Sir Torrence Python

> "*Thought we'd maybe see what all the fuss was about over here? I hear this castle's very popular with peasants!*" - The Feeble King (II)
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## Sir Torrence Python

* The Feeble King (II)
* The Feeble King (I)

## Family

### Siblings

Lord Berwick Python
Sir Jorgon Python

### Other Notable Relatives

**Grandparents**Lord Birchard Python I
Lady Joanna Phoenix
**Uncles & Aunts**
Lady Lilyanna Python
Lady Rosanna Python
Lady Tulisa Python
**Half-Cousins**
Lord Birchard Python
**Nieces**
Lily Python
Rose Python

## In Videos

### Voice Actor

**InstaButNot**
(The Feeble King (I) - The Feeble King (II))
**FreezeFlame22**
(The Feeble King (III))
**gamesnathanlikes**
(The Feeble King (IV) - Present)

**Sir Torrence Python** is a major supporting character in the *Wars of Frozen Flames* episode *The Feeble King*. He is the younger brother of Lord Berwick Python, older brother of Sir Jorgon Python and a member of King John Koopa VI's royal cabinet. Torrence is shown to be less serious than his two brothers, and much more verbally aggressive to, not being afraid to voice his thoughts, but that doesn't affect his effectiveness in politics or the battlefield whatsoever. Much like his brothers, Torrence is a firm supporter of Lord Richard Koopa. He is also the nephew of Lady Tulisa Python, wife of Richard, and the uncle of Lily and Rose Python. He is based on Sir Thomas Neville.

## History

### Backstory

Torrence was the second-born son of Lord Birchard Python and Lady Allyson Montageau, being born in the year 1446, and grew up with his elder brother Berwick and his younger brother Jorgon, with the three brothers being granted knighthood at some point in their lives. Torrence gained a spot in King John Koopa VI's royal cabinet, replacing his late father. It is known that at some point before the start of the series, Torrence lost one of his eyes in a battle, prompting him to use an eyepatch to hide the scar that was left.

### The Feeble King

#### Part I

Torrence is first introduced during the first royal cabinet meeting, where the nobles all discuss how to tackle the ongoing anarchist revolt of peasants. He shows disappointment over King John VI's ineffectiveness at dealing with the revolt, saying that he is nothing like his father. Torrence is also pleased with Richard's sudden arrival at the Koopa Castle, and is one of the few people not to laugh at him after he's mocked for Lord Sigmund Phoenix being chosen as the King's Claw over him, with the others being Sir Rodrick Solberg, Lord Berwick Python, Lord Agron Ironside and Korrin Sylver.

Later on in the episode, Sir Torrence is forced to flee from his own wedding to Lady Stamford alongside his brother Jorgon, as both of them had been assaulted by some of Lord Symon Blackfoot's sons. After hearing about this, Richard personally goes to Sandcake Dunes Castle to demand justice, but Lord Symon refuses to compensate Torrence and Jorgon for this unless the king personally complains about it, which Symon knows he is too cowardly and incompetent to do.

A few days later, Torrence and Berwick deliver Richard and Tulisa an invitation to the Koopa Castle for a Loveday Feast organized by Queen Cynder Von Bohnenrotte. The two brothers, alongside Jorgon, Berwick's daughters Lily and Rose, Richard and all of his family except his daughter Olivia, and Lord Wulfrick Greyford and his nephew Edrick, all meet up with King John Koopa VI and his forces and allies, but arrive later than expected as a result of Torrence constantly needing to go to the bathroom.

Once at the Koopa Castle, Richard, Berwick and Torrence discuss the celebration and belittle their half-cousin, Lord Birchard Python II, for acting rude to his own family after accidentally bumping into Torrence and spilling wine all over himself. The brothers explain to Lord Richard that Birchard has always been resentful of them due to their grandfather favouring the children born from his marriage to his second wife, as she was far richer than his first wife.

Later on during the dinner, Cynder taunts Richard about no longer being the heir and Lord Sigmund threatens him with death once again, which causes Lord Richard pulls out his sword. The three Python brothers then pull their swords when Cynder orders the guards to arrest the Sherbet Koopa Family. The feud is then forgotten when Parakarry announces the loss of Oho Oasis to the Bohnenkraut Kingdom, and with it the Koopa Kingdom's last possession in said realm, causing King John VI to suffer a mental breakdown and collapse.

#### Part II

Sir Torrence and his brother Berwick are present during the cabinet meeting in which Lord Sigmund expresses his intention of running the kingdom as regent until King John VI recovers from his vegetative state, in accordance to both his and Queen Cynder's wishes. Torrence and Berwick both disagree with it, as Lord Richard was excluded. The brothers claim that Lord Richard should be able to express his opinion on the situation, with Torrence claiming that he has been fighting all his life while John did nothing but play with toys. Sir Rodrick Solberg and Lord Agron Ironside both agree with Torrence and Berwick, but Sigmund dismisses the protests of the four of them. Just in that moment however, Lord Richard and his forces interrupt the meeting and have Lord Sigmund imprisoned for all his crimes, taking over the roles of King's Claw and regent for himself. Torrence and Berwick are pleased with this outcome.

