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Spiderleg

**Spiderleg** is a long-limbed black tom with a brown underbelly and amber eyes.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 18
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Starlight*, page 219
4. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
5. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Jayfeather

**Jayfeather** is a gray tabby tom with blind blue eyes.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 91
3. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 267
4. ↑ Revealed in an unknown book
5. ↑ Revealed in *Starlight*, page 27
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 89
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, pages 244-245
Echokit

**Echokit** is a silvery-gray tabby she-cat.

## Charart

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Graymist:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Sisters**

Ashkit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
Berrykit:  Liivng (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Brother**

Smokekit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Half-Brothers**

Mallownose:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*):Sneezecloud:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Dark River*, allegiances
Sorreltail

**Sorreltail** is a tortoiseshell-and-white she-cat with amber eyes.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 111
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, page 21
4. ↑ Revealed in *Twilight*, page 50
5. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 114
6. ↑ Revealed in *Outcast*, page 114
7. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Cinderheart

**Cinderheart** is a gray tabby she-cat.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Sunset*, page 27
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Eclipse*, page 318
4. ↑ Revealed in *Fading Echoes*, page 196
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Forgotten Warrior*, page 245
6. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, page 39
7. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Mothwing

**Mothwing** is a dappled golden she-cat.

## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *Return to the Clans*, page 3
2. ↑ Revealed in *Return to the Clans*, page 75
3. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, page 48
4. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, page 50
5. ↑ Revealed in *Starlight*, allegiances
6. ↑ Revealed in *Mistystar's Omen*, chapter 6
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
8. ↑ Revealed in *Return to the Clans*, page 22
9. ↑ Revealed in *Sunset*, allegiances
10. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Littlecloud

**Littlecloud** is a very small tabby tom.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *Yellowfang's Secret*, page 418
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Fire and Ice*, allegiances
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Revealed in *A Dangerous Path*, page 55
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Dustpelt

**Dustpelt** is a dark brown tabby tom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, allegiances
2. ↑ Revealed in *Fire and Ice*, page 280
3. ↑ Revealed in *Dawn*, page 56
4. ↑ Revealed in *Into the Wild*, page 52
5. ↑ Revealed in *Rising Storm*, allegiances
6. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 9
8. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 93
9. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Bumblestripe

**Bumblestripe** is a very pale gray tom with black stripes.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Eclipse*, page 158
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Fading Echoes*, page 176
4. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Blackstar

**Affiliations** | ShadowClan, Rogue,

**Blackstar** is a large white tom with one jet-black forepaw.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in the *Warriors* App
2. ↑ Revealed in *Sign of the Moon*, page 34
3. ↑ Revealed in *Into the Wild*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Into the Wild*, page 141
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Revealed in *Fire and Ice*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 161
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 210
9. ↑ Revealed in *Secrets of the Clans*, page 65
10. ↑ Revealed in *Yellowfang's Secret*, page 466
Berrykit

**Berrykit** is a pale ginger-and-white she-cat.

## Charart

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## Kin

### Members

**Mother**

Graymist:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Sisters**

Ashkit:  Liivng (As of *Dark Skies*)
Echokit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Brother**

Smokekit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Half-Brothers**

Mallownose:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
Sneezecloud:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Dark River*, allegiances
Cloudtail

**Cloudtail** is a long-haired white tom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, page 219
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, page 230
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Revealed in *Forest of Secrets*, page 249
4. ↑ Revealed in *Rising Storm*, page Chapter 20
5. ↑ Revealed in *A Dangerous Path*, page 209
6. ↑ Revealed in *Long Shadows*, page 7
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 210
8. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 30
9. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 18
10. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, page 7
11. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Olivenose

**Olivenose** is a tortoiseshell she-cat.

## Charart

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## Kin

**Mate**

Blackstar:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Revealed in *Eclipse*, allegiances
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Oakfur

**Fleetpaw** is a gray tom with a single white leg.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Fire and Ice*, allegiances
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
5. ↑ Revealed in *Sunrise*, allegiances
6. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
Ashkit

**Ashkit** is a smoky gray she-cat.

## Charart

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## Kin

### Members

**Mother**

Graymist:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Sisters**

Berrykit:  Liivng (As of *Dark Skies*)
Echokit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Brother**

Smokekit:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
**Half-Brothers**

Mallownose:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
Sneezecloud:  Living (As of *Dark Skies*)
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Dark River*, allegiances
Joe Dons

"What? The famous Westminster Wakeman is targeting ME!? How delightful!"

**Joe Dons** was a British criminal living in London. He was killed by Westminster Wakeman.

## Trivia

* He is never seen outside of the bathtub.
* His crimes are never explained. But he was made to look sinister so that the readers wouldn't feel sorry for him when he got killed.
* His name is a play on John Doe.
Millie

**Millie** is a gray tabby she-cat with blue eyes.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *Dark River*, page 86
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 49
3. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 96
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Revealed in *Outcast*, page 86
5. ↑ Revealed in *Outcast*, page 13
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 61
Lilypaw

**This article is a disambiguation page for 'Lilypaw'**
The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
 **Lilypaw** is a name shared by two different Clan cats. Did you mean...

