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Police Noob

Police Noob is a minor character in RoBloopers

## Appearance

Police Noob isn't like a normal noob with a reskin of the torso. Police Noob has blue shirt and blue pants and a police badge on the shirt.

## Personality

Police Noob is a police. So if somebody does something wrong. They arrest them.

## Trivia

* This is the first noob with an occupation.
RoBloopers

## RoBloopers

### Episode No.

5

RoBloopers is a show with 1 season and 5 episodes in total.

## Episodes

### Season 1

1. RoBloopers: Garbage
2. RoBloopers: Building
3. Camping: The Start of Trouble
4. Nub's Manual: How to revive Noobs
5. RoBloopers: Pizza

## Characters

### Season 1

* Noob (*Debut*)
* Nooby (*Debut*)
* Noober (*Debut*)
* Nooblet (*Debut*)
* Nub (*Debut*)
* Black Noob (*Debut*)
* Police Noob (*Debut*)
* Knob (*Debut*)
* Dark Blue Noob (*Debut*)
* Light Green Noob (*Debut*)
* Salmon Noob (*Debut*)
RoBloopers: Building

RoBloopers: Building is the second episode of RoBloopers.

## Plot

Nooby says to Noob that he can't believe three of them all got a job to build a building. Noob accidently drops a brick. Nooby is concered if it hits someone. Noob just thinks it won't. After that, Nooblet gets hit and a sad theme is played.

## Characters

### Main

* Noob
* Nooby
Nooby

Nooby is a character on RoBloopers. He is one of the main characters.

## Appearance

Nooby's appearance is same with Noob and Noober Just with a red torso.

## Personality

Nooby is an edgy person who hates everyone other then Noober. Noob and Nooby don't get along due to Noob crashing down the truck.

## Appearances

* RoBloopers: Garbage (*Debut)*
* RoBloopers: Building
* Camping: The Start of Trouble
Vierress Arabani

Bellemari Redmond (deceased)

Leliana Doughtry (deceased)

Silversilk (status unknown)

V (Damiana)

### Affiliation

The Lumen Rebellion (Spymaster, Armorer, Founding Member)The Cloister (formerly)

The Royal Palace (seamstress, armorer, formerly)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Violet

 Spymaster and founding member of the Lumen rebellion. Oversees the Lumen’s spy network while also juggling the armory and working part-time at the basement bar as a bartender. Cool, austere, and blunt, she provides a realistic approach to the world, watching with trained eyes that always seem to know something you don’t.
Nub

Nub is a noob in RoBloopers. He appears in his own mini-series called Nub's Manual.

## Appearance

As every noob appears as, He is a noob with a brown torso.

## Personality

Nub is a helper. Constantly helping people with their problems.

## Appearances

* Nub's Manual: How to revive Noobs (*Debut)*
* RoBloopers: Pizza (*Cameo*)

## Trivia

* He is the first person to get their own show.
Noob

Noob is a character on RoBloopers. He is one of the main characters.

## Appearance

Noob is a yellow noob with yellow hands, blue torso and green pants.

## Personality

As what Nooby said, Noob is an actual idiot. He will do stuff that is really random.

## Appearances

* RoBloopers: Garbage (*Debut*)
* RoBloopers: Building
* Camping: The Start of Trouble
* RoBloopers: Pizza

## Trivia

* Noob is the first character to be made.
Noober

Noober is a character on RoBloopers. He is considered a main character but he appeared on the third episode.

## Appearance

He is a noob with a green torso. Nothing special.

## Personality

Noober is mostly a dumb person but due to Nooby liking him more then Noob. He is considered smart by Nooby.

## Appearances

* Camping: The Start of Trouble (*Debut*)

## Trivia

* He is the third noob to made just before Nooblet.
	+ He appears on the third episode so it is weird how he is the third noob to be made.
Sheena

**Sheena** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is one of Jerlamarel's sighted children. Sheena is portrayed by Jaidyn Triplett, and appears in the episode "House of Enlightenment".

## General info

Sheena is one of Jerlamarel's sighted children, gathered by her father with her brothers and sisters at the House of Enlightenment. Although not raised by Jerlamarel, she believes in her father's mission to return sight to the world.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 "House of Enlightenment"
Assault on the Alkenny Village

The **Assault on the Alkenny Village** was a pivotal moment in the history of both the Payan Kingdom and the Alkenny. Witchfinders under the command of Tamacti Jun came into the possession of information indicating that the heretic, Jerlamarel, had left a woman pregnant with his child in the village of the Alkenny. The source of the information, Gether Bax, was a member of the Alkenny, and described the defenses of the village in detail to Tamacti Jun.

The Alkenny, alerted to the presence of Witchfinders at the bottom of the mountain, advanced to defend their home led by the chieftain, Baba Voss. The initial battle ended with the Alkenny withdrawing to the village and releasing their defensive wall of boulders to stop the Witchfinders advance. However, forewarned of the defensive wall, Tamacti Jun had only committed a small force to the initial attack, leaving the majority of his force intact.

During a lull in the fighting caused by heavy rain that meant the Witchfinders could not advance up the mountain, Baba Voss ordered the village to prepare for a further assault. The rest of the Alkenny, reasoning that the Witchfinders were there for Maghra and her child, instead decided to hand her and the children over in an effort to appease them. Baba Voss vowed to stand in their way, causing a rift in the village that threatened to turn violent. The situation was defused by Paris, who revealed there was a way to escape their mountain home; a bridge over one of the ravines surrounding the village built by Jerlamarel.

