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Anne Morris

**Anne Morris** (née Stuyvesant, portrayed by Katie Finneran) is the haughty and unforgiving wife of city alderman Patrick Morris. She has established her place in a small circle of wealthy women and is determined to keep it closed to "new money" interlopers.

## Biography

### Early life

Born a Stuyvesant, Anne Morris is from one of the "old money" families of New York, and is part of respectable society. Her husband Patrick is one of the New York City aldermen. They have a son called Will and a daughter called Louise. Anne and her friend Aurora Fane organize a charity that provides for war widows and orphans.

### Season 1

Anne Morris and Aurora Fane are chairs of a charity event attended by Ada Brook and her niece Marian Brook, the latter of whom is new in the city. It is also attended by Bertha Russell and her daughter Gladys, who come from new money and are looked down upon in high society with their gaudy and opulent mansion on 61st Street.

Her husband is invited to an informal dinner by George Russell, and Anne is originally against the idea, but her husband persuades her that it is for the best. The Morrises are taken aback by the sheer luxury of the Russell mansion when they arrive. Bertha and Anne subtly disagree with one another at dinner, but when they are given a tour of the house, Bertha offers the grand ballroom to Anne if she needs it for any of her charity events. When the location of her charity bazaar at Park Avenue Armory falls through, Anne chooses to move it to a smaller room at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, rather than taking up Bertha's offer. At the event, George Russell calls out Anne for refusing his wife's offer, and offers each of the vendors one hundred dollars to sell him everything they have and to shut down the entire sale, with high society being scandalized.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
Cornelius Eckhard

## Cornelius Eckhard III

**Cornelius Eckhard III** is an old friend of Ada Brook from their days in Pennsylvania. He is a former beau, and has not seen her since the Civil War threw their lives into chaos, and wishes to reignite their friendship many years later.

## Biography

### Early life

Cornelius grew up among respectable society in Pennsylvania, and had a brother and a sister. His family was not particularly wealthy compared to the Brook family at the time. He grew very close to Ada Brook, and they might have married, but her father heard about him bragging about marrying a "meal ticket" in a tavern. Mr. Brook refused to give him permission to marry Ada because of this incident, though he believed that it was simply because he had less money than the Brooks. He remained unmarried.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
Patrick Morris

**Patrick Morris** (portrayed by **Michell Gill**) was a banker and one of the aldermen of New York City, and the husband of Anne Morris, who was prominent in society. He belonged to the established upper class of America and New York, and was against "new money" interlopers. Morris and Charles Fane attempted to take on George Russell, and were drawn into a poisonous web of their own making.

## Biography

### Season 1

#### Episode 2

Bertha Russell has had trouble with Patrick's wife, Anne, who isn't delighted for her participation at her Charity bazaar due to her nouveau riche status. George and Bertha decide to invite Patrick and Anne for dinner at their house. Anne tries to convince him to meet George at his office, and tells him not to accept offers from George. Patrick tells her that he believes that George is *a force in the city* and that Mrs. Astor also knows how the world works.

Patrick and Anne arrive at the Russells' house for dinner. At the dinner, Bertha makes an awkward comment about Morris being a common surname, and Patrick changes the topic by complimenting the food.

George takes Patrick to join him for a game of billiard. George talks with him about his plan to expand the railway from New York to Chicago, which would need to be passed as a law by the aldermen, and Patrick thinks they won't do it if it doesn't benefit them. George tells them that any shares they'd buy in the company will rise in value when the law is passed. George suggests that they should buy them on margin and then pass the law. Patrick promises to tell George about their decision.

On another day, Patrick waits in a carriage when George leaves his office building. Patrick tells him that the aldermen are buying shares.

Later, Patrick and Anne have a talk about the location for the bazaar, the Seventh Regimen Armory, falling through, as Bertha promised Anne they could use her ballroom in case it happens. Anne tells Patrick they'll go to the Fifth Avenue Hotel instead. Patrick is frustrated as he doesn't want to annoy George Russell at the moment.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
Dorothy Scott

**Dorothy Scott** (portrayed by **Audra McDonald**) is the devoted wife and mother of the Scott family, and is an accomplished African-American pianist. She and her husband Arthur are estranged from their daughter Peggy, but Dorothy wishes to reunite with her only child and put the past behind them.

## Biography

### Season 1

Dorothy meets with her daughter Peggy upon her return to New York in a location that she appears somewhat uncomfortable with. She is surprised and skeptical about the news that Peggy has been employed as a secretary by Agnes van Rhijn, and cannot return home. Dorothy wants to reconcile with her daughter and put the past behind them, but Peggy does not want to see Arthur again.

Arthur visits Peggy at her new workplace, and she agrees to come home for her mother's birthday. Peggy joins Arthur and Dorothy for lunch, and she reveals that *The Globe* has agreed to publish one of her short stories, and Dorothy is overjoyed. However, Arthur is skeptical, and encourages Peggy to quit secretarial work and come to work with him in the drugstore. The day is made awkward when Peggy's employer's niece, Marian Brook, shows up at their house uninvited. The family discovers that Marian brought some old boots as a present, clearly thinking that the family lived in poverty, but Dorothy and Marian go along with the cover story of thinking that it was "for a charity." Arthur clearly cannot hide how much he is offended, however. Dorothy invites Marian to join the family for lunch, but Peggy leaves with Marian, although Dorothy invites her to at least stay for the birthday cake. After they are gone, Dorothy berates Arthur for jeopardizing their relationship with Peggy yet again.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
Arnold van Rhijn

**Arnold van Rhijn** (d. 1872) was the husband of Agnes van Rhijn and the father to Oscar van Rhijn. He is often mentioned by his wife and sister-in-law Ada to their niece Marian Brook.

