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Bridget

**Bridget** is a maid for the van Rhijn family. She carries the combined duties of a housemaid, kitchen maid, and lady's maid. She is an immigrant to the United States from Ireland, and is a hard-working girl with a troubled past.

## Biography

### Early life

Bridget was born in Ireland. She was sexually abused by her father, and resented her mother the most for doing nothing to stop what was happening to her. When she emigrated to the United States and started working as a maid to the van Rhijn family, she believed it was the first time that she had truly known kindness. She began to view the cook, Mrs. Bauer, as a mother figure.

### Season 1

Bridget is uncomfortable when Peggy Scott stays at the house as the guest of Marian Brook, Mrs. Van Rhijn's orphaned niece. She expresses concern about sharing the same water with a Black woman, and complains about African-Americans "stealing [white people's] jobs."

When Bridget finds Mrs. Bauer very upset in the kitchen, she asks her what is wrong, but the cook declines to tell her what is wrong. She works with Peggy and Marian to discover that Bauer is fifty dollars in debt. The issue is settled when Marian is able to get Ada to settle Bauer's debt.

The footman, Jack, asks Bridget to the theater, and she eventually accepts, with Bannister reluctantly arranging for them to have the same evening off, but that they must be back at ten o'clock. Bridget has also warmed to Peggy, and is enthusiastic when she learns that *The Christian Advocate* wants to publish some of her short stories. Bridget is entertained at the theater, but brushes off Jack when he tries to put her arm around her. She is insistent that they must return to the house by ten instead of going for ice cream as he suggests, and does not want him to hold her hand.

After Bridget's night out with Jack, she begins to brush him off when he tries to talk to her. Jack asks what he has done wrong, but Bridget says that it is nothing. Mrs. Bauer tells her that she cannot have a love life if she acts the way she does, and offhandedly says that Bridget's own mother would agree with her, upsetting Bridget. At night, Mrs. Bauer enters Bridget's room, and asks what has upset her. Bridget does not want to talk about her past at first, but eventually ends up confessing it to the cook, wanting to "get it out". Mrs. Bauer is shocked, and embraces Bridget, doing all she can to console her.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
Ward McAllister

**Ward McAllister** is an American socialite known for coining the phrase "the Four Hundred", believing that there are only four hundred people in fashionable New York society, and maintains the elite list. He serves as Mrs. Astor's right-hand man and his chief business and pleasure in life is to help her guard the gates to high society. Bertha Russell becomes interested in having McAllister helping open doors for her in the city.

## Season 1

### Episode 5

Ward makes his first appearance in Season 1, Episode 5 "Charity Has Two Functions".

Mr. McAllister accepts an invitation to lunch from Aurora Fane, and joins her husband Charles and her relative, Marian Brook, for lunch. Tom Raikes is also in attendance, as well as Bertha Russell. The lunch has been arranged by Aurora Fane so that Berha can be let into the events of "old money" society, and Ward McAllister is eager to hear the gossip that Bertha has about her husband's expansive railroad company. He notes to Bertha that she has a great mansion and a French chef, but that her guest list is not what she would like it to be, and that he can help her improve it.

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"
Malenkiy Prints

Malenkiy Prints By Ekaterina Ryabova Is A Playable Song In the My Life With Screen Things Ultragame Dance Corner

## Appearence Of the Dancer

The Dancer Is A Little Girl with Messy Hair Decorated with Clips and A Small Crown. She wears a Red Dress with a Black Tartan Pattern, Pink Socks and Ruby Red Shoes,.

## Background

The Background is the Courtyard of a Stone Castle with Banners Resembling the Russian Flag Either Side Of the Large Wooden Door. Hedges and Topiary Bears, Reindeer, Foxes and Snow Leopards Decorate the Garden.

## Gold Moves

There Are 4 Gold Moves in this Song

* Gold Moves 1 2 and 3. Put Your Hand On your Heart
* Gold Move 4. Same As The First Three, But Slower.

## Footage

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=mK0WRIH5orY

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=xmUohH0oa6U

## Trivia

* This song Represented Russia At the 2009 Junior Eurovision Song Contest In Kiev. Coming Joint Second With Armenia.
* Occasionally After Completing the Song, The Infiniteer You Are Using will Say their Russian Quotes Instead of The Language You Are Using.
Some Sort of Trick

"**Some Sort of Trick**" is the 2nd episode of season 2 of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on November 5, 2023.

## Synopsis

Oscar's verdict; Clay meets Mr. Henderson. Agnes scolds Ada. Mrs. Fane arranges a match for Marian. Larry's new commission, and Peggy's return is bittersweet.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Michael Cerveris as Watson

### Guest Starring

* Kelley Curran as Turner
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* John Douglas Thompson as Arthur Scott
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid Weber
* Robert Sean Leonard as Matthew Forte
* Laura Benanti as Susan Blane
* John Behlmann as Edward Morgan
* Nicole Brydon Bloom as Maud Beaton
* Christopher Denham as Robert McNeil
* David Furr as Dashiell Montgomery
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Matilda Lawler as Frances Montgomery
* Dakin Matthews as Joshua Winterton
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister
* Michael Halling as Dashiell's Friend
* Fergie L. Philippe as James
Henderson

Redirect to:

* Bill Henderson
**Bill Henderson** (portrayed by **Darren Goldstein**) is the head of the labor federation **The Knights of Labor** , which is a real historical organization, but Henderson's character is fictional. He tries to negotiate with George Russell when his railway workers, who belong to **Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers** strike in order to achieve an 8-hour work day in Pittsburgh.

