Noble Walker

## About

In the 1990's, Noble was Sheriff of Jericho, assisted by Deputy Donovan Galpin. He covered up Garrett Gates' murder to protect Jericho's and Nevermore's reputation and also to get elected Mayor in 1991, with Ansel Gates' financial support. He remained Mayor until his death in 2022.

## Appearances

### Season 1

#### *Chapter I: Wednesday's Child Is Full of Woe*

Noble is briefly mentioned by Lucas when he was telling Wednesday how his dad is the one who owns Pilgrim World.

#### *Chapter III: Friend or Woe*

Several mysterious murders began to occur in the region, supposedly by a monster. Noble officially declared that it was a particularly ferocious wild bear. However, Galpin did not agree with him, and they disagreed. Later, the annual outreach day was held in Jericho, especially to bring together normies and outcasts. At Weathervane, Noble greeted Larissa, and they talked. Then a young woman arrived. Larissa presents her as Marilyn Thornhill, the professor of botanical sciences at Nevermore and, at this date, the only Normie teacher. Noble and Marilyn shake hands, but he has an impression of déjà vu. Thornhill assures that it is because she comes here every day to have her coffee and, therefore, that they have already met. Later, Galpin talks with Noble as he prepares to greet Nevermore's students in the public square. They end up arguing, and Noble orders Galpin to find the bear and take care of it. Then, accompanied by Larissa, he gives his welcome and exchange speech to the local press, residents, and students. Then, together, they inaugurate the Joseph Crackstone fountain in honor of the founder of the city, and, while Larissa and Noble pose for the newspapers, the fountain explodes. As the crowd flees in panic, Larissa discovers that it's Wednesday Addams. Noble, on the other hand, is furious.

#### *Chapter IV: Woe What a Night*

Noble was disgraced after his son ransacked Nevermore's annual Rave'N with two of his acolytes. For the trouble, Noble had him do chores around Nevermore and grounded him.

#### *Chapter V: You Reap What You Woe*

During Parents' Day, Galpin arrested Gomez for Garrett's murder. However, Morticia later confesses to Wednesday that she is in fact the murderer, having stabbed Garrett by accident with a sword. They decide to search Garrett's grave and find one of his fingers in a strange blue color. This is typical of nightshade poisoning, so Garrett was going to die anyway. They then go to see Noble at his office and present him with the proof. Noble ended up telling them how the Gates had tried to destroy Nevermore and how Ansel had confessed to being the mastermind of the crime. Finally, Gomez is released with Galpin's official apology.

#### *Chapter VI: Quid Pro Woe*

Some time later, Noble was called by Larissa after someone wrote in letters of fire on Nevermore's lawn "Fire will rain". Larissa suspects Lucas, but Noble indicates his punishment, proving that he is not the culprit. Larissa then suggests that a sidekick of Lucas could have done so, while Noble first insists that they must first find out who attacked Eugene Ottinger on the evening of the Rave'N. His suggestion that a Nevermore student could be guilty annoys Larissa, and she ends their conversation by asking him to find out who did this. Back at the town hall, Noble begins to think about the Gates case as well as Laurel's disappearance. He therefore asks that he be given the death certificate for Laurel. He then decides to go and search the Gates mansion, abandoned for several years, and discovers a clean and tidy room, indicating that someone recently slept there. So he begins to suspect that Laurel is still alive and that she could be the mastermind behind the murders. On leaving the mansion, he was surprised by Wednesday and Thing, who wanted to explore the mansion in search of answers. She gets into the mayor's car while he asks Galpin by phone to meet him at the Weathervane because he found something. In the evening, Galpin waits for him at the café while Noble gets out of his car and crosses the street, only to be run over by a car in front of Galpin and Wednesday. He was then taken to the hospital, still alive. Galpin asks Wednesday, who ends up leaving annoyed. Larissa, on the other hand, demands answers by Wednesday. However, the next evening, someone broke into Noble's hospital room and cut off his respiratory system, killing him by asphyxiation.

#### *Chapter VII: If You Don't Woe Me By Now*

Later, his funeral took place with his wife, his son, Larissa, Marilyn, Dr. Valerie Kinbott, the waiter Tyler Galpin, his father, Donovan, as well as all the students of Nevermore and some premises of Jericho.