## Biography

Arnold was a wealthy investment banker from the Dutch-American Van Rhijn family of New York. He shares his name with an ancestor who founded their family's banking business in 1797, the United Manhattan Trust.

Around 1842, he proposed to Agnes Brook and she later accepted him given the financial instability she and her younger sister faced caused by their elder brother's mismanagement of their inheritance.

In 1850, Mr. Van Rhijn bought lots in Upper Manhattan believing it to be a wise investment as the city developed further north. He also had his primary residence with Agnes, a brownstone house on East 61st Street built on one of these lots.

Oscar is said to be his only child with Agnes who survived to adulthood. It was his sister-in-law Ada who was present at his son's birth rather than himself. His wife was not on first name basis with him and Ada describes him as someone 'you did not want to be alone with', both overall implying him to be a difficult person.

Arnold died in 1872 of a cause that has yet to disclosed.
St. Mary's

**St. Mary's** is an old, well-respected school in New York, which features in the second season of *The Gilded Age.* Marian Brook began teaching a watercolor painting class for girls at St. Mary's in 1882. This infuriated her aunt Agnes van Rhijn when she found out, as Agnes didn't approve of women of status working. Marian became a well-liked teacher by the students. Later, St. Mary's joined Jane Addams in starting charity classes for the poor. Marian agreed to come to teach basic skills for them, like reading, writing and basic arithmetic.

Frances Montgomery studies at St. Mary's.

Marian teaching a class for the poor at St. Mary's in Warning Shots.Marian and Frances at St. Mary's art class room in In Terms of Winning and Losing.
1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 4: "His Grace the Duke"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 4: "His Grace the Duke"
Miss Sheep

* Current
* Early design
* Prototype

**Miss Mary Sheep** is a character in *Components of a Story*. She is a freakishly tall polypay sheep who usually wears a lab coat...and also has a Southern accent. She is very reliable and is learning all about the wonders of science experimentation. However, a good chunk of her experiments usually go awry due to a mishap or accident occurring.
Watson

**Watson** (born **Collyer**) is valet to George Russell. He is as steadfast as he is stoic. In private moments, a mysterious past and fall from grace is suggested. However, this does not dampen his optimism about the Russell family and their success in New York City.

## Biography

### Early life

Mr. Collyer was once a successful banker in New York. He married a wealthy woman, and had a child with her, named Flora. However, his father-in-law did not want him to end up with his daughter's fortune, and had him divorce his wife.

Collyer lost everything in the Panic of 1857, and was declared bankrupt. He nearly ended up on the streets, but had an idea of what being a valet would consist of, as he once had his own. He took up the profession, changing his name to Watson. Watson continued to keep tabs on his daughter, checking up on her at times, and learned of her marriage to banker Robert McNeil.

Eventually, he was hired by the elite Russell family.

### Season 1

Watson joins the staff of the opulent new mansion on 61st Street that has been built by the Russells. He is considered somewhat mysterious by his colleagues, as he likes to take walks during the day. When Mrs. Bruce asks about this, he says that he is simply going to the park. Mrs. Bruce notices that he might be holding affections for Miss Turner, although the ambitious lady's maid instantly dismisses the notion of being with a mere valet.

### Season 2

Watson is at dinner when Mrs. Russell is hosting a dinner for opera enthusiasts. During the dinner, Watson encounters his daughter, Flora, who is now married to a wealthy banker. Flora is shocked to see her father on 61st Street.

Watson's son-in-law, Robert McNeil, comes to visit the Russells, looking for a Mr. Collyer. Church brings Robert to meet with Mr. Russell. Mr. McNeil denies wanting to poach Watson from the Russells, and is evasive about the personal details. He also tries to pass on a message to Watson.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 3: "Head To Head"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
John Trotter

## John 'Jack' Trotter

**John Trotter** is a footman and a jack-of-all trades in the Brook Household, employed by Agnes van Rhijn in seasons 1 & 2, and Ada Forte from the end of season 2. He is usually called by his nickname **Jack** by his friends and other staff members. He does whatever jobs no-one else wants to do, and doesn't complain.

## Biography

Jack's mother, Mary Trotter, died by fire in 1871.
Oscar Wilde

**Oscar Wilde** (portrayed by **Jordan Waller**) was an Irish poet and playwright. He appears as a supporting character on the second season of *The Gilded Age*, in the episode *Head To Head*. He visits New York when his first play, *Vera; Or The Nihilists* premiers at The Union Square Theatre.

## Biographical Information

### Marital Status

Unmarried in 1883, married Constance Loyd in 1884

## Appearances

### Appears in

The Gilded Age
* Season 2
Mrs. Armstrong

**Mrs. Armstrong** is an ailing elderly woman living in New York City. She is the mother of Miss Armstrong, the lady's maid of Agnes van Rhijn, and is dependent on her care.

## Biography

### Early life

Mrs. Armstrong lives in relative poverty. Her illness forces her to be dependent on her daughter, Miss Armstrong, who is a lady's maid for the van Rhijn family, and has to dedicate the vast majority of her free time to taking care of her.