## Biographical Information

### Aliases

Henderson
Mr. Henderson

### Occupation

Railway worker, head of the Knights of Labor

## Biography

Bill Henderson was born in New Jersey, and moved to Pittsburgh for his work. He married Susie in 1860, and they have 6 children together.

### Season 2

#### Episode 2

Henderson has been gathering new members to join the Amalgmated Association of Iron and Steel Workers, which concerns George Russell and his associate Richard Clay. George travels to Pittsburgh, where he meets up with Henderson, whom he describes as *"clever, and stubborn as a mule"*. George, who believes every man has his price, decides to invite Henderson to New York and gets him a suite at the luxurious Brunswick Hotel on Fifth Avenue, so he could sway him to end the emerging strike in Pittsburgh.

#### Episode 3

Henderson arrives at the Russell house, where George introduces him to his wife Bertha and they have a luncheon together. He tells them he has six children, which surprises Bertha, and that his wife Susie works as a dressmaker as they have to make ends meet.

George takes Henderson to his library. Henderson tells him that his average steel worker works for 12 hours a day, six hours a day, for low wages, and in dangerous working conditions. George tells him that if he paid his workers more than the normal rate, it would upset the markets, which wouldn't benefit anyone, and that life is dangerous in nature, having little empathy for the over 20 construction workers that have died building the Brooklyn Bridge. George offers Henderson a job in management, which would be to his own advantage, but Henderson refuses as it won't help the workforce. He assures Geroge that the future is at the unions' side.

## Quotes

> **George Russell**: "Oh. I see how it is. You are Saint Michael with a flaming sword, and I'm just a greedy robber baron".
> **Henderson**: "You used the phrase. Not I."
>
>

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 3: "Head To Head"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
Armstrong

## Miss Armstrong

**Miss Armstrong** is the maid of Agnes van Rhijn, and enjoys an elevated position among the staff of the van Rhijn household. Her deep social biases, coupled with her need to be on the inside of every secret, promises to get her into trouble. Unfortunately, her private life is already fraught with trouble.

## Biography

### Early life

Armstrong became a lady's maid to Agnes van Rhijn. Like the large majority of servants, she never married. When her mother became old and infirm, she spent the vast majority of her free time taking care of her.

### Season 1

Armstrong is somewhat surprised for the household to receive Peggy Scott, an African-American friend of Mrs. Van Rhijn's orphaned niece, Marian Brook. While not openly as hostile as Bridget, Armstrong seems to hold concerns about Peggy sharing the same facilities as the white servants.

While Bridget and most of the other staff warm to Peggy, Armstrong remains the most unwelcoming to her. She remarks about Peggy thinking herself a "sort of secretary," and seems displeased when Peggy shares her news about *The Christian Advocate* wanting to publish her stories to the other servants at lunch.

Armstrong is preparing for her afternoon off. Peggy and Mrs. Bauer kindly ask if she is going anywhere nice, and the cook gives her an apple pie, though Armstrong does not wish to elaborate on what she is doing. She goes to visit her invalid mother in a small tenement apartment, and starts to do the cooking and cleaning for her. Her mother does not appreciate any of her work, and ruins the pie that Mrs. Bauer gave to her as a gift. When she returns to work, she hides her tears from Mrs. Bauer when the cook asked if she enjoyed her day off.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
Stanford White

**Standford White** (portrayed by **John Sanders**) is an architect who designed the Russell family house. Stanford White is based on a real historical figure. He appears as a supporting character in the first season.

## Appearances

### Appears in

The Gilded Age
* Season 1

## Biography

Stanford White trained in Europe. He was hired by the Russell family to design their new, grand house on the 5th Avenue in New York. He also brought several decorative items from old European courts and mansions for the house.

Larry Russell trained architecture under him.
Edward Morgan

**Edward Morgan** (portrayed by **John Behlmann**) is a bachelor who works at Charles Fane's bank, and a member of respectable New York society.

## Biography

### Early life

Edward is the son of Arabella Morgan, née Winthrop, a good acquaintance of Agnes van Rhijn.

### Season 2

#### Episode 2

Aurora Fane suggests that Marian Brook meet Edward Morgan on a weekend in Newport. Marian's aunt, Agnes, is particularly keen for them to meet, given Edward's family connections.

