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Pysia Mądrysia

**Pysia Mądrysia** (**Basia**) jest podekscytowaną, zrównoważoną, siedmioletnią dziewczynką Mapetem, mieszkającą przy ulicy Sezamkowej. Jest znana z przygotowywania i kierowania przedstawieniami szkolnymi z udziałem jej przyjaciół - szczególnie Ernie'm, Bertem, Groverem czy Ciasteczkowym Potworem. To właśnie z nimi najczęściej występuje w skeczach prezentujących zagadnienie przeciwieństwa (np. Ciasteczkowy Potwór uwielbia ciasteczka, a Pysia nie lubi ciasteczek) i z nimi. Głosem Pysi użyczyła Beata Wyrąbkiewicz.

Jest główną bohaterką programu "Bawmy się Sezamku". W jednej z serii to ona regularnie w każdym odcinku starała się powstrzymać Ciasteczkowego przed zjedzeniem literki dnia.

Jako dokładna i skuteczna, Pysia często aspiruje do pracy w telewizji lub dziennikarstwie, prowadzi sezamkową odmianę Wiadomości i jest korespondentką prasową dla stacji telewizyjnej Monster News Network (odpowiednik CNN).

Pysia jest często mylona z inną blond mapetką o różowej skórze, występującej w programie Ulica Sezamkowa, a mianowicie z Betty Lou. Różnią się tym, że Betty ma warkocze, a Pysia proste włosy. Bardzo rzadko można je razem było zobaczyć na ekranie telewizora.
Francesca Tanaka

Tokimeki Idol

"*“Now, raise the curtains on that legendary stage!”*"

**Francesca Tanaka** is a character in Tokimeki Idol. She is in group C#

## Personality

She's a dependable honor student who’s tough on herself and others.

## Appearance

Francesca has long,slightly wavy blonde hair that almost reaches her back. She has blue eyes and wears a second-year high school uniform, which consists of a light blue shirt with a shortened blue blazer, a beige school dress, brown belt, and a red bowtie. It also includes a brown boot.
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This wiki is based on the DecorHeads plugin for Bukkit, and details all you need to know about the new heads in your Minecraft world.

## Heads

* Player Heads
* Mob Heads
* Apple
* Aquarium
* Beach Ball
* Beer
* Blueberry
* Books
* Bread
* Bricks
* Burger
* Cactus
* Cave Diorama
* Cardboard Box
* Chicken Dinner
* Chimney
* Clock
* Coal Block
* Cobblestone
* Coconut
* Cookie
* Cookie Jar
* Cupcake
* Dice
* Dirt
* Football
* Fruit Basket
* Gravel
* Hay Bale
* Gold Medal
* Ink Jar
* Lapis Lazuli Block
* Lantern
* Leaves
* Log
* Melon
* Mini Cauldron
* Monitor
* Mushroom
* Newspapers
* Oak Characters
* Picnic Basket
* Potion
* Potted Plant
* Present
* Pumpkin
* Redstone Block
* Sand Bucket
* Sandcastle
* Slimeball
* Snowman
* Stack of Carrots
* Steve Plush
* Stool
* Sushi
* Toaster
* Toilet Paper
* Vase
* Wooden Clock
* Wooden Crate
The Face

You Arent Going Any Where

The Face Is Enemy In Five Nights At Treasure Island 404 He Also Named As Disorted Mickey The Ears You See Are Like Rat He Has No Legs Due To In Incident Happend He Also Cant Smile.

AI
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The Face Starts At The Outside When He Wakes Up He Starts To Move And Then He Jumps Out A Hole That Will Take Him To The Office If He ıs There Use Sound Radar Or Mickey Mouse Mask But If You Fail You Die.

## MIDNIGHT AI

If The Face Says \*\*\*You Arent Going Any Where\*\*\* Hide Or 5 Seconds He Wil Kill The Player.

## Audio

The Forest Its Follows Me

The Crying Souls They Are Coming

You Arent Going Any Where (MIDNIGHT Only)

Behind You (MIDNIGHT Only)
Minato Tsukishima

Tokimeki Idol

"*“I don’t know much about idols… but if I’m going to do this, I’m going to give it my all.”*"

**Minato Tsukishima** is a character in Tokimeki Idol. She is in group C#

## Personality

She has played the piano ever since she was young. She became a idol because of her aunt's recommendation, but is often embarrassed when doing idol activities.

## Appearance

Minato has medium light brown hair which goes to her shoulders. Her eye color is light blue. She wears a first-year high school uniform, which consists of a light blue shirt, a beige school dress, brown belt, and a yellow bowtie. It also includes dark blue socks and black school shoes.
Akiha Yuki

Tokimeki Idol

"*“My goal as an idol is to bring a smile to everyone’s face!”*"

**Akiha Yuki** is a character in Tokimeki Idol. She's in group C#

## Personality

Akiha is an always smiling and energetic girl aiming to be a top idol, who can make everyone smile.

## Appearance

Akiha has short red hair that almost reach to her shoulders. Her eye color is purple. She wears the high school first year uniform, which is a light blue shirt, beige dress, brown belt, shortened blue blazer, and black socks with traditional brown school shoes.
Нина Задова

**Задова Нина Марковна.** Супруга Василия. Мать Павла и Татьяны.

Является владельцем квартиры, где живут Задовы и очень любит напоминать об этом в случае семейных ссор.[i][i][i][i]

По ее же словам является потомком князей Трубецких.[i]

Училась в институте.[i]

Работает в военторге***[?источник]***, в некоторых сериях бухгалтером в синагоге.[i]

Очень не любит когда Василий изменяет ей, хотя сама иногда не прочь это сделать.[i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i][i]

Предотвратила убийство президента Конго и разоблачила шпиона из Бундесвера. Получила награду и стала разведчиком.[i]

Баллотировалась в управдомы.[i]

Впервые появляется во второй серии.
Butterfly

Appearance

A wheeler "rotting from both top and bottom." He is "all bones, sickly pale and covered in warts." He wears a amulets and garlic around his neck, and his legs are atrophied.