### Season 1

During one of her free afternoons, Miss Armstrong goes to her mother to take care of her, and cooks her lunch and cleans the apartment. Mrs. Armstrong is generally rude and ungrateful to her daughter, and ruins the apple pie that she was given by the van Rhijn cook, Mrs. Bauer. When her daughter's free afternoon comes to the end, she returns to the van Rhijn house, hiding her tears from Mrs. Bauer and the rest of the staff.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"
Booker T. Washington

**Booker T. Washington** (portrayed by **Michael Braugher**) was an American educator, author, and orator. Between 1890 and 1915, Washington was the primary leader in the African-American community and of the contemporary black elite. In ***The Gilded Age***, Peggy Scott and Thomas T. Fortune visit Booker T. Washington to write a news article to the *New York Globe* about a dormitory he opens at The Tuskegee State Normal School. Like Thomas, he was born into slavery.
A Long Ladder

## A Long Ladder

### Director

Michael Engler

**A Long Ladder** is the 4th episode *The Gilded Age*.

## Cast

### Starring

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

### Guest Starring

* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Jeanne Tripplehorn as Sylvia Chamberlain
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Brooke Bloom as Miss Grant
* Michael Cerveris as Watson
* Kelley Curran as Turner
* Katie Finneran as Anne Morris
* Rebecca Haden as Flora McNeil
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Lisa Howard as Mrs. Henry Schermerhorn
* Sullivan Jones as T. Thomas Fortune
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Michael Luwoye as George Parker
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* John Sanders as Stanford White
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* John Douglas Thompson as Arthur Scott
* Erin Wilhelmi as Adelheid
* Sandra Caldwell as Ellen

### Co-Starring

* Peter Crouse as Male Spectator
* Micaela Diamond as Shop Assistant
* Liz McCartney as Female Spectator
* Jonathan Spivey as Senior Manager
* Nick Ziobro as McNeil Footman
* Sherry Cole as Upscale Fashionable Lady (uncredited)
Adelheid Weber

**Adelheid Weber** (portrayed by **Erin Wilhelmi)** is a housemaid working for the Russell family, later promoted to lady's maid for Miss Gladys Russell. She briefly worked as a lady's maid for Bertha Russell before Miss Andre was hired.

## Biography

### Early life

Adelheid Weber was born in Berlin, Prussia.

She started working as a housemaid for the Russells after they moved into their opulent mansion on 61st Street in 1882. She learnt lady's maid skills by watching Enid Turner. Adelheid was promoted as Gladys Russell's lady's maid when her governess Miss Grant was fired, and she was preparing to be brought out in society. As Turner was fired, Adelheid started performing the tasks of a lady's maid for Bertha Russell. Bertha didn't find Adelheid's skills substantial enough for her own needs, so Miss Andre was hired in 1883 and Adelheid continued only as Gladys's maid.

### Season 1

After Adelheid hears that Gladys Russell's governess, Miss Grant, is to be fired, Adelheid is hopeful that Mrs. Russell might want to hire a proper lady's maid for Gladys, clearly hoping to be promoted to such a position.

Adelheid helps Gladys after she no longer has a governess, such as making sure that the coast is clear when she wants to go out without alerting her mother, although Mrs. Russell stops Gladys before she can leave. She expresses her desire to be a lady's maid in the servant's quarters, claiming that she has closely studied how Miss Turner's work. Turner is very dismissive of Adelheid, but Mrs. Bruce asks the housemaid if she really wants the position. After Mrs. Bruce asks Gladys if she would like Adelheid as her maid, she arranges Adelheid's promotion with Mrs. Russell, being able to convince the mistress that Gladys no longer needs a governess. Adelheid subsequently becomes one of the upper servants and starts dressing like a lady's maid, though Turner is still very rude to her. She is hopeful that Gladys will marry Archie Baldwin when he comes for dinner at the house, although Mr. Russell does all he can to make it clear to Archie that he will never marry Gladys.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 5: "Charity Has Two Functions"
Enid Winterton

**Enid Winterton**, née **Turner** is the young wife of the wealthy Joshua Winterton.

Enid Turner was once the ambitious lady's maid of Bertha Russell. She was grudgingly accepting of her position in the Russell house, but does not intend to be a servant all her days. Her loyalty was skin deep, and she is always looking for a way out. After leaving the Russells, she married her way into elite society.

## Biography

### Early life

Turner's previous mistress was of the "old money" of New York, and died of a heart attack. She was subsequently hired by Bertha Russell, who belonged to the nouveau riche, but wishes to learn the ways of the old people from her.

### Season 1

Turner begins to hint at her attraction to Mr. George Russell. While Mrs. Russell is preparing for a party that none of the old money families end up attending, she speaks to the other servants of her disdain for Bertha, and her obviously gaudy and superficial ways. Turner openly mocks Mrs. Russell to the other servants after almost no-one attends her At Home party. After this, she continues her less than subtle attempts to attract Mr. Russell.

### Season 2

Bertha Russell tries to meet Mr. Winterton and his new wife in Newport, hoping they will be supporters of the Metropolitan Opera House. However, she is shocked to find that the elderly Joshua Winterton's new wife is her former lady's maid, Turner.

## Gallery

Enid enters the Russell household in season 2, episode 3.
## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 2: "Money Isn't Everything"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
Maud Beaton

**Maud Beaton** is a witty young socialite who entered New York Society in 1883 and got especially close to Oscar van Rhijn. She first appeared in Season 2, episode 2.

## Biography

### Early life

Maud has a complicated family history. She is said to be the daughter of the late John Beaton, with her mother being a Stuyvesant. It is rumored that she is actually the illegitimate daughter of Jay Gould, explaining her considerable wealth, and the fact that he takes an interest in her. Maud claimed to have moved to Paris to mourn for late mother.

### Season 2

Oscar van Rhijn meets Maud in Newport. She has only just returned from living in Paris, and she and Oscar joke about both liking the city, but disliking the Parisians. Aurora Fane explains the rumors about Maud to Oscar.

