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Louise Wolcott

Louise Wolcott is a character from *Down Among the Sticks and Bones*.

## Personality

Louise is described as disciplined and orderly, but a dreamer who believes that people are really good and just waiting to show it.

## History

### Down Among the Sticks and Bones

After Chester and Serena give birth to their twins- Jacqueline and Jillian- they find the children tiring and ask Louise to help them. Louise essentially raises them, and is the first who can tell them apart. Chester tells the people at work that she is a hired nanny to help his wife, while Serena claims that she's her husband's ailing mother who wants to feel useful.

Louise raises the twins, telling them how clever and strong they were, and how they shouldn't change for anyone and were going to change the world someday. She angers her son and daughter-in-law when she pads the furniture, until she asks them how many eyes they'd like their children to have.

At the girls' fifth birthday, Chester is warned that he may have to care for her if she stays any longer, and Serena becomes jealous of how Jack clings to her, and they tell her to leave. She does, but continues to send the girls gifts in the mail, which are confiscated by the parents. The girls believe that she forgot how to love them.

The only thing she left was a chest in the attic, full of dress-up outfits for the girls, which later becomes their door to the Moors.

## Relationships

### Jack and Jill

Louise essentially raises the twins, and always compliments them and finds ways to make them feel included, so no twin is left out, and informs them that one day they'll only have each other and to hold on to that. Jack seemed closer to her, as she trusts her to make her feel included and hides behind her at her fifth birthday. When she leaves, Chester and Serena claim that she forgot how to love them, and they never see her again.

## Trivia

* "Louise" is a French name meaning "famous" and "war, battle."
* The twins called her Gemma Lou.

## References

1. ↑ Down Among the Sticks and Bones, page 23: By the standards of anyone save for her ruthlessly regimented son, Louise was a disciplined, orderly woman. She liked the world to make sense and follow the rules. By the standards of her son, she was a hopeless dreamer. She thought the world was capable of kindness; she thought people were essentially good and only waiting for an opportunity to show it.
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**Wishful Thinking** is the eight episode of the first season of *The Lodge*, and the eight episode overall. It was written by Bronagh Taggart and was directed by Dez McCarthy. It had its official release on Friday, November 11, 2016 on Disney Channel.
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The New Girl

“*This is were our song begins!*”
—Skye sing in the car.
**The New Girl**is the first installment of the first season of *The Lodge,*and the first episode overall. This episode was directed Matt Bloom and written by Lee Walters. It had its official release on Friday, September 23, 2016 on Disney Channel.

The story starts with Skye and her dad driving to the lodge whilst Face Timing her best friend Josh. Sean Matthews cycles in front of the car causing Ed to stop it instantly which, in turn, breaks the car. Sean Matthews gives Skye a ride to the lodge when he learns that her mum died a year before hand. They arrive at the lodge where we meet Kaylee and he finds out that Skye's grandpa owns the place. Ben fixes up the car but has an icy attitude towards Ed. All the other workers are the same towards him and Skye. It is then revealed that without Skye's knowledge her dad and grandpa were planning on selling the place. During a game of volleyball,, Sean Matthews's girlfriend Danielle reveals to Skye that Sean Matthews's dad is the one buying the place. Skye then convinces her dad and grandpa to give the North Star a makeover and keep it running until the end of summer.
Angela's World

Angela's World is a world briefly mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway.*

## Description

Not much is known about Angela's World, except that Angela's legs were what called her door to her, and her sneakers allowed her to run on rainbows. She expresses that she saw people fall off the rainbows, as they were slippery, and if you slowed down too much, even with the right shoes, you could slip through. Jack informs her that someone must have disposed of the bodies of those who fell.

## Place on the Compass

Angela's World has no known place on the Compass. It is implied to be Virtuous, as Nancy does not notice Angela speaking during the Therapy Session for the Wicked Worlds.

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, pages 133-134: Jack nodded. "Yes, or Nancy's incredibly robust musculature- don't look at me like that, you need very strong muscles to stand without collapsing for the sort of times you've described- or Angela's legs, or Seraphina's beauty."
2. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 102: Angela- she of the dissected guinea pig, whose enchanted sneakers had once allowed her to run on rainbows- was just stepping out onto the porch, rubbing her eyes and intending to scold her roommate for sneaking out when they were supposed to stay together.
3. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 106:

Angela stared at Jack, eyes wide and horrified. "I never thought about it," she said. "I saw... I saw people fall. The rainbows were slippery. Even with the right shoes, you could fall through if you slowed down too much."

"Someone disposed of those bodies," said Jack. "Ashes to ashes, right?"
Queen of Cakes

The Queen of Cakes is a minor character mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway,* and the main antagonist in *Beneath the Sugar Sky.*

## History

### Before the Books

The Queen arrived in Confection, meant to be a Baker. However, she instead decided to conquer the world, trying to instill Logic into the Nonsense World. Confection then sent Onishi Sumi into the world to try and set things right; upon her arrival, the Queen forced her to eat a whole plate of broccoli, intending to cut her open to read the future in her entrails. She eventually exiled Sumi for crimes against the Countess of Candy Floss.

