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Make Believe

1986 at the Kennedy Center, General D.'s entrance

Make Believe is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical, and is the first of four iterations that appear in the show. General D. dismisses Raggedy Ann as merely "make believe," so she defends the power of dreams, while quite literally staring death in the face.

## Lyrics

**Raggedy Ann:**

Hopes-- daydreams, a smidgin of poetry--

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Dreams (lies!)

Hopes (fears!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

Self deception!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Love (hate!)

Joy (tears!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

Misconception!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Rise (sink!)

Stand (fall!)

Sing (cry!)

Clear (pall!)

Light (dark!)

Door (wall!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

You can’t get away with it.

**Raggedy Ann:**

You wanna bet?

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Strong (weak!)

Warm (cool!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

It’s confusion!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Fly (fail!)

Wise (fool!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

An illusion!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Laugh (weep!)

Thrill (ache!)

Hold (lose!)

Mend (break!)

Live (die!)

Give (take!)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

Make believe!

**General D:**

Lies! Lies!

## History

### Broadway Previews 1986

* Make Believe was first introduced during the Broadway previews, originally with another verse and chorus at the end:

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Faith (despair)

Truth (deceive)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

An aberration!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Free (snare)

Trust (naive)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

Hallucination!

**Raggedy Ann (General D.):**

Yes (no)

Calm (quake)

Stay (go)

Soothe (shake)

Friend (foe)

Real (fake)

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

Stop it!

**Raggedy Ann:**

Make believe!

**General D:**

Lies! Lies!
Joesph and his shadows

## Joesph

**Species:** Demonic essence

**Found:** Eden and the Old Lands

**Hogwarts House:** Slytherin

**Fears:** Extinction

**Family:**

Son: Trey

**Birthday:** Unknown

**Physical Appearance:** a human shaped shadow

**Personality:** Pure Evil

**Notes:** HE hijacked Ruth’s spell to free the spirits at the Gathering and it turned all of them except Ruth into Shadows

**Pronunciation:** Joe-sef

## The Shadows

**Species:** Demonic essence

**Found:** With Joesph

**Hogwarts House:** Most Gryffindor but a few Slytherin

**Fears:** Death

**Family:** Varys

**Birthday:** Varys

**Physical Appearance:** shadows shaped like humans

**Personality:** some rebellious, some evil and totally into Joesph’s plans

**Notes:** Ellis is one of these shadows. After Joesph’s death the Coven turned all the shadows back mostly human.

**Pronunciation:** Shah-doe-s
Hookie-the-Goblin

Hookie-the-Goblin is the main antagonist in the 1930 book "Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land." The tricky goblin causes mischief throughout the novel by threatening to steal and eat the Cookie People, but is eventually reformed in the end thanks to Raggedy Ann's kind heart.

## Appearances

### Books

* Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land (1930)
* Raggedy Ann Picture-Story Book (1947)
* Raggedy Ann's Sweet and Dandy Sugar Candy Scratch and Sniff Book (1976) (as Hob-the-Goblin)
Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (Album)

* RCA
* Victor
* Decca

**Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs** is an album by prolific children's artist Frank Luther featuring songs from the book of the same name by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. It was originally issued in 1931 by RCA Victor as a three-78-album set; it was reissued in 1946 with a different cover. The album was later repackaged in a single 33 1/3 with some storybook albums for another release titled "*Raggedy Ann: Songs and Stories*."

## Track Listing (original release)

### Disk 1

* My Raggedy Ann
* The Cheery Scarecrow
* The Fairy Ring
* Little Wooden Willie
* The Happy Bluebirds
* The Cookie Bush

### Disk 2

* Snoopwiggy
* The Singing Brooklet
* The Worn Out Doll
* Frederika
* Beloved Belindy

### Disk 3

* Raggedy Andy
* Mother Dear
* Cuckoo Clock
* Christmas Morn
* The Tired Old Horse

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* The Cheery Scarecrow
* The Worn Out Doll
* Beloved Belindy
* Frederika
* Snoopwiggy
* Wooden Willie
* The Tired Old Horse

## Releases

### 1946

The 1946 album (also released under RCA Victor) added an extra verse to the end of My Raggedy Ann, shifting the tracks on the disks. It also has different musical accompaniment.

#### Disk 1

* My Raggedy Ann
* The Cheery Scarecrow
* The Fairy Ring
* The Worn Out Doll
* The Cookie Bush

#### Disk 2

* Mother Dear
* Beloved Belindy
* Frederika
* The Singing Brooklet
* Christmas Morn
* Little Wooden Willie

#### Disc 3

* The Tired Old Horse
* Cuckoo Clock
* Snoopwiggy
* The Happy Bluebirds
* Raggedy Andy

## External Links

#### 1946 release:

* Internet Archive: Side 1
* Internet Archive: Side 2
* Internet Archive: Side 3
* Internet Archive: Side 4
* Internet Archive: Side 5
* Internet Archive: Side 6
Suits

## ::: The Suits :::

Swords : Warriors , usually become knights

Color: Black

main characters that are swords : Bettina Blair (Hope Proctor), Tennessee Wilds (Haven Proctor), Jackson Lancaster, Kessler Bishop, Devon Bishop, Cooper Bishop, Timothy Roth, Easton Corey.

Pentacles : World magic, deal with business and keeping magic hidden from sapiens usually become majors and minors.

Color: Hunter Green

main characters that are Pentacles : Deacon English, Braison Parker, Lily Warren, Kenneth Proctor, Heather English, Sebastian English, Marshall Davenport.

Cups : Potions magic, usually become healers

Color: Aquamarine

main characters that are cups : Bentley Bishop, Hunter Bishop, Chutney Burroughs, Paulina Putnam, Larissa Willard

Wands : Spellcasters usually become pages

Color: Purple

main characters that are wands : Emersyn Bishop, Willow Walcott, Royce Redd, Henley Redd, Constance Bell, Savannah Grace, Lennox Ward.