Lilypaw, an apprentice of RiverClan, who appears in *Dark Skies*?
**OR**

Lilypaw, an apprentice of ThunderClan, who also appears in *Dark Skies*?
Birchfall

**Birchfall** is a light brown tabby tom.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Midnight*, page 84
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Twilight*, page 113
3. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Fading Echoes*, page 196
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Last Hope*, page 110
6. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Pebblefoot

**Pebblefoot** is a mottled gray tom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Twilight*, page 172
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, page 135
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Mistystar's Omen*, chapter 7
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Thornclaw

**Thornclaw** is a golden-brown tabby tom.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Revealed in *Forest of Secrets*, page 63
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 105
3. ↑ Revealed in *Eclipse*, page 163
4. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 286
5. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 89
6. ↑ Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
9. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Dovewing

**Dovewing** is a pale gray she-cat with golden eyes.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Sunrise*, page 317
2. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, page 39
3. ↑ Revealed in *Sign of the Moon*, page 34
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, page 38
Gino Prestigiatore

## Majishan

**Majishan** or **Gino Prestigiatore** was the antagonist from Chapter 22: They Called Him a Magician. He was a descendant from an old family of magicians.

## Trivia

* In The Second Westminster Wakeman Character Guide, the word Majishan is never used. He is instead called Gino Prestigiatore.
* Majishan (or **マジシャン**) is a Japanese corruption of the English word *Magician*.
* Prestigiatore is the Italian word for *magician*.
Chapter 14: So Long, Lupin

**Chapter 14: So Long, Lupin**is the thirteenth chapter of the Westminster Wakeman Series. It sees Aurora being "stolen" by Adrièn Lupin and forced to marry him.

## Trivia Edit

* Lupin and Ganimard make their debuts in this chapter.
* Lupin's helpers, Kyosuke Kobayashi and Hideyoshi Iramusa XIII are based on Daisuke Jigen and Goemon Ishikawa XIII. Lupin himself is a parody of Lupin III.
	+ Kyosuke Kobayashi's name is heavily influenced by Jigen too. Kyosuke, ends with "suke," just like Daisuke and Kobayashi is the last name of Jigen's voice actor, Kiyoshi Kobayashi.
	+ Hideyoshi Iramusa's name comes from Toyotomi Hideyoshia. Iramusa is the syllables of the word samurai (sa-mu-ra-i) reversed.
* Aurora states that she and Westminster aren't in a relationship in this chapter.
Deringer

**Mr.** **Deringer** was the director of Amberton Security when Ryunosuke was just put on the Wakeman case.

## Trivia

* Deringer and Amberton Security are loosely based on Craig Armstrong and Mason Security from the German brickfilm Das Chamäleon.
* His native language is most likely English. Seeing as in the Dutch version he told Aurora Kuis: "We have a word for your kind of women in English".
* Deringer is also the last name of Jane Deringer, Westminster's mother. It is unknown if they are related.
Graystripe

**Graystripe** is a long-haired gray tom.

## Charart

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## References

1. ↑ Revealed on Vicky's Facebook
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Into the Wild*, page 270
4. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 297
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 21
6. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 25
7. ↑ Revealed in *Dawn*, page 56
8. ↑ Revealed in *Forest of Secrets*, page 311
9. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 210
10. ↑ Revealed in *Dawn*, page 112
11. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 79
12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Revealed in *Fire and Ice*, page 98
13. ↑ Revealed in *The Darkest Hour*, page 201
14. ↑ Revealed in *The Lost Warrior*, page 61
15. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
The Westminster Four

**The Westminster Four** are a group of people who travel around the globe in search for targets to kill.

## History

After Westminster Wakeman killed Bill Cooke, he crossed the channel and traveled to Paris. There he met Jean-Jacques LeTrou, a magician that specialised in escape tricks. They joined forces and traveled to the Netherlands together. There they met their new target, Herman van Torf. Wakeman wasn't able to kill him, because he "fell in love" with Herman's voice. Herman owed money to the maffia that hired Westminster and Jean-Jacques to kill him. To help Herman out, they instead killed the maffiaboss and robbed his vault.

Aurora Kuis doesn't really join the Westminster Four that many times in the early chapters. But she is part of it, according to the police.
Ronin Gorokizu

## (五郎吉 浪人)

Ronin Gorokizu

**Ronin Gorokizu (**Japanese: **五郎吉 浪人** Hepburn: **Gorokizu Rōnin)** is a samurai warrior lost in the west. He doesn't serve a master because Willacy Wakeman robbed his family of its honor. He is brother to both Kazuma Gorokizu and Natsume Ichikawa.

## History

Not much is known about Ronin's past. He was born in the 1920s in Japan as the second of three sons. He and his youngest brother, Kazuma, grew up to be swordfighters, much in the style of their grandfather Ekei, one of the last samurai of Japan, before them. His elder brother Natsume chose to drop the family name and became a salary-man in Tokyo, ashamed of his heritage.

In 196X, Ronin visited Westminster Wakeman to warn him his brother Kazuma was coming after his life, in order to avenge their grandfather, who was beaten by Wakeman's grandfather. He offered to kill Wakeman quickly, before Kazuma could find him and torture him before making the kill. Wakeman denied though. After Kazuma was arrested by Robert Ryunosuke, Ronin came back to say goodbye to Wakeman.

A few months passed and Ronin was asked by Wakeman to help him assassinate the leader of a cult that had sprung up in Australia. Before he was able to make the kill though, Aurora Kuis, disguised as one of the cult maidens, beat him to it.

