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Mr. Toad

**Mr. Toad** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is an anthropomorphic toad with little to regard for the rules of Fabletown regarding glamours.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Mr. Toad is the superintendent for a defunct tenement on the edge of Fabletown proper. Because he's a three and a half foot talking amphibian, Toad is required by Fabletown law to keep his family and himself magically glamoured to appear human. The problem is Toad isn't too concerned with what the law is, and has to be reminded often.*

## Biography

### Background

Formerly of Toad Hall, Mr. Toad leaves everything behind in the Homelands during the Exodus and relocates to Fabletown with his son, where he owns a tenement.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Toad calls Sheriff Bigby Wolf to his tenement building when the Woodsman starts making a disturbance. Bigby and the Woodsman get into a brawl, destroying Mr. Toad's car in the process. When the fight is over, Bigby warns Toad to get a glamour or be taken to the Farm. Toad, however, does not heed Bigby's warning and eventually ends up having to relocate to the Farm with his son.

## Trivia

* He is based on Mr. Toad from the story *The Wind in the Willows*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
The Woodlands

**The Woodlands** is a location featured in the *Fables* comics. It is a luxury apartment building in Fabletown and home to numerous Fables, generally those who are reasomably wealthy, including members of the Fabletown government.

## Inhabitants

**Snow White** (deputy mayor)**Bigby Wolf** (sheriff)**Bluebeard** (benefactor)**Beauty****Beast****Bufkin** (librarian)
Little Red Riding Hood

**Little Red Riding Hood** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Biography

### Background

Little Red Riding Hood is a girl who visits her grandma with a basket of treats, only to find that her grandma has been eaten by the Big Bad Wolf. The wolf proceeds to attack Little Red Riding Hood, until she is saved by the Woodsman, who uses his axe to slice the wolf open, fill him with stones and throw him in the river. She is one of the few who have encountered the Big Bad Wolf and survived.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Bigby mentions that Little Red Riding Hood did not make it to the mundane world in the Exodus. Later, the Woodsman reveals that he was planning to rob Little Red Riding Hood and her grandma, hence why he happened to be there during the attack.

## Trivia

* She is based on Little Red Riding Hood from the fairytale of the same name *Little Red Riding Hood*.

## Appearances

* Volume 1
* The Wolf Among Us (Comic)

* **Issue 04:** "Remembrance Day" *(flashback)*

- Issue 12 *(flashback)*
Abigail Williams

**Abigail Williams** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Biography

### Background

During the Salem witch trials in 1692, Abigail Williams accuses several women of being witches in order to cover up her own involvement in witchcraft. When Ichabod Crane confronts her about it, Abigail leaves Salem and moves to Boston. There, her life as a prostitute becomes so depressing that Abigail attempts suicide, but the Knave of Hearts intervenes. Eventually, Abigail and the Knave get married.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

In the Silvering, Abigail reconstructs Bloody Mary's glass baby and attempts to activate its teleportation powers with the heart of Grendel's mother. However, the ritual fails, and they find themselves seeking out Aunty Greenleaf, who succeeds. Using the baby, Abigail - along with her husband and the Crooked Man's gang - are transported to the Homelands. Upon entering the abandoned castle of Allerleirauh, Abigail is possessed by the ghost of King Edward, who makes a deal with the Crooked Man, offering to give him the magic word to activate his donkey's gold excretion in exchange for Edward's daughter Faith.

## Trivia

* She is based on Abigail Williams from *The Crucible*.
	+ Abigail Williams was a real person involved in the Salem witch trials.
* Abigail's fate after being possessed by King Edward is unknown.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Comic)

* Issue 13 *(flashback)*
* Issue 14 *(flashback)*
* Issue 16 *(flashback)*
* Issue 17 *(flashback)*
* Issue 18 *(flashback)*
* Issue 20 *(flashback)*
* Issue 21 *(disguise)*
* Issue 36
* Issue 37
* Issue 39
* Issue 40
* Issue 41
* Issue 42
* Issue 43
* Issue 44
* Issue 45
* Issue 47
Esprit

L'Esprit est une entité assez floue, invisible et incorporelle, ayant la capacité de prendre une forme physique, souvent le pire ennemi ou le meilleur ami, pour converser .

## Histoire

### Naissance

L'Esprit naît en même temps que Présence, il a une puissance dépassant de loin le reste de l'existence .

### Les contrats

L'Entité commence à prendre gout aux contrats, parmi eux :

Interlocuteur : Katar, Marché : survivre si l'on trouvait son point faible, Résultat : Katar fut tué par Mordred, sans l'arme qui est son point faible .

Interlocuteur : Katar, Marché : Arthur devient mauvais, Résultat : Arthur devint mauvais... pendant vingt secondes.

Interlocuteur : Herobrine, Marché : la dernière partie du point faible de Katar, Résultat : tous les clones de la dernière partie.

Interlocuteur : Adonis, Marché : tuer le roi , Résultat : le roi est mort, Adonis aussi.

## Apparence

Cette Chose est invisible, incorporelle et intemporelle .

## Personnalité

L'Esprit est neutre, aime jouer avec les mots et adore passer des contrats .

## Noms

Son vrai nom est Nemthoth

Son nom prophétique est : l'Entité
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Gaster

Scientifique Royal

Windings Gaster, aussi nommé Monsieur G ou simplement Gaster est l'ancien scientifique royal des monstres et le créateur (involontaire) des Fragments, Ennemis Naturels des Ébauches .

