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Project Masticate

After passing through the door in Frost's closet into the β-dimension, the Agents find themselves in the adult bodies of three of Daribondi's victims that supposedly died as children. The year is 2001, and they are sitting in a parked car in rural Maryland.

First, the agents find themselves investigating Cornucopia House in 2001; a supposed orphanage that is actually being run by a cult. After supposedly defeating the woman running the operation, the Agents then find themselves sent ahead to 2018, where they find themselves entangled in later investigations relating to the people of Cornucopia House.

## Events

### Feb. 3, 2001

#### 2 A.M.

* After passing through the door in Frost's closet, the agents find themselves sitting in a van in snowy, rural Maryland in the adult bodies of three of Daribondi's victims.
* They go into the nearby gas station and are directed into the back room where they encounter Agent Kaden, who has been shot through the stomach. She explains to them that she and her team have been investigating a case of child trafficking involving a Russian group, and two people named Natalya Chermenko and Peter Brezikov. After handing the Agents a dirty and blood splattered Hello Kitty folder, she tells them that she is going to quit.
* After she leaves, agents receive a text from Amarna mentioning Project Masticate
* They then head to the green box, which is a storage unit, where we sit down to examine everything we have: Sleeping bags, backpacks, canteens, MREs, medical kit, burner phones, $2000, 55 gallon plastic barrels, quick lime, shovels, work gloves, binoculars
	+ Three weapons: heavy rifle w/scope & silencer, shotgun, glocks, and a Gold plated colt desert eagle inscribed with 'He Brought Them Death'
	+ Bruce Almighty poster inscribed with "B-E-A-utiful"

## People Encountered

* Isabelle Sauer
* Damien LeChance
* Peter Devoras
* Yelena Kalamatiano
* Kerry Houghton
* Conradin
* Ramiro Quinn
Males

**Males** (雄, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Men** (男, *Otoko*) is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms boy (for children), male (adjective) and masculinity.

"*.*"

—About Males.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children are born with penises and testes are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as men, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while possessing some but not all of the above characteristics, Men may be cisgender (assigned male at birth and identifying as male) or transgender (assigned female at birth, yet identifying as male).

Identifying as a man is often associated with male sex characteristics such as a penis, testes, narrow hips, a prominent Adam's apple and a low-pitched voice, as well as a masculine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a man without them.

## External links

* Males *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Males *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Males *Gender Wiki*
No Poetic Device

There are a portion of the lyrics of Allegra Kany's map of the Mcallistar Building in Frost's apatment.

[Chorus]

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I**ve been dreaming, I've been dreaming I was lucid**

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Blood was seeping, it was seeping from my pores

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Who'd believe that it was all my own decision?

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Cracked faces and medicated smiles

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Set fire to my home before I turned and walked back in

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For every needle open my chest and insert ten pins

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I just anticipate what awaits when I awake... break!

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I (die) die in my day dreams

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[Chorus]

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I've been dreaming, I've been dreaming I was lucid

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Blood was seeping, it was seeping from my pores

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Who'd believe that it was all my own decision?

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[Verse 2]

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The gardens have all been overgrown

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I pushed my hand through the thorns to crush the final rose

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A deadly secret only I suffer to know

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I can't eradicate what awaits when I awake... break!

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I (die) die in my day dreams

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[Chorus]

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I've been dreaming, I've been dreaming I've been lucid

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Blood was seeping, it was seeping from my pores

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Who would believe that it was all my own decision?

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I've been dreaming, I've been dreaming I've been lucid

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Blood was seeping, it was seeping from my pores

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Who would believe that it was all my own decision?

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I've been dreaming, I've been dreaming I've been lucid

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Blood was seeping, it was seeping from my pores

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Who would believe that it was all my own decision?

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Horsehead House

## Owners/Inhabitants

* 1918-1943: The Palmer Family
* 1943-1966: New Jersey Zinc and Iron Company
* 1966-1981: Gulf and Western Industries
* 1981-2002: Horsehead Industries, Inc.
* 2002-2003: Bankruptcy Trustee
* 2003-2003: Sun Capital Partners
* 2003-Present: Horsehead Corporation

## **Stephan S. Palmer and the Horsehead House**

After hearing that his rival, O.S. Picher had commissioned a Thought House from Asa Daribondi, Palmer knew he had to have one as well… and it had to be larger and even more ostentatious. Palmer considered it a “vacation” home for himself and his family. The house was sold in 1943 after Stephan’s son, Edgar’s death along with the rest of the family estate and controlling interest in the New Jersey Zinc and Iron Company. The house is named after the logo for the New Jersey Zinc and Iron Company.

## **The Gilman Mine**

The Gilman Mine was discovered and developed by John Clinton, a prospector and judge from Red Cliff, during the 1880s. The most profitable shaft was known as the Iron Mask and was noted for its numerous strange crystal formations. Over the years numerous miners simply went missing from the Gilman mine. For the most part it was chalked up to transient workers – but on occasion locals would go missing as well and their families would cause a bit of a fuss. Of course, it was a mining town, so the sheriff was literally on the mine’s payroll and thus didn’t do much in the way of investigating.

The mine has since been flooded. The EPA has questioned this action, but with the land changing hands so frequently and several of the corporate entities dissolving via bankruptcy, it’s difficult to determine exactly who was responsible.

