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Neptune

**Neptune** is Captain Francis Crozier's pet Newfoundland dog and is the ship's dog for *HMS Terror*. He first appears in episode 1 when Sir John Franklin boards *Terror* for dinner and is later seen being petted by Commander James Fitzjames below decks. Robert Golding says he heard Neptune whine last night and with the right conditions he could smell a bear up to a mile. Cornelius Hickey asks what rank Neptune is to which Thomas Evans replies he's on deck most nights so it's most likely watch duty. David Young states Neptune is more likely an Able Seaman or a Marine. Hickey points out Neptune is able walk the quarterdeck which makes him at least a Petty Officer but on some nights he sleeps with the officers which might make him a Mate or even a Lieutenant. Golding asks if they are still talking about him and Hickey expresses displeasure in the notion of putting a dog above a man but William Strong's tell him Neptune's the ship's dog so they put up with it.

Later that evening, Strong, Thomas "Tom" Hartnell, and Sgt. Solomon Tozer are on deck and can hear Neptune barking. Strong remarks he's been doing that for quite some time and something has got him worked up. Neptune later appears towards the end of the episode whimpering inside *Terror* as explosives are set off in attempt to free it from the ice.

Neptune appears again in episode 2 when the sledge parties are sent out in search of open water. Later in the episode he is in the captain's quarters with Hickey who is caulking the seat of ease and Hickey remarks he'll caulk Neptune next. Neptune then defecates near Hickey before walking off. He also appears briefly in episode 3 during Sir John's funeral when Hickey goes below decks.

Neptune appears briefly in episode 6 and is seen at Crozier's side as he recovers from alcohol withdrawal and asks Jopson where all the men are.

In episode 7, Thomas Armitage, William Pilkington, and Hickey are having breakfast and discuss that Neptune's rations are probably the same as theirs. Neptune's barks are heard all throughout episode 7 until the scene when Morfin causes a commotion in the camp. Hickey retreats from the scene and soon after, Neptune's barks stop. Thomas Jopson later informs to Crozier that Richard Wall has reported Neptune missing but Crozier insists he'll return when he's hungry. Hickey tells Lieutenant Hodgson that he found Neptune earlier and killed him after finding him on the rocks with a broken leg. Hickey shows the remains to Lieutenant George Henry Hodgson with the intent of eating it but Hodgson is upset as Neptune was their alarm against the Tuunbaq. It is not until episode 10 that Crozier learns of Neptune's fate but forgives Hodgson for not informing him but not Hickey.
Muljewang

## Appearance

The Muljewang is said to be half fish and half man, similar to that of a mermaid. Other people have said that it is a large beast. It is not sure how many exist, some people believe that there is only one and others reported multiple Muljewang being spotted. This creature resides in the deep waters of the Murray River.

## Behavior

The Muljewang makes large footprints and uses seaweed to camouflage itself. This creature has the capability of destroying fishing nets of those who wander through its territory. It is advised to avoid the Murray River at all costs.

## Human Interactions

This story has been used to scare curious and misbehaving children from going into deep water. Although many people believe in the Muljewang, some elders have said that this creature became extinct years ago.
Wilson Yoshida

**Wilson Yoshida** was a Japanese American man living on Terminal Island. He was married to Fumi Yoshida and had a son and daughter, Walt and Amy Yoshida.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Wilson Yoshida is portrayed by James Saito.

## History

His son Walt Yoshida was getting married soon, but he was unaware that he had a bachelor party in a brothel, thinking that he was going out to see a movie. He also did not know that his daughter, Amy was dating a *hakujin* (white person) and would have been shocked to learn so. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")

Following Executive Order 9066, he and his family along with the other Japanese Americans living on Terminal Island, were forced to temporarily relocate to the Hidden Gate Farms, a horse-racing track and live in horse stables. There, he encountered a woman, Yuko Tanabe, whom he seemed to recognize and fear. He warned Chester Nakayama to get away, but before he could explain further, Tanabe, a *bakemono*, took possession of him. Under her control, he picked up a gun and aimed it at a group of U.S. MPs, who fired and killed him when he would not put it down. As he died, he tried to give a final warning to Chester.

When his daughter Amy boarded the bus to the Japanese internment camp, the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center, she tried to take along his suitcases, only to be told by the soldier who killed him that only two suitcases were allowed to person. Upset, she slammed his suitcases to the ground before boarding the bus. ("All the Demons Are Still in Hell")

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "All the Demons Are Still in Hell" - His death takes place the day after the episode's opening, which is stated to be on February 27, 1942.
Francis Pocock

**Francis Pocock** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able seaman on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Pocock first appears in episode 7 when He, Armitage, Lt. Irving, Lt. Hodgson, Thomas Farr, and Cornelius Hickey are sent out as one of Crozier's hunting parties. Pocock then appears in episode 8 when he is mentioned to have killed one of the Inuits that Lt. Irving encountered. He then appears as one of the attendees at Hickey and Solomon Tozer's court martial. He is then mauled by Tuunbaq. However, like Pte. Heather, the attack only stunned him and put him in a coma. Rather then take him with them, his body is cremated with the other victims of the attack.