Even later that year, Ronin was arrested by Marcus Waterbee in Ryunosuke's plan to strip Wakeman of his allies. Ronin voluntarily went with Waterbee.

Prior to the royal gala of Waldonia, Ronin visited his brother Natsume for the first time in a long while, to try to locate Nanako Ichikawa, Natsume's daughter.

## Trivia

* Originally, he was going to be a much more prevalent character.
* He was originally going to be called Ronin Iramusa. Iramusa is "samurai" with the syllables ordered in reverse.
* He is named after Ishikawa Goemon, who (according to some sources) was named Gorokizu.
* Ronin (浪人) means "Samurai without a master" in Japanese.
Chapter 22: They Called Him a Magician

**Chapter 22: They Called Him a Magician** is the twentieth chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It sees a man called Majishan traveling to Aurora's hideout to kidnap her. It turns out she stole his grandfather's spell book.

This is the eighth chapter in the *The Death of Westminster Wakeman*-arc.
Aurora Kuis

* Volume 1 Cover
* Brickfilm

**Aurora Kuis** is a masterthief and a part of the Westminster Four. She changes her appearance quite frequently and often betrays her teammates.

## Appearance

Aurora is usually seen as a beautiful woman who mostly wears short dresses. She often wears makeup and jewelry. Her hair and face change a lot from chapter to chapter.

## History

Aurora was raised as Marjorie van Duivendrecht in a Dutch orphanage, not knowing who her parents were. There, she had an old record player on which she used to play a lot of Herman van Torf's music.

When she was 18, she had to move out of the orphanage and went to travel the world, while traveling to Belgium though, she crashed her car and was saved from the wreckage by Hildebrand. She lost her memories in the crash so Hildebrand had to give her a new name: Aurora Kuis. After the old queen of Waldonia.

Hildebrand made Aurora steal things for him. And over the years, she acquired a lot of skills and even fondness for the art of theft. She made a name for herself as an internationally wanted criminal and the Dutch police put detective Willems on her case.

She was around 19 when she first encountered Westminster Wakeman in the mansion of Jacques de Vries, of whom she wanted to steal a golden garlic statue. Deringer (Wakeman's target), who was De Vries's head security came close to capturing Aurora, but was shot by Wakeman before he could.

Some time after that Aurora and Wakeman started working together more often and even started a relationship of sorts.

## Characteristics

Aurora is seen as a thief most of the time. Sometimes helping the rest of the Westminster Four, but eventually betraying them. She uses her good looks to deceive, seduce or even kill people.

## Trivia

* Aurora is a femme fatale. A mysterious and seductive woman whose charms ensnare her lovers, often leading them into compromising, dangerous, and deadly situations.
* Aurora's first name was chosen because it sounds mysterious and pretty.
* Ironically, her last name Kuis is the Dutch word for chaste.
Chapter 4: Ispettore Bizzati

**Chapter 4: Ispettore Bizzati** sees Gianluca Bizzati take over the Wakeman case from Ryunosuke. He kidnaps Aurora and almost captures Wakeman.

## Trivia

* In the first panel, Bizzati states that Ryunosuke let Wakeman escape, just after he caught him. Referencing the end of the previous chapter.
* Sharon Stanford technically makes her debut in this chapter. She can be seen writing on a typewriter in the background of the second panel.
Chapter 28: The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 2

* Wakkanai Wakeman, The True Heir

**Chapter 28: The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 2**is the twentyseventh chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It follows Washington Wakeman as he escapes from the Santé prison, and tracks down Westminster (whom he believes to be an imposter) to kill him.

## Trivia

* As the last chapter of Volume 5, this is considered to be the end of Classic Wakeman.
Chapter 19: Flowers for Aurora

**Chapter 19: Flowers for Aurora** is the first chapter in the fourth volume and the nineteenth chapter in the Westminster Wakeman Series overall. It follows Westminster trying to find a gift for Aurora.

This is the fifth chapter in the *The Death of Westminster Wakeman*-arc.

## Trivia

* It's only one page long and only features Westminster.
Sandstorm

**Sandstorm** is a pale ginger she-cat.

## References

1. ↑ Revealed in the *Warriors* App
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Into the Wild*, allegiances
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Dawn*, page 56
5. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 509
6. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, allegiances
Chapter 12: The Devil's Advocate

**Chapter 12: The Devil's Advocate** is the first chapter of the third volume in the Westminster Wakeman Series. It's the twelfth chapter over all.

It sees Westminster Wakeman escaping from the courtroom where he is being defended by Callahan. Ryunosuke tracks him down again and then tells him they will take away Callahan's licence if Wakeman doesn't come back.

## Trivia

* This is the only chapter where Callahan is called Callahan. After this, he is called McCallaghaun.
* This is the first chapter where Westminster's hairstyle is different than in the earlier ones.
Chapter 2: A Samurai, Lost

**Chapter 2: A Samurai, Lost** is the second chapter of Westminster Wakeman. It sees Westminster Wakeman being chased down by the ronin Kazuma Gorokizu, seeking vengeance for his grandfather's loss of honor.