Baba Voss led the villagers across the bridge as the Witchfinders entered a deserted village. Alerted by the cries of the newborn twins, Tamacti Jun found the bridge, much to Gether Bax's surprise who did not know of its existence. Gether was sent to test it and managed to rejoin the Alkenny tribe, just before Baba Voss destroyed the bridge, halting the Witchfinders' pursuit.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame" (First appearance)
Matal

> "Matal, presage. What is their intention?"
> "I feel savage intent in the air. Savage and soon."
>
> Baba Voss and Matal, "Godflame"

**Matal** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is a member of the Alkenny Tribe and a Presage, capable of sensing the emotions of others. Matal is portrayed by actress Bree Klauser, and appears in the episodes "Godflame", "Message in a Bottle", "Fresh Blood", and "The River".

## Biography

Matal was a member of the Alkenny tribe, and a Presage who was capable of sensing the emotions of other people. When the Witchfinders attacked the Alkenny Village in search of Witches, Matal defended the village and used her abilities to sense the savage intent of the Witchfinder army. Matal joined the rest of the Alkenny in escaping the village over a bridge ahead of the Witchfinders, and joined the Alkenny in establishing a new village. As the years passed in the new village, Matal taught the children to read knots.

Matal was a loyal member of the Alkenny tribe and was loyal to Baba Voss. She did not hesitate to follow Baba Voss, Maghra, Kofun, Haniwa, Paris, Arca, and Bow Lion in their escape from the Witchfinders, losing her life in doing so.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame" (First appearance)
	+ "Message in a Bottle"
	+ "Fresh Blood"
	+ "The River"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The River"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Godflame"
3. ↑ "Message in a Bottle"
Salli Richardson-Whitfield

**Salli Richardson-Whitfield** is a director on *SEE*.

## Other work

* Eureka
* Queen Sugar
* Scandal
* Stitchers
* Survivor's Remorse
* Lethal Weapon
* Star
* Agents of Shield
* Luke Cage
* Love Is\_
* Black Lightning
* Black-ish
* The Punisher
* All American
* The Magicians
* Shadowhunters
* Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
* American Gods
* Doom Patrol
* The Chi
* Dear White People
* Pearson
* Treadstone
* Reprisal
* Altered Carbon
The Dreamer

> "We continued the parliamentary session that you called. It was pointed out that the Witchfinders don't come unless they believe there are witches."
>
> The Dreamer, "Godflame"

**The Dreamer** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is the Alkenny's priest, governing the spiritual health of the tribe, as well as being the mother of Bow Lion. The Dreamer is portrayed by Tantoo Cardinal, and appears in the episodes "Godflame," "Message in a Bottle," "Fresh Blood," and "The River."

## Biography

The Dreamer is a member of the Alkenny tribe, and the mother of Bow Lion. When the Witchfinders attack the Alkenny Village in search of Witches, the Dreamer opposed Baba Voss' decision to continue fighting and attempt to appease them by handing over Maghra's children. When Paris reveals the existence of an escape route off the mountain, the Dreamer relents in her opposition and joins the Alkenny in escaping their village.

For seventeen years, the Dreamer watched over the Alkenny. When Souter Bax gave birth to a malformed baby with her nephew, Gether Bax, the Dreamer knew that the Alkenny's isolation had thickened the blood of the tribe and that they needed to attend a festival to bring new blood in. Despite Baba Voss' initial rejection of the idea, the Dreamer told him that for seventeen years that Alkenny had gone without medicine and trade, and now they were weary of it. The Dreamer warned Baba that if he did not allow the Alkenny to leave for the festival, they would probably end up leaving anyway. A contingent of the Alkenny prepared to travel to a nearby festival, and the Dreamer prepared her daughter, Bow Lion, for the trip.

When the Witchfinders finally found the location of the new Alkenny village, The Dreamer tried to appease Tamacti Jun by telling him the Witches had gone. Considering the entire village to be complicit in hiding the children of Jerlamarel, Tamacti killed The Dreamer with a knife to the throat.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame" (First appearance)
	+ "Message in a Bottle"
	+ "Fresh Blood"
	+ "The River"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The River"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 "Godflame"
3. ↑ "Fresh Blood"
RoBloopers/Season 1

RoBloopers Season 1 is the first season of the show. It currently has 5 episodes.

## Episodes

1. RoBloopers: Garbage
2. RoBloopers: Building
3. Camping: The Start of Trouble
4. Nub's Manual: How to revive Noobs
5. RoBloopers: Pizza

## Characters

* Noob (*Debut*)
* Nooby (*Debut*)
* Noober (*Debut*)
* Nooblet (*Debut*)
* Nub (*Debut*)
* Black Noob (*Debut*)
* Police Noob (*Debut*)
* Dark Blue Noob (*Debut*)
* Knob (*Debut*)
* Light Green Noob (*Debut*)
* Salmon Noob (*Debut*)
Rock-a-Bye

**Rock-a-Bye** is the eighth episode and season finale of *SEE’s* second season. It aired on October 15, 2021.

## Synopsis

Baba and Edo lead their armies into an epic battle that builds to an intense faceoff between the brothers.

## Plot

The war begins between Payan and Trivantes. As Trivantian soldiers advance, The Payans close the gate to the fortress to delay the attack. Haniwa and Kofun refuse to leave after Baba Voss asks them to, much to his frustration. However, Baba hears the Hidden Tribe call, signalling the arrival of the hidden tribes led by Paris and Toad. An old friend is with them to join the fight.

Meanwhile, Maghra sits with Queen Kane where the Queen reveals the father of her son. Maghra believes the Queen to be lying and says as much. Later, Maghra and Harlan discuss their attempted assassination, where it is revealed who did this.