## In The Book

Unlike his counterpart in the show, Pocock isn't killed by Tuunbaq. Instead, he ends up dying with the rest of the expedition's sailors when they try to reach the mainland.
James Reid

**James Reid** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the ice master on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Mr. Reid is first mentioned in Episode 1 when Henry Foster Collins asks if he should send him to *Terror* to give Captain Crozier an ice report and Sir John tells him that wouldn't be necessary. He later appears at an officers meeting on *Erebus* where Sir John, Crozier, Fitzjames and other officers discuss what to do about *Erebus*. He then appears at the end of the episode when Sir John tells him to mark their position with care, once the ships are ice locked on September 12th, 1846.

Following Sir John's death from being attacked by the Tuunbaq and Crozier taking over the expedition, Reid is mentioned in episode 4 by Thomas Jopson to Captain Crozier (who had missed the officers meeting) that *Erebus* is holding up on an even keel on the shifting ice while *Terror* is listing nine degrees to port. By Episode 5; while a party from *Terror* is collecting alcohol for Crozier and later take Lady Silence back to *Terror,* Fitzjames tells Edward Little that Reid will report to him about *Erebus*' slight list to starboard.

He attends the carnivale celebrating the first sunrise of 1848 but is later killed in episode 8 when the Tuunbaq attacks the camp. His body is cremated along with the others killed during the camp attack.

## In The Book

Reid was part of a party led by Lt. Little to search for open leads, but the party is attacked and killed by Tuunbaq. Reid was found missing his head and was only identified by the tobacco pouch in his jacket. His body, that of an unidentified man, and Harry Peglar are buried at sea by Captain Crozier and his men who found their bodies.

## Trivia

* The dust cover of a watch belonging to Reid was recovered from Repulse Bay in 1854.

* A skull that likely belonged to Reid was recovered from Erebus Bay in 2015.
Intevar Ilicaryn

**Intevar Ilicaryn** (born 186 A.S.)is an elven statesman and merchant of the Namrevos Commonwealth, who has served as Chief Councillor since 245 A.S.. Born into a merchant family in the South district, he followed in his family's footsteps and became a prominent merchant of the Guild of the South. Elected to the Great Council from the Guild in 222 A.S., he was known as a proponent of greater freedom. He was appointed to the Council of Ten by the Guild delegation leader, Peter Rukphlooer, in 230 A.S.. After his death, in 237 A.S., he was chosen to be head of the delegation and hence served on the Council of Ten *ex officio*. After proving himself as a skilled statesman and administrator, he was elected as Chief Councillor in 245 A.S., over the incumbent Shamar Garakh of the Guild of the West.
William Wentzall

**William Wentzall** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able bodied seaman on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Wentzall's primary appearance in the show is in episode 5, when Fitzjames is inspecting the sailors. When he meets Wentzall, he describes his fingernails to be "a terror". He is not seen after that but he is presumed no longer alive by the end of episode 10.

## In The Book

In the original book, Wentzall is part of Lt. Little's party to scout for open leads, but they are ambushed and killed by Tuunbaq.

## Trivia

* Wentzall's initials were found scratched onto a spoon and a fork belonging to Sir John Franklin and Lt. Irving respectively.
Enrique Nakayama

**Enrique Nakayama** was one of two stillborn twin children of Chester Nakayama and Luz Ojeda.

## History

Enrique and his twin brother, Hikaru were conceived during a night of passion during the forbidden romance of Chester Nakayama and Luz Ojeda. They initially planned to abort the children, not knowing at the time that Luz carried twins, but Luz ultimately decided against it. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")

As a Japanese American, Chester was sent to an internment camp and Luz decided to come with him. It was here that she learned from a midwife that she discovered at the camp, Yuko Tanabe, that she was having twins. Unbeknownst to her, Tanabe was a *Bakemono*, or shapeshifter and an undead spirit, a *yurei*.

When Luz's water broke, she was sent to Dr. Kitamura to give birth, despite the doctor disliking her, possibly due to her being a Mexican American in a Japanese American camp. He delivered both of the children stillborn, despite Tanabe possessing his nurse, Nurse Hasegawa, to monitor the delivery. Luz was devastated and only a memorial of two Japanese statuette figures was left of her children, which the Nakayama and Yoshida families prayed over while she lay morose in bed. Chester was initially unaware of the stillbirth of his children, having gotten work as a translator in the field as part of the war effort. For failing to deliver the babies alive, Yuko Tanabe possessed Dr. Kitamaura and forced him to commit suicide by giving himself a C-section.

Enrique was named prior to the delivery, in honor of Chester's father Henry. ("The Weak Are Meat")

His and his brother's stillbirth continued to haunt Luz long afterwards. ("My Perfect World")
Hidden Gate Farms

**Hidden Gate Farms** was a farm complex with horse stables in California.

## History

Following Executive Order 9066, the Japanese Americans from Terminal Island were sent her as a temporary holding facility. There, they were made to live in horse stables. Asako Nakayama tried to make the best of the bad situation by sweeping the straw off the floor.