## Trivia

* Ronin Gorokizu and Aurora Kuis both made their debut in this chapter.
* Jean-Jacques states that Westminster killed the mayor of Tokyo just before the events of the chapter.
* This chapter is the first time Westminster uses a smokebomb in the comics.
Marcus Waterbee

## Constable Marcus Alexander Waterbee

**Constable** **Marcus Waterbee** is Robert Ryunosuke's right hand.

## Trivia

* Despite being younger than Ryunosuke, he looks older.
* It's stated that he has rejected multiple promotions because he liked assisting Ryunosuke too much.
* In the Brickfilm version of The Duke of Etteren, he has a moustache instead of a full beard.
Bramblestar

**Bramblestar** is a dark brown tabby tom with amber eyes.

## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *Rising Storm*, page 19
2. ↑ Revealed in *A Dangerous Path*, page 235
3. ↑ Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 20
4. ↑ Revealed in *Twilight*, page 16
5. ↑ Revealed in *Sunset*, page 257
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
7. ↑ Revealed in *Rising Storm*, page 235
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
Chapter 25: The Day Rob Acted Odd

**Chapter 25: The Day Rob Acted Odd** is the twentyfifth chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It sees Westminster trying to kill professor Damen, but the professor seems to have hypnotised Ryunosuke into being okay with killing Wakeman.

## Trivia

* Chapter 24 was originally going to be the final chapter of Volume 4. But the volume was too short, so chapter 25 was added.
Chapter 29: Il pleut sur Nantes

**Il pleut sur Nantes** is the twentyninth chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It follows Paul Leblanc as he follows his beloved Lonne from Brussels to Nantes by train. But Westminster Wakeman, also travelling to Nantes, chooses Paul's room to hide in, which causes them to form a sort of friendship.

## Trivia

* It's the first chapter to fall outside of Classic Wakeman.
* The whole chapter was based on the song Nantes by Barbara. Or rather the Dutch translation sung by Lia Dorana.
	+ In the letter Lonne recieves, it says that there's a rendez-vous at *25 Rue de la Grange-au-loupe*. But because the adress was changed in the Dutch translation of the song, the house she travels to is *8 Reu de Nantes*.
	+ The role of the man the protagonist of the song travels to, is played by a dying Washington Wakeman in this chapter.
	+ The roles of the four men mentioned in the song are played by Cornelius Wolf, Hayman Talon, Arsenio Minerva (all members of the Washington Four), and C.A. Dupin IV (the detective chasing them).
Dr. Strangemock

**Dr. Strangemock** (the titular character in Chapter 26: Dr. Strangemock or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Life)was the president's Scientific Advisor and a former Nazi scientist. He is based on the character Dr. Strangelove (played by Peter Sellers) from the Stanley Kubrick film Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
Chapter 26: Dr. Strangemock or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Life

* The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 1

**Chapter 26: Dr. Strangemock or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love my Life** is the twentysixth chapter in the series. It follows President Joxendy, the ministers of War, Foreign Affairs and Funny Business, Robert Ryunosuke, Gianluca Bizzati and the president's German scientific advisor, Dr. Strangemock, discussing Westminster Wakeman's scheduled assassination attempt on the First Lady.

## Trivia

* The chapter is heavily inspired by the 1964 Stanley Kubrick movie: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.
* This chapter marks the debut of the President.
Chapter 31: San Francisco

**Chapter 31: San Francisco** is the thirty-first chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It sees Robert Ryunosuke travelling to San Francisco to arrest Westminster, who has alerted the police that he will be targeting a local businessman.

## Trivia

* The only reason the chapter takes place in America is because Velvet Bullet felt like the country wasn't used enough.
* Ryunosuke is more aggressive than usual in this chapter.
	+ Using real profanity instead of his usual cries of anger.
	+ Breaking Gianluca Bizzati's leg by stomping on it.
Chapter 13: Learn to Live

**Chapter 13: Learn to Live** is the thirteenth chapter of the Westminster Wakeman Series. It sees Aurora being woken up by Hildebrand after he opperated on her.

## Trivia

* In the panels that depict Aurora's viewing point, it is made clear that she can't see Hildebrand or his nurses face. This might be why she calls him the man with the thin moustache. Because she can make out the moustache.
Satonaka Ryunosuke

## (里中 龍之介)

Satonaka Ryunosuke

**Satonaka Ryunosuke (**Japanese: **里中** **龍之介** Hepburn: **Satonaka** **Ryūnosuke)** was the son of Tarou Satonaka, father of Robert Ryunosuke and the husband of Annamaria Holmes. He was also a criminal mastermind under the alias *Jezail*.

## History

Ryunosuke married Annamaria Holmes and together they had a son, Robert.

At night, he secretly dawned the mask of Jezail, a criminal criminal mastermind and assassin. On the night he set out to kill Blanche DeDamme, his wife was there to protect the target. Ryunosuke succeeded, but was shot by his wife (who did not know he was her husband) when he tried to escape.

When Ryunosuke didn't come home the next morning and the morning after that, and the morning after that, Annamaria started to believe her husband had left her and her son. She and Robert grew to despise his father and his native country Japan with it.