## Gallery

Maud Beaton at the Newport casino in season 2, episode 2
## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
Audra McDonald

**Audra McDonald** is an American actress who portrays Dorothy Scott in *The Gilded Age*.

## Biography

McDonald was born in West Berlin, Germany, the daughter of American parents, Anna Kathryn (Jones), a university administrator, and Stanley James McDonald Jr., a high school principal. At the time of her birth, her father was stationed with the United States Army. McDonald was raised in her father's native Fresno, California, the elder of two daughters; her sister, Alison, writes and directs for television and film. McDonald graduated from the Roosevelt School of the Arts program within Theodore Roosevelt High School in Fresno. She got her start in acting with Dan Pessano and Roger Rocka's Good Company Players, beginning in their junior company. In a feature article about her written when she was a child, she said that she knew she wanted to be involved in theater "when I had my first chance to perform with the Good Company Players Junior Company." She also said that the people who have had the most impact on her life are "Good Company director Dan Pessano and my mother." She studied classical voice as an undergraduate under Ellen Faull at the Juilliard School, graduating in 1993.
Carrie Astor

**Caroline Schermerhorn "Carrie" Astor** is an American heiress as the daughter of William Backhouse Astor Jr. and Caroline Schermerhorn Astor. As a member of the Astor family, she is a prominent member of New York society.

She meets Larry Russell at party hosted by Mamie Fish in Newport leading to her eventually befriending his younger sister Gladys Russell. She dances at the Gladys' debutante ball and convinces her mother to also attend.
George Russell

**George Russell** is a railroad tycoon, and is the patriarch of the Russell family. He is pleasant in company, but his utter ruthlessness in business has led to him acquiring millions, and is determined to win every challenge.

## Biography

Not much is known yet about George's origins or family background, but the impression is that he's largely a self-made man. He's become a multimillionaire with the close assistance of his dear wife Bertha Russell. At some point, they had lost a fortune, but managed to make it again. He is the head of business at his company Russell Consolidated Trust. His wealth comes largely from his ownership of railway business.

He moved to New York City with his family around 1879, and they moved into their palatial estate on the 61st Street in summer 1882, when season 1 took place.

He has a close and loving relationship with Bertha, and is also a kind father to his son Larry Russell, and especially to his daughter Gladys Russell.

## Gallery

George Russell dining with his family in season 1, episode 5George Russell walks in his house in season 2, episode 2
## Trivi

* George Russell's character is partially inspired by Jay Gould.
His Grace the Duke

"**His Grace the Duke**" is the 4th episode of season 2 of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on November 19, 2023.

The episode's runtime is 53 minutes. It was written by Julian Fellowes and directed by Deborah Kampmeier.

## Synopsis

Bertha receives discouraging news from the Met, while Ada fears that her sister will disapprove of her meetings with Mr Forte and asks Marian to cover for her.

## Cast

### Starring

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

### Guest Starring

* Robert Sean Leonard as Matthew Forte
* Laura Benanti as Susan Blane
* Nicole Brydon Bloom as Maud Beaton
* Brittany Bradford as Fannie Washington
* Michael Braugher as Booker T. Washington
* Christopher Denham as Robert McNeil
* David Furr as Dashiell Montgomery
* Ward Horton as Charles Fane
* Ben Lamb as Duke of Buckingham
* Matilda Lawler as Frances Montgomery
* Dakin Matthews as Joshua Winterton
* Khamary Rose as TBD
* Jeremy Shamos as Mr. Gilbert

### Co-Starring

* Sophia Adler as Lillie Langtry
* Audrey Bennett as Nora
* Julia Coffey as Mrs. Glennie
* Michael Di Liberto as Organizer
* Jonathan Fielding as Journalist
* Andy Ingalls as Mr. Harris
* Fred Inkley as Mr. Thompson
* James Mount as Journalist
* Adam Monley as John Burns
* Skye Madison Murphy as Theresa
* David Newer as Butler
* Lennart Nielsen as Servant
* William Ryall as Mr. Hefty
* Edgar Sebastian as Student
* Josh Tobin as Mr. West
* Rebecca Watson as Headmistress

## External links

1. Episode on IMDb
2. Episode Promo on YouTube
Never The New

"**Never The New**" is the premiere episode of the television series *The Gilded Age*. It premiered on January 24, 2022.

## Synopsis

1882. After the death of her father and accompanied by Peggy Scott, Marian Brook travels to New York to live with her aristocratic aunts, Agnes van Rhijn and Ada Brook. Meanwhile, determined to break into society, ruthless tycoon George Russell and his ambitious wife Bertha move their family into a lavish mansion across the street and prepare to throw their first soirée.

## Cast

### Starring

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

### Guest Starring

* Audra McDonald as Dorothy Scott
* Jeanne Tripplehorn as Sylvia Chamberlain
* Ben Ahlers as Jack Treacher
* Ashlie Atkinson as Mamie Fish
* Michael Cerveris as Watson
* Kelley Curran as Turner
* Claybourne Elder as John Adams
* Katie Finneran as Anne Morris
* Amy Forsyth as Caroline 'Carrie' Astor
* Celia Keenan-Bolger as Mrs. Bruce
* Debra Monk as Armstrong
* Donna Murphy as Mrs. Astor
* Kristine Nielsen as Mrs. Bauer
* Kelli O'Hara as Aurora Fane
* Patrick Page as Richard Clay
* Ron Raines as Thorburn
* Taylor Richardson as Bridget
* John Sanders as Stanford White
* Douglas Sills as Monsieur Baudin
* Zuzanna Szadkowski as Mabel Ainsley

### Co-Starring

* Billy Beyrer as Terminal Porter
* Clark Carmichael as Porter At Train Station
* Craig Geraghty as Griffin
* Ryan Halsaver as Cab Driver
* John Hedges as Conductor
* Carolyn Holding as Helen Astor
* Stephanie Ittleson as Seamstress
* William Ryall as Mr. Hefty
* Ben Van Bergen as Fish House Butler
* Dared Wright as Kowalski
* Jake Eavey as Fighting Man #1
* Frank Alfano, Jr. as Fighting Man #2
* Mick O'Rourke as Shoved Man
Frances Montgomery

Aurora Fane

**Frances Montgomery** is the only daughter of Dashiell and Harriet Montgomery. She studies at Saint Mary's in New York. She is also the great-niece of Arnold and Agnes van Rhijn and cousin of Oscar van Rhijn.