## Histoire

### Naissance

Gaster naît au lieu que les monstres appelleront plus tard la Surface, il naît, comme ses frères les Êstres d'une mort, il a déjà une grande intelligence et possède un Q.I d'environ six mille six cent soixante six, il est aussi prédestiné à devenir l'ennemi naturel du Virus .

### Guerre Des Seize

Gaster participe à la guerre des Seize au cotés de Xénolion en temps que stratège militaire, c'est là qu'il a l'idée de créer une bulle faite de Néant .

Quand l'armée de Xénolion gagne la Guerre, Gaster a fini les plans de la bulle .

### Enfermement

Gaster est, comme les Monstres, enfermé dans l'Outre-Monde, il devient scientifique royal, il continue de travailler sur la bulle de Vide en parallèle avec un autre projet le C.O.R.E (Cœur Organique à Réactions Énergétiques) .

Le C.O.R.E n'est que la première étape du plan GG .

Ce plan est simple et consiste à créer une arme capable d'aspirer l'EA (Energie des âmes, un synonyme de Détermination) et donc la barrière, ce plan permettant accessoirement de faire taire une rumeur sur le fait que Gaster n'est pas si compétant .

### Oubli

Gaster active le Gaster Goner, l'aboutissement du plan GG, malheureusement, la machine marche trop bien et aspire tout, laissant des petits bouts de la mémoire de Gaster prendre forme, ce sont les Fragments .

### Renaissance

Suite à l'action de Slender, Fragment et Ébauche, Gaster revient dans notre monde avec pour objectif de finaliser le Gaster Goner, Mr Creepypasta l'en empêche (La barrière étant détruite, le Gaster Goner va ré-aspirer le monde) et se voit contraint de tuer ce qui aurait pu être une pierre angulaire de la Fin .

## Apparence

Gaster a,pour un Êstre, une apparence singulière, il dispose d'un pull gris, d'une veste noire, d'un pantalon marron rougeâtre et de bottes marron, ses iris sont blancs normalement mais passe au noir quand il réfléchit ou quand il est sérieux .

Énervé, ses iris passent pour l’œil droit au rouge sang et pour l’œil gauche au bleu glace .

## Personnalité

Gaster est très sérieux et impliqué dans son travail de scientifique, il ne travaille pas vraiment rapidement mais s'investie un maximum dans son travail .

Il est aussi très facilement,déçu traitant Sémi Sérif, sa première expérience comme un échec, il s'énerve très rapidement comme par exemple en lançant Suzy, son assistante dans le C.O.R.E pour la seule raison qu'elle est l'origine de la rumeur .
Tweedle Dee

**Tweedle Dee** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the twin brother of Tweedle Dum, and the pair of them work for the Crooked Man.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The Tweedle brothers, Dum and Dee, are thugs for hire. They appear human, allowing them to carry out their contracts in the mundy world without drawing suspicion. They are as inseparable as they are ruthless.*

## Biography

### Background

Tweedle Dee and his brother, Tweedle Dum, work for the Knave in the Looking Glass Kingdom. In the Exodus, the Tweedles relocate to the mundane world, and eventually work for the Crooked Man.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

After snooping around the apartments of the Woodsman and Lawrence, Tweedle Dee is chased and eventually cornered by Sheriff Bigby Wolf. Bigby demands answers, only to be knocked out by Tweedle Dum. Later, the Tweedles arrive at Faith's funeral and threaten Bigby. When the other attendees become hostile at the Tweedles, they end up shooting and injuring several of them, such as Holly and Grendel. When Ichabod Crane is arrested by Bigby, Bloody Mary and the Tweedles intercede on the Crooked Man's orders. Later, at the Crooked Lair, Tweedle Dee meets with the other members of the Crooked Man's gang - including the Crooked Man himself. When Bigby arrives and things turn hostile, Dee is among those who attack Bigby, but ends up accidentally get shot by Georgie.

The following information comes from the comic *Fables: The Wolf Among Us*, which means it may not be canon.
In the Silvering, the Tweedles help the Crooked Man restore the glass baby by fighting and killing Grendel's mother and ripping out her heart.

## Trivia

* He is based on Tweedledee from the story *Through the Looking-Glass*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors" *(determinant)*
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Bufkin

**Bufkin** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is a winged monkey with a drinking problem, who works as a librarian in Fabletown.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Bufkin is the talking, winged monkey from the land of Oz. Now, as Fabletown's librarian he spends his time reading and stealing the deputy mayor's booze. He's prone to mischief, so when something goes wrong he assumes he'll receive the lion's share of the blame. He's helpful when he wants to be, but most of the time he'd rather be drinking. Someone would have fired him a long time ago, but he's the only one who can make sense of the filing system.*

## Biography

### Background

Bufkin is a native of Oz, who flees in the Exodus and relocates to Fabletown, where he becomes the librarian.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Bufkin steals Ichabod Crane's bottle of wine, much to Snow's chagrin. Snow manages to uncover Faith's identity with help from Bufkin. When Crane smashes the Magic Mirror, Bufkin tries to piece it back together again, and manages to do this successfully after the missing shard is recovered.

### Volume 1

When Bluebeard goes to torture information out of Jack, Bufkin helps Snow attempt to resolve the situation, wielding a mace.

