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Episode Nine: Crossed Wires

In which [GARBLED DISTORTION]. Featuring: a frightened neighbour, a worried relative, a harbinger, and more.

**Episode description:** Mabel is back for season two! In this first episode, some of the people around Mabel and Anna get their say.

## Episode Overview

Various others in the community discuss the disappearance of Anna Limón. Old friends try to get in touch with Mabel Martin. Monica Jenkins tries to call her sister.

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Hauntings, paranoia/fear, missing persons, loud noises, police, distortion.

## Episode Summary

The episode starts with a neighbor of the Martin house, Clara, calling her friend Nola. Through the entire episode, Clara yells at Nola for not coming over; she gets scared at night by herself, and Nola was meant to come stay with her. Clara hears strange singing and sees a woman with sharp teeth in the attic window of the Martin house, making threatening gestures (hello, Mabel, hello, hello) at her and laughing. Besides Clara, other voicemails also come in-- several from Mona, Anna's sister, trying to get her to pick up her phone; eventually, a cop, Officer Jameson, calls Anna to check in. Doctor Yulia Antonova, from the hospital Sally stayed at, calls Anna to have a chat. Lastly, one of Mabel's old friends, Lauren, and her sister, Justine, call Mabel to try to see if she wants to catch up, as they're in town for their mutual friend Takao's wedding. The last part of the episode includes strange singing and two (ridiculous dweeb) girls laughing.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Yulia is probably calling concerning Sally's death.
* Monica Jenkins is Anna's sister and will be mentioned a few more times in the series.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Justine and Lauren mention someone named Korina, presumably Mabel's ex-girlfriend.
* Lauren says they can go get coffee; this may be a very tiny nod to them not knowing much about Mabel at all, because she doesn't drink coffee.
* Mona asks for someone named Patrick to help her; presumably, this is her partner, and possibly Aaron Jenkins's father.

1. ↑ Episode Thirty-Nine: Reverie
Episode Thirty-Three: Primogeniture

In which new strands unravel. Featuring: a mishap, an adventurer, and an angry denizen of the deep.

**Episode description:** Who are these new voices? And what happened to Anna and Mabel?

## Episode Overview

The citizens of King's County flit across the airwaves.

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Screaming, distortion, gunshots, unreality, arguments, death, gore, abuse.

## Episode Summary

We hear a repeat of Brandon's death from  Temporal Snake before cutting to meet Janet Kirk, a podcaster who is breaking into the Martin House on Friday the 13th. She tells her listeners the 'urban legend' of Anna's death and describes the House before falling in a pile of leaves and being deeply confused on how the leaves moved like that.

A burst of distortion brings us to a very unhappy Mabel Martin, screaming in pain, as Anna tries to figure out what happened. Mabel screams at her not to touch her and it cuts away again.

We then meet Aconite, who speaks about the Court being unhappy with Anna's ascent to the throne.

While Anna attempts to yank the bullet out of Mabel's arm, the two of them fight and then talk, before Mabel passes out .Anna drags Mabel to a safer place and we hear a recording from Subject 4583, who seems to literally explode as he's experimented on. Anna then tells a still-unconscious Mabel that the House gave her a tape deck full of SD cards, which only played loud noise. Anna explains to Mabel that she is all that matters to her, and Mabel wakes up. Shedrinks some collodial silver, and the two of them lie down for a rare moment of domesticity.

Cutting back to Aconite, she explains that she has a place on the throne over Anna, because Aconite is the first and only child of the King Under the Hill. This means she has absolute primogeniture for the kingdom over anyone else-- the throne belongs to her.

The episode ends.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* The repeat of the gunshot wound from Temporal Snake allows the listener to remember season four, seeing as Infinity Mirror took place in between episodes 32 & 33.
* Mabel chugging silver shows a contrast of her eventually-revealed allergy to iron.
* This is Anna's first "I Am So In Love With Mabel Martin It Might Actually Kill Me" since episode 32. How did she ever survive without being to ramble about how much she loves her wife?

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* HERE THEY ARE HERE THEY ARE HERE THEY ARE HIIIII JANET HIIIII ACONITE - the wiki curator, #1 janet and aconite stan, who is letting themself leave this happy note and break the professional air of this page
* Aconite's voice actress' audition piece was reading a section of The Mask by WB Yeats.
* Janet canonically plays Yu-Gi-Oh.
Cast and Crew

Inspired by the TMA Wiki's page!