While in Newport, Marian and Edward watch tennis together. Edward keeps on getting increasingly drunk and obnoxious. Marian quickly bores of him, and starts to avoid him.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
Pumpkin

**Pumpkin** is Ada Brook’s pet Cavalier King Charles Spaniel.

## Biography

### Season 1

Agnes van Rhijn is disapproving at Pumpkin riding with the family in their carriage drives. Soon after Marian arrives in New York, Pumpkin rushes into the road, and is about to be run over by a horse until he is saved by Larry Russell, who delivers him safely to Marian.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
Take Me Out

Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand is One of the Unlockable Al's Toy Barn Songs in My Life With Screen Things Ultragame's Dance Corner

## Appearence Of the Dancer

The dancer is a woman with pink hair tied up, a pink and orange dress with green and white stripes placed in her chest area and the end of her dress, pink leggings with white stripes, and pink lace up ballet slippers with orange socks. At the beginning and end of the routine, she is in a "deactivated" mode, where the pink areas of her body turn black and the orange parts turn green.

## Background

The background is a sandy orange beach with two types of umbrellas - either red and orange striped ones or red and green patterned ones. There are also kites, crabs, and bouncing beach balls, the floor is reflective.

## Gold Moves

There is 1 **Gold Move** in this routine:

**Gold Move:** Slowly bring your arms up while holding on to your wrists.

## Footage

YouTube Music

YouTube Music

## Trivia

* This is the Only Franz Ferdinand song in The Game
* The last line fades off abruptly while it is sung.
Je Me Casse

Je Me Casse By Destiny Is A Playable Song In the My Life With Screen Things Ultragame Dance Corner

## Appearence of the Dancer

The Dancer is a Large Woman With Long Dark Brown Hair And a Silver and Pink Outfit. Replicating Destiny's Look at Eurovision.

## Background

The background is a Pink Field With Mauve Stripes Appearing and Dissapearing As the Song Goes, Yellow Sihlouettes of Backing Dancers Following the Coach.

## Gold Moves

There are Four Gold Moves in this Routine.

* **Gold Moves 1 2 And 4**, Flick your Hands With your Arms bent In Front Of You
* **Gold Move 3**. Swing Both Arms And Finish With Them Over Your Head.

## Footage

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=AK478htiKDs

## Trivia

* This song Represented Malta at the Eurovision Song Contest 2021 In Rotterdam, Where it Finished 7th
	+ Destiny Previously Won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2015 In Sofia With the Song Not My Soul.
* Some Of this Routine Is Taken From The Cheography
Larry Russell

**Larry Russell** is the son of the wealthy, "new money" Russell family. He is a recent graduate of Harvard University eager to make his way in the world, and is appealing and good-natured with an easy charm. He is the Achilles' heel of his mother Bertha, and the two love one another deeply. Larry is protective of his sister Gladys, and is a child of the rich like her. He thinks he doesn't care about money, because he's always had plenty of it.

## Biography

### Early life

Larry was born to Bertha and George Russell presumably around the year 1860. His sister Gladys was born around the year 1865. The Russells moved to New York in 1859. Larry studied engineering at Harvard University, graduating in 1882, and he moved into his family's newly finished home.

Despite his father having wishes for him to continue his legacy at his business, Russel Consolidated Trust, Larry's goal was to become an architect, and his parents decided to support his endeavour. He studied architecture under Stanford White, who had designed the Russells' house. Larry redesigns to his family's house in Newport, which was finished in 1883. In 1883, he also took on his first formal architecture commission to remodel Susan Blane's house.

### Season 1

#### Episode 1

After graduating from Harvard, Larry begins to make friends with the young men and women of the "old money" families. He attends a party in Newport, where he is friendly with both Oscar van Rhijn and Carrie Astor. During a chance encounter on the street, he saves Pumpkin, the dog of his neighbor Marian Brook, when he is in the middle of the road and about to be trampled by a horse and carriage. During his mother's first party for their elite neighbors on 61st Street, they receive very few guests, though he and Gladys say hello to Marian when she stops by.

#### Episode 2

Oscar takes Larry to visit his mother's, Agnes van Rhijn's house, against her wishes, when Tom Raikes is also visiting for tea. Agnes treats him politely enough, but is watching in anger when Larry talks with Marian, which Larry jokes about. On a later day, Larry joins his family to visit Anne Morris's charity bazaar.

## References

1. ↑ history of university student ages.
2. ↑ Taissa Farmiga Interview for Hollywood Reporter, confirmes Gladys to be 17 in season 1.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 7: "Irresistible Change"
5. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
6. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
You Don't Even Like Opera

"**You Don't Even Like Opera**" is the first episode of season 2 of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on October 29, 2023.

## Synopsis

Agnes shares news of her nephew Dashiell's arrival in New York. Bertha backs the new Metropolitan Opera House.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church

### Guest Starring

* Amy Forsyth as Carrie Astor
* Ashlie Atkinson as Mamie Fish
* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Claybourne Elder as John Adams
* Christopher Denham as Robert McNeil
* David Furr as Dashiell Montgomery
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Don Clark Williams as Pastor
* Donna Murphy as Lina Astor
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid Weber
* Gregory Dann as Barman
* Jeremy Shamos as Mr. Gilbert
* John Douglas Thompson as Arthur Scott
* Jordan Mahome as Samuel Spring
* Juliet Perrell as Kitchen Maid
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* LaTonya Borsay as Grandmother Spring
* Matilda Lawler as Frances Montgomery
* Michael Cerveris as Mr. Watson
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Peter Bradbury as Jay Gould
* Rebecca Haden as Flora McNeil
* Robert Sean Leonard as Matthew Forte
* Sarah Joy Miller as Christina Nilsson
* Tony Carlin as Tritton
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
Save Me!