They did not stay there long, as they soon received new orders to relocate to the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center, a Japanese internment camp. ("All the Demons Are Still in Hell")

## Behind the scenes

* The scenes at this location were filmed at actual horse stables where Japanese Canadians were held while awaiting a fence to be built. Showrunner Alexander Woo stated that the most inspiring moment of *The Terror: Infamy* for him came when an extra stood there where his parents stood in 1942 and for the first time felt like he understood what his parents had gone through.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Salon - "The Terror: Infamy" twist ending: humanity wins, as long as we don't forget our sins
Edmund Hoar

**Edmund Hoar** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is Captain's Steward to Sir John Franklin of the HMS *Erebus*.

## In the series

As Captain's Steward, Hoar is usually present at officer's meetings on board *Erebus* (Go for Broke, Punished, as a Boy). He joins Cornelius Hickey's mutiny, and partakes in cannibalism (The C, the C, the Open C), including of the poisoned corpse of Doctor Henry Goodsir. When Hickey takes the boat out onto the wastes, Hoar is not chained, suggesting Hickey trusts him; nevertheless, when he sees the Tuunbaq approaching in the distance, Hoar runs away, and presumably later dies from the poison ingested by Goodsir (We Are Gone).

## In the novel

After Franklin's death, Hoar becomes Fitzjames' Steward. Although tall, active, and athletic, he develops scurvy, and is the first man on the expedition to die of it.

## Trivia

* In 2019, several items that belonged to Hoar were recovered from the wreck of HMS *Erebus*. Amongst the items was a stamp with his name on it.
Alexander Woo

**Alexander Woo** is as showrunner and creator for the second season of *The Terror*, *The Terror: Infamy*.

Alexander Woo has worked as a producer and writer for a number of major television series since 2004. His credits include being both a writer and executive story editor for *Sleeper Cell*, as a writer and executive producer for *True Blood* and as a consulting producer for *Manhattan*.

Woo stated that he was initially hesitant regarding the project as he is Chinese American, not Japanese American, he came to realize regarding the program that "while it is historically the story *of* Japanese-Americans, it is not exclusively a story *for* Japanese-Americans."

## Notes and references

1. ↑ *Variety* - George Takei Joins...
2. ↑ Alexander Woo on IMDb
3. ↑ THE TERROR: INFAMY: Season co-creator Alexander Woo on the historical horror show – Interview
Down Mexico Way

***Down Mexico Way*** was a film starring Gene Autry. Chester Nakayama and Walt Yoshida claimed to their families that they were watching this film at the Orpheum, when actually they were attending Walt Yoshida's bachelor party. Walt summarized its plot by describing a typical Gene Autry film: "Gene and Smiley sing a few songs, track down the bad guys, and it all ends with a fiesta I assume." ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")
Frederick John Hornby

## Frederick J. Hornby

**Frederick Hornby** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is a mate on *HMS Terror* and one of the junior officers of the ship.

## In The Show

Hornby was first mentioned in episode 1 in a conversation between Sergeant Solomon Tozer and Caulker's Mate Cornelius Hickey. His first physical appearance is in episode 5, where he is part of the party consisting of doctor Goodsir and Lady Silence. He later collapses and dies on the ice.

## In The Book

Hornby is killed by the Tuunbaq in the carnival attack.

## Trivia

* A spoon and a sextant belonging to Hornby were recovered from Erebus Bay and Victory Point in 1859.
* The show's version of Hornby depicts him as being much older than he was at the time.
Marlon Harris

## Marlon

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On *The Terror: Infamy*, Marlon was portrayed by Reilly Dolman.

## History

He encountered Chester Nakayama and his father Henry while they were out for a drive in Henry's Packard and spoke of getting Chester tickets to go see the Gene Autry film *Down Mexico Way* with Walt Yoshida. He was later at a brothel where Yoshida was in fact having a bachelor party, and told him he got him the "white man's discount." Later, when Chester and Henry were taken to the naval station for questioning following the death of Stan Grichuk, he urged them to get out quickly when an air raid siren sounded. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")

Following Executive Order 9066 and the orders for Japanese Americans to report to internment camps, he came to the Nakayama family household to tell them that they needed to clear out. Though he seemed somewhat sympathetic to Chester's complaining that the order was "bullshit," he told Chester that Terminal Island was now U.S. naval property. Furthermore, he stated that any items that could potentially be considered spy equipment such as radios or flashlights would have to be confiscated. ("All the Demons Are Still in Hell")
The Terror

***The Terror*** is a horror drama anthology series broadcast on AMC. It has been described as "*American Horror Story* but with a focus on actual events in history." The first season of *The Terror* is rated TV-MA for its thematic elements, while the premiere episode of the second season, *The Terror: Infamy*, is rated TV-14, with indicators for coarse language and violence.

## Seasons

The story of the first season of *The Terror* is based on the real-life events of Captain John Franklin and his ill-fated 1840s voyage to explore the Northwest Passage, a journey from which he and his crew would never return.

The series is based on a novel by Dan Simmons published in 2007 by the same name, which formed the basis of the events of the first season.

Having premiered its first season on March 25, 2018 on AMC, it is slated to premiere a second season under the title *The Terror: Infamy* on August 12, 2019, at 9 P.M. eastern, 8 P.M. central. It aired its finale, "Into the Afterlife," on October 14, 2019.

The second season changes focus, presenting a fictionalized version of the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II. This event is presented as the focus an episodic television series for the first time ever and features an almost entirely Asian cast.