## Cast (In Order of Appearance)

* Becca De La Rosa as Anna Limón, Veratrine, the King, Jonathan Mills (season four), and Res.
* Maybell Marten as Mabel Martin, Luna Thorne, Mabel?, the Faeries of the Court, and Kat.
* Caoimhe Creed as Juniper.
* Nicola Kavanagh as Clara.
* Cara De La Rosa as Monica Jenkins.
* Jane Barron as Lauren.
* Jen Barron as Justine.
* Catya Winter as Dr. Yulia Antonovna.
* Lane Lloyd as Officer Jameson.
* Caitlin Gomez as Newscaster 1.
* Tayelor Bourque as Newscaster 2.
* Atticus Duran as Atticus.
* Riley Duran as Riley.
* Meg Dixon as Aurora Silver.
* Ty Fuhrman as Brandon.
* Tressa Evans-Salvemini as Tressa Davies.
* Dorrie Sacks as Janet Kirk.
* Alexandra Serova as Aconite/Ekaterina Roskova.
* Reina Roman as Eidolon García.
* C.S.W as Jonathan Mills (season seven).
* Dr. Chioke I'anson as The Emissary.

## Crew

* Written and created by Becca De La Rosa & Maybell Marten.
* Sound design by Becca De La Rosa & Maybell Marten.
* Production by Becca De La Rosa.
* Music done by the Free Music Archive.
Episode Twenty-Five: Chimera

In which the past pays our heroines a visit. Featuring: new observances, new struggles, new arguments, news reports, and a visitor.

**Episode description:** Two's company. Three's a crowd.

## Episode Overview

As others react to the strange case of the Martin House, Mabel and Anna meet a new party member.

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Death, missing persons, conspiracy theories, blood, arguments, distortion, murder, screaming, crying.

## Episode Summary

As various news reporters and podcasters throughout the county report on Anna's mysterious disappearance, Anna and Mabel hide in a hidden bower while several unknown voices turn on their recording microphones.

As Anna and Mabel argue in the bower, they receive a surprise visit from Anna's doppleganger, who has brought herself back to life using mud and twigs to fix her broken body. She tells Anna that Mabel killed her, and Mabel-- scared Anna no longer trusts her-- tries to plead with Anna. Anna cuts Mabel off and tells her that she knew about the murder already, and tells the doppleganger to thank Mabel for giving her the chance to forge herself before asking Mabel if she still needs Anna to tell her that she trusts her. Mabel and Anna share a brief nice moment before the doppleganger tells them that she's named herself Veratrine, after a poisonous flower.

Veratrine tells Anna and Mabel that the reason she came to speak to them was to gain their help in overthrowing the King, who she believes created her and cursed her into life without gaining her permission. The last thing we hear is the sound of the Court in revelry, which Veratrine and Mabel explain to Anna is the King's ball/party.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Veratrine gains her name-- and her self-- for the first time in this episode.
* The King did not create Vera-- Luna Thorne did. Vera... changes her tune on hating her creator after figuring that out.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Season four is the first series with more than one main speaker-- seasons one and two had Anna, and season three had Mabel. Four brings together both the Girls with Subzero Chill and Veratrine as main voices.
Kinsey McAllister

tomorrow

art by rook

Kinsey McAllister is a minor character in *Mabel.* Please be warned that this page holds discussion of abuse.

## What Happened At El Segundo

In the 2002-2003 school year, Kinsey was a freshman at El Segundo Academy. She was one of the few that returned to the school after Christmas break and was housed in Meredith dormitory along with all the other 38 remaining students. Due to the four-to-a-room nature of the Meredith dorm, fighting increased. Kinsey and fellow freshman Laura Jeung "got into a physical altercation over an item of clothing"; in punishment, their dorm monitor decided to burn all of their personal belongings on the lawn of the school. Kinsey attempted to get one of her stuffed animals from the fire and ended up with third degree burns. She was treated at St. Mark's Hospital and removed from El Segundo after the incident.
Season One

The idea for these episode pages came from Miles.

## Metatextual Information

Season one dropped between September 30th 2016 and November 21st 2016. It was largely written by Becca De La Rosa; only King in the Labyrinth was written by Maybell Marten. It introduces the characters Anna Limón, Mabel Martin, The House, Sally Martin, Lily Martin, Thomas, Jack Madrigal, Luna Thorne, and the King.

## Non-Spoiler Plot Summary

A home nurse named Anna attempts to get into contact with the missing granddaughter of the woman she takes care of as new mysteries begin to unravel in the house she's found herself in.

## Episode Summary Pages

Episode One: The Letters

Episode Two: Really Red

Episode Three: The Man in the Street

Episode Four: Datura

Episode Four Point Five: The Message

Episode Five: Fairy Hill

Episode Six: Vanished

Episode Seven: King in the Labyrinth

Episode Eight: Freeze
Episode Thirteen: Thomas

In which time loops back on itself. Featuring: a clear understanding, a knock on the door, a man caught in a threshing machine.

**Episode description:** A visitor returns.

## Thomas

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Home invasion (mentioned), sexism (mentioned), death, smoking.