"Break the Domes Containing Ally Warriors"

Save Me! Is an IN Challenge unlocked by Threatpack, The goal is to rescue Members of the TA from Safety Domes by smashing them within the time limit. The domes are guarded by Supervolt Drones, and the routes between them are guarded by Pop Up Turrets. After Being Rescued, The Rescued Trolls will Join the Fight until they Are Defeated

The Player Must Smash 8 Domes in 3 Minutes, Each Destroyed Dome Adds 30 More Seconds to the Timer

## Trivia

In Japnese, Korean and Chinese, This Challenge is Called "Rescue the Fellow Fighters".
Heads Have Rolled for Less

**Heads Have Rolled for Less** is the sixth episode of *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on March 1, 2022.

## Synopsis

As George fights to protect his public image, Agnes' status quo is disrupted and Armstrong intensifies her campaign against Peggy.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Thomas Cocquerel as Tom Raikes
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church

### Guest Starring

* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Jeanne Tripplehorn as Sylvia Chamberlain
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Ashlie Atkinson as Mamie Fish
* Kelley Curran as Turner
* Linda Emond as Clara Barton
* Katie Finneran as Anne Morris
* Amy Forsyth as Caroline 'Carrie' Astor
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* Zuzanna Szadkowski as Mabel Ainsley
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister

### Co-Starring

* Ry Armstrong as Russell House Footman
* Tim Eliot as Photographer
* Robert Lee Harvey as Cab Driver
Close Enough to Touch

"**His Grace the Duke**" is the 5th episode of season 2 of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on November 26, 2023.

## Synopsis

In Newport, Bertha Russell makes final preparations for the societal event of the summer season with a dinner to honor the Duke of Buckingham.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Trotter
* Michael Cerveris as Watson
* Kelley Curran as Enid Winterton
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid Weber

### Guest Starring

* Robert Sean Leonard as Matthew Forte
* Ashlie Atkinson as Mamie Fish
* David Wilson Barnes as Norman Tate
* Nicole Brydon Bloom as Maud Beaton
* Brittany Bradford as Fannie Washington
* Michael Braugher as Booker T. Washington
* Christopher Denham as Robert McNeil
* David Furr as Dashiell Montgomery
* Amber Gray as Gloria Valentine
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Ben Lamb as Duke of Buckingham
* Matilda Lawler as Frances Montgomery
* Dakin Matthews as Joshua Winterton
* Khamary Rose as David Sturt
* Liz Wisan as Emily Warren Roebling
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister

### Co-Starring

* Mark Boyett as Crowther
* Michael Burrell as Peter Barnes
* Will Connolly as Curate
* John Ford-Dunker as Other Man
* Tabatha Gayle as Female Student
* Alex Michell as Male Student
* Travis Przybylski as Roebling Footman
* Neil Redfield as Malcolm Keene
* Jesse Sharp as Schneider
* Jes Washington as Elizabeth
Wiggly Wiggly Christmas

### Glove Colour

P1 Pine Green #01796fP2 Vermillion #E34234P3 Grape Purple #5D345CP4 Cyan #00FFFF

### Pictogram Colour

P1 Red #FF0000P2 Emerald #50C878P3 Artic Blue #95d6dcP4 Brown #964B00

### Choreographed By

Nerys Beck

Wiggly Wiggly Christmas by the Wiggles is One of the Unlockable Al's Toy Barn Songs in My Life With Screen Things Ultragame's Dance Corner

## Appearence of the Dancers

The Dancers are All People in Xmas Style Outfits, P1 Is Santa, P2 Is an Elf in Green Clothing, P3 Is a Snow Woman With a Yellow Bow and P4 Is Rudolph The Red Nose Reindeer.

## Background

The Background is The Interior of A Decorated House With Stockings, a Christmas Tree And Snowflake Shaped Lights.

## Gold Moves

There are 3 Gold Moves in this Routine, One For Each Dancer

* Gold Move 1. P4 Act as if you are Playing the Trumpet
* Gold Move 2 P1 Do the Wiggles Finger Move Left To Right.
* Gold Move 3. P2 And P3 at the Same Time Throw Your Right Hand in the Air (This Move Comes at the End Of the Routine)

## Trivia

* This is one of Three Wiggles Christmas Songs in the Game, The others Being Ring a Ding dong and Rockin Santa
Irresistible Change

**Irresistible Change** is the seventh episode of *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on March 8, 2022.