Notes: Tegan (being the Aether Witch) is ALL the suits, not just one
Discussions

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Raggedy Ann and Fido (cassette)

**Raggedy Ann and Fido** is a paperback book released alongside a cassette tape of the story in 1979 as part of the "Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy Stories" series. It was authored by Mary H. Manoni, and is likley an adaptation of the 1969 Raggedy Ann and Fido. The voice actors are uncredited.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Fido
Raggedy Ann and Betsy Bonnet String

**Raggedy Ann and Betsy Bonnet String** is a novel by Johnny Gruelle, illustrated by his brother, Justin.

## Plot

The Raggedys have exciting adventures in the Deep, Deep Woods with Betsy Bonnet String as they try to escape the Geewhiliker and Gurgle Glug.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Bertram Bumble Bee
* Betsy Bonnet String
* Freddy Flying Squirrel
* Freda Flying Squirrel
* Florence Flying Squirrel
* The Fuzzywump
* The Geewhiliker
* Grampy Hoppytoad
* Gurgle Glug
* The Little Old Woman
* Ned Gnome
* Policeman
* Reginald
* Captain of the Hornet Soldiers
* Wind Fairies
Books Listed by Author

## Johnny Gruelle Books

* Mr. Twee Deedle (1913)
* Mr. Twee Deedle's Further Adventures (1914)
* The Travels of Timmy Toodles (1916)
* All About Little Red Riding Hood (1916)
* All About the Little Small Red Hen (1917)
* My Very Own Fairy Stories (1917)
* The Funny Little Book (1918)
* Friendly Fairies (1919)
* Little Sunny Stories (1919)
* The Little Brown Bear (1920)
* Orphant Annie Story Book (1921)
* Eddie Elephant (1921)
* Johnny Mouse and the Wishing Stick (1922)
* The Magical Land of Noom (1922)
* The Cheery Scarecrow (1929)
* The Cruise of the Rickety-Robin: Thrilling Adventures of Andy and Ann on the Cruise of the Rickety-Robin (1931)

## Johnny Gruelle Raggedy Ann Books

* Raggedy Ann Stories (1918)
* Raggedy Andy Stories (1920)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (1924)
* Raggedy Andy's Number Book (1924)
* Raggedy Ann's Wishing Pebble (1925)
* Raggedy Ann's Alphabet Book (1925)
* Beloved Belindy (1926)
* The Paper Dragon (1926)
* Raggedy Ann's Fairy Stories (1928)
* Wooden Willie (1927)
* Raggedy Ann's Magical Wishes (1928)
* Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story (1929)
* Raggedy Ann in the Deep Deep Woods (1930)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (1930)
* Raggedy Ann in Cookie Land (1931)
* Raggedy Ann's Lucky Pennies (1932)
* Raggedy Ann in the Golden Meadow (1935)
* Raggedy Ann and the Left-Handed Safety Pin (1935)
* Raggedy Ann's Joyful Songs (1937)
* Raggedy Ann and Maizie Moocow (1937)

## Published Posthumously

Works attributed to Gruelle and published after his death. Some may have been based directly on his unpublished manuscripts, others were possibly written by his family, and many later books are adaptations of his originals.

## Uncredited or Multiple Authors:

* Dell Comics "New Funnies" #65-111 (July, 1942 - May, 1946)
* Dell Junior Treasury: Raggedy Ann and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (1957)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy Gold Key Comics (1971)

## Johnny Gruelle Anthologies

* Johnny Gruelle's Golden Book (1925)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy's Merry Adventures (1974)
* Raggedy Ann & Andy Giant Treasury (1984)
* Raggedy Ann & Andy Second Giant Treasury (1989)
* Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Read-Aloud Treasury (2005)
Raggedy Ann and Andy Green Thumb Book: An Adventure in Growing Things -Indoors and Out

**Raggedy Ann and Andy Green Thumb Book: An Adventure in Growing Things -Indoors and Out** is a how-to by Alix Nelson. Raggedy Ann and Andy describe different flowers, vegetables, and fruits that can be grown indoors and out in a garden.

## Chapters:

**Some Bulbs Glow, Some Bulbs Grows**: The Raggedys learn about bulb flowers, why bulbs must be planted in autumn to bloom from late through spring, where to send away for bulbs and seeds catalog.

**Tulips-O-Mania!**: More about bulbs flowers-how to plant them, where to plant them in the landscape, different kinds of gardening tools and their purposes, bonemeal and what it does, how bulbs reproduce, how to experiment with planting a wide variety of bulb flowers.

**Ready, Set-Bloom!**: The Raggedys discover that bulbs flowers can be grown indoors and forced into bloom by Christmas and early winter, and how it is done.

**Mother Earth**: All about why leaves fall, how to make a compost pile, why compost is important and how it improves all types of soil.

**Santa's Helpers**: Many different kinds of plants that can be grown indoors from vegetables, fruits and seeds found in everyone's kitchen; how to start them growing how to make terrariums.

**Grampy Groundhog Get A Garden**: Raggedy Ann and Andy plan a spring garden on paper: how to decide a garden's shape and size, how to select which vegetables and fruits to grow.

**Spring Fever!**: How to plant a garden, thin out seedlings, care for and cultivate it as it grows.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
Mr. Twee Deedle's Further Adventures

**Mr. Twee Deedle's Further Adventures** is written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle, and is a collection of the comic series.

## Summary

A second compilation of 13 Mr. Twee Deedle episodes originally published in 1911 as a Sunday comic in the New York Herald.

## Episodes

* untitled: scaredy calves (May 21, 1911)
* The Adventures with the Honey Bees (May 28, 1911)
* untitled: raindrops soldiers (June 4, 1911)
* untitled: starfish (June 11, 1911)
* untitled: balloon spiders (June 18, 1911)
* untitled: tailor worm (June 25, 1911)
* untitled: mousies (July 2, 1911)
* untitled: mad dog (July 9, 1911)
* untitled: old man/fairies (July 16, 1911)
* untitled: hummingbird (July 23, 1911)
* untitled: froggies/turtles (July 30, 1911)
* untitled: Sunday drunks (August 6, 1911)
* untitled: tramp flies (August 13, 1911)
Make Believe (Reprise 2)

ESIPA 1984

**Make Believe (reprise 2)** is a song in the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. It's simply labelled *"Make Believe (reprise)"* on playbills, but this may get confusing as the previous song, Make Believe (reprise 1), is labelled the same.

Now out on the open sea in their makeshift boat, Marcella and the dolls can finally relax, and Marcella begins to appreciate Raggedy Ann's optimistic outlook.

## Lyrics

**Raggedy Ann:**

Bed, sail, sea, sky

Make believe

It’s easy isn’t it.

Dream, stars, light, sky

Make believe

Thought you couldn’t do it.

**Marcella:**

It’s amazing.

**Raggedy Ann:**

On your way now

Soon be day now

May I say how

**Marcella:**

Make believe

**Raggedy Ann:**

You said it, kiddo.

**Marcella:**

Make believe

**Raggedy Ann:**

Safe, soft, strong, warm

**Dolls:**

Make believe

**Raggedy Ann:**

I’ll get you there.