## Notable Relationships

* Angel
* Tabaqui

## In The House

Most notably, Butterfly is using the restroom on the Longest Night in the same bathroom where Solomon, Don and Squib attempt to kill Red. He makes it out unscathed.

Butterfly seems to be in charge of growing a lemon tree in the Nesting.

## References

1. ↑ Book Two, p. 389
2. ↑ Book Two, p. 426
Dearest

> "Hey, wake up," Dearest whispers. "What are you having? Pretty Flower? Steps? Night Terrors?" - Dearest, Book Two, p. 426
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## Dearest

### Status

Went into the Outsides

 Appearance

A wheeler. No other descriptive information is provided.

## Notable Relationships

* Smoker - He provides Smoker with the drink that allows him to go on what is likely his first lucid Jump on the Longest Night.
* Tabaqui - He brings Tabaqui the stepladder and provides him with alcohol while Tabaqui paints the dragon to summon Noble.

## In The House

Plays cards with other members of the Third, Noble, Shuffle and possibly others. Makes hooch called tequila. Not likely to be actual Tequila, according to Tabaqui.

## On the Other Side

Unknown, Dearest is neither a Jumper nor a Strider as of Book Two.
The Fourth

> "Life in the Fourth is worth any discomfort. Here everyone does whatever he wants whenever he wants, and for exactly however long he needs. There is in fact, no counselor here. The inhabitants of the Fourth are living in a fairy tale. "
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> - Smoker, Book One, p. 49
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## Members

The Fourth is both the number of the dormitory as well as the title of the pack who inhabits it. Four members of the Fourth originated from the Poxy Sissies of the past episodes, the rest came to the House after the previous graduation, with the exception of Black, who was from the Stuffage, and Tubby, whose origins are unknown.

* Blind
* Sphinx
* Tabaqui
* Black
* Humpback
* Noble
* Lary
* Alexander
* Tubby
* Smoker
* Wolf (Formerly)
* Ralph (Counselor, absent 6 months)

## Layout

"The walls are decorated from top to bottom with murals, shelves, and cubbyholes, and hung with bags and backpacks, pictures and posters, clothes, pans, light fixtures, and strings of garlic, chili peppers, and dried mushrooms and berries."

There is a giant bed assembled from four smaller ones, three beds side-by-side and one across the bottom, with the foot boards of the side-by-side beds cut off. Sphinx, Noble, Tabaqui, Smoker and sometimes Blind sleep there. There are two bunk beds where Humpback, Lary, Alexander and Black sleep, and a mattress on the floor where Blind sometimes sleeps. Tubby sleeps separately in a playpen.

A window with curtains faces the yard, with a sill large enough for at least two people to sit on it. Before the dorm is an Anteroom, in which wheelchairs, backpacks and a coat rack are kept. The anteroom leads to a bathroom with sinks and showers. Alexander references using a bath tub, but it is unclear if this was in the Fourth's bathroom or in the Sepulcher.
Формула успеха

## Сюжет

Петр Семенович открывает "формулу успеха" и делится ею с Василием. Они начинают узнавать, как успеха добивались другие, и повторять все действия точь-в-точь.

## Музыка из серии

* 00:00 – 00:20: Montefiori Cocktail - Hu Ha
* 00:21 – 01:16: Chet Atkins - Jam Man
* 01:37 – 02:51: James Last - Tico-Tico
* 02:51 – 04:02: Booker T & The MGS - Green Onions
* 04:03 – 05:56: Edward Simoni – Popcorn
* 06:01 – 06:49: Edward Simoni – Popcorn
* 07:10 – 08:21: Alan Parsons – Mammagamma
* 08:22 – 09:52: Piano Fantasia - Song for Denise
* 09:53 – 10:41: Booker T & The MGS - Green Onions
* 10:42 – 11:22: Touch and Go - Would you
* 11:24 – 12:57: Booker T & The MGS - Green Onions
* 13:11 – 13:22: Ricky Martin - Livin' La Vida Loca
* 13:39 – 14:23: James Last - Tico-Tico
* 14:24 – 15:57: Kenny Ball - Midnight in Moscow
* 16:11 – 16:52: Edward Simoni – Popcorn
* 17:10 – 17:50: James Last - Tico-Tico
* 17:51 – 18:37: Kenny Ball - Midnight in Moscow
* 19:10 – 19:37: Kenny Ball - Midnight in Moscow
* 19:45 – 20:39: Edward Simoni – Popcorn
* 20:40 – 22:25: Richard Clayderman - The Phantom of the Opera
* 22:26 – 22:50: Montefiori Cocktail - Hu Ha

## Ссылки

* [ Серия на youtube]

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Natsumi Kawaguchi

Tokimeki Idol

"*“It’s not a festival if we aren’t celebrating together!”*"

**Natsumi Kawaguchi** is a character in Tokimeki Idol. She is in group Rhythmixxx.

## Personality

A cheerful girl, who loves festivals. Since Natsumi is good at dancing, she wants to do work that involves it.