## Trivia

* Because of the way Japanese names work, his surname, Satonaka, was mistaken as his given name and vice versa when he moved to England. Thus resulting in his wife and son taking his given name Ryunosuke on as their surname.
* Jezail is a type of bullet. John Watson was shot by a jezail bullet at the start "A Study in Scarlett".
Chapter 27: The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 1

* The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 2

**Chapter 27: The Escape of Washington Wakeman; Part 1** is the twentyseventh chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It follows Washington Wakeman as he escapes from the Santé prison, and tracks down Westminster (whom he believes to be an imposter) to kill him.
Vorster

## Biological Information

### Died

196X (Shot through the heart by Robert Ryunosuke or pushed of a cliff by Westminster Wakeman)

### Hair Color

Black

**Vorster** was Professor Damen's henchman. Wakeman secretly pulled "the old switcheroo", disguised himself as Vorster and Vorster as Wakeman. Because of this, Vorster got killed, not Wakeman.

## Trivia

* It's not certain if he died by a shot through the heart or a fall of a cliff. But either way, he died.
* He and his boss Damen, were named after two highschool-classmates of Velvet Bullet.
Jesi DeDamme

* Portrait
* Chapter 1

**Jesi DeDamme** was Beatrice DeDamme's daughter and the person who hired Hitman to kill Westminster Wakeman.

## Trivia

* Westminster tricked Ryunosuke into believing Jesi was his target that night, even though her mother was the real target.
* The "J" in her name might be prenounced as a "Y", since that's the Dutch pronounciation, but even Velvet Bullet has stated that he doesn't know how you should prenounce this name.
Tarou Satonaka

## (里中 太郎)

Tarou Satonaka

Concept art

**Tarou Satonaka (**Japanese: **里中 太郎** Hepburn: **Satonaka Tarō)** was a Japanese police detective sent to Europe to join an elite group of detectives called the Lupin Taskforce to track down and arrest Arsène Lupin. He is the father of Satonaka Ryunosuke and Robert Ryunosuke's grandfather.

## Personality

Just like his grandson, Satonaka is very serious man. But opposite to his grandson's no nonsense aproach, Tarou isn't affraid to crack a joke once in a while. He is very polite to everyone he meets, especially to Sherlock Holmes, whom he has a lot of respect for. Unlike his grandson, he isn't very impulsive. He thinks everything through and is regarded as the greatest mastermind of the Japanese Emperial police force.

## Relationships

Ryunosuke has a good relationship with his secretary, Shizuka Kurosaki. She treats him as a father figure and does everything he tells her to do. He treats her with a lot of respect and tries to learn her the essence of being a detective.

His relationship with Willacy Wakeman is very different from that of their respective grandsons.
Westminster Wakeman: La Donna Chiamarono Aurora Kuis

**La Donna Chiamarono Aurora Kuis** is a standalone volume that was written in between chapters 26 and 27. It contains 2 chapters.

## Chapter 1

It starts with the gangster Salang, asking his old buddy Koriko if he can help him find Aurora, whom he calls Marjorie.

Meanwhile, Aurora and Westminster drive away after robbing a bank and crash off the cliffs. Aurora is injured and Westminster brings her to a nearby cabin in the woods to see if there's a phone there so he can call an ambulance.

The cabin belongs to Koriko, who answers the door, recognises Aurora and kidnaps her. He then takes her to Salang.

Then Westminster, with the help of Herman, finds out that Aurora used to be part of the Chin-Wu Maffia, but under the name Marjorie. Salang used to be both her romantic and criminal partner. She disapeared from the maffia, around five years ago. Jean-Jacques remarks that that was around the time they first met Aurora.

Westminster then tries to track Salang down, by fooling Ryunosuke into believing he was a normal citizen. And lying that Wakeman was conspiring with Salang.

After Koriko brings Aurora to Salang, he leaves. And Salang sits besides her as he remenisces about the past. Then, Robert Ryunosuke arrives with Waterbee at his side, who suddenly knocks the inspector unconsious and reveals himself to be Wakeman in disguise. He enters Salangs hideout and Salang waits for him on the other end of the room.

Salang shoots Westminster in the arm, but then a bullet is launched into his own chest. Salang falls to the ground and Aurora is revealed to be the shooter.

Westminster takes her outside and puts her in the passenger seat and Ryunosuke in the back. As they drive home, they finish the talk they had at the start of the chapter.
Annamaria Holmes

## Annamaria Irene Holmes

**Annamaria Holmes** was Sherlock Holmes' daughter and Robert Ryunosuke's mother. She used to have her own detective agency.

## History

When Annamaria was young, her father Sherlock Holmes never told her who her mother was, because he didn't want to have to say the name of the woman he had once loved, one more time. So it's unknown who her mother even is. Sherlock raised her to be a detective, taking her with him to crime scenes, Scotland Yard and even to dangerous missions. She really enjoyed spending time with John Watson, her fathers partner, and his son, Ben Watson.

After finishing her studies, she set up her own detective agency in London, where she hired a young Japanese immigrant, Kazuhiko Ryunosuke, as her assistant. Unaware that he was actually the criminal mastermind, Jezail. She and Kazuhiku fell in love and had a child, Robert.

After encountering Jezail on the roof of the London fireworks factory, Annamaria accidentaly set the man on fire. His body was unrecognisable after being burned so badly, so she never found out her husband had died. Annamaria thought he had abandoned her and their newborn child.

When James Moriarty III, the grandson of her father's archenemy suddenly appeared in 1939, Annamaria was the one tasked with arresting him. She never caught the man, and was killed by him in 1943. After this, her son Robert Ryunosuke joined Scotland Yard and finished her work.