AMC has also released a series of shorts via YouTube titled *True Terror With George Takei*. These shorts feature *The Terror: Infamy* actor and consultant George Takei narrating accounts of real-life terrors.

In January 2020, AMC announced that it was mulling the possibility of a third season of the series. If renewed, the series would, as before, explore an entirely new concept as the basis for an entire season of the program.

## Production

*The Terror* was not originally envisioned as a multi-season show, its original season being a closed plot which wrapped up with the final episode. The series proved a great ratings success for AMC, prompting the renewal of the series and the creation of an original concept for the second season.

In the U.S., *The Terror* is sometimes rated TV-14 and sometimes TV-MA depending on the episode in question.

## Reception

In October 2019, *Entertainment Weekly* named the series as a must-watch action-packed show, stating that they were keeping their fingers crossed for a third season of the program.

## External links

* *The Terror: Infamy* (second season) on AMC
* *The Terror*, first season on AMC
* *The Terror* official Instagram page
* *The Terror* AMC Twitter feed
* *The Terror* playlist on AMC's YouTube channel
* *The Terror* on Wikipedia
* *The Terror* on IMDb

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Escapist Magazine* - The Terror: Infamy AMC Trailer Offers Haunted Internment Camps
2. ↑ Google Play store - *The Terror*
3. ↑ AMC - Watch The Terror 201
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Monsters and Critics - "The Terror Season 2..."
5. ↑ Deadline - AMC Developing *Terror* Drama
6. ↑ *The Terror: Infamy* (second season) on AMC
7. ↑ *New York Times* - 'The Terror' Summons the Ghosts of a Real-Life Horror Story
8. ↑ Deadline - ‘The Terror’: AMC Mulls Third Season Of Historical Horror Drama
9. ↑ *Entertainment Weeekly* slideshow - Action Packed Shows
Henry Foster Collins

## Henry F. Collins

**Henry Collins** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is second master on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Series

Collins first appears in episode 1 telling William Orren to go up on the main mast with another crew member and later informs Sir John Franklin and Commander Fitzjames that *HMS Terror* is signaling for an ice report and asks if he should send James Reid back. Franklin tells Collins he'll be boarding *Terror* for dinner and Collins orders Thomas Terry to open up the flag box. He next appears watching Sir John and the rest return from dinner from his spyglass when *Erebus* hits an iceberg causing Orren to fall into the water and despite Collins' best efforts, he is unable to save him.

He appears the next morning donning a diving suit and getting ready to go underwater to remove the ice lodged next to the propeller. He is successful but begins to panic when he sees the frozen corpse of Orren drifting towards him. Afterwards he reports to the other officers the propeller has been bent but should be able to spin now. Sir John asks him what the experience was like and despite being frightened by Orrin's body, he tells him it was "like a dream". He later appears towards the end of the episode during Sir John's speech before the expedition sails deeper into the Arctic.

He is seen briefly at the end of episode 3 where he is attending Sir John's funeral. He is not seen again until episode 5 when he informs Fitzjames that Lieutenant Edward Little had come by with a requisition form signed by Crozier regarding *Erebus*'s spirit room. He appears in the next episode talking to Dr. Stephen Samuel Stanley about his distressed state of mind but Stanley brushes it off and recommends Collins to keep busy and attend the carnivale for fun and to uplift his spirit.

In episode 7 he speaks with Doctor Henry Goodsir about his traumatic experience seeing his friends getting burned at the carnivale fire in the previous episode and how the smell reminds him of cooked meat and food. He describes it as his nose and stomach not knowing "horrible from supper". Later one evening when John Morfin begins screaming in pain throughout the camp Collins remains inside his tent cowering and afraid. By episode 8, Collins's mental state deteriorates rapidly and steals a bottle of Peruvian wine of coca from John Bridgens which causes him to enter into a euphoric state. He later reappears right before the execution of Cornelius Hickey laughing hysterically with the Tuunbaq behind him. Collins is eventually found by the Tuunbaq where he is ripped open and his soul consumed.

## Trivia

* Collins is a minor character in the novel.
Manzanar

**Manzanar** was a Japanese internment camp during World War II. A number of Japanese Americans were sent to this internment camp under Executive Order 9066.

## History

Ken Uehara, who was sent to the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center, had a sister who was sent to Manzanar. She described it as being terrible. ("Gaman")

Prior to joining the Japanese Linguist Program, Arthur Ogawa was sent to Manzanar. He mopped up the infirmary there and witnessed many awful things. ("Shatter Like a Pearl")
William Orren

**William Orren** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able seaman on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Orren First appears in episode 1 when Second Master Henry Collins tells him to go up on the main mast to secure a rope with another sailor, and Orren complies. Later, *Erebus* hits some ice and Orren who is still on the mast, falls overboard and into the water. After several unsuccessful attempts to save him, Orren succumbs to hypothermia and drowns. Much later in the episode, when Collins is freeing ice from the propeller, he spots Orren's corpse floating in the water, and gets scared by it.

## In The Book

Unlike his counterpart in the show, Orren doesn't die in the beginning. Instead he is one of the men who joins Cornelius Hickey's Mutiny.
Terror Camp Clear

**Terror Camp Clear** is the eighth episode in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

Deaths under mysterious circumstances create paranoia among the men, and some of the crew may be considering mutiny.