### Every Heart a Doorway

Sumi asks Nancy upon seeing her if she is one of the Queen's servants, here to punish her for what she did to the Countess of Candy Floss, saying she didn't feel like war. This is apparently what caused Sumi's exile from Confection.

### Sumi's Return

At some point, Sumi returned to Confection, at some point pouring hot grease on the Queen's hands. She overthrew her and killed her, restoring Nonsense to the world.

### Beneath the Sugar Sky

Upon Sumi's disappearance from the timeline, the Queen returns to life and re-conquers Confection. When her army brings her Rini, Kade, Nadya, Cora, Christopher and Sumi's skeleton, she demands to know how they reduced Sumi to a skeleton. They refuse to answer, though Cora deduces that the Queen is a traveler. Upon seeing that the Queen has his flute, Christopher attempts to attack her, though the Knights drag him back. The Queen then orders that the travelers and Rini be dragged into a prison, while she keeps Sumi's skeleton with her. However, very soon, Cora arrives, escorted by a Knight, saying that she believes the Queen is the only one who can bring Logic to Confection. Sufficiently flattered, the Queen allows Cora to come closer, offering to help her become like her. Cora, however, betrays her, revealing that her Knight Escort was a disguised Kade, who holds the Queen at swordpoint until she gives back Christopher's flute. They drag her to the prison, where Rini ties her up. Kade then asks Christopher if he wants them to kill her. Christopher says no, as he doesn't want to see her in the afterlife, and they abandon her in the tower, until she eventually disappears back into Death upon Sumi's revival.

## Relationships

### Sumi

The Queen of Cakes apparently exiled Sumi from Prism, due to her transgressions against the Countess of Candy Floss. It is later revealed that Sumi was prophesied to return and overthrow her, which she apparently did.

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 24: "Are you a servant of the Queen of Cakes, here to punish me for my transgressions against the Countess of Candy Floss? Because I don't feel like going to war right now."
Seanan McGuire

Seanan McGuire is the author of the Wayward Children series.

## About

Seanan McGuire (pronounced SHAWN-in) was born in Martinez, California, and raised in a wide variety of locations, most of which boasted some sort of dangerous native wildlife. Despite her almost magnetic attraction to anything venomous, she somehow managed to survive long enough to acquire a typewriter, a reasonable grasp of the English language, and the desire to combine the two. The fact that she wasn't killed for using her typewriter at three o'clock in the morning is probably more impressive than her lack of death by spider-bite.

Often described as a vortex of the surreal, many of Seanan's anecdotes end with things like "and then we got the anti-venom" or "but it's okay, because it turned out the water wasn't that deep." She has yet to be defeated in a game of "Who here was bitten by the strangest thing?," and can be amused for hours by almost anything. "Almost anything" includes swamps, long walks, long walks in swamps, things that live in swamps, horror movies, strange noises, musical theater, reality TV, comic books, finding pennies on the street, and venomous reptiles. Seanan may be the only person on the planet who admits to using Kenneth Muir's Horror Films of the 1980s as a checklist.

Seanan is the author of the October Daye urban fantasies, the InCryptid urban fantasies, and several other works both stand-alone and in trilogies or duologies, including the Wayward Children series. In case that wasn't enough, she also writes under the pseudonym "Mira Grant" (pronounced Mira, not Myra). For details on her work as Mira, check out MiraGrant.com.

In her spare time, Seanan records CDs of her original filk music (see the Albums page for details). She is also a cartoonist, and draws an irregularly posted autobiographical web comic, "With Friends Like These...", as well as generating a truly ridiculous number of art cards. Surprisingly enough, she finds time to take multi-hour walks, blog regularly, watch a sickening amount of television, maintain her website, and go to pretty much any movie with the words "blood," "night," "terror," or "attack" in the title. Most people believe she doesn't sleep.

Seanan lives in a creaky old farmhouse in Northern California, which she shares with her three cats, Lilly, Alice, and Thomas, a vast collection of creepy dolls and horror movies, and sufficient books to qualify her as a fire hazard. She has strongly-held and oft-expressed beliefs about the origins of the Black Death, the X-Men, and the need for chainsaws in daily life.

Years of writing blurbs for convention program books have fixed Seanan in the habit of writing all her bios in the third person, so as to sound marginally less dorky. Stress is on the "marginally." It probably doesn't help that she has so many hobbies.

Seanan was the winner of the 2010 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and her novel Feed (as Mira Grant) was named as one of Publishers Weekly's Best Books of 2010. In 2013 she became the first person ever to appear five times on the same Hugo Ballot.
Netherworld

A Netherworld is a type of world classification mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway*. It's unknown what makes a world a Netherworld, though Eleanor implies that they're similar to Underworlds.  In the last chapter, Kade says to Nancy that he and Christopher and working on a new map for worlds connected to the dead, with Vitus and Mortis as minor directions.

There are currently no known examples.

## Trivia

* A Netherworld is described as being "the underworld; hell" or "a hidden or illicit area of activity."