## Trivia

* Bufkin is based on one of the flying monkeys in the story *wikipedia:The Wonderful Wizard of Oz*.

## Appearances

* Volume 1
* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Issue 01:** "Old Tales Unvisited"
* **Issue 03:** "Blood Tells"

- **Episode 1:** "Faith"

- **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"

- **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"

- **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
Hans

**Clever Hans** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He works at the Pudding & Pie as the bouncer, janitor and handyman.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Clever Hans always does exactly as he's told. However, he often misunderstands his instructions and ends up hurting himself or behaving oddly, as in the case of his noted fable, where he threw sheep's eyes at his wife. Unsurprisingly, she left him, and now Hans works as a bouncer at Georgie's club. He hopes to dance on stage one day, but for now he's content sweeping up and making sure the crowd doesn't get out of hand.*

## Biography

### Background

After misinterpreting advice from his mother ("Cast your adoring eyes at her"), Hans ends up throwing sheep's eyes at his wife. Following the ordeal, his wife leaves him. In the Exodus, Hans flees to Fabletown with the other Fables, and eventually works at the Pudding & Pie.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Hans is present when Sheriff Bigby Wolf arrives at the Pudding & Pie investigating the murders of Faith and Lily, two prostitutes who worked there. After his employer Georgie Porgie dies, Hans seeks employment elsewhere.

## Trivia

* He is based on Clever Hans from the fairytale of the same name *Clever Hans*.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)=

* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Elizabeth Benton

**Elizabeth Benton** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

#### *The Wolf Among Us*

Elizabeth is one of Mary's "friends", who constantly criticizes and belittles her. When Mary tells her that she has a secret "gentleman caller", Elizabeth doesn't believe her and ridicules Mary. Some time after Mary is brutally murdered, Elizabeth hosts a Halloween party. Afterwards, she - along with Jane and Henrietta - hold a candlelight vigil for Mary. However, in doing so, they unintentionally summon the wrath of Bloody Mary, who steps out of the mirror and lunges at Elizabeth.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Comic)=

* Issue 22 *(flashback)*
* Issue 24 *(flashback)*
* Issue 33 *(flashback)*
The Silver Thread

The Silver Thread is found in a temple deep in the swamps of Duskvale, The spool looks like wire because of the brightness of the thread, but upon touching it you feel the flexibility and know that it is thread. As you unspool a length of it, testing its tautness you pull too hard and pull a length off the spool. You are surprised to discover that as soon as you detach the piece of thread, the end begins to burn brightly until the length of thread is consumed.

The Silver Thread empowers conjuration magic when used as a spellcasting focus.
John

**Trusty John**, nicknamed **Johnny**, is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the doorman at the Woodlands Luxury Apartments.

## Biography

### Background

In the Exodus, John is among the many Fables who flee the Homelands and relocate to Fabletown, where John becomes the doorman at the Woodlands.

### Volume 1

John expresses surprise when Jack Horner arrives at the Woodlands, not expecting to see him that day. When Bluebeard threatens Jack, John aids Snow White in going to resolve the issue, with John wielding a baseball bat. At the Remembrance Day ball, John remains the doorman and greets all the guests.

## Trivia

* He is based on Trusty John from the fairytale of the same name *Trusty John*.

## Appearances

* Volume 1

* **Issue 01:** "Old Tales Revisited"
* **Issue 02:** "The (Un)Usual Suspects"
* **Issue 03:** "Blood Tells"
* **Issue 04:** "Remembrance Day"
Balance

Seigneur de l’Équilibre .

Balance est l'incarnation de l’Équilibre .

## Apparence

Balance possède une tenue majoritairement bleue, dispose de cheveux rouges, d'une couronne et d'un sceptre d'os .

Le D symbole de l'équilibre se situe sur sa ceinture .

## Personnalité

Il est très patient sauf quand il s'agit de la balance, il est hystérique quand il n'y a pas l'équilibre .
Beriel

Beriel est le roi des Cedsuh .

Sa femme meurt tuée par Extrigaet .

### Enfermement

Il est enfermé dans la planète Beriz, son peuple est en voie d'extinction, seuls trois autres Cedsuh sont encore en vie .

Il recrée certains Cedsuh, repeuplant son peuple .

### Libération

Quinze dieux sont nécessaires pour pouvoir sortir de sa planète, Némésis, déesse de la vengeance, fut la quinzième .

Les Cedsuh sont donc libres .

### Final

Mr Creepypasta fait de lui son bras droit .

## Apparence

Il ressemble à un humain aux yeux rouges sang et aux cheveux noirs charbon .

Son armure est noire et rouge, son arme préférée est un trident de feu pur .

## Personnalité

Beriel est très rancunier et manipulateur .

Il éprouve aussi de la culpabilité pour ses meurtres divins .
Jack Horner

**Jack Horner** is a character in the *Fables* comics. Widely renowned as a harmless trickster, Jack constantly tries to carry out schemes that benefit himself the most, but usually fails.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Jack is always up to something, but he's not nearly as smart as he thinks he is. His plans to get rich often backfire, but his confidence never wavers. He thinks he's the most important person in Fabletown, but everyone knows him as a most harmless smart ass.*

## Biography

### Background

Originally from the Homelands, Jack and the other Fables are forced from their home in the Exodus and relocate to Fabletown. However, Jack doesn't stay restricted to Fabletown and often travels to places around the world.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

At the Trip Trap Bar, Jack annoys Sheriff Bigby Wolf, prompting Holly to tell Jack to fuck off, lest he aggravate Bigby to the point where another barfight erupts. Later, while investigating Ichabod Crane's apartment, Bigby runs into Jack stealing items to sell at the Lucky Pawn. After interrogating Jack, Bigby learns that Crane's witch is Aunty Greenleaf, before confiscating Jack's stolen goods. At the Lucky Pawn, Jack refuses to buy Toad's coat.

