that Peter Hakelbarend referenced when speaking with the police.

## History

### *The Thief Knot*

When talking to the police, Peter Hakelbarend said that his name was in the Q Register. J.J. asked Marzana what it was, and she did not know, but thought it was probably something secret from her parents' work.
Peter (disambiguation)

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****P******eter** or **Pete** may refer to:

* **Peter Hakelbarend**, the father of Marzana Hakelbarend and wife of Violet Cross, and former customs agent who came to Greenglass House with the Waits.
* **Peter**, the member of the Marymead Commorancy who did a project with Harriet.
* **Pete**, a sea-coaler who made a bet about how Deacon and Morvengarde had everything.
Magothy Bay

A map of Nagspeake.

The ****M******agothy Bay** is a sheltered bay in Nagspeake fed by the Skidwrack River. The Bayside Quarter circles it.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine met Blister on a high hill overlooking a sheltered bay full of ships coming and going.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Reever Colophon told a story about the arrival of four Yankee Peddlers to a town between a bay and a hill. When the townspeople prepared for the arrival of the invaders, they watched from the bay.

Mr. Haypotten told the story of Hugo Bankcliff. For a living, sometimes he would collect sea coal on the beaches of the Magothy Bay and the Atlantic. He waited for the boat that took the sea-coalers there from the Quayside Harbors. Hugo later considered letting his fog loose over the Magothy Bay, but realized that Bayside would be a bad place to do this.

### *Greenglass House*

Milo noted that the Skidwrack River emptied into the Magothy Bay. Milo and Meddy agreed that the nautical chart did not appear to be a map of the Magothy Bay.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Marzana drew a map of Nagspeake with a large, sheltered bay to the east of the coastline.

### *The Thief Knot*

Moth mentioned Tumbler Fletchwood having gone to Maryland where there was a Magothy River, which made it feel more like home because it reminded him of the Magothy Bay in Nagspeake.

## Gallery

**Take a look at our **gallery for Magothy Bay****.
Lazaride

**Dr.** ****L******azaride** is a doctor that showed up to examine the fake Peony Hyde when she was found.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Dr. Lazaride showed up with the police to examine Peony Hyde when she was found (or so they thought; she was later revealed to have been a fake). Marzana noticed how she wore a suit and carried a doctor's bag, and Mrs. Hakelbarend introduced her to Peony as Dr. Lazaride, saying that she may have questions for the girl.
Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics

Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics and its contents.

****S******lywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics** is a red box with a crane on top that Milo Pine found in the Emporium and named thus. Milo used the box as a locus for his Odd Trails character Tēngféi. The box first belonged to Xiaoming.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

After learning that Liao had been kidnapped, Xiaoming went upstairs and retrieved a lacquered box. She took out a bone and used it to perform some type of divination. She then took a gold vial from the box and drank its contents, saying that it was medicine before returning it to its box. She then took out a sheet of yellow paper and a red pencil, and drew on the paper with the pencil, then put it back in the box and set the box down on the floor.

### *Ghosts of Greenglass House*

Milo found the box in the Emporium, noting that it was red and had a bird on top that he thought was a crane, and had other things in it. He dubbed it Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics. He imagined it to be a part of Tēngféi's history; his mother had given Tēngféi her beloved box as a reminder that she would always be with him. Milo used the box as a locus to help him turn into Tēngféi on multiple occasions, sometimes taking it out and using the things inside it. Milo suggested that perhaps a reliquary could carry Meddy's relic so that she could leave Greenglass House, and picked up Slywhisker's Crimson Casket of Relics and took out the gold vial inside.

## Physical appearance

The box is red and coated in lacquer. It has a bird on top that Milo thinks is a crane, and contains many other things.

## Contents

* Ocher Pages of Invisible Wards
* Ever-Sharp Inscriber of Rose-Colored Destinies
* Flask of Winds and Voids
* Feather locus
Pratt

**Mr.** ****P******ratt** is the gym teacher at Marymead.

## Biography

### *The Thief Knot*

Emilia led Marzana and Nialla out of Marymead a secret way. Before beginning, she counted down to Mr. Pratt's arrival, and sure enough, he soon exited the gym speaking to a student called Kevin on his way out to get down the flag outside. Marzana mentioned how the Cotgraves had influinced the gym, and how Mr. Pratt often commented upon it. The three girls snuck out the doors, left open by Mr. Pratt to protect the glass despite Mr. Sopwith's insistance that they protected the garden from balls, hurrying to not get caught because, Emilia said, Mr. Pratt would get the flag down quickly.
Kairos

****K******airos** is the right moment for accomplishing a thing. It can be calculated, though that is very hard to do.

## History

### *Bluecrowne*

Trigemine told Blister that the kairos mechanism could calculate kairos, which was the best moment for doing something. After losing the fight with Xiaoming, Lucy, and Liao, Trigemine told Blister to hurry and do something, as the moment of kairos was running out. After learning that the Albatross had gone to Louisiana Territory, Seleucia Deacon told Trigemine he would have to go get it. He protested that they both knew that the window of kairos had closed, but Deacon told him he'd have to try, even though it would be nearly impossible without kairos.

### *The Raconteur's Commonplace Book*

Masseter told a story about a boy called Foulk, who eventually was given a time mechanism by Morvengarde. The mechanism helped him see patterns in time, one of which was the miraculous moments in which things became possible. Petra later referenced Masseter having said this, naming the phenomenon and admitting that she'd been working for a long time to calculate kairos, and this was the kairos moment, presumably for Massseter to change his ways.