## Biography

### Early life

Frances was born in 1868 or 1869 to Dashiell and Harriet Montgomery. Her mother when she was very young. Her father is a nephew of the late Arnold van Rhijn. Frances moved from Washington to New York with her father in 1883.

### Episode 1

Frances enrolls at St. Mary's, and has a watercolor painting class with Marian Brook as her teacher. Her father's cousin, Aurora Fane, hosts a tea to celebrate Dashiell and Frances's arrival. During the celebration, Frances recognizes Miss Brook, and happily greets her teacher. She is unaware that Miss Brook is the niece of her aunt by marriage, Agnes van Rhijn, and that Agnes is unaware that her niece has started a teaching job.

#### Episode 2

Frances later attends one of her classes at school. She despairs at messing up her art piece, although Miss Brook encourages Frances that she can try again next time, and also reminds her that she is looking for each student's vision, as well as imitating the bowl of fruit.

#### Episode 4

Frances's school is holding a mother-daughter tea party, and Marian promises to go there so Frances can also attend. At the tea, Frances's teacher, Mrs. Glenny, mistakes Marian for Frances's mother. Dashiell comes to pick Frances up, and Frances makes a suggestion that the three of them make a rather neat little family. She asks whether Marian isa afraid, and then she tells Marian to come on a carriage with her and Dashiell, instead of walking home.

## Gallery

Frrances and Marian at St. Mary's art classroom in In Terms of Winning and Losing.
## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 2: "Some Sort of Trick"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 3: "Head To Head"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 4: "His Grace the Duke"
Arthur Scott

**Arthur Scott** is a formerly enslaved man, and is a successful pharmacist who runs his own business. He left the South for a better life in New York, and has become a protective and stern patriarch. Though he seeks family unity, he is at odds with his daughter Peggy and her life choices.

## Biography

### Early life

Arthur was born into slavery in the South, and lived through hard times in his past. His own uncle was sold to another family before emancipation, and they lost contact forever after that. Arthur made a successful life for himself as a pharmacist in New York. He married a woman named Dorothy and had a daughter named Peggy, though became estranged from his daguther.

### Season 1

Arthur comes to visit his daughter Peggy on 61st Street, where she has got a job as a secretary for Agnes van Rhijn after finishing school. He asks her to come home, but they compromise so that she agrees to come home for Dorothy's birthday. He asks her to work for him, though she refuses, and is confident in her own work. She tells him that *The Christian Advocate* has offered to publish her short stories, though Arthur is skeptical about a white publication being interested in her work.

## References

1. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 4: "A Long Ladder"
2. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 3: "Face The Music"
Russell family

The **Russells** are a newly rich family currently residing New York. They are considered new money and are snubbed by the old money elite of the city, in spite of their extreme wealth. Its patriarch, George Russell, is a classic robber baron with investments in railroads and construction.

## Family

* George Russell m. Bertha Russell
	+ Larry Russell
	+ Gladys Russell

## Household

* Mr. Church, butler
* Mrs. Bruce, housekeeper of the mansion on 61st street
* Mr. Watson, valet to Mr. Russell
* Miss Andre, lady's maid to Mrs. Russell
* Enid Turner, former lady's maid to Mrs. Russell
* Adelheid Weber, lady's maid to Miss Russell
* Miss Grant, former governess to Miss Russell
* Mr. Borden, chef
GMOD series

***The GMOD series*** (there's no specific name) is the spiritual successor to *3DMM Chronicles*. Similarly to it, it features many random GMOD models in many random situations. It began on October 31, 2023 with "Deltarune Horror Show". The first two videos were hosted on fly's second channel nocturnal, but future videos might be moved to the main channel soon.
1995 m. birželio 16 d.

*Lietuviškų TV kanalų dienos programa penktadieniui, 1995 m. birželio 16 dienai.*

## **Lietuvos televizija**

7.00 Labas rytas.

8.30 TV anonsas.

8.35 Deutsche Welle žinios (vokiečių k.).

9.05 France 2 žinios (prancūzų k.).

9.35 „Lėlių slėnis“.

10.20 Kurėno sugrįžimas.

11.00 Bendrojo lavinimo vidurinės mokyklos baigimo biologijos egzamino užduotys.

11.10 Kauno lėlių teatro spektaklis „Juodoji karalaitė“.

12.00 Muzikinis viešbutis.

13.00 Brydė.

13.30 K.Sen Sanso koncertas fortepijonui ir orkestrui.

17.00 Programa.

17.05 Informacinis videožurnalas „Japonų videotemos“.

17.20 Beveik rimtai.

18.00 Žinios.

18.10 Programa vaikams. Jaučio pasakos.

18.50 Žinios (rusų k.).

19.00 Tarptautinis vyrų krepšinio turnyras. Transliacija iš Vilniaus koncertų ir sporto rūmų. Pertraukoje - TV anonsas ir animacinis filmas.

20.30 Panorama.

21.00 Sportas.

21.10 „Motina ir sūnus“.

21.45 Laisvės alėja.

22.05 TV anonsas.

22.10 TV žaidimas „Sėkmės keliai“.

23.05 Vakaro žinios.

23.20 Prancūzų vaid. filmas „Mėgstamiausias metų laikas“.

## **LNK TV (Laisvas ir nepriklausomas kanalas)**

7.00 Ryto ratas.

9.00 TV parduotuvė.

9.05 „Gelbėjimo būrys“.