Back at the battle, the Trivantians advance initially with scouts which are taken down by Baba Voss and Payan soldiers. Baba decides to take the fight to the caverns to give them the advantage. They used fire to wipe out a large number of Trivantian soldiers, and Kofun soon neutralised the archers by stopping the sighted child from giving orders.

The battle is brutal with many casualties, and Baba takes a course of action that swings the battle in favor of the Payans, leading to their victory. Wren survives the battle and she and Haniwa make a decision on their future. Meanwhile, Baba and Edo face one another For the last time.

Baba and Maghra discuss their family and how their children are grown up. Payan military requires changes which gives mixed opinions from the Payan ranks. Baba Voss makes a decision about his future and Paris sees Queen Kane where they discuss her child.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jason Momoa as Baba Voss
* Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane
* Hera Hilmar as Maghra
* Christian Camargo as Tamacti Jun
* Archie Madekwe as Kofun
* Nesta Cooper as Haniwa
* Eden Epstein as Wren
* Olivia Cheng as Charlotte
* Hoon Lee as Toad
* Tom Mison as Lord Harlan

With

* Dave Bautista as Edo Voss

And

* Alfre Woodard as Paris

### Co-Starring

* Martin Roach as Captain Gosset
* Adrian Groulx as Rockwell
* Dayo Okeniyi as Oloman
* Brandom McGibbon as Ferik
* Clint Rudderham as Andal
* Shayla Brown as Salvin Leader
* Victor Mifsud as Yelis Leader
* Samantha Moore as Reyenne Leader
* Nicole Stamp as Onica
* Sarah Gale as Elder Council Official
* Nickolas Baric and Fraser Aitcheson as Trivantian soldiers

## Interesting details

The song that Queen Kane sings to her unborn child is Rock-A-Bye from the song Lullaby by Shawn Mullins.

This is also the title of the episode.
Plastic

**Plastic** is the fifth episode of *SEE*.

## Synopsis

Searching for Maghra's lost pouch, the pilgrims stumble across an Opayol village and a boy named Boots. Once the pouch is found, Maghra is able to reveal her true identity.

## Plot

Baba Voss, Haniwa, and Kofun come across an Opayol village built from plastic refuse and realize that whoever took Maghra’s pouch must be inside.

Haniwa convinces Baba Voss and Kofun to let her sneak in alone. She retrieves the pouch from a pile of stolen items in the central square, but the Creature spots her and takes chase. Was he looking at her? Shortly later, the Creature approaches Baba Voss and Kofun while carrying Baba Voss’s axe and a barely breathing Haniwa. He tells them to take Haniwa and leave just as Kofun realizes that the Creature can see.

Baba Voss wants his axe back and thus starts a fight with his first sighted opponent. Kofun jumps in to help and removes the Creature’s hood to reveal a boy similar in age. Haniwa wakes and halts the fighting by pointing out a tattoo of an eye with an arrow on his shoulder. The boy is named Boots, and Jerlamarel is his father too. Baba Voss, Haniwa, and Kofun return to camp with Boots.

Haniwa explains that Jerlamarel lived in the Opayol village for a year after leaving Maghra. The Opayol treated Boots as a slave, and now he must journey with them as family. This suggestion makes the rest of the group uncomfortable, but they agree. Maghra shows the pouch’s contents to Baba Voss — a bracelet and rings that were a gift from her father (but we don’t see this just yet).

Before our pilgrims can depart, Tamacti Jun and his army arrive. With capture imminent, Maghra puts on her father’s rings and reveals herself to Tamacti Jun, who instantly recognizes her as Queen Kane’s sister. He and his soldiers fall to their knees in homage to a princess back from the dead. Meanwhile, Queen Kane is captured by two female shadow warriors and forced to make silk in a slave camp — the very place from which she once purchased her own silk gowns.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jason Momoa as Baba Voss
* Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane
* Hera Hilmar as Maghra
* Christian Camargo as Tamacti Jun
* Archie Madekwe as Kofun
* Nesta Cooper as Haniwa
* Yadira Guevara-Prip as Bow Lion

And

* Alfre Woodard as Paris

### Guest Starring

* Franz Drameh as Boots
* Timothy Webber as Cutter
* Lauren Glazier as Nyrie

### Co-starring

* Hiro Kanagawa as Lord Unoa
* Christian Sloan as Witchfinder Ayura
* Josh Blacker as Witchfinder Warrior
* Cassandra Naud as Shadow Warrior #1
* Shalyn Ferdinand as Shadow Warrior #2
Kai Hirvonen

**Kai Hirvonen** is a key stunt rigger on *SEE*.

## Other work

* *I, Robot*
* *Sanctuary*
* *Underworld Awakening*
* *X-Men: Days of Future Past*
* *The Revenant*
* *Warcraft*
* *Independence Day: Resurgence*
* *Dead of Summer*
* *The Man in the High Castle*
* *Monster Trucks*
* *Power Rangers*
* *Prison Break*
* *War for the Planet of the Apes*
* *Lost in Space*
* *Skyscraper*
* *Bad Times at the El Royale*
Lady An

> *"Lady An, when the God Flame burns our skin, do you blame God or yourself?"*
> *"Neither one, my queen. I blame my maid for not shading me."*
>
> Queen Kane to Lady An, "The River"

**Lady An** is a minor character in *SEE*. She is a member of Payan's ruling council, serving under Queen Kane. Lady An is portrayed by Gabrielle Rose, and appears in the episode "The River."