## Related Phenomena

**Knopf House disappearances:** Jeffries family died June 27, 1984 from gas/chemical asphyxiation, consistent with what miners might experience.
Delta Green

"Death is Knowledge"

Delta Green is an organization that deals with mysterious and inexplicable phenomena. They are an incredibly covert group, and at least one faction operates within the Government, though many details are intentionally hidden.

## History

Officially, Delta Green was founded in 1942 as a psychological warfare unit, but in reality it began in February 1928 in the town of Innsmouth.

In 1970 they were disbanded, but by the following year they were operating as a covert underground organization.

## Operations

### Main

These are operations the Agents have directly participated in, either as themselves or their alters.

* Operation Luna (1952)
* Project Echo (2010)
* Project Alice (2015)
* Project Masticate (2001 & 2018)
* Project Temple (2019 et al)

### Others

Other operations the Agents have heard about/seen referenced

* Operation Bargain (1944)
* Operation Lunacy (1945)
* Operation Summer Breeze (1945)
* Operation Majestic (1947)
* Operation Southern Hospitality (1948)
* Operation Blackout (1952
* Operation Bristol (1955)

## Known Cells

### A-Cell

Current Status: Unknown

* Alphonse
* *Amarna (speculation, unconfirmed)*

### B-Cell

Current Status: Unknown

* *Agent Baxter (Speculation, unconfirmed)*

### J-Cell

#### Current Members

Current Status: Alive

* Agent Jasmine
* Agent Jacob
* Agent Justine

Applewhite, Bug and Frost took over the cell after the previous members were killed.

#### Previous Members

Current Status: Dead

* Agent Johnson
* Agent Jacobs
* Agent Jasper

### K-Cell

Current Status: Unknown

* Agent Kale (β)
* Agent Kyle (β)
* Agent Unknown (β)

### M-Cell

Current Status: MIA

* Agent Lionel Murphy
* Agent Gregory Monk
* Agent Albert Marcus

They were sent to eliminate Agents in breach of the Static Protocol but were unsuccessful. Due to their promises to go into hiding, they were allowed to leave.

### N-Cell

Current Status: Scattered

* Agent Nolan
* Agent Nancy
* Agent Nick

### R-Cell

Current Status: Dead, killed by Frost

Military, R-Cell was sent in to eliminate the Agents when they were found to be in breach of the Static Protocol.

* Agent Riley
* Agent Rory
* Agent Ruby

### V-Cell

*Speculative, unconfirmed*

* Agent Vega
Roger Carun

Roger Carun was a science fiction author and resident of the McCallister Building. He was shot dead by Frost while attempting to attack Bug after breaking into her apartment.

## Personality/Description

Reclusive author of Night Sea scifi series. He seemed pushy and desperate after being exposed to the Yellow Sign.

## Apartment

### By Day

Carun's apartment is a slightly messy apartment filled with books. Not dirty, just messy.

### By Night

At night his apartment has the appearance of a tacky bachelor's pad from the 70's. His bedroom is a caricature of a 'sexy bedroom.' In his closet there is a door that resembles a theater fire door with the word 'Stage' written on it.

## On the Computer

* On his computer we find 51 files. 49 are untitled, 50 is a rough draft and 51 is the symbol for Aquarius. (Wing-dings font, lower case h)
* When Frost opens 51, is another copy of The Pay (which sucks her in again)
* File #17 is 49 pages of the letter g
* The rough draft is the latest of his Night Sea novels with one version focused on a modern near future viral encephalopy and the other on a communicable mental illness, Bug determines she should read this to see if it contains any true information about transmission vectors.
* The files of nothing but letters ultimately say “It is a fearful thing to fall in the hands of a living god”

## Corruption & Death

During the day of August 1st, 2015, Bug intentionally exposed Roger to the Yellow Sign to pass along the infection so that she would be able to sleep.

Much later that night, Carun forced his way into Bug's apartment, breaking down the door with a fire axe. He appeared very much not himself, having chewed off his fingers and the tip of his tongue. He doggedly tried to attack Bug, resisting any attempts at distraction (including being struck in the shoulder by a combat knife). Eventually Frost shot him in the head, killing him instantly but preventing him from harming Bug.

On examination of his body, Bug discovered that not only was his body not decomposing as it should have been, he had also used the exposed bones of his fingers to carve Yellow Signs into his skin. The medical evidence suggested Carun should not have had time to carve that many Yellow Signs into his flesh between his exposure and the attack on Bug.

As she inspects the self-inflicted wounds, Bug is reminded of another time she shared the Yellow Sign. Then it was an entire lab full of people. J. Baker clawed her own face off, literally, and then kept going. Other members of the lab staff killed themselves or killed one another. Each of them, like the subjects from Project Seeming, has continuing activity at the cellular level. The difference is this is systemic, not isolated to one part of the body and it is much, much weaker.
Ash Gap

Ash Gap is a small town in southwestern Virginia, well up in the Appalachian mountains. It is mostly inhabited by coal miners and their families. It is near Roan Mountain.

## History

Ash Gap was settled in the mid 1700s as part of the surge in coal mine development in the Appalachian mountains. Due to the way it is positioned between the mountains, smoke and fumes from the mines would often get blown above the town, which prompted the name.

All of the original mines closest to the town have been closed, most of the residents now are attached to the Bowman Corporation, who has mines a little ways to the north.