Calm, through dark storm

**Dolls:**

Make believe

**Raggedy Ann:**

Anything can happen.

Not to hide, eyes open wide

And deep inside keep

Make believe

**Marcella:**

I love it.

Make believe

**Raggedy Ann:**

Me too.

**All:**

Make believe

## History

### Broadway Previews 1986

* Make Believe (reprise 2) was not added to the show until the Broadway previews, and saw no changes.

## Videos

Raggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Make Believe Reprise 2
Marcy Marino

# Marcy Marino

## Marcy

**Species:** Shifter

**Animal:** Mountain Lion

**Hogwarts House:** Gryffindor

**Fears:** Duenill

**Family:** Unknown

**Birthday:** Unknown

**Physical Appearance (human):** she has blonde hair and brown eyes

**Physical Appearance (cougar):** Like a regular mountain lion

**Personality:** Strong-willed, independant

**Notes:** She goes to SOMA and trains as a Swords. SOMA Shifter Major

**Pronounciation:** mar-cee mar-ee-no
Raggedy Ann and Andy (1972 Stage Play)

**Raggedy Ann and Andy (1972)** is the first Raggedy Ann play produced by the Children's Theater Company of Minneapolis, and was performed at the auditorium of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. The show is unrelated to previous stage shows, and features a completely original plot. Costumes were designed by Gene Davis Buck, lighting by Karlis Ozols, and sets by John Clark Donahue.

The show received lukewarm reviews, the acting was praised but the plot was regarded as little more than children's entertainment. The Children's Theater Company of Minneapolis would produce a second Raggedy Ann show in 1987, with a new playwright.

## Plot

It's Raggedy Andy's birthday. But Marcella forgets him outside on the fence and he is taken by Marcella's mean neighbor Mr. Crupper. He makes his own, wicked mechanical dolls who are just as mean as himself, and paints a frown in the place of Andy's smile. When Marcella goes to sleep, the rest of the dolls come alive to rescue Andy. They meet the discarded Old Sock Doll who reveals the old man has a sympathetic backstory, having been teased as a child for creating the makeshift doll.

## Cast & Characters

* Wendy Lehr as Raggedy Ann
* Steven M. Rydberg as Raggedy Andy
* Marcella
* Guy Paul as Mr. Crupper
* Bain Boehlke as the Old Sock Doll
* Mary Ann Raymond and Karen Helfand as Penny Dolls
* John Martin as Scottish Doll
* Debbie Tice-Otte as French Doll
* Ginny Swanson as Russian Doll
* Barbe Larson and Thomas W. Olson as Dutch Dolls

## External Links

* Children's Theater Company and School of Minneapolis Alumni Archive
Raggedy Ann & Andy Festival Scrapbook

**The Raggedy Ann & Andy Festival Scrapbook 1990-1999** is a 66-page spiral-bound book created by the Arcola Chamber of Commerce to commemorate the first decade of the annual festival. Created to resemble a scrapbook, it includes newspaper clippings and photos with blank pages for attendees to add their own remembrances.

## Contents

* 1st Annual Festival - 1990
* 2nd Annual Festival - 1991
* 3rd Annual Festival - 1992
* 4th Annual Festival - 1993
* 5th Annual Festival - 1994
* 6th Annual Festival - 1995
* 7th Annual Festival - 1996
* 8th Annual Festival - 1997
* 9th Annual Festival - 1998
* 10th Annual Festival - 1999
* Through the Years
Beloved Belindy

The Hallmark re-design introduced in the 70's

**Beloved Belindy** is a character created by Johnny Gruelle in the book of the same name.

## Appearances

### Books

* Beloved Belindy (1926)
* Wooden Willie (1927)
* Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story (1929)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (1930)
* Raggedy Ann and the Hoppy Toad (1940)
* Raggedy Ann in the Garden (1940)
* Raggedy Ann and the Laughing Brook (1940)
* Raggedy Ann's Picture Book (1940)
* The New Funnies (1942-1946)
* Raggedy Ann Picture-Story Book (1947)
* Raggedy Ann's Adventure (1947)
* Raggedy Ann and the Slippery Slide (1947)
* Raggedy Ann and Friends Cardbook set (1974)

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (1931)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny And Joyful Songs (1938)
* Raggedy Ann: Songs and Stories (1946)

### Read-Along Records

* Raggedy Ann and Andy go to Cookietown (1974)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy Visit the Kingdom of Every Wish (1974)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy in Dreamland (1974)

### Merchandise

* Milton Bradley Board Game - Raggedy Ann
* Hallmark Card Games
Proctor

## The Proctor Family

The Proctors are descended from the original 20 witches. Uriel had Edward Proctor, who wielded Michael’s sword in the first war against Lilith. By having a son, he made the Proctor bloodline angelic. Proctors are usually leaders, with a passion to protect people and are also great friends and confidants (as stated in the Rose Witch). Ruth married Micah Proctor, but Ruth’s father was the archangel Michael. This meant that both Hope (Bettina) and Haven (Tennessee) have a lot of Angelic blood in them as they are descendants of Uriel and the Grandchildren of Michael. They are the only two capable of wielding Michael’s sword.

**Main Proctors:**

* Hope Proctor (Bettina Blair)
* Haven Proctor (Tennessee Wildes)
* Kenneth Proctor
* Ruth Proctor (daughter of Michael, mother of Hope and Haven)
* Micah Proctor (Husband of Ruth, father of Hope and Haven)
* Saraphina "Saffie" Proctor
* Myrtle Proctor
* Edward Proctor

**Proctor soulmate pairings:**

* Hope Proctor and Jackson Lancaster
* Haven Proctor and Tegan Bishop
* Saraphina "Saffie" Proctor and Zachariah "Riah" Martin
* Ruth Proctor and Micah Proctor
The Harrington

The Harrington is an American Saturday-morning animated-cartoon television series, created and designed by Alex Thomas, that was produced by Charles Hill Productions. The show debuted on September 9, 1967 on NBC.

### The Herculoids

#### Humans

The three humans were the only ones who could communicate in English.

* **Zinnen** (voiced by Gary Owens)
* **Thesera** (voiced by Ginny Tyler)
* **Dino** (voiced by Tim Matheson)

#### Creatures

The five creature characters of *The Harrington* are:

* **Zoinks** (voiced by Don Messick) - A flying space dragon.
* **Jeepers** (voiced by Paul Frees) - A rock ape.
* **Jinkies** (voiced by Mel Blanc) - A ten-legged, four-horned rhinoceros/*Triceratops* hybrid.
* **Glue** and **Grease** (voiced by Vic Perrin and Hal Smith) - Two protoplasmic creatures.