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway page 20: "It's the hair that betrays you. Were you in an Underworld or a Netherworld?" -Eleanor West, to Nancy
Regan Lewis

**Regan Lewis** is the main protagonist in the book *Across the Green Grass Fields*.

## History

When Regan was 7, she rejected her friend Heather in favour of the mean queen bee, Laurel. However, Laurel proceeds to cruelly reject Regan 3 years later after Regan reveals to her that she is intersex, something her parents only just told her. Due to her being intersex, she is not maturing at the same rate as the other girls.

Distraught by the rejection, Regan flees into what is left of the local woods and passes through a door that leads to the Hooflands. She is taken in by a band of centaurs where she learns to herd unicorns, befriends a centaur girl named Chicory and becomes an apprentice to their healer.

*More to be added*

## Trivia

* Regan is intersex and will be voiced by an openly intersex person for the audiobook.
* Regan is the first character to have her own book about her time in another world without being introduced in a book set at Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children first. There's a reason for this, but it won't be clear why until we read book #8 in 2022

## References

1. ↑ Seanan McGuire on Twitter - it appears that we have found an openly intersex voice actor to read for an intersex lead character
2. ↑ Seanan McGuire on twitter
Confection

“*Sugar, flour, and cinnamon won't make a house a home,
So bake your walls of gingerbread and sweeten them with bone.
Eggs and milk and whipping cream, butter in the churn,
Bake our queen a castle in the hopes that she'll return.*”
―Children's Clapping Rhyme, Confection

Confection is a Nonsense, Virtue world that features in *Every Heart a Doorway* and *Beneath the Sugar Sky*.

## Description

Confection was originally formed a small world connected to Earth, which originally didn't have occupants. The First Baker arrived and found a stove, baking enough bread to form the world until she got bored and returned home. The Second Baker, her daughter, arrived and added cookies, and soon, Baker after Baker arrived to create Confection, including a Brownie-Baker who made plants. The current Baker is Layla, a traveler from Brooklyn, New York, who arrived during Onishi Rini's childhood.

At some point, one of the Bakers, labelled the First Confectioner, opened doors to people from her world, to come into her world and help her fix all the broken things; however, anyone who entered wouldn't be able to return through the doors, but they could receive candy hearts to make them part of the world. Several people did come, creating the population.

Eventually, the Queen of Cakes was called to be a Baker, but instead of doing her duty, she tried to impose more Logic onto the world, becoming a dictator. Onishi Sumi arrived in the world, spending several years there, but she was eventually exiled for transgressions against the court. She was, however, prophesied to return and overthrow the Queen. At some point, she did, bringing Nonsense back to the World and marrying Ponder the Candy Corn Farmer.

There is a moon in Confection, made of buttercream frosting, and candy stars.

Every place in Confection can be reached in a day's journey, and several other places are the Strawberry Sea (made of strawberry rhubarb soda, and with a shore made of cake crumbs), the Meringue Mountains, the Big Rock Candy Mountain, and the Fondant Forests.

*More to be added.*

## Place on the Compass

Confection is Virtue and a Nonsense world; however, it is unknown whether it is a high Nonsense or a low Nonsense, bordering Logical and with an underpinning of reason; it is known to be a Nonsense world with consistent internal rules. It is unknown where it places on the minor directions, if at all.

## Known members

* Countess of Candy Floss
* Layla (current Baker)
* Onishi Rini
* Onishi Sumi
* Ponder
* Queen of Cakes (deceased)

## Trivia

* Confection is a Mirror world, which is a reference to Wonderland
Queen of Dust

### Quote

"She told me it would be hard to find the door again. That I would have to look harder than I had ever looked in my life. I said I could do it. That was almost two years ago. I've looked everywhere, but I haven't seen my door."

The Queen of Dust is a minor character in *Every Heart a Doorway*.

## History

The Queen of Dust is the ruler of Webworld, and asked Loriel to become her adopted daughter after her heroic actions. Loriel told her that she wanted nothing more, but first had to tell her parents back in the Reality. The Queen warned her that she would have to look harder than she ever had before to find her door again, before letting her go home. She then held a door open in the corner of her bedroom for two years and six months using the most complicated of magic, before releasing the spell and retiring to her chambers for a year of mourning, having correctly assumed that Loriel had died and would not return.

## Relationships

### Loriel Youngers

The Queen of Dust offered to adopt Loriel as her own daughter, but allowed her to return home to tell her parents first. She then held a door open for her for two years and six months, before she can't hold it any longer and mourns for a year, implying that they were very close.
Mislaid in Parts Half-Known

## Description

**Portals and danger, and a girl who can find both in the next book in the Hugo and Nebula Award–Winning Wayward Children series from Seanan McGuire.**

Antsy is the latest student to pass through the doors at Eleanor West's School for Wayward Children.

When the school’s (literally irresistible) mean girl realizes that Antsy's talent for finding absolutely anything may extend to doors, Antsy is forced to flee in the company of a small group of friends, looking for a way back to the Shop Where the Lost Things Go to be sure that Vineta and Hudson are keeping their promise.

Along the way, they will travel from a world which hides painful memories that cut as sharply as its beauty, to a land that time wasn’t yet old enough to forget—and more than one student's life will change forever.

*Mislaid in Parts Half-Know*n is a story that reminds us that getting what you want doesn't always mean finding what you need.