## Overview

Ash Gap proper has just under 400 residents, with more scattered in the nearby mountains. Most of the families have members who work in the nearby coal mines owned by the Bowmen corporation. The general demographic is almost entirely white and below the poverty line.

### Geography

Located up in the Appalachian Mountains, Ash Gap's highest official elevation is 1,100 ft above sea level. Slaughterhouse Creek runs along the eastern edge of the town and continues down into the valley below.

## Residents

### Current

* Clarice Warner
* Audrey Holloway
* Douglas Warner
* Danielle Warner
* Lucas Warner

### Previous

* Beatrice-Rose Holloway
* Billy Mullens
* Kamar Hunter
* Logan Holloway
Gary Topchick

Gary Topchick was the director of *The Yellow Phantom*, an attempted television production of The King in Yellow. Possibly due to the corrupting influence of the book, Topchick suffered the delusion that the world itself was a play with actors, extras, sets and a secret, hidden audience.

## The Yellow Phantom & Operation Luna

Topchick once worked as a director for the Philco Television Playhouse, an anthology series that was broadcast on NBC. In 1952 he was working on *The Yellow Phantom*, which would be an adaptation of a particularly dangerous passage from *The Red Book*.

While it was in production, the children of three NBC employees involved in the show were murdered, and the investigation of their deaths by Delta Green was labeled Operation Luna. Upon failing to identify the actual murderer, Delta Green pinned the deaths on Topchick.

He went on trial in 1953 and was found to be mentally unsound.

### Encounters

The Agents met Topchick during "their" Operation Luna when they visited the set of the Philco Television Playhouse. They managed to disrupt the scene that was being shot at that time, but The Clown still appeared - they fled the set, and it is unclear what happened to Topchick following that.

## Later Life/Death

Following his trial, Topchick was committed to Bellevue Hospital in New York, where he was treated by Dr. Maximo Friend between the years of 1953 and 1959. Friend focused on Topchick's obsession with the strange play, and hospital records indicate other emplyees were growing concerned with Friend's fixation on the patient and his story.

Friend disappeared in 1959 after renting a mask and cloak from a local costume shop.

Topchick died of a stroke in 1972.
Whitedynamit

**Whitedynamit** is the second 'A' initial in SAGA. A rather mischievous character, he mostly works on his own and occasionally in collusion with AxErozzion. Whitedynamit built Utopia in secrecy by himself, and has also constructed most of the redstone farms in SAGA Town. He was present at the creation of the SAGA SMPoo and has had a few spikes of major activity on the realm since. He could have perhaps spent the most time on the world out of any other members, but nowadays his few visits consist of trying annoy people and building farms that are already known to be defective.
The Agents

The Agents are the main protagonists of the Distal Spaces storyline, Kasimer "Kas" Ossowiski, Beatrice-Rose "Bea" Holloway, and Kara Langley.

Their identifier within the Delta Green structure is J-Cell.

## The Agents

### Members

Kasimer Ossowiski
Beatrice-Rose Holloway
Kara Langley

### Current Status

Alive
Questionable
Probably insane

## Accomplishments

Definitely Not Responsible For The Apocalypse (:

## Affiliations

Though originally brought on by Amarna to be part of Delta Green, the Agents have also had dealings with The Program and are generally unsure who their bosses really are.

Each of them, Kas, Bea and Kara, have become affiliated with a different deity, Yog-Sothoth, Nyarlathotep and Hastur respectively though the agents' opinions on their associated gods vary.
Thomas Manuel

Painter and friend of Allegra Kany. A resident of apartment 2A in the McAllister Building.

## Day:

By day Manuel claimed to be one of Allegra Kanmy's closest friends and said that he hoped she was in Paris, celebrating her new found success. He said reading the red book edition of The Play, was revolutionary and inspired his art work. In the day time, Manuel's apartment is a riot or rainbows and glitter, with art inspired by street art and Latinx pride.

## Night:

At night, Manuel is almost fastidious in his cleanliness even while painting. He is abrupt, bordering on rude and says Allegra isn't missing she just moved upstairs. His apartment is mostly barren and does not looked lived in. On the nightstand we find a locket on the nightstand with a maker's mark that says Ambrose. One of the pictures in the locket has been scraped away.

Ambrose is also the password to his computer where Frost found a plethora of recordings from the high end microphones he had installed in Allegra Kany's apartment. All the food in the fridge expired in March, but looks fresh.

His door looks like a door to an isolation room in a mental hospital, Room #205.

## The Paintings:

### By Day:

Daytime Manuel was happy to show off three of his paintings but did not show agents his magnum opus.

A Fire in the House: The rug is a striking color of aquamarine

The Dancing Clown: Frost and Applewhite recoil at the painting of the clown which is the same one they saw in the park.

The Twins: A thin man in a hospital gown and his relection in the mirror, a well-built man, almost grotesquely so.

### By Night:

A Fire in the House is now titled Wells. Feels like a Dali fever dream. Seafoam green clad people stocking body bags. Vignetting in the corners that fills you with terror. Calls to Bug.

The Dancing Clown is now Masticate, a shadowy figure with a gaping maw and something g barely hinted at it. It calls to Frost.

The Twins is now titles The Temple is a hellish scene of conjoined flesh with ectasy and pain. Shimmering crystal that we feel like we can hear a droning buzz. The painting calls to Applewhite.