16.55 Programa.

17.00 Laikas.

17.20 Keturi ratai.

17.40 Tangomanija.

18.10 Animac. filmas „Kalavijo riteris“.

18.35 Anglų serialas „Gyvenimo smulkmenos“. VI ser.

19.30 Kriminalinė kronika.

20.00 Laikas.

20.40 TV parduotuvė. Anonsai.

21.00 TV žaidimas „Taip. Ne.“

21.55 Dviračio šou.

22.15 „Viskas!“ Muzikinė laida.

22.35 Vaid. filmas „Sodininkas“.

## **Tele-3**

7.30 Žinios (anglų k.).

8.00 „Mano mažasis ponis“.

8.30 „Santa Barbara“.

9.30 Gineso šou.

10.00 Pats sau režisierius.

10.25 Vaid. filmas „Trys kriminalinės istorijos“. „Netobuli nusikaltimai“.

12.05 Karas ir taika.

12.35 Muzikos grupė.

13.30 TV tekstas.

13.55 Anglų k. pamokėlė.

14.00 Kelionių kanalas „Travel“.

16.00 D.Britanijoje.

16.30 Langas į gamtą.

17.00 Vaid. filmas „Ariel“.

18.30 „Tedžio Rakspino nuotykiai“.

18.55 Anglų k. pamokėlė.

19.00 Žinios.

19.20 100 proc.

19.30 „Santa Barbara“.

20.30 „Mano mažasis ponis“.

20.55 Anglų k. pamokėlė.

21.00 Žinios.

21.15 Sporto naujienos.

21.30 TV serialas „Kalnietis“.

22.30 Muzika.

23.00 Žinios.

23.15 Sporto naujienos.

23.30 Nuotykių filmas „Mirtinas įgėlimas“.

## **Šiaulių TV ir Baltijos TV**

7.30 BTV. Programa.

7.35 „Taip sukasi pasaulis“.

8.30 „Nakties riba“.

19.00 ŠTV. „Pirk, parduok, informuok“.

19.10 Žinios.

19.30 Spaudos apžvalga.

19.35 Teatronas.

20.00 BTV. „Už kampo...“

20.30 „Nakties riba“.

21.00 Baltijos naujienos.

21.05 „Taip sukasi pasaulis“.

22.00 ŠTV. „Pirk, parduok, informuok“ kartojimas, Žinios.

22.30 BTV. Vaid. filmas „Kelionė namo“.
Educational Television

* Title card
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**"Educational Television"** is the sixteenth episode of *Pancake's Show*.

## Description

Pancake analyzes many different creatures.

## Plot

The episode begins with a bumper for WET: Waffletown Educational Television. The show that's playing right now is *The Nature Show*, which happens to have Pancake as the host. The first creature he discusses is a tree, and he explains how trees are very good at fighting back. As an example, he kicks the tree and the tree socks him back. Next creature is the Crunchis Superioris, also known as the Cruncher. After pointing the camera at his face for a bit, Cruncher bites off Pancake's face. Next are the ghosts. Pancake explains how they usually stay in these caves all year, except for Halloween of course. Two ghosts show up next to each other and begin to love each other...a bit too much.

Next is the sea turtle, in which Pancake has for some reason. His name is Sheldon and from the looks of it, he loves to tell jokes. Eventually, we go deeper into the ocean and meet Finley, who's been friends with Pancake for over five years. Finley introduces his mother, who eats Pancake, and subsequently grounds Finley. Last creature of the day is the bee. Pancake has a had a history with these creatures. Straw Hat Bee pops out of his beehive and threatens to report Pancake again, and says he doesn't want anyone touching his beehive. Pancake says okay, to which SHB takes as an offense for some reason, and turns super buff and crushes Pancake with his lone fist. Pancake regrets making this show and the sun sets and the moon rises. Pancake says hi to Luna the Moon, and as a response, Luna zaps Pancake, ending the episode.

## Characters

* Pancake
* Cruncher (debut)
* Ghosts (debut)
* Sheldon (debut)
* Finley
* Finley's Mom (debut)
* Straw Hat Bee
* Luna the Moon (debut)

## Trivia

* This is Finley's first appearance since "?".
* This is Straw Hat Bee's first appearance since "A Really BEE-ig Problem". There was even a callback to that episode when the Straw Hat Bee threatens to report Pancake again.
* This is the first episode since "Pickle Jar" where Mars doesn't appear. Although he was originally going to appear at the end of the episode.
* This episode was originally written for Season 1, but was scrapped for a while until eventually being brought back for the next season.
Aurora Fane

**Aurora Fane** (portrayed by **Kelli O'Hara**) is a wealthy and active socialite in New York City. She likes to maintain close ties to different parties, even the nouveau riche Russell family to some extent, so she's often responsible for introducing people to each other.

She maintains close ties with the van Rhijn family, and befriends Marian Brook, the impoverished niece of her aunt by marriage, upon her arrival to New York.

## Biography

### Early life

Aurora's other parent comes from the Van Rhijn family, making her first cousins with Oscar van Rhijn and Dashiell Montgomery. She's married to the New York city alderman Charles Fane, who sometimes attends social functions with her.

### Season 1

#### Episode 1

Aurora and Anne Morris send a letter to Bertha Russell to support their charity in aid for orphaned girls, and invite her to join the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Bertha arrives to the event with her daugher Gladys. Aurora and Anne are rather reluctant to getting to know Bertha due to her lack of connections, and the house they seem to find ostentatious. She's delighted to see her Ada and Marian Brook, who's just moved to New York, and Ada introduces them. Hesitantly, Aurora introudces Marian and Ada to Bertha and Gladys.