### Volume 1

Jack hurries to Bigby's office to report that his girlfriend Rose Red's apartment has been trashed and blood has been splattered everywhere. Upon investigating the apartment, Bigby arrests Jack and holds him in a cell. Word spreads around Fabletown that Jack murdered Rose, and when Rose's fiance Bluebeard hears of this, he makes his way into Jack's cell. Bluebeard tries to torture information out of Jack, but Bigby arrives and stops him. At the Remembrance Day ball, Jack wins the lottery and inherits Prince Charming's lands and titles, although they are meaningless as Charming's kingdom is in the Homelands, under the Adversary's control. Later, Bigby reveals that Rose and Jack conspired together to fake Rose's death, so as to avoid being in Bluebeard's debt.

## Trivia

* He is based on Jack Horner from the nursery rhyme *Little Jack Horner*.
	+ Additionally, he is based on Jack from the fairytale *Jack and the Beanstalk*.

## Appearances

* Volume 1
* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Issue 01:** "Old Tales Revisited"
* **Issue 02:** "The (Un)Usual Suspects"
* **Issue 03:** "Blood Tells"
* **Issue 04:** "Remembrance Day"
* **Issue 05:** "The Famous Parlor Room Scene (Sans Parlor)"

- **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"

- **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile" *(determinant)*

- **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"

- **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Fabletown

**Fabletown** is a location featured in the *Fables* comics. It is a neighborhood in New York City, where the Fables currently reside, after being forced to flee their homelands during the Exodus. Upon living in a world where they are all just stories, the Fables must use glamours to appear human and remain in Fabletown, otherwise they are sent to the Farm.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Fabletown is a community located on Bullfinch Street in Manhattan's Upper West Side. To regular people (or mundies), it appears to be an ordinary New York neighborhood. But it is really the home of Fables from many worlds, and within the business office at the Woodlands lies a massive cavern, a vast library, and hundreds of magical items of immense power. All non-human fables live upstate on The Farm, an extension of Fabletown.*
The Woodsman

**The Woodsman**, nicknamed **Woody**, is a character in the *Fables*comics. He is known for fighting and winning against the Big Bad Wolf back in the Homelands, although his heroic reputation has since faded since arriving in Fabletown, where Bigby Wolf is the sheriff.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The Woodsman is one of the few men who went toe to toe with Bigby in his Black Forest days and lived to tell the tale. In an attempt to save Little Red Riding Hood, he split the great wolf's belly open with his axe, filled him with rocks, and threw the beast into a river. To his dismay his popularity has faded. Even his name is forgotten, and he is only known as The Woodsman.*

## Biography

### Background

In the Homelands, the Woodsman steals a magic axe that allows him to rob houses more efficiently. One day, while planning to break into the house of Red Riding Hood's grandma, the Woodsman finds that the house is already under attack from the Big Bad Wolf. Using his axe, the Woodsman cuts the wolf open, fills him with rocks and throws him in the river. After facing the Big Bad Wolf and saving Red Riding Hood, the Woodsman is regarded as a hero. In the Exodus, the Woodsman is among the many Fables forced to flee the Homelands and travel to the mundane world. However, in Fabletown, his popularity diminishes as Bigby becomes the town's sheriff, and eventually the Woodsman becomes an unstable drunk.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

When the Woodsman starts getting abusive towards Faith, Bigby is called to resolve the problem. The Woodsman attacks Bigby, destroying Mr. Toad's car in the process, but the fight ends when Faith strikes the Woodsman in the skull with his own axe. After he recovers, the Woodsman goes to the Trip Trap Bar where Bigby is looking for him, as he is a suspect in Faith's murder. Later, at the Lucky Pawn, the Woodsman demands his axe back from the Jersey Devil just as Bigby arrives, seeking information about the Crooked Man. When the Jersey Devil attacks them both, the Woodsman and Bigby manage to defeat Jersey. The Woodsman gets his axe, and helps Bigby get information from Jersey.

## Trivia

* He is based on the woodsman from the fairytale *Little Red Riding Hood*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
Trip Trap Bar

The **Trip Trap Bar**, formerly known as the **Grammarian's Tavern**, is a location featured in the *Fables* comics.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The oldest bar in New York City, the Trip Trap was established in 1725 in secret by Starkad - the legendary Viking and reprobate - as a place for Fables to meet and drink and commiserate. Known then as the Grammarian's Tavern, he eventually lost it in a bet to a tribe of mountain trolls, who quickly renamed it and made it their own. Holly is the current proprietor, having inherited it from her mother when she died in a boating accident in the early 20th century.*
Mary

*This article is about the original Mary. For her reflection, see here.*

**Mary** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

#### *The Wolf Among Us*

In 1887, Mary meets a man who occupies her mirror, the Knave. She falls in love with him, and eventually they get married and conceieve a child. While Mary's reflection becomes visibly pregnant, however, Mary does not. When she goes into labor, Mary is unable to give birth, prompting an impatient Knave to slice Mary open and rip out their glass baby, which he needs to escape to another realm.