## Appearance

Natsumi has long ginger hair tied in a side ponytail and yellow eyes. She wears a second-year high school uniform, which consists of a light blue shirt, a beige school dress, brown belt, a red bowtie and black socks with a yellow and gray sneakers.
Brothers Pigs

> "They would talk all at once, cutting each other off, and this I actualy watched with great interest because I had not exected them to take part in the discussion. I guess they didn't like the way I was watching them, or they got self-conscious and that only made it worse, but they ripped into me hardest of all."
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## Brothers Pigs

### Other Nicks

Straw, Sticks, Bricks (Ниф, Нуф, Наф - Nif, Nuf, Naf - see Notes)(Поросята - Piglets)

### Status

Went to the Outsides

 Appearance

Described as having "piggy visage". We know that they look alike, with "identical stares and identically opened mouths". Like all other Pheasants, they use wheelchairs.

## In The House

When Smoker arrives in the House and is placed with their group, endeavor to explain to him the lay of the land (from the Pheasant point of view), but as he starts exhibiting signs of nonconformism quickly grow antagonistic, and their "three almost identical signatures appeared at the bottom of the letter" to Shark asking for Smoker to be transferred out. Later we see one of the triplets, Sticks, entrusted with holding a sign inviting the students to the memorial service for Ghoul (this activity ends in a verbal altercation with surly Smoker and a punch in the face from him). The brothers are extremely zealous in noting and enforcing the minutest details of the Pheasant code of conduct; surprisingly, at the same time they run an illicit alcohol operation, supplying Red at one point with "Pheasant brew" - orange peel liqueur, "made to the highest standards of hygiene".

## Notes

Unlike in English (where they are called simply Fifer Pig, Fiddler Pig and Practical Pig) and most other European languages, in the Russian version of the tale the characters have proper names - Nifnif, Nufnuf and Nafnaf. The translator went for the compromise, calling them according to the materials their houses were constructed from, which are conveniently one-syllable words, at least make for something that resembles a nick, and also preserve the allusion to the tale.
Lizard

> "The actual paintings there could be counted on one hand, but Lizard from the Third exhibited himself, painted. That was a sight to behold. Looking at Lizard is a scary proposition even under normal circumstances." - Tabaqui, Book Two, p. 359
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## Appearance

Bumpy-faced, shaggy-headed, and with 'incredibly bushy eyebrows'. "His forehead his hidden behind thick growth, and even his ears sport big tufts of coarse hair. He resembles a minor folkloric demon." Lizard is a wheeler.

## Notable Relationships

* Angel - Is exceptionally passive aggressive towards Lizard, but that might just be everyone.

## In the House

A member of the Third, Lizard is recognized by Ralph as the one who could take over leadership were something to happen to Vulture, although he is "seventeen unoccupied rungs at least" below him. Lizard is boisterous and argumentative and keeps sprouted wheat on his desk. May be a member of the card players.

Lizard rooms with Smoker and the others after Graduation.

## As of Epilogue

Went to the Outsides. There is no mention of Lizard's family, where he came from or where he was heading to.

## Quotes

* "Bit it did happen!" Angel exclaims. "And you have to agree, the cult of the spider is well established in the House since times immemorial. Take, for example, these widely known lines..."

Lizard's irate howls drown out the widely known lines.

## References

1. ↑ Book Three, p. 613
2. ↑ Book Two, p. 240
3. ↑ Book Three, p. 696
4. ↑ Book Three, p. 613
Godmother

## Notable Relationships

**Godmother** is actually Vulture's grandmother. pg 560 Kindle

## On the Other Side

Blind dragged Godmother to the Other Side where she is now trapped and manifests as a horrible female child in what Humpback takes to be his dreams. Blind suggests that it is not only Humpback who has this experience, and it is not dreams. *pg 605 Kindle*

## Marginalia

Vulture's tale of the magic mountain, where a person "could become old in an instant, or crumble to dust, or get back their youth and good looks", evokes the carousel at the carnival of Mr. Dark, in Ray Bradbury's *Something Wicked This Way Comes* - which would change the physical age of the rider depending on whether it operates forward or backward. One of the characters, Miss Foley, gets her wish to become young again; she is however transformed not into a young woman, but a little girl, with all her memories intact and no one to take care of her. An evil character working at the carnival, Mr. Cooger, uses it to transform himself into a boy of 12 (for nefarious purposes), and in the finale crumbles to dust when he tries to regain his adult age, but the carousel malfunctions and he ages 100 years before he could jump off.
Tabaqui the Jackal

> "'Objection!' Tabaqui said hotly. 'I was acquitting myself quite eloquently, and, what's more important, very vividly. To try and reduce this oration to a digest is criminal.'"
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> - Tabaqui to Humpback, Book One, p. 83
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## Appearance

Tabaqui loves wearing a ton of bright and various shirts and jackets simultaneously, and covers himself with necklaces and accessories that meant to act as amulets. He has messy, curly hair and large ears, with one earring. His has a youngish looking face of a fourteen year old. He moves about on the wheelchair named 'Mustang' that he loads with multiple bags that are filled with junk and stuff that he carries around everywhere.

## In The House

He hates any reference to the time and all instruments that measure time, to the point that no member of the fourth group can have a watch and he breaks any he finds.

## On the Other Side

Tabaqui is the Master of Time in the Other Side. He has two abilities: to those who find him, he could give a clockwork, a very rare gift which allows you to travel through time, a feather, which allows you to act on another time loop, he can give something else, or he can give nothing at all. He could pretend to be dead, or toy with those who found him, or hide from the visitors. At the end, Tabaqui enters another time loop in which he relives Grasshopper's arrival. However, in this new time loop, he gets along well with the other kids, who don't bully him, and Grasshopper has arms.
Horse

Appearance

Bug-eyed with a blond ponytail. Horse dresses in the general Bandar-Log fashion - boots, buckles and leather.

## Notable Relationships

* Lary - Horse's best friend from childhood.

## Before the House

Unknown. Horse has been in the House since prior to Grasshopper's arrival and was called 'Crybaby' in past episodes.