## Credits

* Animation: Ed Augustin, Don Abrams, Rudy Cataldi, Dick Hall, Harry Holt, Lou Kachivan, Ed Love, John Sparey, Ed Beck, Jerry Hathcock
* Voices: Gary Owens, Don Messick, Ginny Tyler, Tim Matheson, Hal Smith, Paul Frees, Vic Perrin, Don Messick, John Stephenson, Mel Blanc, Alan Oppenheimer, Janet Waldo
* Created by Alex Thomas
* Character Design: Bob Beck
* Story: Larz Bourne, David Scott
* Layout: Jack Huber, Nick Gibson, Al Wilson, Tony Sgroi, Dick Bickenbach, A. Kendall O'Connor
* Backgrounds: F. Michaelson, Paul Julian, Cathleen Braver, Gary Niblett
* Story Editors: Willard Howard, James Benson
* Supervising Producer: Richard Kenny
* Associate Producer: Alex Scott
* Story Direction: Paul Sommer, Bill Perez
* Animation Director: Charles A. Nelson
* Production Design: Izzy Takamoto
* Production Supervisor: Ken Peterson
* Title Design: Art Rogers
* Titles: Bill Lynn
* Music Score: George Rogers
* Music Supervisor: Ray Schaffer
* Technical Supervisor: Yoram Garling
* Ink & Paint Supervisor: Warren Johnson
* Xerography: Richard "Terry" Wallace
* Sound Direction: C.O. Stevens, Robert Crissman
* Music Editor: Emery Kennethson
* Film Editing: Jack Bachom, Thomas Scott, John O. Young
* Camera: Nigel Stanchfield, Roy Willis, Byron McRae, Roger Sims
* Produced and Directed by Barry Charles and Michael Hill
* In Charge of Production: Dickie Bamber
* Executive Producer: John Hathcock
* Produced by Charles Hill Productions
* (C) 1967 Charles Hill Productions All Rights Reserved
* This picture made under the jurisdiction of IATSE-IA, Affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.-C.L.C.
* RCA Sound Recording
* a charles hill production
* a division of cardona company
Bettina Blair

## Bettina Blair/Hope Proctor

**SPOILER WARNING**

**Card:** XX - Judgement

**Species:** arcana, with angel blood

**Suit:** Swords

**Magic:** Ice, Creating Spells, Telepathy with Tegan, angelic runes

**Magic Color:** pink

**Hogwarts House:** Gryffindor

**Fears:** losing her brother and uncle after finally getting them back…. And sharks

**Family:** Proctor and Honorary Bishop

* Boyfriend (Soulmate): Jackson Lancaster
* Brother: Tennessee Wildes/Haven Proctor
* Uncle: Timothy Roth
* Birth Mother: Ruth Roth
* Birth Father: Micah Proctor
* Adoptive Mother: Catherine “Cathy“ Blair
* Adoptive Father: Timothy “Tim” Blair
* Grandfather: Archangel Michael
* Ancestor: Angel Uriel
* Honorary Brother: Bentley Cooper Bishop
* Honorary Sister: Tegan Bishop
* Honorary Father: Hunter Bishop
* Great Great Great Great Grandmother (Many times removed) : Myrtle Proctor
* Great great great grandaunt: Saraphina Proctor (aka Saffie)
* Great great great grandfather: Cyrus Proctor
* Great great great great granduncle: Leyka Proctor
* Unknown: Kenneth Proctor, Francelina “Frankie” Proctor

**Birthday:** December 14, 2002 (Sagittarius) Celebrated June 14

**Soulmate Glyph Color:** Lavender

**Book Appearance:** Lost Witch, Academy Magic series, Fae Magic series, Wolf Witch

**Physical appearance:** Royal blue eyes, blonde, 5’10 long and lean. Smells like flowers.

\*New appearance (aka the one she was born with) \* Black hair, mismatched blue and green eyes like Tenn.Tan skin, also like Haven. is now 6ft. angelic golden bands around her fingers (like midi-rings). Smells like gardenias, roses and jasmines.

**Personality:** Constant references to fictional books and movies, bubbly, LOVES converse. Loves to scheme with Tegan. Loyal and protective of friends. When refound as Hope, she became much more badass again.

**Notes:** Best friends with Tegan. Defeated Joseph with Haven. Was blocked for many years with her mother’s angelic magic. the Coven’s spell maker. Retrieved her grandfather, Archangel Michael’s sword with Jackson. Can create any spell she wants too. Is currently in possession of her mother Ruth Roth’s locket full of spells. Turned Eden into holy land. Is the only other arcana able to communicate telepathically and summon Haven’s sword. Timothy Roth was Judgement card prior to his death (and subsequent resurrection). Shares a listening mark with Tegan and Henley (will be very important later).Nicknames: B, Tina, Moonshine, Hope,, Bettina Hope Proctor Blair, Barbie

**Pronunciation:** Bet-ee-na Bl-air Hoe-p Prock-ter

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Bernard Cribbins

**Bernard Joseph Cribbins**, OBE (born 29 December 1928) is an English character actor, comedy actor, voice-over artist and musical comedian with a career spanning over seventy years. He came to prominence in films of the 1960s, and has been in work consistently since his professional debut in the mid-1950s. In Britain, he was best known for his successful novelty records in the early 1960s, especially "Right Said Fred", but in the 2000s he gained new fame for his appearances in *Doctor Who*.

Cribbins narrated *The Wombles*, a BBC children's television programme that ran for 60 episodes between 1973 and 1975, and played the pretentious guest Mr. Hutchinson in "The Hotel Inspectors" episode of *Fawlty Towers* (1975), and the belligerent barman in Alfred Hitchcock's *Frenzy* (1972). He was a regular and prolific performer on the BBC's *Jackanory* from 1966 to 1991. Having appeared as Tom Campbell, a companion to Dr. Who in the 1966 feature film *Daleks' Invasion Earth 2150 A.D.*, Cribbins also appeared four decades later as Wilfred Mott, the grandfather of Donna Noble, the companion to television's Tenth Doctor.
Morp the Martian (TV series)

Morp the Martian is an American animated television series produced by Charles Hill Productions and Grand-View Cartoons. It first aired on ABC from September 10, 1966, to January 21, 1967. The series was composed of two unrelated segments, Morp the Martian and Dingo Boy in the Lost Wally. The series was created by William Scott and Charlie Jones and produced and directed by Barry Charles and Michael Hill.