## Trivia

* While Mary dies, her reflection lives on as the vengeful Bloody Mary.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Comic)=

* Issue 22 *(flashback)*
* Issue 23 *(flashback)*
* Issue 24 *(flashback)*
* Issue 25 *(flashback)*
* Issue 26 *(flashback)*
* Issue 27 *(flashback)*
* Issue 28 *(flashback)*
* Issue 29 *(flashback)*
* Issue 32 *(corpse)*
Edward

**King Edward** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the father of Faith, whom he tried to marry after his wife's death.

## Biography

### Background

King Edward of Castle Allerleirauh once lived happily with his Queen and his daughter, Faith. After his wife dies, Edward seeks out the most beautiful girl in his kingdom to marry. However, after a time, he realizes that the most beautiful girl in the kingdom is Faith. Horrified at the prospect of being in an incestuous marriage, Faith uses the coat of a donkey to disguise herself and flee the kingdom. The donkey, however, had been one that excreted gold and provided wealth for the kingdom, which quickly falls into financial ruin without gold. With no wealth and no wife, King Edward is driven to suicide.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

The following information comes from the comic *Fables: The Wolf Among Us*, which means it may not be canon.
Many years later, the abandoned castle of Allerleirauh is entered by the Crooked Man's gang. Abigail finds Edward's corpse and puts his crown on her head. However, this awakens King Edward's ghost, who then possesses Abigail. Edward uses Abigail to make a deal with the Crooked Man: the magic word used to make the donkey excrete gold, in exchange for Faith. The Crooked Man agrees to these terms, and sets out to retrieve her.

## Trivia

* Edward is based on the king from the fairytale *Donkeyskin*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)
* The Wolf Among Us (Comic)

* **Episode 01:** "Faith" (corpse)

- Issue 43

- Issue 44

- Issue 45

- Issue 47
Glass Baby

The **Glass Baby** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Biography

### Background

When Mary conceives a child with the Knave of Hearts, she struggles to give birth, prompting the Knave to cut Mary open and rip out a baby made from glass. Mary dies, while the Knave leaves with the glass baby, planning to use him to flee the kingdom. However, Mary's vengeful reflection Bloody Mary lives on, tracks down the Knave and spitefully shatters the baby by throwing him on the ground. Bloody Mary then collects the shards of the glass baby and shoves them into her skin to keep her child close.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

The following information comes from the comic *Fables: The Wolf Among Us*, which means it may not be canon.
In the Silvering, the Crooked Man removes Bloody Mary's shards and gives them to Abigail Williams, who rebuilds the glass baby. However, Abigail fails to fully revive the baby with the heart of Grendel's mother, so they turn to Aunty Greenleaf to carry out the ritual. Using the baby's powers, the Crooked Man's gang travel to Castle Allerleirauh, where King Edward demands his daughter Faith in return for the magic word to activate his donkey's powers, so the Crooked Man uses the glass baby to travel to Fabletown and abduct Nerissa.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Comic)=

* Issue 29 *(flashback)*
* Issue 30 *(flashback)*
* Issue 36
* Issue 37
* Issue 39
* Issue 42
* Issue 43
* Issue 44
* Issue 45
* Issue 48
Crooked Man

The **Crooked Man** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the head of the Fabletown underworld, with a hand in numerous illegal schemes, from prostitution to slavery.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The Crooked Man has slowly built himself into one of the most powerful figures in Fabletown. His operation started with a crooked sixpence and a crooked house - two things he cared about more than his wife or children, whom he killed rather than let them stand in his way. In his rise, the Crooked Man has ensnared many Fables in his criminal web, providing them with what they need, but always at a high cost. He is cunning, persuasive, and ruthless.*

## Biography

### Background

The Crooked Man comes from humble beginnings, with nothing more than a crooked sixpence and a crooked house. He once had a wife and children, but he killed them as they were standing "in his way". Eventually, the Crooked Man's influence among other Fables forms a gang, with subordinates working for him like Georgie Porgie and Bloody Mary. He even has a finger in the Fabletown government, using Ichabod Crane to embezzle government funds for the Crooked Man.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

When Georgie kills prostitutes Faith and Lily, supposedly on the Crooked Man's orders, sheriff Bigby Wolf tracks the Crooked Man's gang down to the Crooked Lair. The Crooked Man remains polite and calm while being confronted by Bigby, but escapes with Bloody Mary when things turn hostile. Bigby manages to track the Crooked Man down to Sheppard Metalworks, and after he defeats Bloody Mary, he takes the Crooked Man to the Witching Well where he is given a trial. The Crooked Man denies any part in Faith and Lily's deaths, but Nerissa arrives and claims she heard the Crooked Man giving Georgie the orders. The Crooked Man is found guilty by all of Fabletown, with some insisting that the Crooked Man be executed, while Aunty Greenleaf offering to imprison him at the Farm in the form of a crow. Bigby decides the severity of the Crooked Man's sentence, putting an end to the Crooked Man's operation.