## General info

Lady An is a member of the ruling council of Payan, serving Queen Kane. Like many of the Lords of Payan, she is worried that the Queen's obsession with Jerlamarel and his Witch children is blinding her to the problems Payan is suffering at home. Along with Lord Dune and Lord Unoa, she plots to remove Queen Kane from power in such a way that they cannot be blamed.

Unaware that Nyrie had discovered their plot, Lady An and Lord Dune invited Queen Kane to a celebration to unveil a new songbird especially for her. In truth, they intended to poison her with a spider. Aware of the plot, Queen Kane killed Lady An herself, while Nyrie dealt with Lord Dune.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "The River"
Season 2

**Season 2** of Apple TV+ original science fiction drama series *SEE* renewal was announced on November 7, 2019. The first episode premiered on August 27, 2021, followed by new episodes weekly, every Friday.

## Synopsis

In season two, Baba Voss is fighting to reunite his torn-apart family and get away from the war and politics that surround him, but the more he moves away, the deeper he gets sucked in, and the emergence of his nemesis brother threatens his family even more.

## Cast and Characters

* Jason Momoa as Baba Voss
* Dave Bautista as Edo Voss
* Alfre Woodard as Paris
* Eden Epstein
* Tom Mison
* Hoon Lee
* Olivia Cheng
* David Hewlett
* Tamara Tunie
* Yadira Guevara-Prip as Bow Lion
* Nesta Cooper as Haniwa
* Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane
* Archie Madekwe as Kofun
* Christian Camargo as Tamacti Jun
* Hera Hilmar as Maghra

## Production

Filming for the second season was expected to begin on February 3, 2020 and end on July 10, 2020. However, in March 2020, Apple TV+ shut down production on the series due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On September 17, it was announced that the show would resume filming on October 14.

## Gallery

### Videos

SEE — Season 2 Official Trailer - Apple TV-PlusSEE — Season 2 Official Teaser - Apple TV+
## References

1. ↑ ‘Dickinson,’ ‘See’ Renewed for Season 2 at Apple TV+
2. ↑ https://deadline.com/2020/03/coronavirus-all-apple-tv-active-series-shut-down-see-mythic-quest-servant-for-all-mankind-1202882817/
3. ↑ https://deadline.com/2020/09/see-apple-jason-momoa-resume-production-october-1234572774/
Jason Momoa

**Jason Momoa** (born August 1, 1979) is an American actor. He portrays the lead role of Baba Voss in *SEE*. Momoa is best known for his roles as Ronon Dex in *Stargate Atlantis*, Khal Drogo in *Game of Thrones*, Arthur Curry/Aquaman in the DC Extended Universe, and Duncan Idaho in *Dune*.

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Pennsa

**Pennsa** was one of the largest settlements in the Payan kingdom, with the capital, Kanzua, being the largest. The city was ruled by Lord Harlan, with Captain Gosset serving as commander of its military forces. Following the destruction of Kanzua, Queen Kane travelled to Pennsa and consecrated it as the new Payan capital.

## Appearances

* "Brothers and Sisters"
* "Forever
* "The Compass"
Silk

**Silk** is the sixth episode of *SEE*.

## Synopsis

Familial tensions hit the boiling point as Boots claim that Maghra has died sets the pilgrims against each other. Queen Kane tries to adapt to her new life of servitude.

## Plot

Boots shocks our pilgrims by asserting that Maghra is dead. He witnessed Tamacti Jun pull his sword and cut her down. No one wants to believe him, but Haniwa finds Maghra’s bag covered in mud and blood — an apparent confirmation. Boots offers a place to hide and leads the group to a cave opening, where he suddenly locks them in a cage. As the cage descends into darkness, shadowy figures knock the pilgrims unconscious with an anesthetic. They come to in a holding chamber as tensions brew, especially between Haniwa and Kofun. Consumed by grief, even Baba Voss can’t help but blame Haniwa for convincing them to trust Boots.

A shadowy woman named Delia explains that they have entered an underground tribe. Boots is her son, and his father is Jerlamarel. They were members of the Opayol tribe, and its members bullied Boots when they learned he could see. He eventually killed them all in an act of revenge. In an effort to clear her conscience, Delia helps our pilgrims escape and is killed in the process.

Meanwhile, Queen Kane struggles to adjust to life on the silk farm and is brutally beaten for idling. She confides in a fellow slave named Cora and reveals her royal identity in the hopes of leading a rebellion. Her plan backfires when Cutter takes her Payan Royal Amulet. In Tamacti Jun’s tent, Maghra reveals her secret history in exchange for the safety of her family.

As her father — the King of Payan — was dying, he whispered in Maghra’s ear: “You must rule, soon.” This was a clear snub to his eldest daughter Princess Sibeth (aka Queen Kane). Maghra rallied support to remove her sister from the throne, but her efforts failed without Tamacti Jun’s blessing. She had no join but to run. Queen Kane lied about her death.

Suddenly, Boots arrives tells Maghra that he is the only one who can help her because he can see. With family in jeopardy in two directions, she makes a deal with the devil as the Royal Amulet and a message demanding ransom in exchange for Queen Kane are in play.

## Cast

### Starring

* Jason Momoa as Baba Voss
* Sylvia Hoeks as Queen Kane
* Hera Hilmar as Maghra
* Christian Camargo as Tamacti Jun
* Archie Madekwe as Kofun
* Nesta Cooper as Haniwa
* Yadira Guevara-Prip as Bow Lion

And

* Alfre Woodard as Paris

### Guest Starring

* Franz Drameh as Boots
* Timothy Webber as Cutter
* Jessica Harper as Cora
* Kyra Zagorsky as Delia

### Co-starring

* Josh Blacker as Witchfinder Warrior
* Patricia Drake as Overseer
* Gardiner Millar as King
* Ava Sleeth as Young Manghra
* Cassandra Naud as Shadow Warrior #1
* Shalyn Ferdinand as Shadow Warrior #2
RoBloopers: Pizza

RoBloopers: Pizza is the 5th episode so far.