## Morp the Martian

### Voice Cast:

* Mel Blanc - Morph the Martian
* Daws Butler - Benny
* Don Messick - T.I.M.
* Paul Frees - Tubb
* Janet Waldo - Martia

## Dingo Boy in the Lost Wally

### Voice Cast:

* Tim Matheson - Dingo Boy
* Alan Oppenheimer - Ark
* John Stephenson - Robby Red
* Gary Owens - Opening Narrator

## Credits

* Animation: Ed Beck, George Nelson, O.E. Callahan, Ed Parks, Rudy Cataldi, Bob Carr, Jerry Hathcock, Bill Hutten, Hicks Lokey, Mike Webster, John Sparey, Ken Southworth, Allen Wilzbach, Graeme Rowley
* Voices: Daws Butler, Don Messick, Janet Waldo, Tim Matheson, Gary Owens, Paul Frees, Mel Blanc, Alan Oppenheimer, John Stephenson
* Created by William Scott and Charlie Jones
* Character Design: Bob Beck
* Story: Bill Lutz, Larz Bourne, Bill Hamilton, Walter Black
* Layout: Moe Gollub, Walt Cardona, Bob Singer, Homer Jonas, Dick Bickenbach, Alex Ignatiev, Tony Sgroi, Hi Mankin
* Backgrounds: F. Michaelson, Dick Grandmain, Paul Julian, Ron Dias, Art Lozzi, Rolly Oliva
* Story Editors: Willard Howard, James Benson
* Supervising Producer: Richard Kenny
* Associate Producer: Alex Scott
* Story Direction: Lewis Marshall, Joe Grant, Paul Sommer, Bill Perez
* Animation Director: Charles A. Nelson
* Production Design: Izzy Takamoto
* Production Supervisor: Ken Peterson
* Title Design: Art Rogers
* Titles: Bill Lynn
* Music Score: George Rogers
* Music Supervisor: Ray Schaffer
* Technical Supervisor: Yoram Garling
* Ink & Paint Supervisor: Warren Johnson
* Xerography: Richard "Terry" Wallace
* Sound Direction: C.O. Stevens, Robert Crissman
* Music Editor: Emery Kennethson
* Film Editing: Jack Bachom, Thomas Scott, John O. Young
* Camera: Nigel Stanchfield, Roy Willis, John Pratt, Roger Sims, Rex Stevens, Dale Brunswick, Ed Austin, Roy Wade
* Produced and Directed by Barry Charles and Michael Hill
* In Charge of Production: Dickie Bamber
* Executive Producer: John Hathcock
* Produced by Grand-View Cartoons in association with Charles Hill Productions
* (C) 1966 Grand-View Cartoons All Rights Reserved
* This picture made under the jurisdiction of IATSE-IA, Affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.-C.L.C.
* RCA Sound Recording
* a charles hill production
* a division of cardona company
Michael Hordern

**Sir Michael Murray Hordern, CBE** (3rd October 1911 - 2nd May 1995) was a famous actor during the early 20th century.

In 1983 he voiced Badger in the stop motion animated The Wind in the Willows pilot film and the TV Series from 1984 - 1990.

He is also best known for narrating another stop motion series called **The Adventures of Paddington Bear** from 1975-1986.

Michael died at the age of 83 in 1995 from a kidney disease and was cremated and had his ashes scattered into the English Channel.
All About Mother Goose

All About Mother Goose pictures by John B. Gruelle

## Nursery Rhymes

* Humpty Dumpty
* Little Boy Blue
* Hark, Hark! The Dog Do Bark
* There Was a Crooked Man
* I Like Little Pussy
* Where Are You Going
* Jack and Jill
* This Little Pig
* Little Bo Peep
* See-Saw Margery Daw
* Simple Simon
* Hickory Dickory Dock
* Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater
* Little Miss Muffet
* Polly Put the Kettle On
* Sing a Song of Six Pence
* Old Mother Hubbard
* Rub a Dub Dub
* Little Tommy Tucker
* There Was an Old Woman
* Old King Cole
* Goosey Goosey Gander
* Little Tee Wee
* As Tommy Snooks and Bessie Brooks
* There Was an Old Woman
* Higgledy Pigledy
* Rain Rain Go Away

## External Links

https://www.google.com/books/edition/All\_about\_Mother\_Goose/a0v0cv13hEUC?hl=en&gbpv=0
Julia and the Famous Stars (TV series)

Julia and the Famous Stars is an American animated television series, Produced for Saturday morning television by Melvin Comics Animation and Charles Hill Productions sixteen episodes of Julia and the Famous Stars aired on NBC during the 1970–71 television season.

## Characters

### Protagonists

* Julia (voiced by Michele Lee)
* Bunsen the Benson (voiced by Sterling Holloway)
* Anthony (voiced by Dean Jones)
* Harold (voiced by Buddy Hackett)
* Gloria (voiced by Eva Gabor)

### Antagonists

* Judge Cuthbert (voiced by John Cleese)
* Rocky Rodent (voiced by Don Messick)