## Episode Summary

Thomas comes back to the House, explaining to Anna that he and Lily had met when Thomas was much younger and he's Mabel's father. He tells Anna the house is going to steal parts of her and to not discuss any plans she has to break Mabel out, before telling her in Spanish to find a door in order to get to Mabel.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* This is currently Thomas' last appearance in the show.
* Anna later finds the door and swaps her place with Mabel at the end of season two.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Thomas is the only paternal figure in Mabel's life (save for, perhaps, the hound and hare) that wanted her. Because Mabel does not get to be happy, apparently, he was never able to see her.
* Thomas says the House does not want the Martins happy; however, the House *does* want Mabel, at least, to be happy, so long as she doesn't leave.
* In episode 39, Anna mentions knowing Mabel's father's name. Mabel, in that universe, is at least be aware of her father and what happened to him. In the canonical universe, she doesn't appear to be.
The King

art by skairart

*For what do we eat, if not history?*

The King is the primary "antagonist" in *Mabel.* He has no credited voice actor, but one can assume his voice is a corrupted version of Becca De La Rosa's.

## All Seasons

The King of the Underhill has been ruling for eons, his form shifting and changing with the above-world seasons. He cares little for anything or anyone save for Mabel Martin; his most relevant characterization comes from his caging of Luna Thorne after she betrays her promise to him as his consort. He watches Sally Martin die and allows Mabel and Anna Limón to best him in a challenge, losing his throne to Anna and disappearing. It has been confirmed he will return in season seven.
Утканос

**Утконо́с -** млекопитающиеся и одна из двух главных расс в игре11!!!1!!

Есть много разновидностей которые включены в Утконосы Из Музея Утконосов

Утканосы зеленые животные с черными глазками и клювом утки

Утканосы довно ведут войну с **Ёжами**

После того как ёжи украли у утканосов сфыр

Также главный герой обби - додо , утканос

## **Местонахождение**

Все утканосы живут в **Утконосии**

Валюта утконосии - сыр
Aconite's Prophecy

The black hound. The white hound. The red dove. The blood moon. The fertile sea. The barren forest. The old crow. The new starling. The king of the crossroads. The mirror of snakes. The prison of iron—

## Speculation

The hounds more than likely refer to The King, as they tend to. The red dove may refer to the boy Tressa Davies watches die in Infinity Mirror, commonly called the "mourning dove." The blood moon seems to reference a line in Episode Seven: King in the Labyrinth; "Have you ever seen a moon so red it makes your blood look white?" The fertile sea and barren forest don't have apparent canonical connections. The old crow may also be a reference to the King. The new starling is almost definitely a reference to Mabel Martin, who is referred to as a starling by Veratrine; "starling" is also the answer to a riddle referencing being caged, which Mabel is for a vast majority of the podcast. The king of the crossroads is either a reference to the King, to Anna Limón (the current King), or to Thomas, who is stuck in a form of "crossroad" due to his time loop. The mirror of snakes is probably Mabel and Luna Thorne, who share a mirror. The Court as a whole often refer to Mabel as a snake or snakeling. The prison of iron may be in regards to Aurora Silver's less-than-savory methods of *gaining* these prophecies, through the torture of young girls, specifically Ekaterina Roskova and Mabel Martin. Iron is also deadly to faeries, as shown when Mabel got shot and promptly nearly died in Episode Thirty-Two: Temporal Snake.
Laura Jeung

art by rook

Laura Jeung is a minor character in *Mabel.* Please be warned that this page holds discussion of abuse.

## What Happened At El Segundo

In the 2002-2003 school year, Laura was a freshman at El Segundo Academy. She was one of the few that returned to the school after Christmas break and was housed in Meredith dormitory along with all the other 38 remaining students. Due to the four-to-a-room nature of the Meredith dorm, fighting increased. Laura and fellow freshman Kinsey McAllister "got into a physical altercation over an item of clothing"; in punishment, their dorm monitor decided to burn all of their personal belongings on the lawn of the school.
Episode Five: Fairy Hill

In which an artifact is uncovered. Featuring: mysterious singing, a bright morning, a fairy ring, and an appalled realisation.

**Episode description:** Anna goes for a walk in the garden and makes some alarming discoveries.

## Episode Overview

Anna tells Mabel about the strangeness of the Martin home.

#### Trigger Warnings:

* Depersonalization, brief mention of colonization, blood, brief mention of animal death.

## Episode Summary

Anna walks around the outside of the house and tells Mabel about various things-- her childhood, her desire to quit due to how strange the Martin house is getting but her inability to do so, and the signs she found outside.; a fairy ring of mushrooms and, most alarmingly, a sign calling the land Fairy Hill.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Fairy Hill is under the Martin house, which explains why Luna had american stamps when she mailed Sally her letters.
* Anna refers to her relationship with Mabel as a friendship. That will surely continue in a fully platonic, absolutely not at all in any way anything but gals being pals, direction.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Anna has an uncle who runs a grocery store and an aunt called Bertha who had a pool when Anna was little.
* Anna lived in a small apartment when she was younger.
* Sally named most everything in the Martin House as a child.
* Mabel stops letting her voicemail box fill up after the first episode.
Episode Eight: Freeze

In which all is lost. Featuring: a cold end.