## Plot

Noob thinks what pizza to order. Dark Blue Noob asks him to hurry up causing Noob to throw him outside. Noob made the decision to order a normal pizza. Black Noob takes Noob's order. A few minutes later the pizza is done. Noob exits the building and the cops arrive saying Noob threw somebody outside the building. Noob blames it on Knob. Then, the cops go and squash Knob.

## Characters

### Main

* Noob
* Black Noob (*Debut*)

### Minor

* Dark Blue Noob (*Debut*)
* Police Noob (*Debut*)
* Knob (*Debut*)

### Cameo

* Light Green Noob (*Debut*)
* Salmon Noob (*Debut)*
* Nub
* Nooblet

## Trivia

* This episode brought a lot of new characters that have a minor role in the episode.
Kerrigan

**Kerrigan** is a supporting character introduced in SEE's second season. Portrayed by John Humphrey, Kerrigan is Lord Harlan's brother and confidante.

## General Info

Kerrigan is the brother of Lord Harlan, ruler of Pennsa, and lives with him. When Queen Kane arrives in Pennsa and takes control following the destruction of Kanzua, Kerrigan is effectively evicted from his own home. Kerrigan acts as his brother's confidante and aide, and Harlan shares his misgivings about Queen Kane's arrival and her planned war with Trivantes.

Kerrigan brings Zechan, a palace guard and survivor of the destruction of Kanzua to Harlan. Contrary to the Queen's story that the Trivantians destroyed Kanzua, he believes that the Queen was responsible. Harlan listens to his story then kills him in front of the Queen as a show of loyalty.

## Appearances

**Season Two**

* "Brothers and Sisters"
* "The Compass"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "Brothers and Sisters"
2. ↑ "The Compass"
Wren

**Wren** is a character introduced in the second season of Apple TV+'s *SEE*. A smart and ambitious lieutenant of the Trivantian army and close confidant of General Edo Voss. Wren is played by actress Eden Epstein.

## General info

Lieutenant Wren was a Trivantian Army soldier serving under the command of Commander General Edo Voss. Following Edo's capture of his niece, Haniwa, Wren was put in charge of keeping her secure. Wren worried that smuggling a Sighted person into Trivantes was dangerous.

While Wren guarded Haniwa, her prisoner realized the truth about her; Wren herself was Sighted and could see despite her not being a child of Jerlamarel. Haniwa tried to escape and the two fought. However Haniwa could not bring herself to kill Wren when she had the upper hand.

Wren joins the Trivantian army in an intense battle with Ganite forces. She is able to halt the Ganite advance as her forces retreat. She is with her battalion as they discuss the retreats they have endured. After Tormada enters and explains how he can help them achieve victory, she appears confused. This turns into a horror as she watches the explosion wipe out a front of the Ganite advance. Tormada discusses with her his wider plans and what he intends to use her for, including her sight which she is shocked he knows about. She is very apprehensive about these events.

Not aligning with Tormada’s plans, Wren goes to free Oloman and find out more about what Tormada is building. She wants to go with Oloman to free his family who are held captive and destroy the bombs. After she frees him, the pair are confronted by Trivantian forces who kill Oloman. Wren is able to escape and the Trivantians give chase.

Escaping Trivantian forces, Wren arrives in Pennsa. She stays in Haniwa’s room and is confronted by Charlotte, who believed Wren to be a threat. In the end, Wren is left alone with Haniwa, saying she has something to tell her. The rest of the group are informed by Wren of Tormada’s plans for the bombs and his conquering of territories. Wren is keen to destroy the bombs and mentions the coal needed in their manufacturing. Noting that the bombs are kept at the House of Enlightenment, Wren believes a mission should be undertaken there to destroy them.

Later, Wren sits by the fire at night and Haniwa joins her. Wren thinks about how her desertion from her battalion is a crime punishable by death, and laments on how she will never see her family again. She also shakily admits that she is traumatised by what she witnessed on the Western front, almost choking on her words as she tells Haniwa about the bombs that tore the Ganites to shreds. Haniwa tells her that sight isn't always a gift and comforts Wren as she weeps.

Wren and the group begin their journey to the House and eventually make it here, after picking up Ranger. Wren joins the group in killing the guards and freeing the children, but the group are forced to retreat and hold up in the building after the Trivantians arrive.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Brothers and Sisters"
2. ↑ ”Heavy Hangs the Head”
3. ↑ ”Watch Out for Wolves”
4. ↑ ”This Land is Your Land”
5. ↑ ”The Storm”
Oxe

> *"The Witchfinders murdered your people. We grieve for them. Here, too, the Valeyas have known the pain of their souls. But my people worry that you may lead Tamacti Jun back to us."*
>
> Oxe, "House of Enlightenment"

**Oxe** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is the leader of the Valeya tribe. Oxe is portrayed by Ese Atawo, and appears in the episode "House of Enlightenment".