As they part to the next room, Aurora and Ada whisper about not telling Aunt Agnes about Bertha attending the charity, but Aurora says that those women give a lot of money when they want to get into the society. At the event, Aurora also tells both Gladys and Marian that the mysterious, lonely woman who's attending, is Mrs. Chamberlain.

On another evening, Aurora enters Bertha's soirée alone. Bertha spots that she's only there because of her fundraiser and tells her to leave almost immediately.

## Quotes

Aurora visiting The Brook House in Some Sort of Trick
About the Game • 游戏概述

## 新生代太空策略游戏

区块链网络的设计与星图游戏的基础设计理念非常相似。挖矿或抵押是区块链资产被证明合法和有形存在的核心。矿工探索并释放挖矿活动所产生的资产价值。人们建立挖矿或抵押节点并将它们嵌入区块链网络以完善网络安全性，同时也从中赚取价值。 星图的混合型体验则是最大程度的游戏化了区块链技术运作的方式。

### 大战略游戏

电子游戏中大战略类型的游戏鼓励使用进攻性和防御性战术来扩大玩家的帝国并建立战略贸易路线。在星图这款游戏中，玩家将主要通过可视化地图（即星图）在已知和未知的太空区域的互动。

### 探索

完善游戏的策略部分的计划之一是玩家能够操控深空载人飞船来探索和发现天体和地质资产。之后，便可以通过商业采矿设施、精炼厂和综合市场进行开采、提炼和交易。此外，外太空的探索活动也将会给玩家带来许多其他惊喜。 探索模式下，玩家以第三视角俯瞰间星空，既可以看到其飞船的外部结构，也可以通过X光视觉效果查看船舶内部情况及船员的个人任务表现。玩家亦可以通过第一人称驾驶舱/驾驶台视角手动操控和驾驶飞船。驾驶舱的坐视视角也适合于将来的虚拟现实游戏模式。
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Timeline

This page provides a timeline of the known history and events in *The Gilded Age*.

## Pre - Season 1

* **1821**:
	+ **December 25**: Birth of Clara Barton (historically).
* **1827**:
	+ **December 28**: Birth of Ward McAllister (historically).
* **1830**:
	+ **September 22**: Birth of Caroline Webster Schermerhorn (historically).
* c. **1842**
	+ Agnes Brook marries Arnold van Rhijn.
* **1850**
	+ The Van Rhijn family moves into the Brook House on 61st Street.
* **1856**:
	+ **October 3**: Birth of Timothy Thomas Fortune (historically).
* **1861**:
	+ **April 12**: Beginning of the American Civil War.
	+ **October 10**: Birth of Carrie Astor (historically).
* **1865**:
	+ **May 9**: End of the American Civil War.
	+ Gladys Russell is born.
* **1870**:
	+ The Franco-Prussian War takes place. Clara Barton assists Princess Louise of Prussia, Grand Duchess of Baden, in preparing military hospitals, and gives the Red Cross society much needed aid.
* **1872**:
	+ Arnold van Rhijn passes away. Ada Brook moves in with her sister Agnes in New York.
* **1879**:
	+ The Russell family moves to New York City.
	+ Thomas Spring, Peggy Scott's son is born.
* **1881**: *The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute* os opened by Booker T. Washington on July 4. Peggy and Thomas T. Fortune visit it two years later.

## 1882 - Season 1

* **Before April:** General Henry Brook passes away.
* **April**:
	+ **April 3**: Jesse James is shot dead.
	+ The Russell family moves into the newly finished Russell house on the corner of the 5th Avenue and the 61st street.
	+ Marian Brook moves in to live with her aunts at the Brook House.
* **September:**
	+ **September 4**: Thomas Edison lights up the New York Times Building, as seen in Irresistible Change.
	+ Thomas Spring, Peggy Scott's son dies of scarlet fever in Phidalephia.
* The Russell family holds a ball to bring Gladys Russell out to society, and Mrs. Astor attends, marking the entrance of the Russells to the New York society. Season 1 ends.

## 1883 - Season 2

* **March**
	+ **March 25**: Easter Sunday, the start of Season 2, as seen in You Don't Even Like Opera. Luke Forte holds his first cermon.
* **May**
	+ **May 24**: The Brooklyn Bridge opening in New York. In the series, the Brooklyn Bridge opening was moved to happen later in 1883, in the episode Wonders Never Cease.

* **Summer months**
	+ The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial institute's new dormitory is opened by Booker T. Washington. Peggy and Thomas T. Fortune visit to write an article on it.

* **August**
	+ **August 20**: Oscar Wilde's first play Vera; or, The Nihilists premieres at The Union Square Theatre (historically), as seen in Head To Head. Oscar Wilde visits New York. The event might have been placed on a different date in 1883 in the series.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The Gilded Age*, season 1 episode 1: "Never The New"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
3. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 1: "You Don't Even Like Opera"
4. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 7: "Wonders Never Cease"
5. ↑ *The Gilded Age*, season 2 episode 5: "Close Enough to Touch"
Norm

**Norm** is a main character in *Components of a Story*.

## Design

Despite being an elephant, he isn't that big at all. He normally wears a King Gizzard shirt and blue sweatpants. He also has a unibrow.

## Personality

Norm is the straight man of the trio, kind of. He acts pretty mature and takes things with a grain of salt, mostly. Whenever he sees something he likes, he trumpets like an elephant, almost like he's an elephant or something.
Better In The Dark

Better In The Dark By Rouge Traders Is an Al's Toy Barn Unlockable Song In the My Life With Screen Things Ultragame Dance Corner

## Appearence Of the Dancer

The Dancer is a Girl With Brown Hair in a Ponytail She Wears a Tattered Black Dress, Long Purple Socks, Orange Bracelets and Red Foot Braces.