## Characters

* Antoinette (Antsy) Ricci
* Eleanor West
* Cora Miller
* Kade Bronson
* Onishi Sumi
* Christopher Flores
* Julia Lennox
* Angela
* Seraphina
* Emily
* Nichole
* unnamed goblin
* Yulia
* Vineta
* Stephanie
* Hudson
Lake

Lakes are a type of work classification mentioned in Beneath the Sugar Sky.

## Examples

* Belyyreka
* Trenches

## References

1. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky page 59: "You taste of Fairyland, little hero [Kade]," said the Lady of the Dead, wrinkling her nose. "All of you taste of something that isn't meant for here, all but him." She pointed at Christopher. "Mirrors and Fairylands and Lakes. Even the skeleton tastes of Mirror. The taint lingers past death."
Underworld

An Underworld is a type of world classification mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway*. Eleanor says to Nancy that they're usually Nonsense worlds, though there are some exceptions. In the last chapter, Kade says to Nancy that he and Christopher and working on a new map for worlds connected to the dead, with Vitus and Mortis as minor directions.

## Examples

* Halls of the Dead
* Mariposa
* Unnamed Mirror World

## Trivia

* An Underworld is "the mythical abode of the dead, imagined as being under the earth."

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway page 20: "Were you in an Underworld or a Netherworld? Y*ou can't have been in an Afterlife. No one comes back from those."*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Every Heart a Doorway page 23: *"Anyplace called 'the Halls of the Dead' is going to have been an Underworld, and most of those fall more under the banner of Nonsense than Logic. It seems yours may have been more regimented."*
3. ↑ In Beneath the Sugar Sky, Christopher says that Eleanor wasn't sure wether Mariposa was a Fairland, Underworld, or some thing different entirely. However, the Lady of the Dead says that Kade, Cora, Nadya, Rini and Sumi taste of something that doesn't belong in the Halls of the Dead, all but Christopher, implying that Mariposa is also an Underworld.

Beneath the Sugar Sky page 59: "You taste of Fairyland, little hero [Kade]," said the Lady of the Dead, wrinkling her nose. "All of you taste of something that isn't meant for here, all but him." She pointed at Christopher. "Mirrors and Fairylands and Lakes. Even the skeleton tastes of Mirror. The taint lingers past death."
4. ↑ *Every Heart a Doorway* page 61: "The third was high Nonsense. An Underworld, like the one you visited- although not the same, I'm afraid. That one was accessed by walking through a special mirror, under the full moon."
Rovina Cai

Rovina Cai is the illustrator of the Wayward Children series.

## About

"I am a freelance illustrator from Melbourne, Australia. I love making illustrations that evoke a sense of intrigue; images that make you linger, hungry to know the story behind them. My work is often inspired by the past; from myths and fairy tales to gothic novels, these stories resonate with me because they bring a little bit of magic and wonder to the present day.

I received a degree in Communication Design from RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, and then completed my MFA in Illustration as Visual Essay at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. When I’m not working, I can be found poring over old books trying to find stories to illustrate, or working on eccentric craft projects."
Trenches

The Trenches is a Logical, possibly Wicked world mentioned in *Beneath the Sugar Sky*.

## Place on the Compass

The Trenches are a very Logical World, and possibly Wicked.

## Known Members

* Cora (formerly)
* Serpent of Frozen Tears
* Other unnamed Travelers

## References

1. ↑ https://www.tor.com/2017/11/20/all-the-known-portal-worlds-in-seanan-mcguires-wayward-children-series/
2. ↑ https://www.tor.com/2017/11/20/all-the-known-portal-worlds-in-seanan-mcguires-wayward-children-series/
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 https://www.tor.com/2017/11/20/all-the-known-portal-worlds-in-seanan-mcguires-wayward-children-series/
Across the Green Grass Fields

## Blurb

In book six of McGuire’s multi-award-winning portal fantasy series, we meet Regan. She loves horses. And when she suddenly finds herself thrust through a doorway that asks her to “Be Sure” before swallowing her whole, Regan must learn to live in a world filled with centaurs, kelpies, and other magical equines—a world that expects its human visitors to step up and be heroes.

## Description

*“Welcome to the Hooflands. We’re happy to have you, even if you being here means something’s coming.”*

Regan loves, and is loved, though her school-friend situation has become complicated, of late.

When she suddenly finds herself thrust through a doorway that asks her to "Be Sure" before swallowing her whole, Regan must learn to live in a world filled with centaurs, kelpies, and other magical equines―a world that expects its human visitors to step up and be heroes.

But after embracing her time with the herd, Regan discovers that not all forms of heroism are equal, and not all quests are as they seem…

## Characters

* Regan Lewis
* Heather
* Laurel
* Chicory

## Worlds

* Earth
* Hooflands

## Trivia

* The book's magical horse theme was inspired by the author's love of My Little Pony
* Regan is the first character to have her own book about her time in another world without being introduced in a book set at Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children first. There's a reason for this, but it won't be clear why until we read book #8 in 2022

## References

1. ↑ https://www.tor.com/2020/02/04/book-announcements-across-the-green-grass-fields-by-seanan-mcguire/
2. ↑ https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/53205924-across-the-green-grass-fields
3. ↑ https://mobile.twitter.com/seananmcguire/status/1224759411027009536
4. ↑ https://mobile.twitter.com/seananmcguire/status/1224749424116523009
Dr. Ghast

### Quote

"Dr. Bleak had not been born to the Moors. Neither, truth be told, had the Master. The Master had been there for centuries; Dr. Bleak, for decades. Long enough to train under his own teacher, the bone-handed Dr. Ghast, who had trained under her own teacher, once upon a time."