## In The House

Lary's best friend and a member of the Third. He seems to catch a lot of grief from Vulture.

## On the Other Side

Bandar-Logs are twice referenced as appearing on the Other Side, once in the Diner during Sphinx's Jump, and once as 'Grayfaces' in Ginger's story on the last Fairy Tale Night. It is unclear if Horse was present during either of these, as the Bandar-Logs went unnamed in both instances.

## Epilogue

Horse remains on the commune with Red and the others and stays in regular contact with Lary.

## References

1. ↑ Book Three, p. 519
2. ↑ Book Three, p. 675
Ralph

> "He hasn't changed at all. A stint in the Outsides can sometimes really do a number on a person, but there's no trace of it on him. It's like he went away only yesterday, and today he's already back. The familiar jacket over the familiar sweater. The gloved left hand, the one missing the two fingers, and those eyes. The eyes of an inquisitor. Makes you shiver. When the lesson ends he stands up and stares at us. He's leaped over. It's so obvious. I marvel at his lack of discretion." - Tabaqui on Ralph. Book Two, p. 283
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 Appearance

Ralph wears all black, except when he doesn't, to the principal's Chagrin. He wears a glove on his left hand, which is missing two fingers He has black hair, bushy eyebrows and is clean-shaven.

## Notable Relationships

* Vulture - Ralph's friend and confidant in the House, owing in part to returning a favor after Ralph kept Vulture in his office while he was mourning the death of his brother, sparing Vulture potential expulsion from the House.
* Elk
* Godmother
* Shark
* Sphinx
* Blind
* Smoker

## Before the House

Nothing is known about Ralph's past, except that he is the longest-standing counselor and the only staff remaining from before the last Graduation. At the beginning of Book Two, he returns from a six month leave he took from the House. We know Ralph has been working at the House for 13 years, so if he started at age 18 (unlikely), he would be at minimum 31 years old as of the events of the books. He is most likely older.

## In The House

Ralph has worked in the House longer than any other staff member (potentially with the exception of the Old Night Guard). He buys into the students' mysticism surrounding the House, but doesn't know fully what to make of it.

(To be added - role with Noble, Blind, Godmother)

## On the Other Side

Ralph is the only staff member to go over with the students. He lives in the Other Side's iteration of the House. After he moves in, Rat delivers the permanently-changed child version of Godmother to him, and he assumes the role of her caretaker.

## Quotes

"He's got a silly face," Grasshopper said. "If I were him I'd grow a beard to hide behind."

## Mentions

1. ↑ Book Two, p. 283
2. ↑ Book Two, p. 235
3. ↑ Book Two, p. 223
4. ↑ Grasshopper, Book One, p. 42
Shadow

**Russian:** Тень (Shadow)

**Age:** twin of Vulture; would have been 18-19 at "present"

**Other Nicks:** one of the Siamese ("they hadn’t acquired separate nicks"); Max, as he is sometimes referred to in the flashbacks, appears to be his real name.

**Status:** in the flashbacks, member of The Pack, but then defects to the Poxy Sissies with his brother. At one point splits with Rex in refusing to participate in The Pack's assaults on Grasshopper and Blind. After formation of the groups - one of the Birds.

**Appearance:** identical to Vulture, except that where Vulture has a deformed right leg, Shadow has a prosthetic in place of the left (the twins have been conjoined, "with three legs between the two of them").

**Outside the House**: With his mother dead and father absent since infancy, has been brought to the House by his grandparents at the age of 5; had no contact with them afterwards.

**In the House**: Died in the Sepulcher of an undisclosed illness two years before the main events in the book. According to Vulture, haunts the corridors as a ghost.

**On the Other Side**: Vulture, when discussing his own Jumps and his inability to find the Master of Time there, asserts that Max "would have succeeded where I have failed. He was so much stronger.” This leads us to believe that Max was at least a Jumper.
Angel

> "Angel, ever the effete pervert, keeps rolling his eyes behind Lizard's back at his every word." - Tabaqui, Book Three, p. 613
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## Appearance

Angel uses a wheelchair. His appearance is not described further. He has a clear voice and on more than one occasion bursts into song (or tries to).

## Notable Relationships

* Lizard - He and Angel seem to have a (playfully?) antagonistic relationship.
* Butterfly - See the chapter entitled “Walking With the Bird,” page 522 for context.
Blind

> "Believing is not a requirement."
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> - Blind to Humpback, Book Three, p. 603
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## Appearance

Blind is described as being thin, pale, and with long, unkempt black hair. He wears shirts that don't fit, many of which belonged to his deceased childhood counselor, Elk. He is often barefoot, but his shoes are referenced twice, once in a childhood scene, and once in the "present" (Book One, The Forest).

## Notable Relationships

* Sphinx - Blind's best friend from childhood. Though their relationship has grown strained, they are still close and rely on one another in tight situations.
* Elk -
* Rat
* Tabaqui
* Vulture
* Ralph
* Alexander
* Black
* Wolf

## Before the House

His family is never referenced. Spent the early childhood in a boarding house for the blind and legally blind (presumably the same where Sphinx is, or has been, working in the Epilogue). When Blind was 5, Elk, in his capacity as a childhood psychologist, has been asked for an outside consult regarding him, and as a result Blind was transferred to the House.

## **I**n the House

After having witnessed the massacre on the night before the graduation of the seniors, Blind considers it his foremost duty not to allow anything similar to happen - by assuming responsibility for all the House inhabitants and preventing the formation of any other power centers; this, in his view, is what the House itself wants. The decisions to keep Black in the Fourth (until the time when his Leadership can no longer cause a significant enough split in loyalties), prevent the students from mixing with girls, tacitly approve the death of Wolf, and stop Pompey even at the cost of killing him, all stem from this conviction.