**Episode description:** In the final episode of season 1, Anna finds herself caught in the eye of the storm.

## Episode Overview

Anna reads a diary and realizes an important detail.

**Trigger Warnings:**

* Unreality, death, blood, distortion, kidnapping/abduction.

## Episode Summary

Anna can't check the time. She also can't see anything outside of the house. Are you in there, Anna? Can you hear us, Anna?

She finds Lily's journal and reads about how Lily died-- clutching the broken bones in her throat. She tells  Mabel she isn't afraid of what could happen to her or about the fact that she has no idea what day it is, and realizes that Luna Thorne is the hare of the moon. It won't save you now, Anna.

At the very end of the episode, Luna arrives to take Anna way down under the ground. The episode ends.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Lily says Juniper looks like a saint, which seems to be a thing with the Martins.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* The outside of the House resembles the Other World in *Coraline.*
The First Riddle

## The Riddle

Knock once for the hound of the sun.

Knock twice for the hare of the moon.

Three times for the vigilant one.

Four times too soon.

The hound swallows stars on his tongue.

The hare eats the heart of the moon.

The queen’s harp is never unstrung,

Never so soon.

Four times for the door in the hill.

Five times for the gold afternoon.

Six knows what she’s done, and still –

Too soon, too soon.

## Speculation

The Hound and Hare refer to, respectively, the King and Luna Thorne. The vigilant one could refer to Anna, who's the main riddle-solver in the podcast and also commonly has to make deals in threes. Four is both considered a lucky and unlucky number, so that could have any number of meanings.

The queen's harp also has no confirmed meaning, though it could refer to Mabel, Anna's queen. The door in the hill is probably a reference to Anna's descent in episode sixteen. The gold afternoon could refer to one of Mabel's memories *or* Anna's monologue in episode fourteen. Six has always struck the author of this wiki as Aurora Silver (A-U-R-O-R-A is six letters, and she damn well knows what she's done), but using this logic, it could also refer to Monica or even the Martin name (both six letters).
Doctor Camino

Doctor Camino is a minor character in *Mabel.* He has no voice actor.

## Season Seven

Doctor Camino was a doctor that Eidolon García visited as an eight year old when she began to have nightmares. He ran a botanical shop somewhere in East LA. He had two black dogs with him and told Lolo that death had a weakness for her and that she would spend her entire life chasing ghosts.
Ekaterina Roskova

art by eiffel

*I was seventeen years old and did not want to die.*

Ekaterina Roskova is played by Alexandra Serova. She is a secondary 'antagonist' in season six of *Mabel*.

## Season Six

Ekaterina appears first in Primogeniture under the name Aconite. She speaks about how no member of the Underhill is happy to see Anna or Mabel. As the season goes on, it is revealed that she believes herself wholeheartedly to be the daughter of the King; however, she is mistaken due to suffering from amnesia.

She was born in Russia to a political dissident father who died when she was a teenager. After her father's death, she was sent to the United States, specifically the boarding school St. Olga's. After years at the school, when she was 17, she was turned into an experiment by Aurora Silver. Referred to as Subject 6163 during the experiments, she was tortured at length, specifically with both knives and poison. After an unknown amount of time, she succeeded in contacting some form of god while the cult tortured her. After making contact with the "fractured" being, she dies and ends up in the Underhill, not remembering anything about her life. The King is the first being she sees, and she assumes him to be her father.

She becomes a member of the Court. When Anna takes the King's throne, she decides to challenge Anna for what she perceives as her birthright. She nearly succeeds, but concedes the throne after Anna and Mabel play her tapes from when she was stuck as 6163. Anna and Mabel explain her true past, and she calls Anna "your majesty", showing a newfound loyalty to the girls.

## Trivia

* Ekaterina was born in 1975. She became a subject in 1992, the year Eidolon García was born.
* Seeing as she grew up partially in Massachusetts, Ekaterina is the only member of the show to be from the east coast.
* "Ekaterina" means "pure." With Aurora Silver's obsession on the process of purification, I hate that I know this fact!
* Her favorite foods are bog butter, bread, and honey.
* According to Becca De La Rosa: at this point, Ekaterina is no longer entirely herself; she does no longer possess a "factual existence," and she now has to curate herself. "She is, herself, a choice" okay bdlr you want me to die???

1. ↑ Episode Thirty-Six: Rendering
2. ↑ Episode Forty: The Deterritorialization Of Time
3. ↑ [1]
4. ↑ https://mabelpodcast.tumblr.com/post/691157082660061186/ekaterina-facts-please
Green Pines

Green Pines was a "cult school" ran by Aurora Silver. Jonathan Mills is its most relevant graduate.

## All Content

Green Pines was a school for troubled rich kids at sometime in the early 2000s. Jonathan Mills attended the school in his teenage years and was bullied severely until his bully was killed by Aurora Silver. It has since shut down, but when Jonathan attended, it was a feeder school for cult recruitment. Little else is known about the place.
Talia Moore

Talia is a character from the site What Happened at El Segundo.