Dr. Ghast is a minor character mentioned in *Down Among the Sticks and Bones*.

## History

### Down Among the Sticks and Bones

Dr. Ghast is briefly mentioned; she had been a Foundling to the Moors, and studied under her own teacher. After that teacher died, she taught Dr. Bleak.

## Trivia

* "Ghast" is something that is shockingly frightful, dreadful or horrible, or something resembling a ghost.

## References

1. ↑ Down Among the Sticks and Bones, page 130: Dr. Bleak had not been born to the Moors. Neither, truth be told, had the Master. The Master had been there for centuries; Dr. Bleak, for decades. Long enough to train under his own teacher, the bone-handed Dr. Ghast, who had trained under her own teacher, once upon a time.
Seraphina's World

Seraphina's World is a world briefly mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway.*

## Description

Much about Seraphina's World is unknown, but it appears to attract travelers of great beauty, only to amplify the beauty once they arrive. Seraphina, the only known traveler there, is described as being so beautiful one cannot look at her directly.

Seraphina also made a joke about Helen of Troy when discussing her world during Group Therapy, implying that her world is connected to her somehow.

## Place on the Compass

Kade says that Seraphina went to a Nonsense world, with High Wicked and High Rhyme. It is unknown where it falls on the Linearity and Vitus/Mortis lines.

## Trivia

* Helen of Troy is mentioned in reference to this world, implying that she has some connection to it.

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, pages 133-134: Jack nodded. "Yes, or Nancy's incredibly robust musculature- don't look at me like that, you need very strong muscles to stand without collapsing for the sort of times you've described- or Angela's legs, or Seraphina's beauty. The girl's a rancid bucket of leeches on the inside, but she ahs a face that could move angels to murder. I've seen pictures from before she went traveling. She was always pretty. She was no Helen of Troy, until she traveled."
2. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 151: "Seraphina is the prettiest girl in school, Nancy- you've seen her. She traveled to a Nonsense world, high Wicked, high Rhyme." said Kade. "Pretty as a sunrise, mean as a snake. She ain't here, Angela."
3. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 56: "The girl who was too beautiful to look at directly said something about Helen of Troy, and half the room laughed, but not because it was funny; because she was so beautiful that they wanted nothing more than they wanted her to like them."
Layla

### Quote

"Please don't look me up. Please don't try to find me. I don't remember that happening, which means it didn't happen for me. If you change my past, my door might never open, and I might not get to bake all these cookies. I've been waiting my whole life to bake all these cookies."

**Layla** is the current Baker of Confection, appearing in *Beneath the Sugar Sky*.

## Appearance

Layla is short and round with dark skin and a blue hijab.

## History

### Before the Books

Layla lived in Brooklyn, New York before being called to Confection, being raised in an Islamic family. She wasn't as religious as them, but wore the hijab to keep her hair out of her face while baking. Eventually, her door called to her, and she entered Confection and became the Baker while Onishi Rini was still a young child.

### Beneath the Sugar Sky

Rini brings her group of travelers to the Baker, with hopes that she can bring back Sumi's nonsense. Layla welcomes them, but says that she's not sure she can bring back the Nonsense. After Cora and Kade deduce that she is a traveler, they tell her to go to Eleanor West's Home for Wayward Children should she return, and she says that she'll remain forever in Confection. She is convinced to try and help Sumi. She takes the skeleton and bakes around it with candy, before setting it to bake.

As Sumi's new body bakes, she sits with the travelers on a broken gingerbread wall and discusses her past. She also reveals that Earth's timeline is faster than Confection's, meaning that Sumi will have to return to Eleanor's with the travelers. She also asks that they not find her in their world, so that her future isn't changed.

They return and take out Sumi's body, which is complete but unconscious. Rini manages to awake her by telling her to stories of her quest, and Layla bakes them a door to return home with, before sending Rini home.

## Trivia

* "Layla" is an Arabic name meaning "Night".

## References

1. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky, page 146: She was short, and round, and had skin a few shades darker than Christopher's, and a pretty blue cloth wrapped around her head, concealing her hair. She looked no more than seventeen.
2. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky, page 146: She was short, and round, and had skin a few shades darker than Christopher's, and a pretty blue cloth wrapped around her head, concealing her hair. She looked no more than seventeen.
Mariposa

The Mariposa is a world mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway* *and Beneath the Sugar Sky.* It's also referred to as the Country of the Bones.

## Description

Christopher describes the world as a country of happy, dancing skeletons, "so pretty sunshiny, but sort of sunshine by way of Día de los Muertos." While he was there, he got engaged to the Skeleton Girl, and learned how to play a flute that only the dead can hear. His flute was made by the Skeleton Girl out of one of the bones that she piped out of his arm. She did this because it had a tumour, so the bone was then replaced with a healthy one.