## On the Other Side

Blind is an almost nightly visitor there, most often seeking to enter the Forest - where he shapeshifts at will (we see him there in human, wolf-like and spider-like form). It is not specified explicitly (except in apocrypha - the alternate version of his last talk with Sphinx), but it can be deduced that on the Other Side Blind can see.
Rat

> "They hide their eyes, sleep a lot, and never eat eggs, because in their world they hatched from one."
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## Rat

### Affiliations

Flyer, Strider, Resident of the Dreadful Dorm

### Status

Went to the Other Side

 Appearance

"Thin as a rail, eyes like two black puddles, hair dyed black and plastered down with spray. A much-too-short black leather jacket, pale lips." "Her straight, glistening black hair diagonally bisects Rat's face, falling over her left eye. If not for those bags you'd see that her eyebrows meet in the middle, forming one continuous line." ... She wears four mirrored badges around her neck that she uses to avoid looking at people, her father in particular.

## Notable Relationships

* Ginger
* Blind
* Red
* Sphinx
* Humpback
* Catwoman
* Mermaid

## Before the House

Rat has a poor relationship with her verbally abusive father, who visits her in the House weekly.

## In The House

Rat is the House's Principal Flyer, and regularly sneaks out, sometimes for months at a time, to acquire goods from the Outsides. She takes requests from other students, anything from coffee and cigarettes to fake IDs and helping Black steal a bus. She shares a dorm with Ginger, Catwoman and Mermaid, Rat and the former two earning it the nickname "The Dreadful Dorm". Most of the girls are nervous of Rat and try to keep out of her way, but she and Ginger seem to be friends (Rat brings her a ring back from the Outsides as a gift).

(To be added: Interactions with Red, Sphinx, Blind)

## On the Other Side

Rat makes an appearance during the Longest Night as Saära, a vampire-like figure who lures prey into the swamp by singing. This scene is the first where we see Blind and Rat interact, and Blind trades his blood to hear more of Saära's songs.

(To be added: epilogue info)

## Mentions

1. ↑ Book Two, p. 385
2. ↑ Book Two, p. 412
Sphinx

### Other Nicks

Grasshopper (as christened by Witch); Blind’s Tail, Prancer, Head-Over-Heels and possibly others (given by The Pack; he is described as "The boy of many names"); Prince Tut (by the Sepulcher staff when convalescing from the "unknown virus" that made him lose his hair)

### Status

Went to the Outsides

 Appearance

When first seen in the book (through Smoker's eyes) - "Gangling, bald, armless. Eyes as green as grass. Broken nose, sarcastic mouth, always lifted at the corners". Was born without arms, but not without hair. Has prosthetics, but is also highly adept in using his feet and teeth to accomplish everyday tasks.

## Before the House

Sphinx has a family - a mother, who brings him to the House at the age of 9 (in the deleted scenes she is seen as caring, but misguided - fixated on her son's disability and constantly reiterating his helplessness) and a grandmother. After graduation, Sphinx does not seem to have any contacts with them.

## Mentions

1. ↑ Book One, p. 17
2. ↑ Book Two, p. 371
Noble

Appearance

Noble's beauty is a talking point among many of the other House characters, especially Smoker. He has pale blue eyes (described as anywhere from gray to violet). In the beginning of the book, he has long, blond hair and uses a wheelchair. By Book Three he uses crutches, has short hair from his time outside the House, and wears a goatee.

## Notable Relationships

* Tabaqui - Noble and Tabaqui are close friends and are often seen spending time together. Tabaqui mentions missing Noble during his time away from the House, and in a deleted scene, Noble gets defensive on Tabaqui's behalf when Ralph threatens him.
* Ginger - Noble falls in love with Ginger almost immediately upon his return the the House, after a snowball fight. He pursues her single-mindedly until she decides to be with him, even half-consciously using his Jumping abilities to go to her in his sleep. Noble tries to get a broken clock gear from Tabaqui in order to go to the next Loop and enter the House sooner, so he can love Ginger from the time they are children. He succeeds in acquiring the gear, but ultimately gives it to Vulture after overhearing him talk about his wish to see Max again. This decision may have also been influenced by hearing Ginger's story on the last Fairy Tale Night, where he learns she followed him around for months in the Boundary.
* Sphinx
* Vulture - Noble overheard Vulture's and Sphinx's dialogue about Shadow, Vulture's dead brother that he misses. Vulture wants to get Master Of Time's gear to enter the next Loop, reuniting with his brother. Noble, who got one of them last night from Tabaqui, decides to help Vulture, giving it to him.

## Before the House

We know Noble lived with his mother, who had a hard time handling his behavior. More details about her are given in Noble's deleted chapter, featured in a special edition of the Russian book and translated by the translator of the English book here (external link to translator's website). Noble's nick is in part due to his noble lineage - his family even has a coat of arms, which Noble references during the first Fairy Tale Night.

## On the Other Side

Noble will probably join Ginger and Tubby. He is the « Beautiful Prince from the Not-Here » who will save them from financial precariousness. Thus, Noble will live with his beloved Ginger.