## Synopsis

As Edison's illuminating electricity demonstration sparks conversation, George prepares for a legal battle and Bannister plots revenge.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Thomas Cocquerel as Tom Raikes
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church

### Guest Starring

* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Jeanne Tripplehorn as Sylvia Chamberlain
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Michael Cerveris as Watson
* Kelley Curran as Turner
* Claybourne Elder as John Adams
* Amy Forsyth as Caroline 'Carrie' Astor
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Brian Keene as Brand
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* Katherine Romans as Cissie Bingham
* John Sanders as Stanford White
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* Henry Stram as Lewis
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister

### Co-Starring

* James Clow as Chamberlain House Butler
* Christopher Gurr as Man at The Times
* Christopher Higgins as Russell House Footman
* Mat Hostetler as Thomas Edison
* Barbra Wengerd as Dressmaker
* The Excelsior Cornet Band as Band
Van Rhijn family

The **Van Rhijns** are a wealthy and established Dutch-American family from New York.

Notable members of this family include Arnold van Rhijn, who established the United Manhattan Trust among others in 1797.

## Van Rhijn family tree

* Mr. Van Rhijn
	+ Arnold van Rhijn (m. Agnes Brook)
		- Oscar van Rhijn
	+ Mrs. Montgomery, née Van Rhijn (m. Richard Montgomery)
		- Dashiell Montgomery (m. Harriet)
			* Frances Montgomery
	+ Van Rhijn sibling
		- Aurora1 (m. Charles Fane)

1 It has not been established whether it is Aurora's father or mother who was born a Van Rhijn.

## Family households

Agnes van Rhijn, Aurora Fane, and Dashiell Montgomery all maintain homes in New York. Oscar van Rhijn stays in bachelor lodgings also in the city.

Agnes van Rhijn's household on East 61st Street corner 5th Avenue consists of:

* Alfred Bannister, butler
* Mrs. Bauer, housekeeper and cook
* Peggy Scott, personal secretary
* Miss Armstrong, lady's maid
* John "Jack" Treacher, footman
* Bridget, housemaid

## Etymology

Van Rhijn is a toponymic Dutch surname meaning "from (the) Rhine river". Common spelling variations are Van Rijn and the anglicized version Van Ryn. Unlike the German "von", "van" does not necessarily indicate a noble origin in Dutch.

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
Robert McNeil

**Robert McNeil** is a mainstream, wealthy, and somewhat uptight banker from New York City. He is an opera enthusiast, who has seats at the Metropolitan.

## Biography

### Season 2

Robert and his wife, Flora, accept an invitation to join Bertha Russell on 61st Street as part of an evening for opera enthusiasts. While dining, Flora is shocked to see that her father is a valet at the Russell household.

Robert tries to visit the Russells on 61st street, trying to find the servants' entrance to look for "Mr. Collyer". Church lets him inside, where he tells George Russell that he is in fact looking for his valet, but that he does not want to poach him. He instead tries to deliver a message to his estranged father-in-law.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
John Adams

## John Adams IV

**John Adams IV** is a respectable son of the presidential Adams family. He is the secret lover of Oscar van Rhijn.

## Biography

### Early life

John Adams IV was born to the presidential Adams family, and became a respectable man of New York society. He began an affair with Oscar van Rhijn, the son of a wealthy Dutch-American "old money" family.

### Season 1

When Marian Brook arrives in New York, her aunts Agnes and Ada introduce her to John Adams as a potential suitor at tea with Oscar, but the idea is later dismissed when he does not show interest.

Oscar tells John about finding the "perfect girl" to marry, who is from a wealthy family, and who is kind but yet naive, intending to continue their relationship after he is married. Later, he confesses that the girl is Gladys Russell, complaining that he can no longer marry her as he believes that her father, George Russell, will soon face financial ruin, and that he will have to start from scratch. John seems to be cautious about the idea of Oscar marrying, but seems to accept it as an eventual necessity.

When John and Oscar next meet up in a bar, they are discussing how George Russell retained his wealth in spite of everyone in high society believing that he would soon face ruin. Oscar explains to him that he has hired Bertha Russell's lady's maid Turner to act as a spy, who will also do all that she can in order to push for a marriage between Oscar and Gladys.

## Trivia

* While John Adams is from the real Adams political family, he is a fictional character.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"
Denée Benton

**Denée Benton** is an American actress who portrays Peggy Scott in *The Gilded Age*.

## Biography

Benton attended Trinity Preparatory School in Winter Park, Florida, before graduating from Carnegie Mellon University in 2014.

Her first break was being cast as Nabulungi in the West End and U.S. national tour of *The Book of Mormon*. Later she was cast in the titular role of Natasha in *Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812* with the American Repertory Theatre; she made her Broadway debut when that show opened at the Imperial Theatre on November 14, 2016. She appeared on *The Late Show with Stephen Colbert* on December 12, 2016, to discuss the role.

On television she is best known for her featured role on the second season of the Lifetime series, *UnREAL*.

On October 17, 2018, it was announced that Benton would assume the role of Eliza Hamilton in the Broadway production of *Hamilton*, beginning performances on October 30.

She married Carl Lundstedt in 2020.