## Trivia

* He is based on the crooked man from the nursery rhyme *There Was a Crooked Man*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Bloody Mary

**Bloody Mary** is a character in the *Fables* comics. She is a bloodthirsty creature with a connection to mirrors, who works for the Crooked Man.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The true history of the person known as "Bloody Mary" is almost completely unknown, even to Fables most acquainted with its members. Her name Mary, at least, is not up for contention, nor is her penchant for shocking violence, an inlaid resistance to magic and spells, and a strange ability to use any reflective surface as a portal, effectively short-cutting space and time. Thought by mundies to be the wailing apparition of a childless ghost, though any evidence of that is as of yet unseen.*

## Biography

### Background

Bloody Mary is the reflection of Mary, who died giving birth to the Knave's baby. Hellbent on revenge, Bloody Mary tracks down the Knave - who has taken the baby and plans to use him to escape his persecutors - and smashes the baby into pieces in spite, before shoving the pieces of glass into her flesh and castrating the Knave so he is unable to impregnate anyone else. When the Knave tells her that he has already impregnated several other women, Bloody Mary tracks them down, brutally murdering and mutilating them. Eventually, Bloody Mary finds herself working for the Crooked Man and doing his dirty work, primarily because she "finds it fun".

### *The Wolf Among Us*

When another of the Crooked Man's subordinates, Ichabod Crane, is arrested by Bigby Wolf, the Crooked Man sends Bloody Mary to attack Bigby and retrieve Crane. Mary succeeds in doing so, and orders Crane to flee the country and hide out in Paris until told otherwise. When Bigby tracks down and confronts the Crooked Man, Bloody Mary attacks him again, and the two end up fighting to the death. Bloody Mary creates duplicates of herself to overwhelm Bigby, but when he reverts to his enormous wolf form, Bloody Mary dies in his jaws.

The following information comes from the comic *Fables: The Wolf Among Us*, which means it may not be canon.
In the Silvering, Bloody Mary's glass shards are removed by the Crooked Man and put together to resurrect Mary's baby. They use it to transport themselves to Castle Allerleirauh in the Homelands, where King Edward's ghost tells the Crooked Man to retrieve Faith in exchange for the magic word to activate the donkey's powers.

## Trivia

* Bloody Mary is an urban legend where chanting her name three times to a mirror supposedly summons her.
* It is implied that Bloody Mary was the culprit behind the Whitechapel murders.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)=

* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"

* Issue 30 *(flashback)*
* Issue 31
* Issue 32
* Issue 33
* Issue 34
* Issue 35
* Issue 36
* Issue 37
* Issue 38
* Issue 39
* Issue 40
* Issue 41
* Issue 42
* Issue 43
* Issue 44
* Issue 45
* Issue 47
Jane

**Jane** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

#### *The Wolf Among Us*

Jane, as well as Elizabeth and Henrietta, are friends of Mary until her grisly murder. At a Halloween party, Jane and the others hold a candlelight vigil to remember Mary, although Elizabeth mocks the tribute by openly criticizing Mary's faults. Immediately afterwards, Jane and Henrietta see Bloody Mary lunge out of a nearby mirror towards Elizabeth.

## Trivia

* Whether Jane was killed by Bloody Mary or spared is unknown.

## Appearances

<tabber>The Wolf Among Us (Comic)=

* Issue 22 *(flashback)*
* Issue 24 *(flashback)*
* Issue 33 *(flashback)*
Ichabod Crane

**Ichabod Crane** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the disgraced former deputy mayor of Fabletown, who was replaced by his former assistant Snow White.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Hailing from the haunted town of Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod Crane has been Deputy Mayor of Fabletown for nearly 115 years. Crane is a bundle of nerves and takes his job very seriously. Though that doesn't mean he always does it well. As one of Fabletown's elite, Crane is often blind to the troubles of the less well-off citizens. Overall, Crane is authoritarian, cowardly, and always hiding something.*

## Biography

### Background

In the town of Sleepy Hollow, Ichabod Crane is chased one night by the Headless Horseman. Ichabod manages to survive the encounter with this phantom, but becomes a paranoid "bundle of nerves" afterwards. Eventually, Crane becomes Deputy Mayor of Fabletown and maintains the position for over a century, but starts embezzling government funds to pay the Crooked Man.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

After the murders of prostitutes Faith and Lily, Crane demands his assistant Snow White and Sheriff Bigby Wolf to find the killer. However, when Bigby investigates the Open Arms Hotel, he discovers photographic evidence of Crane with Lily. Crane, who watches Bigby's discovery in the Magic Mirror, flees the Woodlands and seeks out Aunty Greenleaf for the Ring of Dispel, so as to prove his innocence. However, the ring doesn't work and Crane is arrested by Bigby, although before Crane can be taken in, Bloody Mary intervenes and takes Crane with her. Ichabod is instructed by Bloody Mary to seek refuge in Paris until told otherwise.

## Trivia

* He is based on Ichabod Crane from the story *The Legend of Sleepy Hollow*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
Timothy Cratchit

**Timothy Cratchit**, nicknamed **Tiny Tim**, is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Book of Fables Entry

*While most Fables theorize that their longevity and overall wellbeing is improved by the Mundy world's knowledge of them, for a select few, that does not seem to apply. When a malady or injury is an integral part of a Fable's story, that noteriety can make recovery nearly impossible. That's what Tiny Tim thinks, at least. And no medical care or magic - rather, none that he can afford - can heal his leg.*

## Biography

### Background

After the Exodus, Tim and the other Fables are forced to leave the Homelands for the mundane world. In Fabletown, Tim becomes a taxi driver, until he eventually starts working for the Crooked Man.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

When Sheriff Bigby Wolf arrives at the Crooked Lair, Tiny Tim meets him and takes Bigby to see the Crooked Man, revealing that he had anticipated Bigby's arrival. After the Crooked Man's operation falls apart, Tiny Tim looks elsewhere for employment.