## Summary

Captains Crozier and Fitzjames walk to the cairn visited by Lieutenant Gore in the year before and update the message there. Afterwards, Fitzjames opens up to Crozier about his troubled personal life, including his illegitimate birth and how he joined the military seeking personal glory. Crozier appreciates his honesty and the two are able to put aside their past differences and bond as brothers.

Upon returning to camp they discover the alarm bells are ringing and one of the officers reports to Crozier that Hickey told him and his hunting party that Lieutenant Irving and Petty Officer Mr Farr were killed by the Netsilik, so his hunting party killed the Netsilik family in retaliation. Crozier is skeptical of the story and orders Hickey to take him and others back to the alleged murder site.

As they are gone, a fog rolls into camp, stoking the men's paranoia about a surprise Netsilik attack. Hickey's accomplice, Royal Marine Sergeant Tozer, open the camp's armory, and distributes weapons without proper orders. When the group returns, Fitzjames and Crozier have Lady Silence return to her people for her safety. Crozier has Goodsir conduct an autopsy on Lieutenant Irving and discovers he had recently eaten seal meat, indicating he was fed, and not attacked.

Crozier discerns that Hickey was responsible for the deaths and is planning a mutiny. He sentences Hickey and Tozer to be hanged, but the execution is interrupted by a sudden attack by the Tuunbaq, which throws the camp into pandemonium. The Tuunbaq kills many men, while Hickey and Tozer rally the mutineers, steal supplies along with a sledge, and disappear into the fog.

## Trivia

* The title of this episode and the following one, were named for passages in the "Peglar papers".
Thomas Darlington

**Thomas Darlington** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the caulker on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Darlington's primary appearance is in episode 5, when he is first seen sealing the forward companionway on *Terror*. But when he and sergeant Tozer go up on deck, Darlington is attacked and killed by Tuunbaq.

## In The Book

Darlington is never mentioned in the novel.
William Strong

**William Strong** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able bodied seaman on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Strong first appears in episode 1 having dinner with cabin boys David Young, Thomas Evans, Robert Golding, and caulker's mate Cornelius Hickey. Later that night he meets up with marine Sergeant Tozer and fellow seaman Tom Hartnell and talk about the ship's dog Neptune and the ice. Later in the episode he helps Harry Peglar and another sailor operate a saw trying to the cut the ice when *Terror* becomes stuck. He makes his next appearance in episode 4 where he is getting a haircut for his birthday. Despite the joyous occasion he is killed soon after and his severed upper body is later discovered by Hickey while being attached to the lower body of Thomas Evans.
John Bridgens

**John Bridgens** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the subordinate officers steward on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Bridgens first appears in episode 2 where he can be seen giving Harry Peglar the book "The Vicar Of Wakefield" before the latter departs on a sledge party in search for open water. Later in the episode he informs Sir John and Commander Fitzjames of the return of the first sledge party. In episode 6 he overhears the conversation between Fitzjames and Mr. Blanky about walking overland to safety and he gives Peglar a book about Xenophon and "The March of the Ten Thousand" to prepare him for the 800 mile journey south. He passes Peglar the book and the two briefly caress each other’s hands. He is reunited with Peglar after the carnivale fire started by Dr. Stephen Samuel Stanley and Bridgens volunteers to be Dr. Goodsir's assistant after overhearing Tom Hartnell say Dr. John Smart Peddie died in the fire leaving Goodsir the last surgeon alive.

He appears briefly in the next episode helping Goodsir to get John Morfin back on his feet shortly before he commits suicide to end the pain of his lead poisoning. In episode 8 he appears applying camphor to Mr. Collins. He excuses himself to go examine symptoms of scurvy on Peglar and when he returns Collins is gone. Later Goodsir is asked to testify in Cornelius Hickey's court martial but before he does he asks Bridgens who took the Peruvian wine of coca to which Bridgens replies he hasn't given any to anyone when in actuality Collins drank it all without his knowledge.

He survives the attack from the Tuunbaq during the trial and in episode 9 he describes the catatonic state of Francis Pocock similar to a diary with the entries removed. Fitzjames later collapses from exhaustion and is placed into one of the boats but Bridgens informs Crozier the rough ride is hurting him and they make camp. Bridgens tells Crozier the hartshorn and camphor are having little effect easing Fitzjames's pain and that the muscles are stiffening. Fitzjames requests to be euthanized and Bridgens bids his farewell saying poems will be written about him and he shows Captain Crozier how to properly euthanize him. Later Peglar collapses from exhaustion while towing the sledges and Bridgens is there to comfort him and camp is set up not long after. After Peglar dies of scurvy, he reads his journal, kisses his hand, and heads out into the hills, walking past Robert Golding, to commit suicide via starvation and exposure from the despair of losing his love.

## In The Book

John Bridgens and Harry Peglar first met during Darwin's voyage aboard the HMS Beagle. Bridgens acted as a mentor to Peglar, and taught him how to read and write. Eventually, the two became lovers.