His great work: A Shadowy figure sitting in front of the McAllister building with flames and tenebrous clouds around it.
Power Balance

At various points the Agents have been given hints that there is a tenuous power balance between Hastur, Nyarlathotep, and Yog-Sothoth. They have only just begun to discover the sort of things that cause shifts in this balance.

The current balance is in favor of Hastur, with Nyarlathotep and Yog-Sothoth equal.

## Events

* Frost's choice in her Dream of Waking following Project Masticate brought Yog-Sothoth's influence up to be equal with Nyarlathotep's.
* Kas' decision at the end of Operation Luna swung the balance further in favor of Hastur.
Anthony Carter

face cast: Michael Fassbender

Anthony is Beatrice's ex-husband. The two maintain a friendship, though it has become even more strained since she moved to New York.

## Appearances

### Hotel Broadalbin

When the agents open the door to room 604 in the hotel, they find one of the universes where Anthony is a hitman (potentially) instead of an air force officer. He does not recognize or know Beatrice, and is apparently on a job to take out Harrisons 'little pet.' When Bea is unable to convince him not to, he attempts to shoot her (but fails).

### Project Wells

In the Zeta Universe, Anthony is Beatrice's alter. He works as an agent for Delta Green, and may possibly be part of a team dispatched to enforce the Static Protocol.
Beaumont Harrison

Facecast: John Hamm

Col. Harrison was Beatrice's commanding officer during her tour in Iraq, and her first CO after graduating from the academy. As of August 2007, Col. Harrison is MIA, presumed dead.

## Personality

An old-school military hardass, Harrison didn't put up with much outside of what he deemed the standard. When Beatrice was assigned to his unit he made it very clear that he wasn't thrilled about this for a number of reasons: she was new, she was a scientist, and most of all she was a girl.

Harrison was the one to give her the callsign 'Frost.' He intended it to be a jab at her stand-offish personality, but that intent backfired since she was instantly pleased with the nickname.

## Disappearance

In August of 2007, Harrison's team was assigned to investigate a potential bioweapon in an active combat zone in Western Iraq. The details of what happened exactly are either unknown or highly classified, but at some point the team was separated from one another.

Harrison was eventually found by Beatrice in the basement of a bombed out school, surrounded by a group of armed Iraqi soldiers and in the presence of a strange faceless man in a suit. Harrison ordered Beatrice to fight and get him out, but she ignored him and at the prompting of the faceless man, turned around and left without freeing him.

Harrison's fate is currently unknown.

## Appearances

* All three Agents saw an echo of Harrison when they passed through one of the doors in the seclusion rooms of Dorchester House Psychiatric Facility. In this memory echo, Harrison told Beatrice to tell the others what she had done

### Project Temple

In this universe, Harrison is good friends with Frost's alter Roger Thelemis, implying even more that his biggest problem with her was her gender.

### Hotel Broadalbin

Harrison isn't directly encountered in the hotel, but his voice is heard in room 603 (Kamar's) and he is referenced in room 604 (Anthony's)
Operation Luna

Delta Green Agents arrived in New York to investigate the murder of three children whose drowned bodies were inscribed with occult symbols.

Each of the three dead children were related to an employee of NBC television. Agents discovered these employees were all working on a single program: the Philco Television Playhouse adaptation of a scene from the Red Book.

Research in Delta Green files uncovered the fact that the source text, The King in Yellow, was known to be dangerously unnatural. Before the program could air, Delta Green pinned the children’s murders on Gary Topchick, the show’s director.  Poor Bastard. The production was shut down. Delta Green seized copies of the Red Book, the Yellow Sign, and several other unnatural items. Eager to sweep the scandal under the rug, NBC cooperated with Delta Green Agents to silence its staff. The actual murderer was never found.

Although Delta Green now knew The King in Yellow existed in English translation in the form of the Red Book, they still did not fully appreciate its threat.
Majestic 12

Majestic 12 is a top-secret government group founded by President Truman in 1947. It was allegedly disbanded, but the Agents have heard enough references to them to believe they are still active in some capacity.

## Description

Very little is known about this group so far, though their name has appeared and been mentioned several times.

### Project Wells

Edith Sanford informs the Agents that some group with a MAJIC-level security clearance has been made aware of them. Majestic 12 is the only group known to have that level of clearance.

## Trivia

* This group is based on the real life UFO conspiracy of the same name.
Nyarlathotep

Art by Daniel Aviles

Nyarlathotep, also known as the Black Pharaoh (among other things) is an Outer God and the offspring of Azathoth. His realm is the Dreamlands, and he is the god that Beatrice is tied to.

His symbol is the Eye of Chaos, an eye with a three-lobed pupil. Members of the Brotherhood of the Black Pharaoh have this symbol tattooed on the inside of their left wrist.

## Encounters

* Several years before joining Delta Green, Frost encountered some aspect of Nyarlathotep in Iraq, potentially in the form of The Faceless One.
* The Agents currently suspect that Stephen Alzis is either a human form or at least a high ranking priest of Nyarlathotep.

### Project Temple

* When the Agents reach the town of New Zion, they find that it is being held prisoner by Nyarlathotep in the form of The One Who Watches. He is allegedly doing this as punishment for those ghouls who refused to join him and abandon their old beliefs.