## Trivia

* He is based on Timothy "Tiny Tim" Cratchit from the story *A Christmas Carol*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Nerissa

**Nerissa**, also known as the **Little Mermaid**, is a character in the *Fables* comics. She is a stripper at the Pudding & Pie.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Nerissa's story never had a happy ending. She's known as the Little Mermaid, the young girl who gave up her tail for a pair of legs in the hopes of winning the heart of a handsome prince. When he married a princess instead, Nerissa was left heartbroken. She made the journey to the mundane world hoping for a better life. Now she dances at the Pudding and Pie, but each steps she takes feels like walking on shards of glass. She has very little left, but finds some comfort in the company of her fellow dancers.*

## Biography

### Background

Originally a mermaid in the Homelands, Nerissa trades her tail for a pair of legs in the hopes of winning the heart of a prince. However, she is left heartbroken upon discovering that the prince has married a princess. In the Exodus, Nerissa relocates to Fabletown, where she eventually becomes a stripper at the Pudding & Pie.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

When Sheriff Bigby Wolf enters the Pudding & Pie investigating the deaths of prostitutes Faith and Lily. Restricted by the magic ribbon around her neck, Nerissa is unable to give Bigby any straight answers, and instead gives him a room key for the Open Arms Hotel. There, Bigby discovers the room Lily was murdered in, as well as photographic evidence of Crane's involvement. Later, Nerissa attends Lily's funeral. Afterwards, she is confronted by Crane, who demands answers from Nerissa with the Ring of Dispel, despite the ring not working. When Vivian kills herself, the spell on Nerissa's ribbon is lifted, and Nerissa is free to say whatever she wants. At the Crooked Man's trial, she serves as a witness and claims that she heard the Crooked Man order Nerissa's employer Georgie to kill Faith and Lily. Later, Nerissa sees Bigby again and confesses that she lied at the Crooked Man's trial, but knew that he was behind it. Nerissa reveals that she, Lily and Faith were planning to leave the Pudding & Pie by means of blackmail, and when Georgie found out, he eventually murdered Faith and Lily. The only reason Nerissa herself was spared was because she became frightened and warned Georgie in advance, thereby unintentionally betraying her friends. With plans to leave Fabletown, Nerissa parts ways with Bigby, but not before telling him he's "not as bad as everyone says" he is - the last words Faith said to Bigby before her death.

## Trivia

* Nerissa is based on the mermaid from the fairytale *The Little Mermaid*.
* It is suggested, but not confirmed, that Nerissa is actually a glamoured Faith, due to the similiarities between them and their parting words with Bigby.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 4:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Toad Jr.

**Toad Jr.**, nicknamed **T.J.**, is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Biography

### Background

In the Exodus, Toad Jr. and his father, Mr. Toad, flee the Homelands and relocate to Fabletown, where Toad owns a tenement.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

While Sheriff Bigby Wolf questions Mr. Toad, Snow White keeps Toad Jr. occupied by allowing him to show her his insect collection. Later, Toad Jr. reveals that he witnessed people dumping Lily's body in a river he was swimming in. After Mr. Toad fails to acquire glamours for himself and his son, they are both sent to live at the Farm.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 2:** "Smoke & Mirrors"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Woodsman's Axe

**The Woodsman's Axe** is a magical item in the *Fables* comics.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Once just a simple tool for felling trees, the axe became much more when it was ensorcelled by Druids and marked with their runes. But it truly became an object of legend when the Woodsman used it to slice the Big Bad Wolf from nave to neck, in protection of Little Red Riding Hood. It may carry Old World charm, but its simplicity of design and quality workmanship make it an effective tool - or weapon - even today.*
Witching Well

The **Witching Well** is a magical item featured in the *Fables* comics.

## Book of Fables Entry

*The Witching Well is located in a chamber inside the Woodland building, where it is used to dispose of things meant never to be seen again. Dead Fables are committed to its depths, as are the most unredeemable criminals. No one is entirely sure what lies at the bottom of the well, nor indeed if it has a bottom at all, but it is widely assumed to be the passageway to the final resting place.*
Knave of Hearts

The **Knave of Hearts** is a character in the *Fables* comics.

## Biography

### Background

After stealing tarts in Wonderland, the Knave of Hearts flees to the Looking Glass Kingdom, using mirrors to communicate with numerous women susceptible to his charms, including Mary. After impregnating her, the Knave grows impatient with Mary during labor when she is unable to give birth, and slices her open to remove their glass child which he needs to escape the authorities. Mary dies, but her reflection Bloody Mary lives on and takes revenge upon the Knave by smashing the glass baby and castrating the Knave, before slaughtering every woman the Knave impregnated, therefore thwarting his plan.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

The following information comes from the comic *Fables: The Wolf Among Us*, which means it may not be canon.
In the Silvering, the Knave and the Crooked Man rebuild the glass baby and get the Knave's new wife Abigail to revive the child. After the glass baby is fully resurrected, the Knave and the Crooked Man's gang travel to Castle Allerleirauh, where Abigail is possessed by King Edward who demands Faith. In order to break Faith's marriage to Prince Lawrence, the Knave convinces Lawrence to kill himself.