Doors open on the Day of the Dead.

New citizens are freed from their bodies by cutting through their flesh right down to the bone. That way they could rise up without having to struggle and risk fracturing themselves.

## Place on the Compass

Mariposa is Rhyme and Logic, with neutral Virtue.

In *Beneath the Sugar Sky*, Christopher says that Eleanor wasn't sure whether Mariposa was a Fairyland, Underworld, or something different entirely. However, the Lady of the Dead says that all the travelers taste of something that doesn't belong in the Halls of the Dead except for Christopher, implying that Mariposa is also an Underworld.

## Known Members

* Christopher (formerly)
* The Skeleton Girl

## Trivia

* Mariposa relates to Día de los Muertos, a Mexican holiday meaning the Day of the Dead. The multi-day holiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends and family members who have died, and help support their spiritual journey.

## References

1. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky, page 15: Christopher, whose door would open- if it ever opened for him again; if he ever got to find his way back home- on the Day of the Dead, sat in the grove of trees behind the house, playing ever more elaborate songs on his bone flute, trying to prepare for the moment of disappointment when the door failed to appear or the overwhelming elation when the Skeleton Girl called him back where he belonged.
2. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky page 59: "You taste of Fairyland, little hero [Kade]," said the Lady of the Dead, wrinkling her nose. "All of you taste of something that isn't meant for here, all but him." She pointed at Christopher. "Mirrors and Fairylands and Lakes. Even the skeleton tastes of Mirror. The taint lingers past death."
Moth-Eyed Girl

### Quote

"I kissed a girl with hair the color of cabbages and eyes the color of moth-wings, and she kissed me back, and it was wonderful." [ Kade Bronson ]

The Moth-Eyed Girl is a minor character who is mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway.*

## Appearance

Kade describes her as having hair the color of cabbages and eyes the color of moth-wings.

## History

### Every Heart a Doorway

Much of the Moth-Eyed Girl's history is unknown, but Kade mentions that he kissed her, and she kissed him back, implying that she was romantically interested in him.

## Relationships

### Kade Bronson

The Moth-Eyed Girl was implied to be romantically interested in Kade, as he says that they kissed. It is unknown how she reacted to his exile.

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 70: "I figured out who I was there. I kissed a girl with hair the color of cabbages and eyes the color of moth-wings, and she kissed me back, and it was wonderful."
Skeleton Girl

## The Skeleton Girl

### Quote

"Christopher dreamt of dancing skeletons that gleamed like opals, and the unchanging, ever-welcoming smile of the Skeleton Girl."

The Skeleton Girl is a minor character mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway* and *Beneath the Sugar Sky.*

## Appearance

Christopher dreams about her, describing her smile as unchanging and ever-welcoming. She is heavily painted on her skeleton and can use colors and patterns that only the royal family is allowed.

## Personality

Christopher describes her smile as welcoming, and says that she would never forgive him if he didn't help with Loriel's body.

## History

### Every Heart a Doorway

She is first mentioned by Christopher, when he says she would never forgive him if he didn't help with Loriel's body. He later says that the Skeletons in the Country of the Bones had told him that he'd one day return and marry the Skeleton Girl.

Christopher later says that he'd punch the other boys whenever they made fun of her. He also says that his parents did not believe his story about the Country of the Bones, and thought it was a complicated breakdown, and his Mother believed that the Skeleton Girl was a girl he fell in love with who died of anorexia, and kept asking him if he remembered her real name so she could contact her parents.

### Beneath the Sugar Sky

Christopher reveals that she saved him from cancer by "piping it away". She also took out one of his bones to make his flute, replacing it with another.

## Relationships

### Christopher

Christopher promised to marry the Skeleton Girl once he returned to the Country of the Bones, and thinks very highly of her and doesn't want to do anything she'd disapprove of. He would defend her against the other boys, punching them whenever they insulted her.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Every Heart a Doorway, page 148: "Christopher dreamt of dancing skeletons that gleamed like opals, and the unchanging, ever-welcoming smile of the Skeleton Girl."
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Every Heart a Doorway, page 108: "You're a creepy girl," said Christopher approvingly. He stood, tucking his bone into his pocket. "I'll help as well. The Skeleton Girl would never forgive me if I didn't."
3. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 110: "I went to a country of happy, dancing skeletons who said that one day I'd come back to them and marry their Skeleton Girl," said Christopher. "So pretty sunshiny, but sort of sunshine by way of Dia de los Muertos."
4. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 130: [Christopher] shrugged before he added, "The guys- uh, the other guys, I mean, not you, Kade- put up with me because there're so few of us here, but they all went to sparkly worlds. They all sort of think where I went was weird, so I can't talk to them about it much. They start insulting the Skeleton Girl and then I have to punch them in their stupid mouths until they stop. Not the best way to make friends."
Jack and Jill's Brother

Jack and Jill's Brother is a minor character in the Wayward Children series.

## Appearance

Jack and Jill's brother is described as small and impeccably groomed.