## General info

Oxe is the leader of the Valeya tribe, and led them through a confrontation with Tamacti Jun and his Witchfinders that left some of the tribe dead. When Baba Voss and Paris seek help for the injured Bow Lion, Oxe reluctantly agrees. However, Oxe agrees on the condition that Baba Voss and Paris leave, and make tracks away from the village.
Cutter

> *"If you work hard for me, you will live well. If you try to escape, you will not get far, and the consequences will be unpleasant. You are an interesting one. I look forward to whatever time we are able to spend together here."*
>
> Cutter, "Plastic"

**Cutter** is a supporting character in *SEE*. He controls a silk operation that uses slaves. Cutter is portrayed by Timothy Webber, and appears in the episode "Plastic."

## General info

Cutter ran a silk manufacturing operation that supplied the material to the high-born nobles of Payan. His business was staffed by captive slaves, and his will enforced by guards and shadows. Queen Kane was captured by his shadows and brought before Cutter. Unaware of who she was was, Cutter put her to work in his silk farming operation.
Harmony

**Harmony** is a supporting character introduced in SEE's second season. Portrayed by Nina Kiri, Harmony is one of Queen Kane's servants in Pennsa.

## General Info

Harmony is a servant of Queen Kane in Pennsa. She attends to the Queen and announces the arrival of important figures such as Lord Harlan.

## Appearances

**Season Two**

* "Brothers and Sisters"
* "Forever"
* The Witchfinder
* The Dinner Party
Presage

A **Presage** was someone with an extrasensory ability to feel emotions and intentions to sense what is coming. They have an empathic sense that extends beyond a person’s physical form. They therefore have a heightened emotional sense to the connection between the real physical world, and the spiritual metaphysical world.

Paris and Matal are both Presages in the Alkenny Tribe.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame"
God bone

**God bone** is a term used for metal but also for concrete. Metal being one of the most important and precious substances in this world, reclaimed steel, iron, brass, or even old oil drums, are often used as weapons or armor. Sometimes metal is used for trading. Also when speaking of buildings the term god bone is used.
Josh Blacker

**Josh Blacker** is an actor. He portrays the role of Witchfinder Warrior in Apple TV+'s original series, *SEE*. Josh appears in the episodes "Godflame", "Message in a Bottle", "Fresh Blood", "The River", "Plastic", "Silk", "The Lavender Road", and "House of Enlightenment" in Season 1.

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Alkenny

The **Alkenny** are a small, isolated tribe who live at a high elevation. The population of around 65-75 people typically live in rectangular wood shelters, that also utilize fur and woven grasses, local materials that are similarly be found in their clothing. The Alkenny believe in something other than what you can touch and hear and smell, so govern with a combination of mysticism and democracy, where everyone has a vote. Their original village was a fifty-day ride to the edge of Payan Kingdom, a rival and hostile tribe and civilization.

Following the Witchhunters attack on New Alkenny the tribe is almost completely extinct, with the only known survivors being Haniwa, Kofun, and Maghra.

## Overview

### Society

The Alkenny are led by a chieftain, Baba Voss, who rules at the behest of the people. Religious authority resides in The Dreamer and Paris, and a form of democracy is practised where each member of the tribe has a vote. The chieftain has the ability to call a parliament to discuss matters that concern the whole tribe.

The Alkenny are an isolated tribal society with a small population of around 70 people in total. Whilst the members do get married and women wear a upper-arm bracelet to show it, these marriages are not recognised by the Payan Kingdom.

The Alkenny have a mystical and shamanistic religion with members believing in something other than what you can touch, hear and smell.

While the Alkenny do not have an organized militia, each member of the tribe is called upon to fight if the situation warrants it. Weapons are stored under the authority of the Quartermaster, Arca, who distributes them in times of conflict. The Alkenny employ coordinated tactics and fight under the leadership of Baba Voss, using Scentiers, Ayuras, and Presages to their advantage.

#### Infrastructure and Technology

The Alkenny have very primitive technology, building their homes in the form rectangular wooden shelters that also utilise fur and woven grasses, connected by ropes for guiding members of the tribe around the village. Being built on a mountainside, with three sheer cliffs and only one approach, the Alkenny built walls of warning chimes to inform villagers when they were near the edge of the cliff faces. On the mountain approach, a wall of large stones and boulders was built to give the Alkenny a high vantage point to defend from aggression and, in last ditch defenses, could be released to send an avalanche of rocks into an enemy force.

The Alkenny are armed with crudely built swords and spears, honed to a killing edge. The **Alkenny** also employ Killing Ropes to engage enemies from distance. Armor is worn, mainly constructed of leather with metal or wooden helmets. Baba Voss uses a gauntlet built from a tree branch with spikes jutting out from it.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame"

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 1.16 1.17 1.18 1.19 1.20 1.21 1.22 "Godflame"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Apple TV. See. Bonus content. The Story: Season 1
Shadow

A **Shadow** is someone, usually female, with the power to be very close to someone without them knowing or recognizing the presence of the Shadow.

Undetectable when practicing, a Shadow gathers secrets through observation and moves slowly, silently and smoothly like a snake, the scents of their body masked with natural local materials. Shadowing is a pure form of consciousness where the artist becomes exclusively a pure observer of events unfolding.

The art of Shadowing is very secretive and is passed from generation to generation through the paternal line. When Shadowing, she purges herself of thought, so even Ayuras and Presages cannot sense a Shadow’s presence.

In the Alkenny tribe, Bow Lion is a Shadow, a fact only known to her mother The Dreamer, who helps her understand the responsibility of holding secrets.
Jefferson Halliday

**Jefferson Halliday** is an actor. He portrays the role of Courtier in Apple TV+'s original series, *SEE*. Jefferson appears in the episodes "Godflame", "Message in a Bottle, and "Fresh Blood" in Season 1.

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Smithee

**Smithee** is a supporting character introduced in SEE's second season. Portrayed by Ian Matthews, Smithee is a blacksmith in Trivantes.