## Trivia

* Her second name, Irene, is a nod to Irene Adler.
Chapter 5: Irreparable Honor

**Chapter 5: Irreparable Honor** is the fifth chapter in the Westminster Wakeman series. It sees Westminster recruiting Ronin Gorokizu to help him kill the leader of a new cult.

## Trivia

* The reason Westminster doesn't know if they drive on the left or right side of the road in Australia, is because Velvet Bullet himself didn't know untill he looked it up.
* The name of the cult's camp, "Mada," is the name Adam written backwards. This is a reference to Adam West, which the cult is devoted to.
Arsenio Minerva

**Arsenio Minerva**is one of Washington Wakeman's partners in crime. He's the Washington Four's so-called "Smart guy".

## Trivia

* He speaks French and English fluently, but refuses to talk in a different language than his native Italian.
* He was named after Arsène Lupin (named Arsenio Lupin in Italian media). And Minerva, the Roman Goddess.
Chapter 1: I'm Coming To Get You

**Chapter 1: I'm Coming To Get You** is the first chapter in the first volume of Westminster Wakeman. It sees Robert Ryunosuke traveling to Beatrice DeDamme's house to stop Westminster Wakeman from murdering her daughter, Jesi.

## Trivia

* The title comes from the message Wakeman wrote on the wall with a pen.
* Even though it's the first Westminster Wakeman chapter, he doesn't actually appear as himself in the comic. He is in a Beatrice DeDamme-disguise. The Wakeman we see is Herman van Torf in disguise.
Volume 2

**Volume 2** is the second volume of Westminster Wakeman. It was written in November of 2018.

## Chapters

Volume 2 contains 8 chapters.

7. The St. Bern Redemption
(DUTCH: Ontsnapping uit St. Bern)
8. The Duke of Etteren; Part 1
(DUTCH: De Hertog van Etteren, Deel 1)
8.5. The Great Detective's Last Bow
(DUTCH: De Grote Detective's Laatste Buiging)
9. The Duke of Etteren; Part 2
(DUTCH: De Hertog van Etteren, Deel 2)
9.5. Origins
(DUTCH: Ontmoetingen)
10. The Duke of Etteren; Part 3
(DUTCH: De Hertog van Etteren, Deel 3)
10.5. Three Panels
(DUTCH: Drie Vakjes)
11. The Duke of Etteren; Part 4
(DUTCH: De Hertog van Etteren, Deel 4)
Chapter 16: Life Goes On

**Chapter 16: Life Goes On** is the sixteenth chapter of the Westminster Wakeman series. It's about Ryunosuke trying to pick up his life after Wakeman was presumably killed by Hitman.

This is the second chapter in the *The Death of Westminster Wakeman*-arc.

## Trivia

* When Ryunosuke gets depressed, he starts showering and dressing nicely. This is to show that (in comparison to a normal person) his logic works kind of backwards.
* The barkeeper in the chapter is modeled after Velvet Bullet's high school history teacher.
Joanne Sterling

## Chief Superintendant**Joanne Sterling**

**Joanne Sterling** was a Chief Superintendant for Scotland yard and both Robert Ryunosuke's and Sharon Stanford's superior. She was the original head of the Aurora Kuis-case.

## Trivia

* In her debut chapter, she is only seen at the end. In the rest of the chapter, Aurora Kuis appears, in a Sterling-disguise. Velvet Bullet distinguished the two ladies by giving the real Sterling freckles.
* Sterling states that (on her mother's side) she's a descendant of the Hartright family. The character guide confirms that her great-great-grandfather was Walter Hartright from The Woman in White.
Honoria Blackhart

**Honoria Blackhart** was the main antagonist of the Extra Chapter: Death of the Author. She is a maffia boss who hunts down Westminster Wakeman.

## Trivia

* Her appearance is based on Cruella de Vil.
* The reason for her name changing from Gertruide Swarthart to Honoria Blackhart had to do with the name Gertruide, which is hard to pronounce for non-Dutch speakers.
	+ Swarthart sounds like "zwart hart" which means "black heart" in Dutch. Her English surname sounds the same as "black heart", referencing her villainous character.
Salang

(사랑)

**Salang (**Korean**: 사랑)** was a mobster working for the Chin-Wu Maffia, and Aurora's old partner in crime.

## Physical appearance

Salang appears to be a tall man with grey untamed hair, dressed in a suit with a black cape cast over it. He has a long face and deep bags under his narrow eyes. Westminster notes that he looks tired.

## Trivia

* Salang (Korean: **사랑**) is the Korean word for "love".
* His appearance may be based on that of Vicious from Cowboy Bebop.
James Moriarty III

## Professor James Moriarty III

Moriarty in a flashback

**James Moriarty III** was the grandson of Sherlock Holmes's greatest nemesis. He committed suicide after being cornered by Robert Ryunosuke.

## History

Some time in the '50s Moriarty killed Annamaria Holmes, after which her son, Robert Ryunosuke swore to capture her murderer. It took him 4 years to finally corner him at the Thames, four years in which the case took over his life, causing his wife to leave him. After being cornered, Moriarty committed suicide after which his body fell into the river, leaving Ryunosuke traumatized.