## Media

**How The Gilded Age’s Denée Benton Made Sure Peggy Scott’s Story Was Told Right** (**GLAMOUR** • JANUARY 2021)
Cissie Raikes

**Cissie Raikes** (née **Bingham**) is a wealthy new money socialite in New York City. She is purported to be the niece of Henry Flagler an American industrialist who co-founded the Standard Oil Trust and is generously provided for by Mr. Flagler.

## Biography

### Season 1

In 1882, Cissie is invited to an outdoor picnic on carriages by Bertha Russell. She joins the party to watch the illumination of Park Row by Thomas Edison’s Edison Illuminating Company and meets Tom Raikes. Cissie mentions her mother having a house in Newport with Ward McAllister complimenting it as "a very nice place".

Cissie eventually watches an opera with Tom Raikes at the Drexel's box in the Academy of Music. Unbeknownst to the pair, Aurora and Charles Fane sees them from their adjacent opera box. Aurora later recounts what she sees to Marian Brook, causing her to end her engagement with Mr. Raikes. Later that same day, Cissie and Tom attends Gladys Russell's debutante ball as part of Henry Flagler's party.

### Season 2

In Spring of 1883, Cissie marries Tom at the Episcopal Church of Saint Thomas.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 7: "Irresistible Change"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 9: "Let the Tournament Begin"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
Sylvia Chamberlain

**Sylvia Chamberlain** is a mysterious, wealthy woman who lives in New York, but isn't frequently seen at the society events. She is a genuine expert in the creative arts and a great art collector, but is almost entirely excluded from high society because of her suspected past. Mrs. Chamberlain features doesn't feature on season 2.

## Biography

### Early life

According to Oscar van Rhijn, it is well known that Sylvia lived as Augustus Chamberlain's mistress for years before his first wife died, after which they could marry. Her husband is what many would call "new people", having made his fortune earlier in the 19th century. Sylvia claims that Augustus and his first wife did not know what to do with the money he had earned, and that she helped him build a life out of it. She curates a vast an impressive art collection. Sylvia and Augustus have a son, who was clearly born outside of wedlock, and after they married, they claimed that they "adopted him." The Chamberlains moved to New York, and were mostly excluded from "old money" high society, although sometimes they were included in events due to their extreme wealth (though many believed her money was "tainted".) Her son later moved away to Chicago. Their home in New York is grand and palatial, and is filled with French art.

### Season 1

Mrs. Chamberlain is invited to a charity event hosted by Aurora Fane and Anne Morris, though nobody appears to wish to speak to her. The event is attended by Ada and Marian Brook, as well as Bertha and Gladys Russell. When Marian mentions Mrs. Chamberlain to her aunt, Agnes van Rhijn, she is appalled that Aurora would invite her, and tells Marian not to talk to the woman if she sees her again.

She later attends the charity bazaar, and approaches Marian's stall. Marian is kind to Mrs. Chamberlain despite her aunt's warning, and after she departs, Agnes approaches, trying to make herself more clear by explaining that Chamberlain's money is "tainted" and that her company is not suitable for a young lady at all. Ada later attempts to explain the exact cause of Mrs. Chamberlain's reputation to Marian, although Marian does not seem to fully understand Ada's phrasing.

Mrs. Chamberlain encounters Marian Brook in a shop with the latter's chaperone, Peggy Scott, while she is shopping for an ornate woodcarving. Marian compliments her taste, and they exchange a polite conversation before Mrs. Chamberlain leaves the store. She later sends the woodcarving to Marian at the van Rhijn's house as a gift. However, Marian later arrives to return the present, explaining that her aunt would not let her keep it, as she did not want to explain who had sent it to her. Mrs. Chamberlain converses with Marian for a time about her past and her art collection, and appreciates that the young woman is not judgemental, but is understanding when Marian needs to depart.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
Susan Blane

**Susan Blane** is a wealthy widow, who, unusually, lives in Newport year around.

## Biography

### Early life

Susan was married to Mr. Blane, a wealthy man much her senior around 1861. Mr. Blane passed away in Fall 1881. Susan hadn't expected Mr. Blane to live for as long as he did. Susan decided to stay in Newport, which would allow her more freedom. Susan never found her late husband good company. He did not like to spend money, and kept their place in Newport relatively small. He went deaf in the end.

### Season 2

Susan hires Larry Russell to renovate her house in Newport. He easily makes her laugh, and they toast to a new beginning together. Susan and Larry take to one another rather quickly. He starts staying at her house while he is in Newport, and they end up having an affair.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
Ellen

## Miss Ellen

**Miss Ellen** is the maid/housekeeper to the Scott family, a successful African-American family from Brooklyn.

## Biography

### Season 1

Miss Ellen serves lunch to Arthur, Dorothy and Peggy Scott during Dorothy's birthday. While the family is dining together, Marian Brook rings the doorbell, and Ellen answers. Marian is left embarrassed, having assumed that the family was poor, not rich enough to hire a maid. Ellen asks if Marian has a card, and she carries it to the Scotts during lunch. Dorothy instructs Ellen to bring Marian into the parlor, where an awkward scene takes place between Marian and the Scotts, with Peggy deciding to leave early.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
Brook family

The **Brooks** are an established American family from Pennsylvania. The once wealthy Brooks owned farms in Doylestown, Pennsylvania.