## All Appearances

Talia was a sophomore in the 2002-2003 school year. On the 23st of October, a red oak fell on her. She sustained "two broken legs, three broken ribs, a fractured collarbone, and a concussion." The tree apparently fell "out of nowhere."

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20220328180537/https://www.whathappenedatelsegundo.com/2003
The House

art by jam

*HOME, JUST LIKE BEFORE / ROAM NEVER NO MORE / NO PLACE LIKE HOME--*

The House is a character in its own right, and serves as a primary antagonist and supporting character for the entirety of *Mabel.*

## All Seasons

The Martin House on the hill in King's County is an enigma; it served as protector and jailer of Mabel Martin for Mabel's entire life, keeping her safe from the abuse of her family and her own self-injury but nonetheless trapping her in its attempts to keep her safe. It is not benevolent, but it has saved both Girls with Subzero Chill from death (or, you know, re-death) on numerous occasions.

It can apparently move between worlds, and serves as a form of gateway or liminal space between our reality and the Underhill, as made clear in  From the Walls. The Martins have apparently always owned the House, or at least they did before Sally Martin left it to Anna Limón rather than her grandchild. Anna is intrinsically tied to the House-- she refers to it as "the skin [she] wear[s] over her own skin."

It has eaten Veratrine while she was still living, along with Brandon's dead body and pieces of Thomas. It has *attempted* to eat both the Girls on several occasions, though it's never managed to keep them.

## Canonical Rooms

The House has several rooms which appear in its basic form. These includes the Green Parlor, the Blue Room, Sally's room, Lily's room, Mabel's fake room, Mabel's attic space, and the kitchen. People can move throughout the House's walls after death (as Anna and Mabel both do); the House can also eat both souls and bodies.

## Important Events Within

Some important events the House has been involved in are as follows:

* The discovery of The First Riddle in the Blue Room.
* The attempted consumption of Mabel Martin on several occasions (most notably during her time on the run from the King with Anna and Veratrine)
* The eating or attempting eating of Veratrine, Thomas, Brandon, Tressa Davies, etc.
* The keeping of Mabel Martin away from harm through her entire childhood, stifling her as a result
* The burning of the House's South Wing by Mabel Martin
* The axing of the House's walls by Anna Limón
* The looping of rooms to contain Tressa Davies
* The growth of a fruit tree to feed Mabel Martin

1. ↑ Episode Four: Datura
2. ↑ Episode Twenty-Eight: Matryoshka
3. ↑ Episode Thirty-Five: Delirium
4. ↑ Infinity Mirror Part Four: Invocation
5. ↑ Episode Eighteen: Unusual Hungers
El Segundo Academy

### Inhabitants

Mabel Martin, Callie, Maribeth Parker, James Barbicon, Ricky, Elizabeth Hook, Talia Moore

El Segundo Academy was a "cult school" ran by Aurora Silver. It is the focus of the extra content site What Happened At El Segundo.

## Background

El Segundo was a "pseudo-therapeutic, borderline militaristic boarding school" in California. It was founded by Gertrude Edgeworth and experienced several scandals surrounding the discipline used within the school. This discipline apparently included solitary confinement, hard manual labor, and getting their heads shaved.

## 2001-2003

Between 2001 and 2002, the number of students at ESA went from 97 to 46. All the girls were moved into two 20-person dorms, and the overcrowding led to more fighting among the student body. A girl named Elizabeth Hook, a former ESA student, was discovered in the Tahoe National Forest by a sophomore from ESA. Her boyfriend, a cocaine dealer named Louis Van Straaten, was charged with her murder.

In September, the music department was flooded unexpectedly, seeing as there was no body of water that could have done the flooding. In October, 27 students were trapped in Meredith dormitory by over 30 wild foxes. Police were called, but the foxes dispesed when an unknown student walked through the circle unharmed.

On November 1st, the ESA chefs found every egg they had to be full of stones. The next day (Mabel Martin's birthday), part of the school building collapsed. Students began to faint in the morning assembly consistently.

On December 19th, the school's director, Ron Newman, disappeared. Six rattlesnakes were found in his office. He was found on December 24, incoherent and shirtless, covered in black mud. He never recovered from his ordeal.

The three students who had stayed behind during winter break were snowed in by a blizzard on December 25. They were completely alone save for Maribeth Parker. One of the girls who stayed ended up disappearing from "secluded cabin somewhere in the San Bernardino mountains" not long after ESA burned down.

Only 38 students returned to ESA after winter break, and they were all stuck into one dorm (Meredith). They shared four to a room. Fighting and punishments increased; by the time the class returned from spring break in late March, only 26 girls were enrolled in El Segundo.

## April 3rd 2003

On April 3rd 2003 (exactly thirteen years after the disappearance of Lily Martin, as said in Asterion), El Segundo's main building burned down. Meredith dorm was flooded. Callie called the Jericho fire department and two cops were sent to investigate the call, at which point a window exploded with black smoke. Over half the students were injured; Maribeth Parker disappeared for good.