## References

1. ↑ Book One, Page 20
2. ↑ Book Three, pp. 638-642
3. ↑ Book Three, p. 687
4. ↑ Book Three, pp. 649-650
5. ↑ Book Three, pp. 677-679
6. ↑ Book One, p. 91
Former Seniors

## Former Seniors (named only once)

* **Bison** -Mentioned as one of only three known cases of Lost Syndrome by Jackal. Not specified as a senior, may have been a Junior.
* **Boar** - Seen talking to Lame when the Sissies and Stuffagers split. He is also present during Stinker's protest and in graffiti observed in the Crossroads by Smoker.
* **Gibbon** - A long-limbed senior encountered by Grasshopper, who gave him the name of the band Led Zeppelin. He tended the coffee bar in the basement.
* **Nail** - A female senior, Moor's "wheelchair pusher/bodyguard." Her name is in graffiti observed in the Crossroads by Smoker.
* **Poplar** - Name in graffiti observed in the Crossroads by Smoker.
* **Saurus** - Left graffiti on a barrel planter in the Crossroads that read, "Following the Path of the Coyote", observed by Smoker in the present.

## References

1. ↑ Book Three, p. 527
2. ↑ Book One, p. 180
3. ↑ Book Two, p. 381
4. ↑ Book Two, p. 339
5. ↑ Book One, p. 197
6. ↑ Book One, p. 184
Smoker

Appearance

Plump, rose-cheeked, with shiny bangs all the way down to his eyebrows. Smoker uses a wheelchair and is often characterized by his bright red sneakers, which instigated his expulsion from the First. We know Smoker does not have black hair, as he mentions no wheelers in the Fourth having that hair color. We can assume he does not have red hair, due to the emphasis places on the other redheads in the book. Therefore, it is safe to assume his hair is either brown or blond. Most fan art depicts him with brown hair.

## Notable Relationships

* Sphinx - Smoker's godfather, who gave him his nick and sparked the series of events which led to Smoker being transferred to the Fourth. Their relationship is slightly antagonistic, but Sphinx seems to try and help Smoker in his own way.
* Black
* Tabaqui
* Blind
* Vulture
* Ginger

## Before the House

Smoker has a mother, father, and brother. According to tan interview with author Mariam Petrosyan, Smoker's parents are recently divorced, and Smoker also has a stepmother. Petrosyan also states that Smoker uses a wheelchair after being injured in a skiing accident, and was not born without use of his legs.

## Quotes

* "But Smoker is impossible to get rid of. He opens his palm and all of himself is right there on it, and he just hands that to you. You can't throw away this naked soul, pretending like you don't understand what it is you've been offered and why. That's where his power comes from, out of this devastating openness." - Sphinx
* "Sometimes I get this curious impression tat he's one of us. Rarely, though." - Tabaqui
* "There, there," Vulture says with concern. "You really shouldn't jump straight on everything you're being offered, kiddo. A little taste is often enough." - Vulture

## References

1. ↑ Book One, p. 149
2. ↑ Book One, p. 56
3. ↑ Book One, p. 149
4. ↑ Book Three, p. 636
5. ↑ Book Two, p. 427
Catwoman

Appearance

A quadriplegic. "...sharp, bony shoulders. The long razor face, the swaying needles of the colorless hair." Her three cats are often resting on her shoulders.

## In The House

Spends all of her time in the dorm (where she lives with Ginger, Rat and Mermaid). In a passive-aggressive fashion is resentful of her rommates for leaving her alone there often. Relies on the cats for the performance of everyday tasks. Over the last months of the House seems to be slowly drifting to the Other Side - mostly asleep and not engaging with the environment.
Ghoul

> "In a sense he is mocking us alll . . ."
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> - Ghoul, in reference to Smoker, Book One, p. 7
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 Appearance

Described as "colorless and desiccated", including even his voice by Smoker. He has white bangs that fall into his eyes. Wheeler.

## In The House

A proper Pheasant, speaking in long-winded, painfully logical bureaucratese. Dies during the winter of the last year (presumably from illness) and is honored with a memorial service by the group. Ghoul is one of the very few House inhabitants whose real first name is mentioned: Arnold (abbreviated to "Ard." on the poster announcing the memorial service). Mariam says that including it has likely been necessary because there was another student nicknamed Ghoul in the House before.

## References

Ghoul (*ghūl*) are demons from Arabic folklore, devourers of flesh; the closest Western analogue is the undead.
Epigraphs

The Russian original featured epigraphs to more of the chapters in Books 2 and 3; the agents failed to secure the rights to them by the time of the worldwide English publication, so all those that are not original (like entries from *Blume* or the Rain Song) or from *The Hunting of the Snark* (in public domain; here note also that the Tabaqui's eight chapters of Book 2 correspond to the quotes from all eight "fits" of the poem) have been removed.

The epigraphs importantly established a tighter relationship of the text with the character of Tarantula (by borrowing from the stream-of-consciousness book of the same name by Bob Dylan) and provided an origin for the name of Book 3 (*Boedromion* by Austrian poet Alfred Gong - note also the "gloved hand"). In addition, the allusion to H. C. Andersen's *The Little Mermaid* is made explicit (note also Tabaqui's "and it is very stupid of you" directed at Noble at the beginning of the scene with the Master of Time, where he later compares Noble to Little Mermaid), as is the connection of Red and Rat to basilisks.
Hoover

Russian: Пылесос (Vacuum Cleaner)

**Age**: same as other juniors (it is never mentioned that he is younger or older than the rest)

**Status**: Member of The Pack, living in the Stuffage room. The nick is most likely the result of his habit of picking up useless trash and adding it to his hoard of "treasures", "filling a dozen secret places and one trunk".

**Appearance**: "round face" and "perfectly spherical head".

**In the House**: Was one of the 3 boys who lived in the cardboard hut in the back yard in the summer when Grasshopper was brought in ("the little one with the round head"). As of the "present time" of the novel Hoover is not in the House: Smoker, when finding him on Black's old photo of The Pack, does not recognize him despite noting his distinctive features. It is not known whether he died or was taken away.
The Gray House Wiki

**Welcome to the The Gray House Wiki**
## About

Written by Mariam Petrosyan, The Gray House was originally published in Russian with the title Дом, в котором... (The House in Which...) in 2009. It was translated to English by Yuri Machkasov and released in April 2017. Readers struggle to settle on a genre to best define The House, as it defies reduction, simplification and summary. Slice of Life? Fantasy? Magical Realism? Whatever your interpretation may be, if the House has left its mark on you, welcome home.