## Trivia

* Bridgens' age was listed as 26 on the crew musters from 1845 meaning that the real John Bridgens was born in 1819.
Tobias Menzies

**Tobias Menzies** is an actor who played Captain James Fitzjames in the first season of *The Terror*. As with most of his fellow cast members, Menzies was unaware of both the Franklin Expedition and the novel by Dan Simmons on which the series is based prior to his work on the program. He said he related to how Fitzjames feels like a fake deep down.

Menzies is an actor with a diverse series of roles in television and film since 1998. His most recent title is *The Crown*, in which he plays Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Some of his other roles include the voice of Tibor Saxon on the animated series *Star Wars Rebels*, as Geoffrey Dromgoole on *The Night Manager* and Marcus Junius Brutus on *Rome*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ AMC - *The Terror* Q&A
2. ↑ Tobias Menzies on IMDb
Samuel Crispe

**Samuel Crispe** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able bodied seaman on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Crispe first appears in episode 3 when he and other crew members attend Sir John Franklin's funeral. He then appears in episode 4, having his watch duties called out by Boatswain Lane. In episode 5, he informs Doctor Henry Goodsir that he and other members of the party from *Terror* heading outside. After Frederick John Hornby collapses and dies on the ice, he along with Sgt. Solomon Tozer bring his body inside. His next appearance was in episode 6, when he attended Carnivale. In episode 8, Crispe becomes paranoid of an impending attack from the Netsilik after Lieutenant John Irving and Thomas R. Farr were killed by them according to Cornelius Hickey. He and Charles Frederick Des Voeux claim to hear noises in the fog and convinces Sgt. Tozer to open up the armory. Later the Tuunbaq attacks the camp and Hickey tries to get him to join his mutiny, but after hearing the revelations presented at Hickey's court martial, Crispe refuses. Crispe then appears in episode 10, when he and rest of the crew follow Croziers orders to continue south, but they fail to make it.

## In The Book

Crozier sends out Crispe as part of Lt. Little's party to scout for open leads, but they are ambushed and killed by Tuunbaq.
John Diggle

**John Diggle** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the cook on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Diggle first appears in episode 1 on the lower deck of *Terror* preparing dinner for the ship's crew. In an alternate version of the episode, Diggle is mentioned earlier by Captain Francis Crozier when he asks Lieutenant Edward Little to inform Diggle that Sir John Franklin and Commander James Fitzjames are coming aboard for dinner and how Sir John can choose whatever he likes from the ship's storeroom. Diggle later appears in episode 3 when he pays a visit to his counterpart on *Erebus* Richard Wall. Diggle mentions that the tinned food on *Terror* had started to become spoiled and wondered if something similar had been happened on *Erebus*. He briefly appears in episode 4 preparing food during William Strong's birthday party and later when Cornelius Hickey is being flogged for his role in kidnapping Lady Silence. In episode 5 Diggle helps Crozier and the other men prepare Thomas Blanky for amputation as he was injured earlier by the Tuunbaq.

Diggle attends the carnivale and survives the fire caused by Dr. Stephen Samuel Stanley in episode 6. In episode 8 Crozier asks Diggle to identify fresh seal meat during the trial of Hickey and after the Tuunbaq attacks the camp Diggle reluctantly joins Hickey and his mutineers. In episode 9, Diggle engages in cannibalism with the others and when Crozier is brought to the camp under Hickey's orders in episode 10, Diggle shares a tent with Crozier and tells him he'll try to remove his shackles during the night. Crozier tells Diggle he'll try to take him along and to follow any signal he gives him. The next morning Doctor Henry Goodsir's corpse is being prepared and Crozier signals Diggle to not eat it as it's poisoned. During the final confrontation with the Tuunbaq, Diggle attempts to flee against Crozier's warning where he is killed and devoured by the creature.

## In The Book

In the book Diggle is often referenced to spend most of his time baking in the night.

He later died in hospital camp from a failed amputation of his leg.
Esperanza's Mother

This individual was the **mother** of the girl Esperanza.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, she was portrayed by Micaela Aguilera.

## History

She and her family were out driving on a New Mexico road on a dark night, when they encountered Luz Ojeda carrying the baby Henry Nakayama II. Unknown to them, Ojeda had been possessed by the *yurei* Yuko Tanabe. She asked them to take her to Aguayo, and they agreed.

Tanabe then possessed Esperanza, and killed both her and her husband to cover her tracks.
AMC Premiere

**AMC Premiere** is a streaming service available to cable/satellite subscribers who have access to AMC through their provider. Subscribers to this service can watch new installments of AMC shows 48 hours before they are broadcast on AMC.

Additionally, AMC Premiere released *True Terror With George Takei* on August 7, 2019, nearly two months before most installments were made avaiable freely on YouTube and on the AMC general website.
Derek Mio

**Derek Mio** is an actor who portrays Chester Nakayama on *The Terror: Infamy*. Mio is an Asian-American actor based out of Huntington Beach, California. He has had roles in a number of different television series. He also worked as a production assistant on the film *I Thought of You*.