Upon the relatively early death of one of its patriarchs Mr. Brook, his only son and eldest child Henry Brook inherited the Brook estate. Due to the younger Brook's poor management, the family was left completely destitute and lost all of its money. Its remaining members left Pennsylvania and now all live in New York.

## Family

* Mr. Brook (m. Miss Livingston)
	+ Henry Brook (m. unnamed woman)
		- Marian Brook
	+ Agnes Brook (m. Arnold van Rhijn)
		- Oscar van Rhijn
	+ Ada Brook (m. Luke Forte)
Billy Carlton

**Billy Carlton** (portrayed by **Matt Walker**) is a young man from a wealthy family in New York, whom Gladys Russell has been meeting at dances.

## Biography

### Life

Billy comes from a wealthy family in New York. His family has a house in Newport. He met Gladys Russell in 1883 and took a friendly interest in her. Bertha Russell knew his family prior to it.

### Season 2

#### Episode 8

Billy is attending a tea party hosted at the Russell house in honor of the completion of the Metropolitan Opera. Gladys introduces him to Aurora Fane. Billy says that he'd like to be one of Gladys's suitors, but Gladys brushes it off in a friendly way. He tells Gladys that he saw her in Newport at Mr. McAllister's party, but didn't dare to ask her to dance.

At the opening night of the Metropolitan Opera, Gladys keeps on paying attention to Billy, instead of the Duke of Buckingham, and Bertha isn't pleased with it.

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 8: "In Terms of Winning and Losing"
Dashiell Montgomery

**Dashiell Montgomery** is a wealthy widower who joins New York society in 1883 after having lived previously in Washington with his only daughter Frances.

His family, the Montgomery family, is considered to be old money and have supported the city's botanical gardens. His mother was born to the equally well-established Van Rhijn family making him a nephew by marriage to Agnes van Rhijn and a first cousin to Oscar van Rhijn and Aurora Fane.

## Biography

### Early life

Dashiell was born and raised in New York referring to it his "old hometown". He was married to his wife Harriet, with whom he had a daughter, Frances. He is shown to have a warm relationship with the maternal side of his family, calling on them as soon as he returns to the city.

### Season 2

Around Easter of 1883, Dashiell decides to move back to New York from Washington with his daughter Frances. He is welcomed to the city by his cousin Aurora Fane with an afternoon tea where he meets Marian Brook.

During a tennis match in Newport, Dashiell rescues Marian from her unwanted suitor Edward Morgan. In the evening, the two dance at Ward McAllister's party.

Eventually, Dashiell proposes to Marian at an afternoon party at the botanical gardens. In the moment, Marian hesitantly accepts his proposal.

When Marian realizes that Dashiell still loves his late wife after he mistakenly refers to her as Harriet, she calls the engagement off.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 6: "Warning Shots"
Head To Head

"**Head To Head**" is the 3rd episode of season 2 of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on November 12, 2023.

## Synopsis

Opera war escalates. Surprise guest at Bertha's fundraiser. Agnes supports Academy preservation. Peggy offers to cover Tuskegee story. Ada hosts luncheon for Mr. Forte. George woos Henderson. Watson mulls offer.

## Cast

### Starring

* Christine Baranski as Agnes van Rhijn
* Cynthia Nixon as Ada Brook
* Carrie Coon as Bertha Russell
* Morgan Spector as George Russell
* Louisa Jacobson as Marian Brook
* Denée Benton as Peggy Scott
* Taissa Farmiga as Gladys Russell
* Harry Richardson as Larry Russell
* Blake Ritson as Oscar van Rhijn
* Simon Jones as Bannister
* Jack Gilpin as Church
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Michael Cerveris as Watson
* Kelley Curran as Mrs. Winterton
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Donna Murphy as Mrs. Astor
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid Weber

### Guest Starring

* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Robert Sean Leonard as Matthew Forte
* Laura Benanti as Susan Blane
* Ashlie Atkinson as Mamie Fish
* Nicole Brydon Bloom as Maud Beaton
* Christopher Denham as Robert McNeil
* Claybourne Elder as John Adams
* David Furr as Dashiell Montgomery
* Darren Goldstein as Henderson
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Jeremy Shamos as Mr. Gilbert
* Jordan Waller as Oscar Wilde
* Nathan Lane as Ward McAllister

### Co-Starring

* Michael Burrell as Peter Barnes
* Josh Davis as Mill Leader
* Lianne Marie Dobbs as Mrs. Henderson
* Geoffrey Allen Murphy as General
* David T. Patterson as Prince Alexis
* Samantha Sturm as Vera
* Sean-Michael Wilkinson as Footman
The Game • 游戏概述