## Background

The background is a Chamber room in The Dark Lit By Only one Small Candle Set alongside Other Props Such As a New 3DSxl, Chess Board, TV Remote and Notebook. There are Faux Cobwebs On The Ceiling And Cloths On the Floor.

The Candle Is lit at the Start of the Song And Goes out at the End

## Gold Moves

There are Three Gold moves in this Song, All of Which are The Same.

* Put Your Arm out with your Hand Pointing to You.

## Footage

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=e6jRL8-seHQ

## Trivia

* This is One Of Three Rouge Traders in the Game, The others Being Voodoo Child and Watching You
* This is One of 10 Songs Playable in the Dancer Corner Dreamworld Demo.
ONI

## 外星种族联盟区域 • ONI Region

### 诞生在资源丰富的外星区域，成为外星种族的一员

外星种族联盟区域由多个和谐共存的外星种族联盟组成。为了创造美好的未来，生活在Om, Segal, Akenat和Neuno星系的外星种族摒弃了种族文化的差异，共同生活在同一区域内。

残酷的近全面战争的大战爆发后，Sogmian人近乎惨遭灭族。Mierese人，Punaab人以及Photoli人为拯救其岌岌可危的盟友，紧密的团结在一起并签署了一份军事战略协定。通过这份协定，外星种族联合研发出一件突破性的战争武器。但就在这一可能导致星际种族毁灭的复仇计划被实施之前，各大阵营及时达成了停战协议，制止了一场可能爆发的残酷战争，使得各联盟阵营可以和平共处。

外星种族联盟区域内特有的资源是开发各种族探索感知型生物所需的高级隐形技术和雷达技术的核心材料。

#### 特有资源

* Jasphorus
* Chisenic
* Gold

#### 阵营优势

* 外交
* 科学技术
Planets • 星系

## 派系联盟安全区

选择派系后，玩家会在派系联盟的安全区诞生。玩家可以开始慢慢熟悉有戏的基本规则，尝试不同的玩法。但在安全区域内进行破坏性的活动，如救援、战斗和收集残余财物等是被禁止的。一旦玩家有足够的把握去外部空间冒险，下一个等待玩家的地区是由雇佣兵团守护的中等安全区。 玩家可以在这个区域内对战，如果飞船被不幸摧毁，所有资产将被无损重置。在星图最危险的深太空区域中，全面战争和资产的永久性损毁是永恒的主题。玩家的部分资产会在战斗中被永久摧毁。比如，一艘在战斗中被炸毁的飞船，其部分零部件、报废的船体和逃离舱内的船员会永远丢失。

## 深空探索

   游戏中所有可见的行星都是实在的资产，可被探索。即使部分行星极其遥远，但只要玩家备有足够的燃料，便仍可抵达。星图中不存在远程观测的工具，所有行星都要进行实地探索，为玩家提供了一个完全开放的探索空间，玩家可以探访任何一个宇宙的角落。亲自驾驶你的飞船，升级你的雷达扫描设备来发掘宇宙中隐藏的财富。先进的设备可以对更深更广的空间进行扫描从而发现的更多的隐藏资源。玩家即可以自己使用这些全新的数据，也可以将其作为押品或在市场上进行交易。
星图 Wiki

## **== 欢迎来到【星图-中文维基站】==**

星图（Star Altas）是一款以太空策略为主题的基于Solana区块链协议开发的大型多人在线角色扮演游戏（MMORPG）。与传统网游相比，星图开发的主要优势包括：

1. 使用区块链技术将玩家在游戏中的资产数字化。由于区块链拥有不可变和去中心化的特质，区块链上的数据是无法复制或删除的。将区块链技术应用到游戏中，最大程度的实现了玩家对其游戏资产的所有权和控制权。
2. Solana区块链在交易吞吐量方面的突破很大程度上为构建无服务器的在线多人游戏奠定了基础。Solana具有极高的吞吐量，目前允许每秒50,000个交易。此功能可实时对玩家资产的在线实时记录，最小化了运行传统的多人在线游戏对大型稳定服务器的苛刻要求及依赖。
3. 虚拟引擎5（Unreal Engine 5） 的Nanite图形技术已经开发了十多年，将于 2021年发布。在Nanite之前，多边图形处理一直是实时渲染的带宽瓶颈。借助Nanite图形压缩技术，我们能够通过有效的处理几十亿个多边图形将游戏画质提升至实时环境的影院级效果。

*本站由国际华人星图玩家创建并维护，提供最新星图游戏开发动态*

*This is an unofficial Star Atlas Wiki created by and for the Global Chinese community of the game.*

*There have been 55 articles written.*
Finley

* Current
* Former
* Prototype

**Finley** **Fishhead** is a main character in *Pancake's Show*.

## Design

Finley wears a straw hat, a blue shirt, and purple shorts. He is a fish that has human-ish features like long arms and legs.

## Personality

Finley is a chill guy who likes to hang out with Pancake when he wants to. Sometimes he would do all he can to help Pancake with a problem, like in his first appearance "Pickle Jar", where Finley jumps out of a plane and into Pancake's watermelon home just to help him open a pickle jar.

## Episode appearances

### Season 1

* "Pickle Jar"
* "Ain't Got No Eyes or Nothing"

### Season 2

* "New Year's 2022"
* "?"
* "Educational Television"
* "Battle of Witz" (non-speaking cameo)
* "The Aviation Episode" (bonus segment only; non-speaking cameo)
* "Holiday Hoax"

## Trivia

* He and Pancake are in love with each other. They *really* love each other.
* Finley is 19 years old, his birthday is on February 29th (though on non-leap years, it is celebrated on March 1st).