## Quotes

Emir Agdesh had this to say about Nyarlathotep:

> *“He has so many faces, has gone by so many names, has worn so many masks.* *To the Sumerians he was Nergal.* *To the Hindus he was Shiva.* *To the Egyptians he was Set and Sekmet and the Black Pharaoh.* *To the Chinese he was the Bloated Woman.* *To the Japanese he was Amatsu-Mikaboshi.* *To the Tcho-Tcho he was Shugoran.* *To the Celts he was the Green Man.* *To the Aztecs he was Xipe Totec.* *He has been called the All-Seeing Eye.* *He has been called the Black Wind.* *He has been called the Dweller in Darkness.* *He has been called the Faceless One.* *He has been called the God of the Bloody Tongue.* *He has been called the Haunter in the Dark.* *He has been called the Messenger of the Old Ones.* *He is the Crawling Chaos.* *He is Nyarlathotep.”*
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Audrey Holloway

facecast: Laura Linney

Born and raised in Ash Gap, Virginia, Audrey is the mother of Beatrice and Clarice. She still lives in Ash Gap with her younger daughter and grandchildren.

## Biography

Like many Ash Gap natives, Audrey comes from a mining family. She had a fairly standard childhood for the working class families in the area; difficult, but not especially unhappy. As a junior in high school she met Logan Holloway while working in the offices of the Bowmen Mining Corporation. The two began dating, and were married and living together by the time Audrey graduated high school.

At the age of 19 she gave birth to their first child - Beatrice-Rose Holloway, and two years later to their second, Clarice.

In 2005, Audrey lost her husband to a mine collapse, which prompted her to quit her job as a secretary for the Bowmen Corporation and take a job working at the general store in Ash Gap, which she now manages. Though this was a not insignificant pay-cut, Audrey couldn't bring herself to keep working for the company she blamed for her husband's death.

### Personality

Audrey is a hard working and no nonsense type of woman. Not cruel, but never overly affectionate with her daughters. (She is somewhat warmer with her grandchildren). Though she still has a while to go before retirement Audrey gets annoyed whenever Clarice brings it up; she hates the idea of being idle.

The death of her husband hit Audrey particularly hard, and she has most likely developed a form of depressive disorder because of it, though this is something she puts a great deal of effort into masking.

## Appearances

### Hotel Broadalbin

In room 601, the Agents - in the bodies of men from the Bowmen Corporation - briefly encountered an Audrey from 2005 during the moment she was informed of her husband's death, most likely from their 'home' universe.

The only oddity was that the front door of Beatrice's childhood home looks exactly like what Kara remembers her own childhood home's door looking like.

## Relationships

### Beatrice

Audrey has always had a somewhat strained relationship with her elder daughter, and often unintentionally made Bea feel as though she wished she had been born a boy. Audrey was vocally disapproving of Bea's desire to join the military, as well as her eagerness to leave Ash Gap. (This came from Audrey's own deeply repressed desires to leave).

She was deeply disappointed by Beatrice's divorce, though this was because she had hoped that marriage would help Beatrice feel more settled, especially since it was following Logan's death. Unfortunately, because the two were never particularly good at communicating, Beatrice has always taken this to mean Audrey would rather he be married and miserable than anything else.

### Clarice

Of her two daughters, Audrey is by far closer to Clarice. She still lives with her and the children in Ash Gap.

### Logan

Audrey and Logan's marriage was a good one, they loved one another dearly and this helped the family weather many difficult times. Logan's death was a devastating blow to Audrey.
Lundine House

Now an apartment complex known as the Macallistar Building, the Lundine House is one of Daribondi's thought houses. It is located in New York City and was originally commissioned by Henry Lundine.

## History/Background

Henry Lundine - a self-made millionaire in the textile industry - hired Asa Daribondi to design and build the Lundine house sometime around 1920. Lundine wanted, as he put it, to “truly cement the Lundine name as one of the preeminent families of the city."

## Owners

### 1921-1953: The Lundine Family

Sometime before the completion of the house, Lundine met Annabelle McCabe, a girl almost half his age, and wound up marrying her. In 1921 when the house was completed he, Annabelle, their infant son Charles, and the family dog Abraham (named after Lundine's father) moved in.

Charles Lundine would later hang himself on August 30th, 1950, just shy of his thirtieth birthday.

Two years later on April 30th, 1952, Henry Lundine was found dead on the uppermost staircase to the roof, having suffered a massive stroke. He was found dressed in strange robes and wearing a papier-mâché mask.

### 1953-1987: The Star Corporation

In February of 1953, the Star Corporation, a Delaware holding company of uncertain ownership, purchases the entire Lundine estate from Annabelle Lundine for an undisclosed sum, including The Lundine House.

### 1987-Present: The ArtLife Corporation

ArtLife, an entity within the corporate structure of Whole Earth Enterprises, runs the building under the name Macallistar house. They rent it out as apartments as a place for new artists to live until they reach a certain level of success.

Residents of the McAllister House/Map Notes

## Interior (Nighttime)

### The Fourth Floor

#### The Smoking Lounge

Where you enter the Fourth Floor, only available after dark. Not visible from the outside, even at night. Can be easily found on the Fourth Floor, by thinking intentionally about it

#### The Night Manager

"Down the hall" from the Smoking Lounge, but difficult to find without a lot of corruption/unnatural. The Night Manager is named Castaigne.