Mio's role as Nakayama is the lead character in *The Terror: Infamy*. He has stated in regards to the series that he's excited to see audiences being told an Asian-American story on mainstream television. The series has a personal resonance for Mio because, like his character Chester Nakayama, his grandfather lived on Terminal Island in California and was sent to a Japanese internment camp. He stated that "*When I learned the show was following a group of Japanese Americans from Terminal Island, I was shocked. My grandfather grew up in Terminal Island, then was sent off to Manzanar, one of the camps, during the war. This was absolutely personal.*" In researching for the role, Mio discovered a preservation project of Terminal Islanders online and found testimonies from his great-grandmother and aunt.

Mio became star-struck working with George Takei during the series, considering him a legend. In response, Takei told him that someday people would say the same thing about him, "I can't believe I acted with Derek Mio."

Mio described his role on the series as "once in a lifetime," and also was delighted work with director Ridley Scott, whom he considers one of the greatest directors living today and a personal favorite. He also described the series as unlike anything else that viewers have seen on television, stating that they would be scared, thrilled, and on the edge of their seats.

## Selected filmography

* *The Emoji Movie* - voice of the Elephant
* *Spooked* - Elliot
* *Greek* - Wade Matthews (Television, starring role)

## External links

* Derek Mio on IMDb
* AMC - *The Terror: Infamy* Q&A — Derek Mio (Chester Nakayama)

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Derek Mio on IMDb
2. ↑ *Entertainment Weekly* - Season 2 review
3. ↑ Bloody Disgusting - Five Minute Featurette...
4. ↑ *Roanoke Times* - George Takei draws on internment camp memories...
5. ↑ NBC News - AMC's 'The Terror: Infamy' brings the horror...
6. ↑ Syfy Wire - The Secrets...
7. ↑ Popculture - 'The Terror: Infamy' Star Derek Mio Reflects on Working With George Takei (Exclusive)
8. ↑ Hidden Remote - The Terror: Infamy star Derek Mio on his 'once in a lifetime role'
9. ↑ Assignment X - THE TERROR: INFAMY: Actor Derek Mio on the historical horror series – Interview
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Thomas Terry

**Thomas Terry** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the boatswain on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Terry is first mentioned in episode 1 when Second Master Henry Foster Collins calls out to him and tells him to open *Erebus*' flag box. As boatswain, Terry was in charge of leading the boat that brought Sir John Franklin and Captain James Fitzjames to and from *Terror*. Later in the episode, Terry was seen helping Collins into his diving suit. Later in the series, Terry along with fellow boatswain John Lane are placed in charge of a small skeleton crew of men for *Terror*.

## In The Book

Terry is killed and decapitated by Tuunbaq in the original novel.

## Trivia

* Terry's initials were found on a fork belonging to Sir John Franklin.
	+ The initials could also belong to Erebus able seaman Thomas Tadman.
Stephen Samuel Stanley

## Stephen S. Stanley

**Stephen Stanley** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the surgeon on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Dr. Stanley first appears in episode 1 giving cabin boy David Young a hard time because he hadn't come forward about being sick. After Young dies his assistant Doctor Henry Goodsir informs him of something Young saw that he couldn't see but Stanley brushes it off as simply a hallucination and orders a dissection done in the morning to check for signs of scurvy. He oversees the operation and appears near the end of episode 1 during Sir John Franklin's speech and later near the end of episode 2 where he refuses to operate on the Netsilik Shaman. He appears again towards the end of episode 3 attending Franklin's funeral. In episode 4 he consults with his fellow surgeons on how to best treat Private William Heather who had his skull ripped open by the Tuunbaq and recommends sealing his eyes shut using wax.

In episode 5 he is treating Lieutenant Henry Thomas Dundas Le Vesconte for frostbite and grants permission for Goodsir to leave *Erebus* for *HMS Terror* to accompany Lady Silence and sarcastically asks him to be invited to the wedding to which Goodsir replies if he's ever been invited to one at all. In the next episode he is present when a report is given regarding the remaining provisions by Lieutenant John Irving and later Henry Foster Collins comes to him about his mental state. Stanley tells him he's suffering from seasonal depression and the best treatment is to stay busy and attend the upcoming carnivale. Not long after Goodsir informs him of lead poisoning being caused by the tinned food and how command must be informed immediately but Stanley tells him he'll take care of it. Realizing the expedition has little to no chance of survival and being burdened with guilt, Stanley sets fire to the carnivale and himself in order to prevent a slow and agonizing end.

## In the Book

Dr. Stanley dies of burns sustained during the fire, but is not responsible for starting the blaze. Instead, the men attempting to escape from the Tuunbaq use their knives to slash through the canvas walls of the carnival rooms; the strips of fabric ignite after coming into contact with torches. The rigging and remaining canvas walls immediately burst into flame and the fire spreads quickly through the area.