## History

### Every Heart a Doorway

Jack and Jill's Brother is briefly mentioned by Jack, who says that he was told that she and Jill were dead, as it would have been messy to admit that they were missing. When they return from the Moors, they only live with him for around a month before they're sent to Eleanor West's, because Serena and Chester considered them a bad influence as told crazy stories about their time in the Moors, like resurrecting corpses.

### Down Among the Sticks and Bones

Jack and Jill's Brother appears at the end of the book, dining with his parents when Jack and Jill appear, returned from the Moors.

## References

1. ↑ Down Among the Sticks and Bones, page 186: There was a light in the dining room. They followed it and found their parents sitting at the table, along with a small, impeccably groomed boy. They stopped in the doorway, both of them looking in bemusement at this small closed circle of a family.
Goblin King

The King of the Goblin Empire is a minor character mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway*.

## History

### Every Heart a Doorway

When describing his backstory to Nancy, Kade says that he killed the Goblin King with his own sword, and was appointed his heir with his dying breath, which is what led to his exile.

### Beneath the Sugar Sky

The Goblin King's death is mentioned again, and Kade says that his appointment as Prince in Waiting was what made him realize how long he'd been waiting to be seen as a boy.

## Relationships

### Kade Bronson

The Goblin King and Kade were enemies, due to their opposing sides in the war, which caused Kade to kill him with his own sword; however, the Goblin King apparently not only had a respect for Kade, but recognized that he was really a boy, as he appointed him the Goblin Prince in Waiting as he died. Kade describes him as the only adult who'd seen him clearly.

## References

1. ↑ Every Heart a Doorway, page 38: "I killed a Goblin King with his own sword, and he made me his heir with his dying breath, the Goblin Prince in Waiting." Kade walked off into the maze of books, still carrying Nancy's suitcase. His voice drifted back, betraying his location. "The King was my enemy, but he was the first adult to see me clearly in my entire life."
Afterlife

> *"You can't have been in an Afterlife. No one comes back from those." -Eleanor West to Nancy*
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An Afterlife is a type of world classification mentioned in *Every Heart a Doorway*. On page 162, Nancy says that Sumi, Loriel, and Lundy can't move on to their afterlives until Jill gives back the things that make them important (Sumi's nimble hands, Loriel's keen eyes, Lundy's intelligent brain.)  In the last chapter, Kade says to Nancy that he and Christopher are working on a new map for worlds connected to the dead, with Vitus and Mortis as minor directions.

There are no examples of Afterlife worlds, either because they just weren't mentioned in the book or because none are known since no one comes back after traveling there.

## Trivia

* An afterlife is "(in some religions) a life after death."
The Battle of Sooteridge

The Battle of Sooteridge was a skirmish between the Mischief Guard and an unnamed force of the Underdark roughly a decade before the events of the 500th Terran Trials.

The initially cocksure Mischief forces were quickly outflanked by a mass of Underdark warriors whose number surpassed even the highest estimation on the day. Alongside foot soldiers the Underdark had spat out stood monstrous beings of all kinds and led to panic amongst the Mischief.

Surrounded on all sides with no hope of escape the outnumbered Mischief Knights decided to fight until their last in the name of Nestleton. All but one of these brave soldiers died in the combat, the only surviving member of the regiment being Llygoden of the Hydra's Head.

As his people watched from the battlements the final hulking monstrosity bared down on the town of Nestleton with only Llygoden standing in it's way. But with amazing grace and mastery of the Mischief Llygoden slew the beast alone and returned to the town a hero, but a hero alone. This act earned him the prefix among the Folk of 'Doomhalter'.
Burian

### Quote

"We're going on a journey, little friend. Oh, I can't wait for you to meet Burian."

Burian is Nadya's steed in the world of Belyyreka.

## Appearance

Burian is a turtle, though big enough for a human to ride on. Burian also possesses the ability to speak, like all the turtles in Belyyreka.

## History

### Beneath the Sugar Sky

Nadya thinks about Burian for a bit, remembering that the turtle had been big enough for her to ride on. When her door opens, she tells the turtle with her that she can't wait for him to meet Burian.

## Relationships

### Nadya

Nadya is Burian's rider. She describes the turtle as her dearest companion.

## Trivia

* "Burian" is a Russian name meaning "lives near the weeds."
	+ In Ukranian, it means "dwells near the weeds."

## References

1. ↑ Beneath the Sugar Sky, page 172: They didn't talk to her, not like the turtles in Belyyreka, and the largest of them was only the size of a dinner plate, instead of being wide enough to ride upon, like her beloved Burian, who had been her steed and dearest companion in the Drowned World, but they were still willing to let her tickle their shells and stroke their long, finely pebbled necks.
Belyyreka

**Belyyreka** is a World mentioned in *Beneath the Sugar Sky*.

## Description

The doors to Belyyreka have opened in both Earth and the Halls of the Dead, both appearing in the waterweeds of a turtle pond.

Not much is known about life in Belyyreka, but Nadya was able to make a prosthetic out of river water and had a steed Turtle named Burian. The turtles there are also able to talk.

## Place on the Compass

Belyyreka is a Logical world, possibly Wicked.