### The Seventh Floor

Current residence of Allegra Kany and "The Salesman"

## Related Phenomena

**Knopf House disappearances:** The names of the former owners of the Knopf House, along with the head of Phenomenon X, are listed as residents on Floor 2 and 3
Peter Devoras

## "Main" World

Peter was one of Asa Daribondi's victims, having allegedly drowned at the age of 5 in 1921.

## Frost's Door

In the Beta Dimension, this was the identity Bug assumed.

Peter was a doctor and was friends with Bug's mentor, Dr. Martha Jackson.

In the prime dimension, Dr. Jackson and her team died after Bug asked them to research the Yellow Sign for her.

Past the door, Dr. Jackson was nominally in charge of the Cornucopia House dig site and investigation until the team arrived. She was later killed and eaten by one of the changed older children who were something like ghouls, but not quite the same.

Bug is disturbed by having gotten her mentor killed twice.
Clarice Warner

face cast: Amy Adams

Clarice is Beatrice's younger sister. Unlike Beatrice, Clarice remained in Ash Gap and still lives in the house they grew up in with her two children and her mother.

Clarice's relationship with her sister has become even more strained in recent years. Unlike Beatrice, Clarice simply suppressed the strange things they saw as children. As a consequence, she doesn't understand a lot of Beatrice's choices or her constant search for answers.

Her husband, Douglas, works for a trucking company and is gone for long stretches of time. There have been many implications that the marriage is not a happy one, and Beatrice certainly has a less than favorable view of Douglas.

## Alternate Versions

### β-universe

In the β-universe Clarice is married to Ramiro Quinn, and is the younger sister of Damien LeChance.

The last the Agents had heard of her, Ramiro was planning on going into hiding with her and the children to avoid being eliminated by his superiors at The Program

### Ε - universe

In this universe Clarice is still married to Douglas and caring for her mother, but she is the younger sister of Roger Thelemis. Based on the single text conversation found so far, Clarice and Roger seem to have a slightly closer relationship than she does with Beatrice in the alpha dimension.

### Hotel Broadalbin

In room 602 of the hotel, the Agents encountered a version of Clarice from 2005. Very pregnant with Danielle, Clarice was being threatened and physically hurt by her husband just after her father's funeral. In this version of events, Beatrice, in the body of Ramiro Quinn, pulled Douglas away from her and managed to restrain him until someone else called the sheriff.

It is possible that this is the same or a similar timeline to the β-universe, in which Clarice is married to Ramiro.
Rose Marchand

face cast: kate siegel

Rose Marchand is or was an associate of Joy Castaigne and Enoch Bowen. She is an alter of Beatrice Holloway, and possibly also a relative though it's unclear if their timelines converge naturally or not.

## Personality

Rose looks almost identical to Beatrice, albeit with the hard edges worn off. She was friendly with the Agents when they met her, coming off as practical and reserved.

## Appearances

Kas witnessed Rose along with Joy during one of his dreams of waking.
Ghoul

Ghouls are a race of carnivorous humanoids from the Dreamlands. There are both true, full-blooded ghouls and partial ghouls, humans who were turned into them. Little is known about the exact differences between the two.

## Appearance/Behavior

Ghouls in their true natural form are monstrous humanoids with sharp fangs, long claws and black eyes. When assuming a human form they sometimes retain the black eyes, especially if their hold on the form is slipping.

### Characteristics

* Super human strength
* Strong sense of smell
* Night vision

### Abilities

* If a body is fresh enough or still living when a ghoul consumes it they are able to take the mind and memories of that person, as well as gaining the ability to take on their appearance. For the ghouls of the faith this is not done often, and for all of them it is difficult since containing more than one identity within yourself can easily lead to madness.

### Culture

The largest schism among the ghouls is between those who retained the old faith and those that renounced it. A main defining tenet of their faith is that they should never consume "unripened fruit" - i.e. a living human. This was a law given to them by the Charnel God at the beginning of time, and those who violated it were to be labeled pariahs, hunted down and punished, oftentimes by being driven from the Dreamlands into the human world.

The heretics however quickly became better fed and stronger than those of the faith, leading to a long and bloody civil war between the two. This ended (in some sense) when Nyarlathotep arrived in the Dreamlands and demanded fealty of the ghouls. Those who refused were killed, as the elders were, and those who refused to relinquish their rule of not consuming living flesh were punished until they obeyed.

Frost's aspect Anat is one of the heretics, Jerimiah Kross and his contingent in New Zion are members of the faith.

## Encounters

### Known Ghouls

* Nancy
* Frost (as Anat)
* Jerimiah Kross (Ε - dimension)
* Lisette (Ε - dimension)
* Sabina (Ε - dimension)
* Ryan (Ε - dimension)

### Known Victims

* Billy Mullens (some version(s))
* Michael Jessup - a Long Island native who is survived by his wife Linda.
Quabbin Hospital

## Owners/Inhabitants

1919-1938: The Worchester County Development Committee

## **Historical Debate**

According to most historians, the citizens of Dana voted to give up their homes. It is believed this was in large part due to the government going in and purchasing roughly 60,000 acres of land on which the Winsor Dam would be built. But some historians point out that this purchase only represented approximately 40% of the land owned by the residents of Dana – with the rest of the land being taken via Imminent Domain. So it seems “odd” that the majority of the residents would still willingly vote for the annexation. There also seems to be a discrepancy in the number of votes cast in comparison to the number of people living in Dana at the time of the vote.