## Trivia

* In the 1920s he had an affair with the Waldonian princess, Josephine. Out of this affair, Jeanette St. Bern was born.
Chapter 20: A Witch Named Samantha

**Chapter 20: A Witch Named Samantha** is the twentieth chapter in the series. It sees Westminster traveling to childhood home in Texas. He discovers that the home has been turned into a laboratory where they experiment on people. Westminster's car gets taken away by the evil Professor Zeta, who runs the lab. An escaped prisoner from the lab named Samantha is willing to help Westminster get his car back. But only if he kills Zeta.

This is the sixth chapter in the *The Death of Westminster Wakeman*-arc.

## Trivia

* Samantha was named after Samantha Stephens from the 1964 TV series Bewitched.
	+ Her Dutch name, Amelia is the Italian name of Magica De Spell.
* Professor Zeta is modeled after Dutch actor Pierre Bokma.
* Originally the plot was going to center around Westminster falling in love with a witch and Aurora getting jealous. Aurora was scrapped and The rest of the plot was built around this.
Squirrelflight

**Squirrelflight** was a dark ginger she-cat with green eyes.

## Official art

Squirrelflight on the cover of Dark Skies
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Revealed in *Firestar's Quest*, page 509
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Revealed in *Midnight*, allegiances
3. ↑ Revealed in *Starlight*, page 27
4. ↑ Revealed in *Outcast*, page 136
5. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
6. ↑ Revealed in *The Last Hope*, page 328
7. ↑ Revealed in *Outcast*, page 35
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, page 7
9. ↑ Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Adrièn Lupin

## Adrièn Arsène Lupin

**Adrièn Lupin** is a legendary thief and grandson of Arsène Lupin, the titular thief from Maurice Leblanc's Arsène Lupin series.

## Trivia

* He has a bit of a rivalry with Westminster Wakeman.
* He seems to be in love with Aurora Kuis. Even going as far as to abduct her and forcing her into marriage.
* He is a parody of Arsène Lupin III from Lupin the Third series by the late Monkey Punch.
* His outfit is based on the cover of the Dutch version of the Lupin Bundle.
Westminster Wakeman

* Early Chapters
* Later Chapters
* Brickfilm

**Westminster Wakeman** is the protagonist of the Westminster Wakeman series. He is the son of Washington Wakeman and Jane Deringer, making him the seventh generation Wakeman Killer.

## History

Wakeman was trained as an assassin since his birth. At age five he was already able to shoot a target in the head blindfolded.

## Appearance

Wakeman is a tall man with the traditional Wakeman haircut. A style of hair that's a bit long on the back but short of the front. Most Wakeman men have it.

In the Blue Series he mostly wears suits, they often have very vibrant colors.

## Trivia

* The given names in the Wakeman family indicate where the family member is born (Washington Wakeman for instance was born in Washington D.C.). Westminster was chosen as a first name because there are lots of places in the world under that name.
* The name Wakeman was chosen by one of Velvet Bullet's friends because it sounded cool.
* Westminster was originally named Washington, but this sounded too American.
	+ This name was later given to his father.
* He sees murder as a form of art and does not feel any remorse after killing someone.
* His haircut is based on Takamichi Kimoto's hair from the Manga series "Katsu!".
	+ From Chapter 12 and onwards, his hair changes to look more like Kimoto's.
* Wakeman makes a small cameo in *Sketchy Switch,* another comic series by Velvet Bullet.
The Duke of Etteren

**The Duke of Etteren** is an unfinished brickfilm by Bart van Oosterhout. It was going to be based on the chapters of the comic by the same name.

## Plot

Westminster, Herman and Jean-Jacques travel to Belgium to kill their next target, the Duke of Etteren. They have been hired by Samuèl Decolle, who has grown to hate the Duke after finding out the Duke had mollested his daughter. The three travel to the Duke's castle, not knowing Aurora is going there too. She is sent there by Hildebrand to steal the blueprints to The Renaissancer. Decolle and his daughter are also in the castle, to help the three.

An unknown person who calls themselves Oracle has allerted to authorities of Wakeman's assassination attempt, and Robert Ryunosuke answers the call. He travels to the castle too, to arrest Wakeman.

After a run in with Wakeman, the Duke orders his servants to bring Decolle's daughter to the Renaissancer so he can ressurect his dead wife. But then he runs into Wakeman again, who stabs him in the neck with a special type of venom. Everyone runs to the secret lab, where the Renaissancer is, and all the plotpoints are revealed. Ryunosuke then tries to arrest everyone but fails misserably, Westminster gets away once again.

## Cast

 Vincenzo Carneficina
 Marcus Waterbee | Bart van Oosterhout

## Trivia

* There are a few minor differences in between the Brickfilm and the Chapters in the comic.
	+ Marco Labocca's death scene was included to establish Wakeman's character.
	+ Ryunosuke arrives at the castle much later than in the comic.
	+ The duke is killed with poison instead of a needle.
	+ Aurora's name isn't mentioned when she is in her disguise.
* The movie poster is a Lego recreation of the cover for Chapter 11: The Duke of Etteren, part 4.
Jean-Jacques LeTrou

* Comics
* Brickfilm

**Jean-Jacques LeTrou** is a member of the Westminster Four. He is usually in charge of the escape routes.

## Creation

Jean-Jacques was the last person to be created to be part of the Westminster Four. His only purpose in the beginning was to be the fourth member, because the creator thought three wasn't a pretty number.