## Episodes

* Main article: List of Julia and the Famous Stars episodes

## Credits

* Animation: Jerry Hathcock, Ed Beck, Dick Lundy, Isadore Ellis, Ed Augustin, Bob Bemiller, Morey Reden, Dick Thompson, Shannon Lee Dyer, John Garling, Jack Parr, Bill Keil, Ed Parks, Xenia, George Goepper, Carlos Alfonso, Oliver E. Callahan, Lillian Evans, John Sparey, Joan Orbison, Harold Foster, Tom Ray, Hicks Lokey, Jay Sarbry, Cliff Nordberg
* Voices: Michele Lee, Sterling Holloway, Dean Jones, Buddy Hackett, John Cleese, Eva Gabor, Don Messick, Casey Kasem, Paul Winchell, Vic Perrin, Hal Smith, Janet Waldo, John Stephenson
* Story: Larz Bourne, Bill Lutz, Ralph Wright, Warren Tufts, Tom Dagenais, Dalton Sandifer
* Story Direction: Howard Swift, Bob Singer, Paul Sommer, Earl Klein
* Layout: Bob Singer, Dale Barnhart, Mike Arens, Gary Hoffman, Rick Gonzalez, Terry Slade, Jack Huber, Mo Gollub, Alex Ignatiev, Jim Fletcher, Mario Uribe
* Background: Rene Garcia, Curtis Perkins, Richard Khim, Gino Giudice, Daniela Bielecka, Gary Niblett, Peter Van Elk, Eric Semones
* Co-Producer: Lew Marshall
* Story Editors: Willard Howard and James Benson
* Supervising Producer: Richard Kenny
* Associate Producer: Alex Scott
* Julia Theme by George Rogers
* Production Design: Izzy Takamoto
* Production Supervisor: Ken Peterson
* Character Design: Jerry Eisenberg
* Title Design: Art Rogers
* Titles: Bill Lynn
* Music Score: Henry Sharples
* Music Supervisor: Ray Schaffer
* Technical Supervisor: Yoram Garling
* Ink & Paint Supervisor: Warren Johnson
* Xerography: Richard "Terry" Wallace
* Sound Direction: C.O. Stevens, Robert Crissman
* Music Editor: Emery Kennethson
* Camera: Dennis Weaver, Dick Blundell, Bill Kotler, George Epperson, Cliff Shirpser, Charles Flekal, Roy Wade
* Film Editing: Gerald Bailey, David Horton, Larry Cowan
* Produced and Directed by Barry Charles and Michael Hill
* Animation Director: Charles A. Nelson
* In Charge of Production: Dickie Bamber
* Executive Producers: Graham Collingwood and John Hathcock
* Created by: Ernest Nelson and Ron Graham for the "Julia and the Famous Stars" comic book originally designed by Doug DeGuard
* Produced by Melvin Comics Animation in association with Charles Hill Productions
* (C) 1970 Melvin Comics Animation All Rights Reserved
* This picture made under the jurisdiction of IATSE-IA, Affiliated with A.F.L.-C.I.O.-C.L.C.
* RCA Sound Recording
* a charles hill production
* a division of cardona company
David Jason

**Sir David John White, OBE** (born 2 February 1940), better known by his stage name as David Jason, was a English actor, comedian, and voice actor in several shows and two movies for Cosgrove Hall, voicing such characters as Danger Mouse and Count Duckula, among others. Jason is also in Del Boy the popular in the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses.
The Wind in the Willows (1993 film)

***The Wind in the Willows*** is a 1993 American animated film produced by Charles Hill Productions, Ocean Pictures and Michael Shires Pictures released on August 27, 1993 by Pentagon Pictures. The film is based on Kenneth Grahame's classic story *The Wind in the Willows*.

## Voice Cast:

* Martin Jarvis as Rat
* Bernard Cribbins as Mole
* Peter Ustinov as Badger
* Christian Rodska as Mr. Toad
* Susan Sheridan as The Jailer's Daugher
* Amanda Root as Rosemary and Girl Mouse
* David Jason as Chief Weasel and Reggie
* Jon Pertwee as The Policeman
* John Derum as Judge and Otter
* Willie Rushton as The Engine Driver
* Kelsey Grammer as Alfred the Horse
* Rik Mayall as The Clerk
* Hugh Laurie as The Jailer
* Richard Waites, Victoria Wood and Neil Buchanan as Weasels
* Mindy Cohn as Barge Woman
* Michael Hordern as Narrator
* Richard Briers as Billy Rabbit
* Martin Short as Portly

## Trivia

* This is first Ocean Pictures film to be rated G by the MPAA.

## Release

* The Wind in the Willows was released theatrically on 21 April 1993 in the United Kingdom and Ireland and 27 August 1993 in the United States and Canada.
Frank Jones

**Frank Jones** is a character from all Giants Eating Children media.

## Voice actors

Voiced by:

* David Jason (1969-present)

## Trivia

* Frank Jones's voice is based on Danger Mouse, Mr. Toad, Count Duckula, The BFG and Hugo from Danger Mouse, The Wind in the Willows, Count Duckula, The BFG and Victor and Hugo: Bunglers in Crime.
The Amazing World of Gumby

The Amazing World of Gumby is an American animated television series. It was produced by Charles Hill Films, Children's Television Elmore and created by Lizzie Watters.

## Main Characters

* Gumby the Cat (voiced by Roy E. Shires)
* Duncan the Fish (voiced by Jim Cummings)
* Alice the Rabbit (voiced by Mae Whitman)
* Shirley the Cat (voiced by Jennifer Hale)
* Willy the Rabbit (voiced by Billy West)

## Voice Cast:

* Roy E. Shires as Gumby the Cat
* Jim Cummings as Duncan the Fish
* Mae Whitman as Alice the Rabbit
* Jennifer Hale as Shirley the Cat
* Billy West as Willy the Rabbit

## Episodes

* List of The Amazing World of Gumby episodes
Richard Hood

Richard Hood is a 1996 Animated film that is a Charles Hill Movie.

## Voice Cast

* Martin Jarvis as **Richard Hood**, a Fox.
* Shane Richie as Big Jake, a Bear.
* Jennifer Love Hewitt as Maid Mariel
	+ Liz Calloway provides Maid Mariel’s Singing Voice
* Nigel Cross as Prince Jorge, a Leopard, King Russell, a Lion.
* Michael Nunes as Scurry Meerkat
* Robert Guillaume as Advisor Buck, a Baboon.
* James Herbert as Sir Wiggles, a Worm.
* Bill Farmer as Police Howligan, a Wolf.
* George Lindsey and Patrick Pinney as Tug and Nub, Two Bats.
* Theresa Nelson as Lady Claire
* Bruce Thompson as Ma Meerkat
* Kirsten Dunst as Sally Meerkat
* Jess Harnell as Simon Mouse
* June Foray as Barbara Mouse
The Beak Street Mob

**The Beak Street Mob** is a British animated television series produced by Charles Hill Films for London Weekend Television. The show originally ran from 14 September 1991 to 5 Decemeber 1992 on the ITV network.

## Plot

A gang of feathered friends have an odd adventure.