## Summary

Set in a boarding school for students with disabilities, The Gray House follows the story of all its students, past and present, their counselors, and even the past and future of the House itself.

## Navigation

* Characters
* Places
* Lexicon
* Community and External Links
Ancient

Appearance

An albino (very white skin, red eyes, sensitivity to light), with long white hair. Frail build; uses a wheelchair and almost never leaves his room, dorm #10 - which he has all for himself.

## In The House

We see Ancient in the flashback episodes, over the seniors' last year, through the eyes of Grasshopper, whom he adopts as a disciple. As The Pack continues to bully Grasshopper, Blind devises a plan to ask Ancient to create an amulet (on which he is the authority in the House) for Grasshopper containing "power". Ancient agrees, but soon Grasshopper starts to doubt this power, and under the guise of "restoring" it Ancient trains him in meditation, self-control and physical prowess (and in playing chess).

## Apocrypha

In a deleted scene (restored for the extended Russian edition) Ancient returns to the House on the last night, just before the search, explaining to Sphinx that he needed to see it one last time. Complains of tiredness to make Sphinx leave him to get rest, then goes over to the Other Side completely.
Lary

Appearance

Tall, skinny and covered in pimples. Lary wears boots and black leather along with the other Bandar-Logs. He has black hair.

## Notable Relationships

* Horse
* Smoker
* Needle

## Before the House

Not much of Lary's past is known, but he was in the House with Horse (then named Whiner and Crybaby) prior to Grasshopper's arrival. He and Horse have been friends since childhood.

## In The House

Lary is one of the very few inhabitants of the House whose real first name is known (though not mentioned explicitly in the text) - it's Lawrence. He is Lary, and not Larry, because this is the way he signed his name due to being dyslexic.

Lary is the head of the Bandar-Logs, a gang comprised of members from each of the dormitories who spend their time bullying pheasants and collecting gossip. He is initially antagonistic towards Smoker, but seems to warm up to him after their initial clash and see him as a friend. Lary does not seem to have a deeper understanding of the inner workings of the House and the Other Side, but is aware of the House's politics and student relationships and sometimes offers insight.

Lary confides to Smoker that he is claustrophobic.

## On the Other Side

Bandar-Logs are mentioned appearing in the diner on the Other Side (the canteen in the regular House) as "a raucous gang of old farts in black leather, with unkempt beards." It can be assumed that Lary is among them.

## As of Epilogue

After the New Law, he meets Needle and begins to date her, and ultimately runs away with her and marries her after graduation. They live with the commune at first, but ultimately move to the suburbs where they have children. Lary stays in close contact with Horse. Their relationship with the commune is strained due to Needle not wanting to have anything to do with it.

## Quotes

* "Blind," he said. "Do you know what it says on Whiner's and Crybaby's sweatshirts? *Leave the Loner Alone.* Both of them." - Grasshopper, about Whiner and Crybaby.

## References

1. ↑ Book One, p. 123
2. ↑ Book Three, p. 519
3. ↑ Book One, p. 171
Tubby

> "Tubby gently paws my face, mumbles something, and then, uncertainly, launches into a song. Must be the song of this evening. But unlike Tabaqui's songs on similar occasions, no one will ever understand this one."
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## Tubby

### Status

Sleeper

 Appearance

A wheeler described as having two-fingered pincers. Often has something in his mouth.

## Notable Relationships

* Sphinx
* Ginger
* Alexander

## In The House

As an 'Insensible', Tubby is usually seen in the background and referred to fondly by his packmates. He has a special bond with Sphinx and is usually taken care of by Alexander. The exception to this is on the Longest Night, when Tubby ventures out alone, crawling in search of the Blonde-haired girls' counselor he encountered when walking with Sphinx. By Book Three, Ginger begins to spend more time with him and sometimes takes him down to the fire pit in the Yard.
The New Law

Blind's (in his capacity as Master of the House) decision to lift the prohibition on the male and female students of the House interacting is generally known as "the New Law".

It is reasonable to conclude that the Capulet-Montague enmity between Moorists and Skullers has been amplified by the love story of Witch and Skull himself - if not leading directly to the graduation night massacre, then at least adding to its causes. Even though the administration has not put a formal ban on the contacts, at some point Blind, in the pursuit of his goal not to allow the repeat of the events, apparently has. As astute Smoker noted, "We didn’t have much contact with the girls. None, as a matter of fact. Even though their wing was connected to ours by a common stairway. As far as I knew, no one ever used it to go up to them...The only time we ran into them was on Saturdays, during movie nights. They sat separately and never joined in any of our conversations. In the yard they always kept to their own porch. I didn’t know where all those strict rules came from, but obviously not from the principal’s office. Or they would have been broken. Which they weren’t."1 While guessing correctly at the source of the prohibition, he was wrong that such interactions did not take place - we know that Alexander and Chimera have been meeting in the attic before the Law, as has Long Gaby been living "as she wished, to her and everyone else’s joy and benefit."2 This state of affairs persisted until several months before graduation.