Roughly 2,500 citizens lost their homes, but fewer than 2,000 cast their votes. The “ayes” carried the vote by a mere 1% margin. It was also noted as “odd” that a good number of residents could not be located after moving from Dana – and that all of them came from the group whose land was seized via Imminent Domain and would have likely voted “nay”. All told, it appears more than 500 citizens may have been “misplaced” during the relocation. Of course, on less reputable sites people make no bones about claiming that either the government or their neighbors likely killed or ran off those 500 folks – especially given that they came from the poorer and colored portions of the community. Interestingly, not a single patient who was in the care of the Quabbin Hospital was on the roll of those who cast their votes.

## Related Phenomena

**Allegra Kany's art:** Depicted in her first landscape, "an old hospital in the midst of a deluge." This landscape is aligned with Nyarlathotep.

**Knopf House disappearances:** The Sanford family died of drowning on April 28, 1938, the same day that Dana, MA was flooded for the Dam
Bellefleur House

## **The Fitzroy Family (1911 - 1950)**

The Fitzroy family controlled many of the slaughterhouses and shipping yards that made Chicago a hub for meat production.  The Bellefleur House was commissioned by the patriarch of the family, Dr. Thomas Fitzroy.  With its interleaved, curving rooms and odd, sinuous lines throughout and its strange spires of glass and metal filagree, it is considered a work of art by some and little more than an eyesore by others.

## **Historic Site**

For its centennial anniversary (2011), The Bellefleur House was declared a historic landmark by the Illinois Historic Preservation Division.

## **Emeline F. Fitzroy (1924-1950)**

World Without Doors. Emeline Fitzroy, Torbitt Books, 1936.  Child Prodigies of the 20th Century. Earl Blayne, Summit Hill Press, 1961. Emeline was born in the Bellefleur House late in the Fitzroys’ marriage. She proved more than welcome. Emeline spoke in complete sentences at two, could read and write at four, and completed her first poem at five. By ten, she had completed the equivalent of a college level program with tutors, could speak six languages, and had written several complete manuscripts.

Her first and only book was published on August 30th, 1936, her 12th birthday. *A World Without Doors* proved to be a hit and Emeline’s popularity and youth rode the headlines for years. Soon, that star faded as it became known that Emeline refused to leave the Bellefleur House and could often be heard speaking to herself in empty rooms. With the death of her father in 1941, she remained the only one in the house. On August 30th, 1950, on her 26th birthday, she vanished from the Bellefleur House. She left a note that read: “In an ending, we find the world. The play is the only thing. All else orbits it as an afterthought. I go to him now because there is no other path. And I know now, there never was.” After an extensive search of the grounds, her brother Mark Fitzroy (1912–1966) had her declared dead in 1955. Her death is listed officially as a suicide, though no body was ever recovered.
Tie Tapham

face cast: Michael Kenneth Williams

Not much is currently known about Dr. Tapham, his affiliations or role as of yet. The Agents have only had a couple brief encounters with him.

Tapham seems to have a knowledge of timelines that borders on omnipotent.

His name is an anagram of "I am the Path"

## Appearances

### Project Masticate

Tapham was the director who called the Agents into New York.

### Dorchester House

In the Dorchester House, Tapham is in a room labeled "Director's Office." The Agents were told by Crumpton not to interact with him, but they go anyway, and find his room to be a laboratory instead of an office. He greets the Agents by saying 'It's good to see you again" and seems to imply he has interacted with them numerous times before. He is curious about their scars, and asks to take samples from them.

Tapham reveals that he has near-omnipotent knowledge of the Multiverse, however when he begins explaining it to the Agents, reality starts to break apart and they quickly leave.
Jan Ossowiski

face cast: Piotr Adamczyk

Jan is Kas' father, they have a very fraught and disconnected relationship.

## Appearances

### Project Temple

In E-Universe, Jan (as Jan Witwer) is still married to Maria, but she is the daughter of Herbert Price, who founded The New Order of Starry Wisdom. Jan himself is the leader of one of the two factions that exist following his father-in-law's death. His faction is called 'Celestial Providence' and is based out of Chicago.

Towards the beginning of Project Temple the agents discovered that Jan was killed during the ritual, though he was apparently shot in the head.

### Project Wells

Jan is a senator and the owner of the mines outside Commerce, CO. After the Agents accidentally tipped off The Program that they might not be who they claimed to be, Bea and Kas went to speak with Jan. They were able to convince him that it was in his best interest to run interference on other political bodies who might try to inject themselves into the quarantine situation, which resulted in him alerting Bea a few hours later when what were most likely Program agents showed up in Commerce.
Robert Hubert

Robert Hubert is the manager at Club Apocalypse. He appears to be either unnaturally long lived or immortal, as the entrance to the club is filled with pictures of him with various celebrities over the years, where he always appears the same.

His loyalties and affiliations are unclear; the Agents have received conflicting information regarding this and are unsure if his loyalties change depending on the world he's in, if he has multiple loyalties, or is acting as a free agent.

## Encounters

### Project Alice

When first visiting Club Apocalypse in their own world, the agents met Hubert briefly before being summoned away by Alzis.