1. ↑ [1]
Season Three

The idea for these episode pages came from Miles.

## Metatextual Information

Season three dropped between June 5th 2017 and July 24th 2017. It was written by Maybell Marten, save for episodes 23 and 24, which were written and co-written, respectively, by Becca De La Rosa. It introduces the character of Anna's doppelgänger and is the first season primarily narrated by Mabel.

## Non-Spoiler Plot Summary

Mabel pursues a false double of Anna while also attempting to escape the prison the House has trapped her in.

## Episode Summary Pages

Episode Seventeen: Orientation

Episode Eighteen: Unusual Hungers

Episode Nineteen: La Peregrinación

Episode Twenty: Acting Out

Episode Twenty-One: The Mansion Of The Lady Of Abundance

Episode Twenty-Two: Eternal Return

Episode Twenty-Three: Bull in the Maze

Episode Twenty-Four: Coalescence
Violette

*To me, you are still a snivelling little brat in a Parisian police station, and everything you have now, every cent, every stitch of clothing, every credit card in your delightful little pocketbook, is thanks to me.*

Violette has no voice actress. She is a minor character in *Mabel*.

## Season Seven

Violette is presumably a member of Aurora Silver's cult and works with Aurora. In season seven, she's said to be in Nice, France; Aurora tells her about a message Jonathan found. She is said to be working with the cult to resolve her "daddy issues", according to Aurora Silver, and apparently spends a large sum of her budget on frivolous things.

## Trivia

* Violette is pronounced *vee-oh-let*; it's French, and means 'purple'; it's likely to keep with the plant name motif (Lily, Juniper, Veratrine, etc.)
* She is featured in the July 2018 puzzlebox sold on the Mabel store.

1. ↑ Episode Forty-One: A Superfluity
Episode Forty-Five: Daddy Issues

In which the father’s house has many mansions. Featuring: fatherhood, and all its implications.

**Episode description:** For want of a rider, the message was lost.

## Daddy Issues

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Unreality, distortion, discussion of death, discussions of neglect.

## Episode Summary

The episode begins with some very loud house noises before Anna speaks to Mabel on a phone she stole from either Lolo or Janet. She asks who stole her from her world and took her from Mabel. We cut to the road trip trio, who have been driving around. While they try to sit down, an Emissary who works for the King comes to speak to them, revealing that Mabel is currently being trapped by the King of the Hill who is trying to keep her safe.

The emissary discusses the webs of the world unraveling should Anna try to get Mabel, and Anna says she doesn't care what happens to this world. Lolo and Janet agree to help her, and the Emissary makes his exit after saying that this world's Mabel was treated like a demon. Janet, who knows the Rules, says that if they treat Mabel like a demon, the road trip trio could attempt to summon her like one.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Mabel is apparently once again trapped by the King of the Hill, bringing the cycle of events in her life all the way back around to season one.
* Anna asks "Who is the author of all this?" This can be read as a meta reference to her writer/voice actor, Becca De La Rosa-- Anna is literally stuck in a trap of her own design, if we're going off Infinity Mirror rules.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* The description of this episode comes from a nursery rhyme: *“for want of a nail, the shoe was lost. / for want of a shoe, the horse was lost. / for want of a horse, the rider was lost / for want of a rider, the battle was lost / for want of a battle, the kingdom was lost, / and all for the want of a horseshoe nail.”* It refers to a group only being as strong as their weakest link.
* The "father's house" is a church.
* Mabel has been referred to as a demon before; Sally at some point said that *she had the devil in her.*

1. ↑ Episode Twenty-Five: Chimera
Elizabeth Hook

Elizabeth Hook is a character from the site What Happened at El Segundo. The summary on this page is paraphrased from the site. For more specific information, please check there.

## All Appearances

Elizabeth was a troubled girl who attended El Segundo Academy. She attempted to escape the school often and was often in trouble. She did not return to classes there in 2002, and her "body was found in the Tahoe National Forest two weeks into the first semester of classes." She is said to have been killed by her boyfriend, a cocaine dealer named Louis Van Straaten. An ESA student from the sophomore class of 2001-2002 is the one who found her.
The Cultists

The cultists are people either captured by or loyal to Aurora Silver.

## All Known Cultists

* Mabel Martin (former unwilling subject)
* Ekaterina Roskova (former unwilling subject)
* Jonathan Mills (former recording manager)
* Violette (current member)
* Brandon (former recording helper)
* Callie (presumably, former friend of Mabel at El Segundo Academy)
Episode Sixteen: Underworld

In which a final choice is made. Featuring: Featuring: FeatUring: fEaturing: buıɹnʇɐǝɟ:

**Episode description:** Anna's last stand.

## Underworld

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Blood, loud noise, unreality, depersonalization, disassociation.