## Known Members

* Nadya
* Burian the Turtle

## References

1. ↑ [[1]]
2. ↑ https://www.tor.com/2017/11/20/all-the-known-portal-worlds-in-seanan-mcguires-wayward-children-series/
Bardo Tendency

**Bardo Tendency** (巴尔多 潮流 Barudo Chōryū) es la segunda parte de Nusa's Bizarre Adventure.

## Argumento

MIRA TU AWELA VA A RESUMIR ESTO PORQUE YO NO PUEDO. >:^(

## Personajes

***Nusita Satorini:*** Es la protagonista, obvio pls nomames. Es la hija de Shout Satorini II y Myuzumin Satorini, y por lo tanto la nieta de Solar y Nusi. Puede usar Jamón sin necesidad de entrenar. (ES NUSITA, NO NUSI. NO CONFUNDIR PLS.)

***Aveneae Zeppeli:*** Es el jojobro ps.

***Meri Meri:*** Es una experta en el uso del Jamón. Aunque Nusita no lo sabe, Meri Meri es su madre.

***Snoop Dog:*** NIGERUNDAYO, SMOKEY.

***Luae von Rimeheim:*** Es un mayor alemán cyborg to' wapo que ayuda en varias ocasiones a Nusita contra los Vándalos del Pilar.

***Speedanta:*** eee mira wn es spidanta again, solo k formó la Fundación Spidanta.

***Solar Q:*** Trabaja como el mayordomo de Meri Meri y al final se casa con Nusita Satorini.

### Vándalos del Pilar

***Asulio***

***Nero Alan***

***Ryu***

***Otaco***

## Curiosidades

* Aven es todavía más gay.
* SMOUK WID EBRIDEI.
Moon

Moon is a main character in In an Absent Dream, and is best friends with Lundy during her time in the Goblin Market.

## Appearance

At the start of the book, Moon was around the same height as Lundy. She had pale, dirty skin and small brown feathers growing from her hair and along her back.. She had the eyes of an owl, with no visable whites, large pupils and orange iris'. She wore a patchwork vest bedecked with odd strips of ribbon and fringe over a cream-colored shirt made from rough fabric, that had been hacked off just below the shoulders. Her pants were too tight and too short to fit, made of brown canvas with bright patches on the knees and cuffs. She wore no shoes, and had long and thick toenails.

When Lundy came to the Goblin Market for the second time, Moon had grown careless due to the grief and loneliness of being without Lundy and Mockery, so she had taken many debts, and had grown closer to becoming an owl. Her wide orange eyes had grown larger, seeming too swallow half her face, and her lips had become hard like a beak, and her fingers had grown longer. After washing clothes for a day with Lundy, she returned to her initial appearance.

When Lundy returned a third time, Moon had completly transformed into a brown owl. After paying off her debt, Moon returned to her fully human appearance, with eyes the colour of sanded pine. They had gone fully brown by the time Lundy was banished for good.

## Relationships

### Lundy

> "You were my best friend ever. Remember that, okay? I loved you a lot. Even if you did build a boat big enough to bury yourself in." -Moon's last goodbye to Lundy
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Lundy was Moon's best friend during her time in the Goblin Market. After Mockery died, Moon could hardly handle being apart from her. They both trusted each other enough share debts, and they did everything together, until Lundy started to stay on Earth for Diana's sake. Though it angered her each time Lundy left after only a brief visit back, she seemed to have forgiven her by the time Lundy was nearly 18, as she seemed delighted upon her return, thinking this time she would stay forever. Upon hearing Lundy's wish to stop aging, she says her goodbyes, prusumably because she knew the fate that would follow.

### The Archivist

The Archivist was like a parental figure to Moon when she was abandoned by her mother. She thinking of herself, the Archivist and Lundy as being like family.

### Vincent

After many years of buying his pies, Moon became an apprentice to Vincent, and surprised him with her quick learning and efficient working in pie making.

### Her mother

Moon's mother was born in the Goblin Market, and left Moon behind to go through her own door.
Mr. Chopper

### Quote

"Alexis's father had been a woodcutter before he'd settled into the innkeeper's life: hence the family name and the axe that hung above the fire. He was a mountain of a man, and Jack thought he might be the only human in the Moors who would stand a chance against Dr. Bleak in a physical contest."

Mr. Chopper is a character in *Down Among the Sticks and Bones*.

## Appearance

Jack describes Mr. Chopper as a mountain of a man, possibly stronger than Dr. Bleak.

## History

### Down Among the Sticks and Bones

Mr. Chopper gained his surname due to being a woodchopper before becoming an innkeeper with his wife. After Dr. Bleak and Jack raise his daughter, Alexis, from the dead, he become forever grateful to them.

One night, he and his wife are eating dinner with Alexis and her girlfriend Jack, when Jill arrives. Mr. Chopper immediately reaches for an axe that isn't there, and runs to his daughter after the twins leave.

## References

1. ↑ Down Among the Sticks and Bones, page 142: Alexis's father had been a woodcutter before he'd settled into the innkeeper's life: hence the family name and the axe that hung above the fire. He was a mountain of a man, and Jack thought he might be the only human in the Moors who would stand a chance against Dr. Bleak in a physical contest.