### Project Temple

After fleeing New Zion, the Agents found themselves in yet another iteration of the club, where they spoke with Hubert, now fully aware that he was one in the same with the Salesman and the Phantom. As with many of the others they spoke with, Hubert offered cryptic answers to their questions, though he did reveal that there was more going on than just the vying for dominance between Hastur, Nyarlathotep an Yog-Sothoth.
Douglas Warner

face cast: William White

Douglas "Doug" Warner is Beatrice's brother-in-law, though he has not made a direct appearance, her dislike of him and his treatment of Clarice have a strong impact on Bea.

## Background

Another native of Ash Gap, Douglas was at school with Beatrice though the two did not run in the same circles. Douglas dropped out at some point during their senior year to start working - he began by running local deliveries and eventually took a job as a long-haul trucker.

Doug began dating Clarice when he was nineteen and she was seventeen, shortly after Beatrice had left to attend the USAF Academy.

## Relationships

### Clarice Warner

Though the two had a decent relationship when they were teens, their marriage has steadily deteriorated since then. Douglas is often physically and verbally abusive towards Clarice.

### Beatrice Holloway

Bea and Douglas have never liked one another, and do absolutely nothing to hide it. Beatrice is fully aware of how he treats her sister and has made it very clear to him how she feels about that. Though the two haven't gotten in any serious physical altercations, they do tend to always fight when they're around one another, despite Clarice's attempts to mitigate.

Beatrice has also told Doug point blank that if she finds out he's ever laid a hand on his children, she'll kill him.

## Mentions/Appearances

* The version of Clarice who came to visit Beatrice at the Dorchester House was sporting a black eye courtesy of Doug.
* During Project Temple, Clarice had texted her brother Roger (Beatrice's alter), and they briefly discussed the situation with Doug.
* When answering Beatrice's unasked question about having the power to protect the people she cared about, The Salesman gave the example of killing Doug as a way she already did.

### Hotel Broadalbin

The first actual appearance of Doug is in room 602, when the Agents encounter him hurting a very pregnant Clarice after her father's funeral. This is interrupted by Bea in the body of Ramiro Quinn. Doug threatens Quinn, but is overpowered by him and eventually arrested.
Geneva Brown

In the main world, Geneva Brown was one of Asa Daribondi's victims, killed in 1932. In the Ε - universe and Project Temple, she is Kara's alter.

## A-universe

Little is known about the Geneva who exists in the main world, except that she was one of Daribondi's victims.

## Ε - universe

During Project Temple, Geneva is the alter who Kara Langley inhabits.
Damien LeChance

Damien LeChance is the older brother of Cynthia LeChance. He was was a victim of Asa Daribondi, having allegedly drowned in 1948 at the age of 5.

## β-dimension

In this world, Damien is not only alive, he seems to have completely replaced Frost.

Frost finds herself in his body when the Agents pass through to this dimension.
Picher House

## Owners/Inhabitants

* 1913-1953: The Picher Family\*
* 1953-1991: Eagle-Picher Technologies
* 1991-1996: Bankruptcy Trustee
* 1996-1998: Trust for Victims of Asbsetos and Lead Poisoning
* 1998-Present: Granaria Holdings

\*\*The Picher House was commissioned by O.S. Picher, the patriarch of the Picher mining fortune. Neither he, nor any member of his family, ever took up permanent residence in The Picher House. He would occasionally stay at The Picher House when business would require him to come to town personally.

## **The Tornado**

On May 10th, 2008, Picher, OK was hit by a EF4 tornado, killing eight, injuring over 150 more, and causing tens of millions of dollars of property damage. The tornado touched down in the city proper for twenty blocks. In that it caused extensive damage, flattening everything in its wake – with one exception. The Picher House was in the direct path of the tornado. Yet, somehow, it survived completely undamaged. Not even a single window was broken.

## Picher, OK

Whole town condemned due to toxic pollution in 2009. On September 1, 2009, the city ceased operations as a municipality.

## Related Phenomena

**Knopf House disappearances**: Phenomenon X members disappeared September 1, 2009 on the same day the town of Picher was officially ended.

**Allegra Kany's art:** May be depicted in her fifth landscape, "A villa consumed by sludge". This landscape is aligned with The King in Yellow.
The Illearth War

The Illearth War is the second book in The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant the Unbeliever, the initial trilogy in The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. It was published in 1978.

Follow this link to the Wikipedia page for The Illearth War.

Follow this link to the Wikipedia page of the author, Stephen R. Donaldson.
Dreamlands

The Dreamlands are an alternate world or dimension not normally accessible to humans. The god associated with them is Nyarlathotep, though it is revealed that he took over from a deity that the ghouls refer to as The Charnel God.

## Description

Very little is known to the Agents about the physicality of the Dreamlands.

They are the original homeland of ghouls, who are able to travel between them and the waking world via the Abyss/Underworld.

### Locations

* The Stairs - An uncountably long stair that is one of the main entrances to the Dreamlands.
* The Cavern of Flame - A chamber filled with flickering flames, the walls of which are decorated with bas-relief images.

## Encounters

After entering the mirror in the Knopf House, Frost found herself in the Dreamlands, though she does not have any memory of her time there. She also has encountered imagery and flashes of memory from them during her dreams of waking.

### Project Wells

In order to escape a pack of Hounds, Kas uses The Pod to open a doorway to the Dreamlands.