## General Info

Smithee works alongside Yakis as a blacksmith in Trivantes. When Baba Voss sought out his old friend, Smithee overheard their conversations and realized who Baba was. Working with Snell, Smithee sought to sell Baba out to Edo Voss in exchange for a reward, but was killed by Baba before the Trivantian soldiers arrived.

## Appearances

**Season Two**

* "Brothers and Sisters"
Adrian Hough

**Adrian Hough** (born July 10th, 1976 in Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian actor. After a decade of training and taking small roles in the U.K., he returned to Canada in the late 90s and has since appeared in over 100 major productions, chief among them the films Assassain's Creed III and X-Men 3, as well as the television series Rescue Heroes and Home Before Dark. He speaks fluent French and frequently does voice work for animated features and video games.

He portrays the role of Lord Sak in Apple TV+'s original series, *SEE*. Hough appears in the episodes "Godflame" and "Message in a Bottle" in Season 1.

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Dax

**Dax** is a supporting character introduced in SEE's second season. Portrayed by Alex Breaux, Dax is a Witchfinder under the command of Toad.

## General Info

Dax is a Witchfinder in the Payan armed forces, serving under the command of Toad and alongside fellow Witchfinder Frye. The force is dispatched to find Princess Maghra's children, Kofun and Haniwa, and return them to their mother. Toad leads the unit to near Trivantes, where they encounter Kofun and Paris. Acting under their orders, the Witchfinders take Kofun with them and head towards Pennsa.

## Appearances

**Season Two**

* "Brothers and Sisters"
* "Forever"
* "The Compass"
Hoveh

**Hoveh** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is one of Oloman's sighted children. Hoveh is portrayed by Ayanna Mathai Miorin, and appears in the episode "House of Enlightenment".

## General info

Hoveh is one of Oloman's sighted children. Her brother is Hayeh.

## History

### Season 1

#### *House of Enlightenment*

Hoveh is seen in the House of Enlightenment when Jerlamarel gathers his sighted children.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 "House of Enlightment"
Tantoo Cardinal

**Tantoo Cardinal** (born July 20, 1950) is a Canadian film and television actress. She portrays the role of The Dreamer in *SEE*. Cardinal is a member of the Order of Canada "for her contributions to the growth and development of Aboriginal performing arts in Canada, as a screen and stage actress, and as a founding member of the Saskatchewan Native Theatre Company."

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Hera Hilmar

**Hera Hilmar** (born December 27, 1988) is an Icelandic actress. She portrays the role of Maghra in *SEE*. Hilmar is best known for her roles as Vanessa Moschella in *Da Vinci's Demons* and Hester Shaw in *Mortal Engines*.

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Sight

**Sight** refers to the ability for an individual to see. Individuals who can see are referred to as **Sighted** or "Witches."

## Background

Sight is deemed as witchcraft. The idea that vision ever even existed is now heresy, and to believe that humans were ever able to see is punishable by death. Those possessing, or thought to possess, Sight are burned at the stake.

## History

### Season 1

Haniwa and Kofun are thought to be the only individuals with sight in the entire series. In *House of Enlightenment*, it is revealed that there are eleven total individuals currently who can see.

## Sighted Individuals

Main page: Sighted
* Jerlamarel
* Haniwa
* Kofun
* Sammy
* Boots
* Oloman
* Hayeh
* Hovah
* Nonni
* Sheva
* Sheena

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame"
Arca

> "Arca. Quartermaster. I stand with Baba Voss!"
>
> Arca, "Godflame"

**Arca** is a supporting character in *SEE*. He is the quartermaster of the Alkenny tribe. Arca is portrayed by actor Luc Roderique, appearing in the episodes "Godflame," "Fresh Blood," and "The River."

## Biography

Serving as the quartermaster for the Alkenny tribe, Arca was responsible for the storage and distribution of the tribe's weaponry. Like the majority of the Alkenny, he is called upon to defend the Alkenny Village when it was attacked by Queen Kane's Witchfinder army, who were searching for the heretic Jerlamarel.

Arca and the Alkenny fought the Witchfinder army at the Wall, but were forced to retreat when it was clear that the tribe were outnumbered. With the village surrounded by ravines and sheer drops on all sides, the Alkenny were trapped on the mountain. In an effort to spare the village, the Alkenny voted to try and appease the Witchfinder General by handing over Maghra and her children, who they believed to be witches.

The Alkenny's leader, Baba Voss stood against the decision. Arca supported Baba's decision, standing by his side to defend Maghra and the twins. The division almost turned to bloodshed, until Paris revealed that Jerlamarel had built a bridge they could use to escape the Witchfinder army. The Alkenny escaped the Witchfinder army, fleeing the mountain to a new home.

Arca lived with the Alkenny for the next seventeen years. When it became clear the tribe needed new blood after the malformed birth of Souter and Gether Bax's child, Arca remained in New Alkenny while Baba Voss led some of the tribe to a nearby Holy Festival.

When the Witchfinder Army found New Alkenny thanks to Gether Bax's messages, Arca joined Baba Voss and his family, along with Paris, Bow Lion, and Matal, in escaping by boat. Chased by Tamacti Jun and his Witchfinders, Arca was killed during the chase, stabbed to death by multiple soldiers.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame" (First appearance)
	+ "Fresh Blood"
	+ "The River"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "The River"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 "Godflame"
3. ↑ "Fresh Blood"
Killing Ropes

**Killing Ropes** — also known as **Spinning Ropes** — are long, usually leather, ropes with blades and rocks at the end. They're used by Kill Dancers. When spinning, they orbit quickly. This means they can be easily weaponised — and they can also locate the enemy or stationary objects. The sound made when spinning also referred to as Rope Music.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame"
Rockwell

**Rockwell** is a supporting character introduced in SEE's second season. Portrayed by Adrian Groulx, Rockwell is a Sighted child of Jerlamarel's who was gifted to Edo Voss.