## Main Characters

* Hoot the Owl (voiced by James Herbert)
* Whizz (voiced by Neil Buchanan)
* Robbo (voiced by Martin Jarvis)
* Charlotte (voiced by Ruby Wax)
* Narrator (voiced by Martin Jarvis)

## Episodes

* The List of The Beak Street Mob episodes

## Credits

* Voices: Martin Jarvis, Neil Buchanan, Richard Waites, Ruby Wax, Bruce Thompson, James Herbert, Nigel Cross, Amanda Root
* Written by Bruce Thompson, Peter Michaelson, James Herbert
* Original Music by Dave Roylance
* Design: Brian Cosgrove, Jon Doyle, Paul Harrison, Margaret Riley, Mark Stacey, Mike Whaite
* Storyboard: Jon Doyle, Jez Hall, Andy Roper, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson
* Layout: Chris Randall, Margaret Riley, Paul Salmon, Vincent James, Dan Whitworth, Ed Williams, Andy Roper
* Animation: Rosemary Welch, Roy Jackson, Rich Cox, Gillian Holton, Reg Lodge, Patsy Simmonds, Dick Horne, Patrick Savage, Andrew Smith, Janet Nunn, Mike Williams, Sarah Vincent, Malcolm Bourne
* Backgrounds: David Scutt
* Special Effects: Alexy Allen
* Camera: Wayne Alexander, Nick Summers, Les Hall, Tony Green
* Painting: Dee Lodge, Alina Bailey, Peter Knight, Ceri Griffen, Pat Petronio, Greer Eve, Corina Poore, Shaun Sewter, Lucy Owen, Deborah Thaine
* Supervised by Alice Clayton
* Xerox: Brian Scoble
* Animation Line Test: Trevor Biggs
* Production Controller: Bob Burrows
* Film Editors: John McManus, Zyggy Markiewicz, Nigel Rutter, Patrick Haggerty
* Assistant Editors: Bob Ashton, Lincoln Anderson, Hilary Wyatt, Jane Hicks
* Dubbing Mixer: Tim Cavagin
* Associate Producer: Chris Michaelson
* Animation Director: Barry Parker
* Produced by Barry Charles and Michael Hill
* Executive Producer: John Hathcock
* Directed by Chris Randall
Braison Parker

**Card**: XII - The Hanged Man

**Species:** arcana

**Suit**: Pentacles

**Magic**: Light and shadow

**Magic Color:** Grey

**Hogwarts House:** Gryffindor

**Fears:** Not being good enough and getting a friend killed

**Family**:

* Girlfriend: Paulina Putnam
* dog: Albert

**Birthday :** September 14,2001 ( Virgo)

**Soulmate Glyph Color:** Undetermined

**Book Appearance:** Elemental Magic series, Academy Magic series, Fae Magic series

**Physical appearance:** 6’0, 200 pounds. Red hair, green eyes. shaggy hair.

**Personality**: Nerd. Wears jeans, graphic tees and Converse. Has dog (mastiff) named Albert.

**Notes:** Went missing as of the Death Witch

**Pronounciation:** br-a-son Park-er

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Vakinyas

**Species:** Vakinya (obviously)

**Abilities:** Earth

**Hogwarts House:** Ravenclaw

**Fears:** King Atzaran

**Family:** Unknown

**Physical Appearance:** White wolf with glowing pink eyes and reindeer antlers covered in red flowers

**Personality:** ancient, kind, agile

**Notes:** Lukat found Saffie while Saffie was reblooming their red flowers and that made Lukat know Saffie was the one prophasised to save them. Very ancient. The last species from the place Eithne mentioned at the end of the Death Witch.

**Pronounciation:** Vah-kin-ya
Millie Ann Lancaster

**Suit:** unknown

**Species:** Arcana

**Hogwarts House:** Hufflepuff

**Fears:** Loosing her family

**Family:** Lancasters

daughter: Chloe Lancaster

Soulmate: King Henry VI

Mother: Millie Lancaster

Son in some way: Jackson Lancaster

Also related too: Randall Lancaster

**Birthday:** unknown

**Soulmate Glyph Color:** unknown

**Book Appearance:** Rose Witch, Academy Magic, maybe Fae Magic

**Physical Appearance:** IDK

**Personality:** IDK

**Notes:** Was stuck with her daughter Chloe in the Old Lands making time different for them. Her soulmate was King Henry VI but after having Michael’s sword hidden became Pippa’s husband Gregory.

**Pronunciation:** Mill-ee An Lan-cast-er

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Lilith

**Species:** Demon

**Type/Class:** Greatest Demon

**Hogwarts House:** Slytherin

**Fears:** Plan Not working

**Family:** unknown

**Birthday:** Beginning of the world

**Book Appearance:** Academy Magic, Fae Magic, Wolf Witch (only mentioned in all listed)

**Physical Appearance:** unknown

**Personality:** unknown

**Notes:** good at persuading and giving people what they want to get what she wants. Is against the Coven.

**Pronunciation:** Lil-eh-th

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Timothy Roth

**Card:** Judgement (formerly) Hermit (current)

**Species:** arcana

**Suit:** Sword

**Magic:** Ice (formerly) speaks and reads all languages (current)

**Magic Color:** Dark Blue

**Hogwarts House:** Gryffindor

**Fears:** his worst fear was dying before Haven and Hope got their memory back…. Now its dying *again.*

**Family:**

* Sister: Ruth Roth

* Brother-in-law: Micah Proctor

* Niece: Bettina Blair/ Hope Proctor

* Nephew: Tennessee Wildes/ Haven Proctor

* Girlfriend (NOT soulmate): Katherine

**Birthday**: January 3, 1972 (Capricorn)

**Soulmate Glyph Color:** Unknown

**Book Appearance:** Elemental Magic series, Academy Magic series, Fae Magic series

**Physical appearance**: Salt and pepper hair with a matching beard. Warm brown eyes. Tall, with a muscular build. 6,3

**Personality**: Kind, helpful, always there when you need him. He also as a outer shell that is a little prickly he has a heart of gold.

**Notes:** Was slowly dying for a month, and then brought back to life by a small amount of Tegan's magic. Is also basically the second father of Jackson Lancaster. Will do anything for his family. Is the Uncle of Haven and Hope Proctor. Was given a sword by Michael containing angelic magic during his initiation as the Hermit card. Only Arcana to be marked twice. Nickname Uncle Tim

**Pronounciation:** Tim-o-thy Ro-th

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Sawyer

**Species:** Hippocampus

**Abilities:** Unknown

**Hogwarts House:** Gryffindor

**Fears:** King Atzaran

**Family:**

Brother: Cota

**Birthday:** Unknown

**Physical Appearance (Seelie):** He had fins that dried into spikes, he looked like a giant pale blue lizard, had large talons, had blue eyes and he had 2 back legs and a lizard-like tail, his scales were hard and flat and his face was hard and pointed.

**Physical Appearance (Free):** He has no back legs , a tail that has fins exactly like Cota’s, blue scales glistened over his entire body, his front legs grew long in the front and his snout took its proper form. A thick emerald green mane lined the back of his head and down his neck. We’re Cota was shades of purple-red Sawyer was shades of blue and green.

**Personality:** (Seelie): Desperate, lonely, mourning, afraid. (Now): happy, rejorceful, happy to see Cota again.

**Notes:** was captured by the Seelie King Atzaran and stuck in the tunnels and called the Beast and had to survive off eating people. Then Saffie and Paulina free him back out in the ocean to see Cota again.