## Episode Summary

After chugging poison in her last appearance, Anna's way down under the ground, in the heart of the house or what have you. After following a rabbit through the halls of the place, she finds the doorway Thomas warned her of before solving three riddles and making it to Mabel. At this point, she swaps her place with Mabel's, sending her back up to the Martin home and herself into the court to take Mabel's place as the caged songbird.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Anna references the myth of Orpheus, confirming a direct parallel being written into her narrative.
* This is Anna and Mabel's first recorded interaction, and involves Mabel screaming Anna's name and Anna telling her it's alright. Very on-brand.
* As far as the author can remember, this is also the first time Anna directly tells Mabel she loves her.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* The third riddle uses **a**bsence, **n**ever, **n**eed, and **a**byss to spell out 'a-n-n-a'; this is how many of the puzzle-box riddles are solved, by taking the first letter from a seemingly random string of words.
* Mabel saying "please" is strange, as she's usually anything but polite.

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Episode Forty: The Deterritorialization Of Time

In which the wheel turns. Featuring: an insidious remembering.

**Episode description:** The past is never what we believe it to be.

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Torture, unreality, disassociation, screaming, distortion, abuse, anxiety/panic attacks, death.

## Episode Summary

Back in the usual universe, Mabel talks about a dream. Anna was playing with her hair, the two of them in the Green Parlor, before Anna became afraid of Mabel and pulled away with "stars running out of her eyes." Then we cut to Anna and Mabel. Anna promises that their plan will work, and they kiss, Anna telling Mabel happily to stay with her forever. They then go see Aconite and before she can speak, they play her the recording from Aurora Silver. It's Aurora Silver telling a young and scared Aconite to tell her her name, torturing her when Aconite can't remember. The tape recorder cuts to Aconite repeating her  prophecy as Aurora Silver laughs. Back in the present, Mabel explains to Aconite that she was wrong about herself, and she isn't the King's daughter at all. They tell her she can stay in the Hill, as if she leaves, Aurora will kill her. Anna very gently asks Aconite if she wants to know her true history.

Anna-- and, later, Aconite herself-- then fill in the gaps of Aconite's backstory. Her real name is Ekaterina Roskova, and she's a Russian immigrant who went to school and was indoctrinated in the cult at Saint Olga's. Her mother was a teacher and her dad was a political dissident, and after her dad died, her mom sent her to America, where she arrived at the school and met Aurora Silver. The cult tortured her and she eventually died after summoning a god of strange colors and fractured fragments. The god took her down to the underhill when her human form died; it then gave her its name. Though Ekaterina is cut off before she can say what that was, the little the audience can hear makes it sound like the god's name is "Anna".

Ekaterina gives the throne back to Anna and Mabel and Anna discuss their marriage. They kiss and the audio fades into distortion, which then cuts to Janet, finding a strange woman in the garden of the Martin House. The last thing we learn is that the woman is a miraculously alive Anna, conspicuously missing her wife.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* This is the return to the "natural" canon of *Mabel* after Reverie took us into a different world.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* JANET ANNA BUDDYCOP ROAD TRIP FILM *WHEN* BECCA DE LA ROSA!!! [Edit, March 2022: Now, apparently. Featuring Miss Garcia!]
* Janet likes Reese's Pieces.
Tressa Davies

art by magictavern.

*I confess! I want to take it back!*

Tressa Davies is played by Tressa Evans-Salvemini. She is the protagonist of Mabel: Infinity Mirror, a five-episode special season (referred to, for ease of access, as Season Five). Her voice also appears briefly in Aurora Silver is Willing to Wait.

## Infinity Mirror

Tressa is a recent college drop-out from Ithaca, New York, formerly studying medieval history. She enjoys embroidery and her cats; she also has a condition called nemaline myopathy (this season, more than all others, deals with the ramifications of abuse and mistreatment of children, specifically disabled children). She wins the competition that Becca De La Rosa and Maybell Marten run, going to stay in Becca's grandmother's old House. After eating their food and telling them stories, Tressa finds she cannot leave the house; Becca and Maybell then reveal that they've been Anna and Mabel the entire time, and they've trapped her in their house until she repents for what she's done.

She reveals that she went to a school called Lang Primary Conservatory for the Disabled, and lived under the care of Lara Ouvriers, which is an anagram of Aurora Silver. When she was very young, she watched Aurora and her cult sacrifice another student, referred to as the mourning dove, in order to try to summon a god, presumably the King. After she admits this, she unstitches time itself and stops the event from ever happening before thanking Anna & Mabel for what they've helped her do. The last we hear from her is her laughing with both creators as the final episode fades out.
Voice Actors

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## Main Characters

Anna Limón is played by Becca De La Rosa.

Mabel Martin is played by Maybell Marten.

Veratrine is played by Becca De La Rosa.

Luna Thorne is (presumably) played by Maybell Marten.

The King is (presumably) played by Becca De La Rosa.

## Side Characters

Janet Kirk is played by Dorrie Sacks.

Aconite is played by Alexandra Serova.