After Richard settles in Bright Valley to fulfil his job at the new regent, he holds a cabinet meeting which Torrence and Berwick attend. Torrence is on agreement with Richard's idea to have the Lords temporarily turn over part of their lands in order to house refugees from the realm's former territory in the Bohnenkraut Kingdom, even insulting Birchard when he voices disappointment on the idea.

Some time after that, Torrence and his younger brother Jorgon accompany Lord Richard and his forces to Sandcake Dunes castle to demand to Lord Symon Blackfoot that he responds for his children's actions against Torrence and Jorgon at the former's wedding feast the year prior. The Blackfoots try to justify the assault by claiming that Torrence stole Lady Stamford to be his bride, claiming she originally was engaged to one of them. Richard is not intimidated by this claim and demands Symon for compensation, to which Symon tells him he has no authority, insulting Richard and his late father. This causes Richard to imprison three of Symon's children, Ronan, Hayez, and Symon Sanderling, presumably until Symon pays Torrence and Jorgon for the assault.

#### Part III

Torrence, along with his older brother Berwick, appears in the cabinet meeting where John VI returns from his coma. They are then enraged when they find out that Sigmund is freed from the Black Tower, with Torrence asking about Richard. Torrence is personally enraged when John announces that Symon's sons Ronan, Hayez and Sanderling are pardoned for their actions, demanding that he is still owed a wedding cake. The Python brothers are infuriated to learn that Richard is to await judgement for his crimes for seizing power for himself. Torrence follows Berwick as they leave the cabinet.

Torrence appears in the meeting of the lords in Sherbet Castle alongside his brothers Berwick and Jorgon. He ridicules Lord Tusk for suggesting to demanding an apology from the King. Torrence tells Richard that they will have to come up with a plan soon, with Jorgon adding that the Blackfoots are going to come for them and Torrence adding that the King would take their side. When Richard gives a motivational speech, Torrence appears as one of the Lords praising him and acknowledges his deeds of coming to his aid when the Blackfoots attacked his wedding feast, claiming he will follow Richard into battle until his last.

Later, he meets his niece Rose at the roof of the Sherbet Castle, asking what she is doing up so late, and then asks if she's still missing the Valley to which she says she supposes as she met someone there and got along so Torrence mentions her sister and Rose says she prefers the company of boys, with Torrence adding that he always sees her hanging around stable boys. Torrence then tells her to not worry about the war as it is between the King and Lord Richard, adding that her and her friends has nothing to do with it as well as that it's about getting rid of the King's rotten advisors such as Sigmund. Torrence then claims that the feud will be over before Rose knows it and he will see if her father will take her back to the Valley to see her friend again, getting thanked by Rose.

##### Battle of Whomp City

In the Battle of Whomp City, he is ordered by Lord Richard, along with his brother Jorgon, to stay with him as he takes command of the right flank. He is also mad to learn that Lord Garnet switched his allegiance to John VI as well as hand Lady Anna to the Queen.

The battle starts and Torrence follows Richard's lead. Richard's army faces off against Lord Herard Bane, who Torrence calls him one of Sigmund's lackeys. Torrence fights one of Herard's brothers and then against Symon Sanderling, who he claims still owes him a wedding feast. Torrence is pushed back by Sanderling with his fire breath and is about to get striked only for Jorgon to save him and hit Sanderling.

Later, he fights against Sigmund, kicking him in the face and disarming him off his sword and shield. He is then present at Sigmund's execution.

## Appearance

Torrence is a slender, yellow-skinned dragon-koopa with a pale yellow snout, a black head, and indigo hair, with a bang almost covering one side of his head, and two short horns atop of his head. He also has a single brown eye with yellow sclera, as he had lost the other one, and thus wears a black eyepatch to cover the scar that was left behind. The signature Python birthmark is located around where Torrence's missing eye would be. He also has an outstanding singular fang coming from his mouth. Torrence wears an indigo shell with yellow spikes, a golden necklace with blue, red and purple jewels, as well as a pair of blue spiked cuffs, one on each arm.

## Personality

Torrence is shown to be somewhat less serious than his two brothers most of the time, not being afraid of saying what he thinks out loud, and speaks in a casual manner most of the time. He is also shown to be rather hot-blooded, constantly getting into fights with other people and being very quick to retaliate if he's insulted, as shown by his arguments with Lord Symon Blackfoot and Lord Birchard Python.

This however, doesn't affect Torrence in any capacity when it comes to taking political decisions, being one of the more sensible members of John VI's royal cabinet, and never doubts when it comes to fighting in the name of Lord Richard Koopa, showing him the same loyalty as his older and younger brother.

## Trivia

* In the teaser of the Wars of the Frozen Flames (Named the Wars of the Flowers), Torrence was originally named **Hunter Bass** and lacked his pirate accent.