**Pronounciation:** Soy-er
Raggedy Ann & Andy - Bend & Stretch

**Raggedy Ann & Andy - Bend & Stretch** is an exercise record for children by Kid Stuff Records. Raggedy Ann and Andy lead the young listeners through simple stretches, yoga, and exercises. Various characters appear on the front and back cover but only Ann & Andy are featured on the album.

## Tracks

1. Raggedy Ann & Andy's Introduction
2. Bending And Stretching
3. The Little Seed
4. Jumping Jack
5. Rocking Boats
6. The Elephant
7. The Monkey
8. The Seal
9. The Birds
10. The Kangaroo
11. Marching (I'm A Yankee Doodle Dandy/You're A Grand Old Flag)

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Alexander Graham Wolf (pictured)
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (pictured)
* Captain Contagious (pictured)
* Grandpa (pictured)
* Raggedy Arthur (pictured)

## Video

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The Green Dog

**The Green Dog** is a British animated television series produced by Charles Hill Films for London Weekend Television. The show originally ran from 13 September 1986 to 5 Decemeber 1987 on the ITV network.

## Plot

A boy is visited by a pelican carrying a green dog in its mouth pouch. They take the boy on a round the world trip, meeting strange and interesting creatures. He is returned home and no time has passed.

## Main Characters

* Johnny (voiced by Terry Scott)
* Green Dog (voiced by Jack May)
* Pelican (voiced by Martin Jarvis)
* Johnny's Mum (voiced by Amanda Root)
* Johnny's Grandma (voiced by Bruce Thompson)
* Narrator (voiced by Ian Carmichael)

## Credits

* Voices: Terry Scott, Jack May, Martin Jarvis, Neil Buchanan, Nigel Cross, Bruce Thompson, James Herbert, Amanda Root
* Narrator: Ian Carmichael
* Written by Bruce Thompson, Peter Michaelson, James Herbert
* Music by Keith Hopwood, Malcolm Rowe
* Design: Brian Cosgrove, Jon Doyle, Paul Harrison, Margaret Riley, Mark Stacey, Mike Whaite
* Storyboard: Jon Doyle, Jez Hall, Andy Roper, Paul Salmon, Stephen Simpson
* Layout: Chris Randall, Margaret Riley, Paul Salmon, Vincent James, Dan Whitworth, Ed Williams, Andy Roper
* Animation: Manuel Garcia, Pedro Mohedano, Ezequiel Martin, Mariano Rueda, Miguel Angel Fuertez, Valentín Doménech, Angel Gallego, Francisco Tena, Edward Sasu, Francisca Moreno, Vincente Rodriguez, Alberto Conejo, Julio Diez, Juan Antonio Rojo, Stefanescu Bujor, Carmen Sanchez, Juan Antonio Serrano, Valentín Caín, Luis Lopez, Roberto Marcano, Pedro Molina, Ventura Rodriguez, Fernando Gallego, Amaro Carretero, Ignacio Armero, Chris Doyle, Julian Tarrago, Emilio Lujan, Javier Gutierrez, Ramon Garcia, María Vincenta Rodriguez, Ignacio Meneu, Luis Amor, Pedro Jorge Gil, Maria Luisa Ruiz, Elisa Nunez, Isabel de Martinez Osaba, Yolanda Velasco
* Backgrounds: Milagros Bañares, Félix Cascajo, Andrés Hernández, Higashi Taruma
* Special Effects: Carlos Alfonso
* Camera: Victorio González, Santiago Gómez, Antonio Navarro
* Painting: Teresa Diego, Maria Fernandez, Julia Garcia, Maria del Mar Fernandez, Angeles Vacas, Loli Pina, Herminia Burgaleta, Miguel Angel Perez, Pilar Canalejo, Elena Garcia, Angeles Sanz, Maria Jose Alvarez, Delia Hernandez, Susana Diez, Asuncion Tomás, Francisco Villanueva, Francisco Vacas, Paula Abad, Mayte Garcia, Victoria Ruiz
* Painting Supervisors: Carmen Garcia, Maribel Lopez
* Xerox: Andrés Palacios, Jose Luis Aisa, Alejandro Alfonso
* Animation Line Test: Eva Moreno, Sergio Alfonso
* Production Controller: Bob Burrows
* Film Editors: John McManus, Zyggy Markiewicz, Nigel Rutter, Patrick Haggerty
* Assistant Editors: Bob Ashton, Lincoln Anderson, Hilary Wyatt, Jane Hicks
* Dubbing Mixer: Ted Spooner
* Associate Producer: Chris Michaelson
* Animation Supervisor: Russell Brooke
* Animation Directors: Carlos Alfonso, Juan R. Pina
* Produced by Barry Charles and Michael Hill
* Executive Producer: John Hathcock
* Directed by Barry Charles
Emersyn Howe Bishop

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**Emersyn** is the Empress in the Coven

## Book Appearances

### Elemental Magic

The Lost Witch, The Brave Witch, The Rebel Witch, The Broken Witch, The Eternal Witch, The Aether Witch

### SOMA

The Fire Witch, The City Witch, The Uptown Witch, The Empire Witch

## **Description**

champagne Golden eyes, long platinum blonde hair. tan skin. 5’8. Lean figure, very slim. Looks exactly like her father, Hunter.

## **Personality**

Loves country music. Wears cowboy boots. Very preppy and pretty. Think J. Crew.

## **Relationships**

### The Coven:

As the Empress she is one of the more powerful members and she continues to find more ways to use her powers all the time.

### Deacon:

As her soulmate she and Deacon are a perfect match and even when she didn't fit in where he was from he helped her find what she liked about the place.

### Tegan:

Tegan was her friend even in the beginning before they found out they were sisters leading to a very good friendship.

## **Notes**

is the ‘dark’ twin, amazing cook, uses a double-sided long sword of fire. Set up SOMA in Manhattan with Deacon. Helped close the Gap in Salem with help of Tegan Bishop (twin), Aurelia Putnam (former Empress) and Althea Putnam (former High Priestess). Good at Math and Science. Former cheerleader and prom queen. Quit cheer leading and then got bullied. She can be scary and commanding if she wants but prefers being nice. Initially 'bullied' by Deacon's friends but becomes friendlier with them later as they become nicer. Makes a mean fried chicken. Nicknames -Butterberry, Em, Emma (Bentley), Firecracker, Buttercup (former)

## **Gallery**

Emersyn -Moonwatcher44928

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