## Trivia

* He is based on the Knave of Hearts from the story *Alice's Adventures in Wonderland*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Comic)

* Issue 22 *(flashback)*
* Issue 23 *(flashback)*
* Issue 24 *(flashback)*
* Issue 25 *(flashback)*
* Issue 26 *(flashback)*
* Issue 27 *(flashback)*
* Issue 28 *(flashback)*
* Issue 29 *(flashback)*
* Issue 30 *(flashback)*
* Issue 31 *(flashback)*
* Issue 35
* Issue 36
* Issue 37
* Issue 39
* Issue 40
* Issue 41
* Issue 42
* Issue 43
* Issue 44
* Issue 45
* Issue 46
* Issue 47
Lawrence Gateau

**Lawrence Gateau** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He was Faith's husband, until her untimely demise at the hands of her employer.

## Book of Fables Entry

*After escaping the Homelands, Prince Lawrence and his wife, Faith, immediately fell victim to the harsh realities of the mundane world. They moved to New York hoping to find aid in a community of fellow Fables, but without enough money to live in Fabletown they had to settle on an apartment on the outskirts of the neighborhood. Unfortunately that meant they were out of sight and out of mind when it came to government assistance. Their prospects dwindling, Faith left Lawrence to try to make it on her own. Now, without his wife for support, Lawrence struggles to motivate himself and quickly sinks into depression.*

## Biography

### Background

In the Homelands, Prince Lawrence falls in love with Faith, who makes cakes in his kingdom. After they get married, Lawrence is shunned by his royal parents, but refuses to part ways with Faith. In the Exodus, however, Lawrence and Faith's relationship crumbles due to the harsh realities of the new world they live in. Faith eventually leaves Lawrence, who falls into a deep depression.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Lawrence eventually slits his wrists and shoots himself. He is discovered by Bigby Wolf, whose actions determine Lawrence's fate.

## Trivia

* Lawrence is based on the prince from the fairytale *Donkeyskin*.
* His surname "Gateau" is a French word meaning cake, referring to his past with Faith.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 1:** "Faith"
* **Episode 3:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 5:** "Cry Wolf"
Dr. Swineheart

**Dr. Swineheart** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the resident Fabletown physician and surgeon.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Dr. Swineheart is the resident Fabletown physician. So skilled in the art of instrumental surgery that he can safely operate on himself, he served as an army medic for many years, sometimes using his talents to impress the locals. He currently runs the "Special Research Section" of the Knights of Malta Hospital, so named to discourage people for investigating what is actually a reserved, Fables-focused health facility.*

## Biography

### Background

Swineheart served as an army medic for many years, putting his skills in surgery to good use. After the Exodus, Dr. Swineheart runs the Special Research section of the Knights of Malta Hospital, which is a cover for a health centre exclusive to Fables.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

Dr. Swineheart tends to Bigby Wolf's wounds after the latter is injured by a shotgun blast. He also tends to Holly and Grendel, and provides painkillers for them. Swineheart advises Bigby to eat more chicken before leaving. Later, Swineheart finds himself once again treating Bigby, who has been shot with a silver bullet. Dr. Swineheart warns Bigby that another silver bullet may be fatal to him.

## Trivia

* Dr. Swineheart is based on one of the surgeons from the fairytale *The Three Army Surgeons*.
	+ Specifically, he is based on the surgeon who has the heart of a pig.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 03:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 04:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
Georgie Porgie

**Georgie Porgie** is a character in the *Fables* comics. He is the owner of Fabletown's strip club, the Pudding & Pie.

## Book of Fables Entry

*Georgie runs the Pudding and Pie, a strip club that also caters to the unmentionable desires of Fabletown's citizens. He has tried just about everything there is to try in pursuit of worldly pleasures, but none of it satisfies him for long. He does seem to enjoy pushing people's buttons. He takes pride in his nightclub, and doesn't react well to anyone meddling in his affairs.*

## Biography

### Background

Georgie meets Vivian in the Exodus, and in Fabletown the two go on to own the Pudding & Pie. However, Georgie finds himself working for the Crooked Man and having to do his bidding.

### *The Wolf Among Us*

After Georgie murders two of his prostitutes, Faith and Lily, he is tracked down by Bigby Wolf. While Georgie initially denies any collusion with the murders, he eventually admits he killed them at the Crooked Lair. When the Crooked Man plans to give Georgie to Bigby, things turn hostile and Georgie tries to stab Bigby. However, Bigby disarms him and stabs Georgie in the stomach. Georgie flees to the Pudding & Pie where Vivian kills herself. Before dying, Georgie tells Bigby that the Crooked Man ordered the deaths of Faith and Lily.

## Trivia

* He is based on Georgie Porgie from the nursery rhyme *Georgie Porgie.*

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Season 1)

* **Episode 02:** "Smoke and Mirrors"
* **Episode 03:** "A Crooked Mile"
* **Episode 04:** "In Sheep's Clothing"
* **Episode 05:** "Cry Wolf"
Flowers

The **Flowers** are characters in the *Fables* comics.

#### *The Wolf Among Us*

When Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee plan to steal from the Knave's house, the talking flowers outside the house threaten to tell the Knave, until the Tweedles threaten to kill the flowers.

## Trivia

* They are based on the talking flowers from the story *Through the Looking-Glass*.

## Appearances

* The Wolf Among Us (Comic)

* Issue 30 *(flashback)*