## History

Jean-Jacques had a wife named Yukiko, but became an enemy of the local gang in her village and had to flee. He met Wakeman sometime after and joined the Westminster Four

## Trivia

* He has a few connections to the movie Le Trou. (Although these have been debunked as being unintentional.)
	+ His last name is the same as the movie title.
	+ One of the actors in the movie is names Jean Keraudy. Jean is one of LeTrou's given names.
	+ The movie was directed by Jacques Becker. Jacques is one of LeTrou's given names.
	+ The movie is about a prison escape. Jean-Jacques is the one in charge of making the escape routes in the series.
* The author found Jean-Jacques the second hardest (after Aurora) to draw out of The Westminster Four. He stated: "His hair is such just a mess, and I keep forgetting he wears dungarees. I also often don't give him the headband with the light thingy on it, because I just keep forgetting he has that."
Reedwhisker

**Reedwhisker** is a black tom.

## References

1. ↑ Revealed in *Forest of Secrets*, page 197
2. ↑ Revealed in *Moonrise*, page 204
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Revealed in *Twilight*, allegiances
4. ↑ Revealed in *Mistystar's Omen*, chapter 7
5. ↑ Revealed in *Night Whispers*, allegiances
6. ↑ Revealed in *Forest of Secrets*, page 122
7. ↑ Revealed in *The Sight*, allegiances
8. ↑ Revealed in *The Fourth Apprentice*, allegiances
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Revealed in *Dark Skies*, allegiances
Chapter 7: The St. Bern Redemption

**Chapter 7: The St. Bern Redemption** is the first chapter of the second Westminster Wakeman Volume. It's the seventh chapter overall. It sees Robert Ryunosuke trying to keep Wakeman in jail.

## Trivia

* It's the first chapter not to feature Jean-Jacques or Herman.
* St. Bern's is a fictional prison. It's not based on any real-life prison.
* Ryunosuke states that he and Wakeman have been playing their "cat and mouse" game for a few years already.
* The name of the chapter is a reference to the Stephen King novella Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption. The original Dutch title "Ontsnapping uit St. Bern" however, simply means "Escape from St. Bern".
* St. Bern is a name that appears quite frequently in the series. For instance, the convent Ryunosuke goes to in Chapter 23 is named after the fictional saint too.
Jeanette Ryunosuke

(née St. Bern)

Robert and Jeanette Ryunosuke at Annamaria Ryunosuke's funeral.

**Jeanette Ryunosuke** is Robert Ryunosuke's wife. She left him, but they never divorced.

## History

Jeanette Ryunosuke was born illegitimately to princess Josephine, sister of King Baldwin, and James Moriarty III. To cover up this affaire, she was sent to the St. Bern orphanage in England and didn't learn of her royal heritage until one of the orphanage nuns told her, well into her 40s.

Jeanette made a name for herself as an up and coming politician. She married Robert Ryunosuke when she was in her 20s and he in his 30s. She took his last name and they were happy for a while, until Robert's mother was killed by Moriarty III and that case took over his life. When she found out she was pregnant, she left Robert, moved to the Netherlands, had the baby and put it in a Dutch orphanage, knowing she couldn't care for it alone.

After learning about her heritage, she applied for the position of English ambassador in Waldonia and was accepted. When she realized the royal family was slowly dying out, she came up with a scheme to kill King Baldwin and then herself, so her daughter would inherit the Waldonian Royal Family Fortune.

## Trivia

* In Chapter 7: The St. Bern Redemption, Ryunosuke states that his wife Amelia has died a few years ago. It's unknown if this is a mistake, if he's talking about another character or just one of Velvet Bullet's intended inconsistencies.
* In Chapter 23: Dismissal for the Inspector, an old letter can be seen hanging on Ryunosuke's pin-up board in which she explains why she's leaving him.
Theo Djevelen

**Theo Djevelen** was the antagonist of Chapter 17: Sympathy for the Devil. He was a dangerous man living in the small French town of La Fin.

## History

Djevelen used to be a normal office worker who got involved with the maffia after his brother disappeared. He got badly injured in a shootout. The doctors said he wasn't going to make it, but because of some miracle, he survived. After that, he grew older, but his body didn't. The people of La Fin say it's because he made a deal with the devil.

Westminster Wakeman was sent to La Fin by Mr. Nowhere and Mr. Midnight, old maffia friends of Djevelen, to kill him. When Westminster confronted Djevelen, the old man was shown to still be in excelent shape, being able to take out Wakeman with just a few punches.

In their second confrontation, after Wakeman knocked him down, he says that he never made a deal with the devil, for he is the devil. He then dies from his injuries.

## Trivia

* He is one of the few characters who's birth date is made clear.
* He wears a ring on his right ring finger. This is presumed to be his wedding ring, but because his wife doesn't appear in the story, he's most likely a widower.
* His first name, Theo, is a reference to Theophilus of Adana, a cleric who is said to have made a deal with the devil.
* His last name, Djevelen, means "The Devil" in Norwegian.
Chapter 24: An End for Westminster

**Chapter 24: An End for Westminster** is the twentyfourth chapter in the series. It follows Westminster as he announces to the world that he is still alive and is going to find the man who wanted him dead.

This is the tenth and last chapter in the *The Death of Westminster Wakeman*-arc.

## Trivia

* The news anchor at the start of the chapter is based on Willem Duys.