Aurora Silver is played by Meg Dixon.

Mona Jenkins is played by Cara De La Rosa.

Jonathan is played by Becca De La Rosa.

Brandon is played by Ty Fuhrman.
Episode Twenty-Six: Danse Macabre

In which our dancing slippers are worn threadbare. Featuring: the moon's pale voice, a plot to kill a king, yet another riddle, a party in hell, a familiar name.

**Episode description:** Once upon a time.

## Episode Overview

Anna, Mabel, and Vera head to the royal ball.

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Distortion, choking, violence, references to capitivity/enslavement.

## Episode Summary

This episode begins with Luna explaining how she met the King, when she was kidnapped and transformed into the thing she now is. She says that if Anna and Mabel think they could dethrone the King, then they should do it. We then hear Mabel explaining the Court's dance/ball to Anna. Vera mocks them for being sappy with each other.

Anna learns that Vera had offered herself as a bride to Mabel. Anna chokes Vera out and forces Vera to explain her plan to infiltrate the ball, which boils down to Vera passing as a member of the Court and getting the other two inside; afterward, Anna and Mabel argue about Anna dehumanizing Mabel.

We hear from the unknown voices as they begin to record the ball on their devices.

The girls reach the ball's entrance and Vera freaks out about how powerful the King is. To pass the entrance, they solve a riddle (the answer to this one being "starling"). Once inside, Anna hears a Court member telling a man named Madrigal to play some music. Anna, distracted by the man for an unknown reason, attempts to walk towards Madrigal. Vera sees that Luna is kneeling next to the King in submission and freaks out harder. The ball erupts into distortion and the episode ends.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Vera has a position in the Court, while Anna and Mabel do not. This will change severely over the course of the season.
* This is Jack Madrigal's first mention since Vanished.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Mabel's once again being referred to as a bird (see "Anna's hummingbird" from Vera in Eternal Return) here.
* Anna and Veratrine's relationship is... not good, to say the least, but this marks at least a small turn of care for Mabel and Vera.
	+ VERATRINE: No! You aren't listening! You don't understand, you can't -
	+ MABEL: Are you - alright -
Infinity Mirror Part Two: From the Walls

In which an old thread is plucked loose. Featuring: an architectural anomaly, a strange feast, a reminder.

**Episode description:** Do you hear that strange sound?

## From the Walls

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Distortion, static, glitching, unreality, panic attacks, isolation.

## Episode Summary

The episode begins with Tressa trying in vain to call Becca De La Rosa. The windows and doors begin to rattle and screech, and Tressa starts screaming; we then cut to her reading the next step on the list, to eat an apple and discuss what she left behind. She talks about empathizing with Anna and then reassures herself that the two podcasters aren't trying to murder her.

She eats the apple and explains that she left behind her dad and her cats. Tressa realizes the noise and singing around her is coming out of the House's walls, and then talks about the dollhouse she was given as a child before asking if "Becca's" grandmother is, in fact, Sally Martin.

She reads the next point on the list-- "Remember the mourning dove" -- and starts freaking out, asking how they could have known, because she'd never told *anyone*.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* The House having singing stuck in its walls became canon in Fairy Hill.
* Tressa's dollhouse will reappear in Invocation.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Tressa's cats are named Amadeus and Parmesan, and I love them.
* Tressa refers to the house's windows as "eyes."
* Tressa was given a doll by her mother, which will come up again in Invocation.
Episode Thirty-Six: Rendering

In which many echoes reverberate. Featuring: multiplicity in many forms, reverberation, divergence, a sweeter story.

**Episode description:** A rightful heir must have a history. But which one is it?

## Rendering

#### **Trigger Warnings**

* Arguments, loud noise, experimentation, distortion, screaming, unreality, paranoia, captivity.

## Episode Summary

Mabel explains how the coronation will run, promising to stay with Anna. We hear briefly from a subject called 5712, who repeats the line "It’s really you. I missed you so much" over and over. The girls discuss the King's status as a tyrant, and then Aconite takes over the narrative, speaking of how she arrived in the hill and found her father. We hear a tape of Mabel when she was a subject when her voicemail repeats over and over. Then we hear from the girls in a different life-- where Mabel is a florist and Anna is a customer, flirting with each other.

Back to Aconite, we hear various histories of her death-- the Black Death and dying while immigrating to the States among them-- before she promises to take her father's throne back from Anna despite clearly having no idea how she died or who she is. Lastly we see Janet, still in the House, deciding to run after telling her audience to always tell people where you're going when on a ghost hunt. She starts screaming to be let out, which the House echos back to her dreamily in Anna's voice.

## Continuity

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* Janet had previously mentioned not telling anyone where she was. This leaves her abandoned in the Martin Place.
* The House having Anna's voice is a new development.
* Aconite's true death fits none of these narratives.

## Trivia

**Please note that this section contains spoilers for later episodes of Mabel. Continue at your own risk.**

* WHO IS FIVES WHO ARE THEY