## General Info

Rockwell is a Sighted child who was fathered by Jerlamarel and gifted to Edo Voss as part of a secret military program the General was trialling involving taking advantage of Sight in combat. When Baba Voss infiltrated Trivantes and was discovered, Rockwell guided the Trivantians in attempting to capture him. Baba caught up with Rockwell and tried to silence him but could not bring himself to kill a child. Leaving Rockwell alive, the Sighted child assisted the Trivantians in eventually capturing Baba.

## Appearances

**Season Two**

* "Brothers and Sisters"
* "Forever"

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Brothers and Sisters"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Forever"
Oloman

> *"Look, I get it, Kofun. It wasn't any easier for me when I first got here. But what you don't realize is that even though you can see, you've been living out there in the darkness your whole life. Just give it some time. Jerlamarel may not have raised us, but he made us with purpose."*
>
> Oloman, "House of Enlightenment"

**Oloman** is a supporting character in *SEE*. He is one of Jerlamarel's sighted children. Oloman is portrayed by Dayo Okeniyi, and appears in the episode *House of Enlightenment*.

## General info

Oloman is one of Jerlamarel's sighted children, gathered by his father with his brothers and sisters at the House of Enlightenment. He was not raised by Jerlamarel, but believes wholeheartedly in his father's mission to return sight to the world. Oloman has two sighted children, Hayeh and Hoveh.

Oloman acts as Jerlamarel's right hand man, and is responsible for keeping the House of Enlightenment's power generator running. Oloman's contribution to the generator was installing a pressure relief valve.

## History

### Season 1

#### *House of Enlightenment*

Oloman was seen in the House of Enlightenment when Jerlamarel's kin gathered.

## References

1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 "House of Enlightenment"
Delia

> *"The child is my fault. Therefore your presence here is my fault as well. Whichever of you is successful in escaping here alive swear to me that you will find the boy, that you will find my son and you will kill him."*
>
> Delia, "Silk"

**Delia** is a supporting character in *SEE*. She is Jerlamarel's lover and the mother of Boots. Delia is portrayed by Kyra Zagorsky, and appears in the episode "Silk".

## General info

Delia was the lover of Jerlamarel when he stayed with the Opayol tribe. After their son, Boots, was born, Jerlamarel left them. Over the years, the Opayol tribe began to sense that Boots was different and treated him as such by abusing him. Eventually, Boots killed the entire Opayol tribe, until it was just himself and Delia left. When it was just them, Boots trapped her underground where she encountered a cave-dwelling tribe. After five years as a prisoner, Delia eventually joined the tribe.

Sometime after, Boots trapped others in the same way that he had trapped Delia. Baba Voss and the survivors of the Alkenny tribe were captured by the tribe. Delia talked to them and once she learned that Boots was responsible for their plight, aided them in escaping as long as one of them promised to kill her son.
Kelly McCarthy

**Kelly McCarthy** is a visual effects producer from *Soho VFX* on *SEE*.

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Lord Unoa

> "Do you believe the evil power of light can be passed into a child?"
> "No. I don't believe it can be passed into a child."
> "Don't lie to me. I hear it. It wastes so much time. Caution, fear. Fucking be honest!"
> "I honestly do not know."
>
> Queen Kane and Lord Unoa, "Godflame"

**Lord Unoa** is a supporting character in *SEE*. He is the Royal Physician and member of the Payan Kingdom ruling council. Unoa is portrayed by Hiro Kanagawa, and appears in the episodes "Godflame," "Message in a Bottle," "The River," and "Plastic".

## Biography

Lord Unoa is the Royal Physician of the Payan Kingdom. He is a confidant of Queen Kane, who talked to him about the possibility of Jerlamarel passing on his gift of sight to his children. After learning that Jerlamarel had indeed fathered children among the Alkenny, Queen Kane called her lords together and asked the same question to Lord Unoa publicly. At first, he stated that it was impossible for Jerlamarel to pass his gift to his children, but Queen Kane ordered him to be honest in his assessment. Lord Unoa admitted that he did not know if it was possible.

Three years later, Lord Unoa attended the execution of Lord Carne and Lady Zee, standing alongside Lord Dune.

Seventeen years later, Lord Unoa was part of the conspiracy to depose Queen Kane. They feared that her continued obsession with Jerlamarel and his witch children was blinding her to the truth that the holy electricity of Kanzua was failing, and that the people were turning against her.

After Queen Kane learned of the planned coup, and had killed Lord Dune and Lady An, she shut off the dam's turbine engines. The dam began to destroy itself under the water pressure, and Lord Unoa was killed in the dam's destruction.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame" (First appearance)
	+ "Message in a Bottle"
	+ "The River"
	+ "Plastic"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Plastic"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Godflame"
3. ↑ "Message in a Bottle"
4. ↑ "The River"
Payan Constitution

The **Payan Constitution** was a large floor to ceiling wall hanging made of various lengths of thick knotted rope, that spells out the foundations of the Payan society. A prime example of the written language of this time, which uses strings or ropes tied in a series of different kinds of knots, with various spacings, to form words and ideas. Smaller strings are often used to send messages, like a letter.

## Appearances

* Season 1
	+ "Godflame"