Red, in a misguided attempt to discredit Blind in Ginger's eyes, arranged for Gaby to have a date with Blind in the Fourth's dorm; this prompted him to rethink the ban, and to conclude that there was not enough time anymore for formation of alternative power centers in the House and therefore for any relationships to become antagonistic. To quote Lizard, "With half a year left... Blind took a roll with Long, and hey, there’s the new Law!"3

Multiple long- (Lary-Needle, Blind-Rat, Sphinx-Mermaid, Noble-Ginger) and short-term (Owl-Bedouinne, Beauty-Doll) relationships, and likely others, not explicitly mentioned, have appeared or been brought into the open. The War between boys and girls, which occupied their attention for part of the spring directly leading to graduation, has also been a result of it.

1 (page 184-185)

2 (page 286)

3 (page 389)
Places

> "Nobody likes Gray House. No one would admit it openly, but the inhabitants of the Comb would rather not have it in their neighborhood. They would rather it didn't exist at all."
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## Dormitories (Present)

* The First (Pheasants)
* The Second (Rats)
* The Third | The Nesting (Birds)
* The Fourth
* The Sixth (Hounds)
* The Girls' Dorm

## Dormitories (Past)

* The Stuffage
* The Singings (Nesting)
* The Poxy Sissies
* The Cursed Room
* Moor's Rooms
* Skull's Rooms
* The Den of the Purple Ratter

## Common Areas

* The Coffeepot
* The Canteen
* The Crossroads
* The Library
* The Game Room
* The Teacher's Bathroom
* The Yard
* Classrooms
* The Basement
* The Attic
* The Roof

## Restricted Areas

* The Sepulcher
* The Cages
* Ralph's Office
* The Counselor's Rooms
* The Principal's Office
* The Guard Station
* The Night-Guard Quarters
* Staff Room
* Staff Canteen
* Staff Break Room / Meeting Room
* Staff Garage

## The Underside

* The Forest
* The Swamp
* Blackwood
	+ The Roach Motel
* The Road
* The Diner
* The Gas Station

## Other Locations

* The Outsides
* The Dump
* The House by the Beach
* The House by the Ski Resort
Characters

## Characters

> "*'I'm beautiful,' said one of the ugly ones and started crying.*
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> *'And I'm ugly,' said the other and started laughing . . .*
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## House Female Students

### Point of View Characters

* Ginger
* Mermaid
* Rat

### Other

* Long Gaby
* Chimera
* Needle
* Fly
* Doll
* Catwoman
* Bedouinne
* Succubus
* Echidna
* Chickenpox
* Lenses
* Treponema
Corpse

Appearance

Thin; pale, tinging to greenish. Long hair in blue dreadlocks.

## Notable Relationships

* Red
* Zebra

## In The House

Apparently has a serious health condition, which the hospital wing staff constantly remind him of. As a result picks up any unhealthy habit he can find, such as smoking or sleeping on a tiled floor, and grows increasingly aggravated that they all fail to kill him, as he's been promised. In fights the straight razor "finds its way into his hand by itself". Shares Red's reputation of "cheerful undead ... ready to party even in their graves" and his aversion to plastic bags.

## On the Other Side

We know he is a strong enough Jumper to have found Master of Time, and to go over completely at the graduation.
Lame

Russian: Хромой (Lame)

**Age:** Presumably 18-19 in flashback chapters

**Other nicks:** unknown

**Status:** One of Skull's people, a former senior

**As of epilogue:** Presumably died in the graduation fight

**Appearance:** Described as "the hunchback with golden curls, an unpleasant stare, and a twisted leg." 1

**Outside the House:** unknown

**In the House:** Lame is famously the owner of a hookah, a subject of great interest to the juniors.2 He has a pet cockatoo named Babe. During the volleyball matches, Lame sits beside Skull. 3 In a flashback chapter, he catches Rex throwing rocks at a injured cat he intentionally trapped. Lame makes Rex crawl into the trap to free the cat, and then throws a few rocks at Rex before pulling him out again. 4

**On the Other Side:**  unknown

### Mentions

1 (Book Two, The House - Interlude, page 334)

2 (Book One, The House - Interlude, page 96)

3 (Book One, The House - Interlude, page 197)

4 (Book Two, The House - Interlude, page 335)

*"That's one wicked squirt (...) he's going to crawl far."* - Lame, commenting on Stinker. (Book Two, The House, Interlude, page 381)

*"The little shits are growing," Lame replied dismissively. "Into big shits. Just like us."* - Lame, commenting on the juniors. (Book One, The House - Interlude, page 180)
Vulture

Appearance

Vulture has a bad leg that was once shared with his twin brother, Shadow. He has a pronounced limp and sometimes uses a cane. "Mourning... rings... black polish on long manicured nails... long hair and eye shadow. (...) A gaunt, hook-nosed fellow."1 In flashback chapters Max and Rex are described as having blond hair. He wears all black and keys for jewelry. Smoker is afraid of him, but no one else seems to be.

## Notable Relationships

* Shadow

* Noble

* Sphinx

* Blind

* Godmother

* Ralph

## Before the House

Vulture is one of the few characters that has canon information about his family. See Siamese. Late in the book, we find out one of the reptiles, Godmother is actually Vulture's grandmother and is seeking to prevent him from graduating due to a stipulation in his late grandfather's will.

## In The House

An eccentric but generally well-liked figure. Vulture acts as a father to his flock, many of whom seem to be more significantly disabled than other House students. Vulture is notoriously skilled at lock picking and forging handwriting. He has an amicable friendship with Blind and Sphinx. Vulture says the ghost of Max haunts him, acting as a literal shadow, and others can feel it if he passes through him.

## On the Other Side

We don't get to see Vulture on the other side, but he is a confirmed Jumper. We find out through a conversation with Sphinx that he has been using drugs (both conventional and of his own making) in an effort to become a Strider so that he can seek out one of Master of Time's gears in order to enter another Loop and be with Max again. He does not succeed, but Noble overhears the conversation and gives Vulture the gear he managed to get on the night before graduation.