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### 探索

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*Asteroid Scanning**Mining Colony**Terrestrial Mining*
此外，外太空的探索活动也将会给玩家带来许多其他惊喜。 探索模式下，玩家以第三视角俯瞰间星空，既可以看到其飞船的外部结构，也可以通过X光视觉效果查看船舶内部情况及船员的个人任务表现。玩家亦可以通过第一人称驾驶舱/驾驶台视角亲自指挥和驾驶飞船。驾驶舱的坐视视角也适合于将来的虚拟现实游戏模式。

*Ship Exterior View**Ship Interior Side View**Ship Interior Front View*
### 角色扮演游戏

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### 太空战

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1. ↑ Star Atlas: White Paper
Meisei Class

The Meisei Class (名声クラス) Is One of the 8 Infiniteer Classes in My Life With Screen things Ultragame's Wobbly World Missions

## Synopsys

Thie Meisei Class's Infiniteers are Celebrities Within the Ultragame Canon or Are Among the Most Iconic Characters To Be Playable In the Game. The My Life With Screen things Ultragame Official Guidebook Also Suggest they Have a Self Esteem Of Steel.

The Symbol for The Meisei Class is a Black Trophy on an Orange Background, When Two Or More Players are Using Meisei Class Infiniteers They Get a Class Unity Luck Bonus.

## Trivia

* Meisei Means Fame or Reputation In Japanese
Timothy Thomas Fortune

**Timothy Thomas Fortune,** generally known as **Thomas T. Fortune** is a member of New York's Black intellectual community as an activist, orator, journalist, writer, editor, and publisher of *The New York Globe* and other papers. Fortune recognizes Peggy Scott's talent and hires her to write for *The Globe*. He is not averse to conflict, questioning authority and breaking the rules in both his personal and professional life.

## Biography

### Early life

He was born into slavery in Florida. As a child, he witnessed the terror of the Ku Klux Klan that fuelled his activism as an adult. He had some formal education at Howard University and practical education as a printer's assistant.

### Season 1

Fortune has a meeting with a new author, Peggy Scott, who helps him print *The Globe*. He tells her that her stories are fascinating, and agrees to publish them. During their meeting, his colleagues talk about him being too critical of the Republican Party by wanting to address their shortcomings instead of focusing on the successes of Lincoln. When Peggy says that she cannot support any party as she does not have the right to vote, Fortune requests that she write a political article alongside her short story, to which she agrees.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
Isn't It Strange

Isn't it Strange By Scissor Sisters Is A Playable Song In the My Life With Screen Things Ultragame Dance Corner

## Appearence Of the Dancer

The Dancer is a Girl With Brown Hair In Two Pigtails, She Is In A Green Shirt, Brown Shorts And Tan Shoes, To Go Along with the Shrek Theme, She is Wearing a Shrek Ear Headband.

## Background

The Is A Kingdom Viewed From The Sky, (Possibly As A Reference to When This Song Plays in the Movie) There are Moving White Clouds. Green Hills, Multiple Trees of Different Shapes And a Stone Castle With Four Spires.

## Gold Moves

There Is One Gold Move In The Song

* Make A Fist with your Hand and Put it In The Air (At the End Of The Song)

## Footage

Shrek Forever After Soundtrack 02. Scissor Sisters - Isn't It Strange - YouTube

## Trivia

* This Is One of the Few Songs In the Game To only Have one Gold Move
	+ This is Also One Of the Shortest Songs in the Game, Lasting Only 2 Minutes and 25 Seconds
Clara Barton

## Clarissa Harlowe Barton

**Clarissa Harlowe Barton** is a renowned American nurse, known as the "Florence Nightingale of America" and the "Angel of the Battlefield."

## Biography

### Early life

Clara Barton was born to an upper-middle class family, the daughter of a soldier and politician. She served as a nurse during the American Civil War, as well as the Franco-Prussian War in Europe.

### Season 1

Clara Barton gives a speech to wealthy "old money" patrons in New York at an event hosted by Anne Morris and Aurora Fane, and attended by Ada Brook, Marian Brook, and Cornelius Eckhard. She talks about her ambitions for the Red Cross in the United States to finally be sponsored by the government under President Arthur.

The Red Cross receives an extremely generous donation from Bertha Russell after the Russells have strategized to become philanthropists for their image, as well as so that the charity can provide aid to their railroad workers. Miss Barton gives a speech in Dansville, announcing that the Red Cross can open not just one new branch, but three new branches thanks to Mrs. Russell's donation, and invites her onto the stage. She meets the attendees of her speech, including Mrs. Fane, Mrs. Morris, Miss Marian Brook, and Miss Scott, the latter of whom interviews her for *The New York Globe*. She gives the high-society patrons a tour, and shows them how they are caring for victims of a fire. Miss Barton joins the high-society patrons for dinner at their hotel, and is joined by Tom Raikes. After Mrs. Russell leaves, she tells the others that she knows Bertha is using the Red Cross to gain access to the ballrooms of New York, but that she is still thankful for her money. She also asks if anyone knows Mrs. Chamberlain, noting that her money would be welcome in spite of her tarnished reputation.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"