## Trivia

* A table spoon belonging to Dr. Stanley was recovered from Erebus Bay in 1859.
* Like other characters in the show, Dr. Stanley served in China during the First Opium War, and it is possible he treated James Fitzjames's wound in the battle of Nanking.
* On Montreal Island in 1945, a search party found skulls belonging to Franklin expedition sailors. Among the finds were two pieces of wood. One was marked "Erebus" and the other "Mr. Stanley", suggesting that the real Dr. Stanley survived long enough to reach that island.
Thomas Evans

## Thomas G. Evans

**Thomas Evans** is a minor character in AMC's The Terror. He is a cabin boy on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Evans first appears in episode 1 having dinner with Cornelius Hickey, William Strong, David Young, and Robert Golding. He is later part of burial party along with Hickey, Magnus Manson, and Sgt. Solomon Tozer for Young. Later in episode 4, he is one of the attendees at Strong's birthday. When Strong is dragged away by Tuunbaq, Evans asks Captain Francis Crozier if he can help search for his friend, Crozier refuses at first, but finally gives in telling Evans to stay with him. They both search the ice looking for Strong and when Crozier spots what looks to be a body, he instructs Evans to stay behind. However it's revealed to be a trap and Evans is killed by the creature while left alone. His severed lower body is later found by Hickey while attached to the severed upper body of Strong.
Alistair Petrie

**Alistair Petrie** (born September 30, 1970) is an English actor who plays Stephen Samuel Stanley in Season 1.

## Other roles

* Robert Martin - Emma
* Duncan Proctor - Jonathan Creek
* James Westropp - Dalziel and Pascoe
* Jonathon Nichols - Second Sight: Parasomnia
* George Forsyte - The Forsyte Saga
* Nick Grainger - State of Mind
* Rod Gilchrist - The Mark of Cain
* Christopher Rowe - The Whistleblowers
* Philip Lisle - The Bank Job
* Carl Cato - Mutual Friends
* Rupert Twist - A Bunch of Amateurs
* Basil Dean - Gracie!
* Andy Billing - Devil's Playground
* Kenneth Bratton - Strike Back
* Gordon Foster - Death in Paradise
* Simon Mortlake - Whitechapel
* Felix Finch - Cloud Atlas
* Stirling Moss - Rush
* James Sholto - Sherlock
* Anthony Greaves - Kicking Off
* Sandy Langbourne - The Night Manager
* Davits Draven - Rogue One: A Star Wars Story
* Heinrich Weber - Genius
* George White - Deep State
* Adam Glaren - Hellboy
* Groff - Sex Education
Laret

## As Scripture States

### Early Life

Larets early life is not often mentioned in scripture, often merely speaking of him being born at the birth of the world. There are a few folk-tales of his childhood. In one of which Laret arrives in a parched village without water, on a mapping journey. Seeing this, he draws a lush river on his map, giving water to the village. Another details how he drove a false prophet to renounce his ways. However, none of these tales are in the official scripture.

### Middle Life

This is well-detailed in the Scripture, describing this as a time in which Laret hand-built his great Cathedral, as well as teaching his ways to the men of the Islands. He would carry a stone for every hour of the day from a quarry and place it into the cathedral, all the while shouting his word to all that would listen. There were those that called him mad. They died in a freak lightning storm. By the time the Cathedral was finished a council of Interpreters had been set up, with an enormous library of Laret's words. It was at this time that Laret went down to the coast to speak with the Warlocks that lived there. He taught them a great many secrets and gave them a tower to inhabit in return for loyalty, to which they gladly complied.

#### Later Life

Scripture states that Laret lives to this day, giving commands from his throne while the world is laid at his feet. Much of the scripture from this era was never actually written, however, due to the work of Fiol.

## As It Happened

### Early life

Laret grew up far across the ocean in a small human settlement, an exceptionally bright and explorational child. In his youth he sailed off with a colonising trip as chief cartographer. At the age of 19 he arrived on the Eastern islands of Mundus and immediately began mapping it, spending long days away from the small colony-village. However, they lacked water. This was because a river in area had been dammed by a local petty ruler. Over time Laret made himself useful as a cartographer to these local lords and, after a few months of importing water, he broke the dam. When the ruler asked him about it, he merely showed his map without a dam and claimed it had never been there.
Wada

**Wada** was a male individual who owned a bar, Wada's, on Terminal Island. After Henry Nakayama was forced to surrender his Packard automobile to Stan Grichuk, he sympathetically told him that next Christmas, he would have a Cadillac. Nakayama replied that he would if they made it that far.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Wada was portrayed by Kasey Mazak.

## Trivia

Wada appears in "A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest," and is listed by name in the credits. However, he and his bar are not named within the *The Terror: Infamy* itself until the next episode, "All the Demons Are Still in Hell."
Esperanza

**Esperanza** was a teenage girl.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, she was portrayed by Melina Alessandra Cermeno.

## History

She and her family were traveling by car through New Mexico, when they encountered Luz Ojeda walking along the road, carrying the baby Henry Nakayama II. Unknown to them, Luz had been possessed by the *yurei* Yuko Tanabe, who was the grandmother of the baby.

Tanabe hopped from Luz Ojeda to Esperanza. She then killed Esperanza's parents and forced Esperanza to take her to the shack where she had been hiding out. She returned to her own body and Esperanza stumbled away, encountering the Nakayamas - Chester, Henry and Asako - telling them that she "didn't do it," that "it was the woman with the baby." ("Into the Afterlife")
Private Burlingham

**Private Burlingham** was a private with the U.S. Army during World War II. He served under Colonel Stallings.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Private Burlingham was portrayed by Clayton Chitty.

## History

During the campaign in Guadalcanal, he visited the tent of Chester Nakayama and Arthur Ogawa of the Japanese Linguist Program. He told them that Colonel Stallings needed to see them right away, and that it seemed serious. ("Shatter Like a Pearl")