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Kain

Kain is a member of Riley's underground. He is shown to be hostile towards members of St. George, as shown when he attempted to attack Garret. When he was a young hatchling, St. George discovered the safe house in which he was staying. They killed the other hatchling, but Kain was able to escape. He fought alongside St. George in the battle against the Talon vessels. In *Inferno*, Kain is revealed to have survived the Western chapterhouse battle as he appears in a chapter narrated by Cobalt/Riley.

### Early Life

Sometime before going rouge, Kain met Issac. However TALON was Mistreating them. And Kain didn't like that.
They eventually met Cobalt who offered to recruit them into his underground. Both Kain and Issac agreed.
Together they were place in a safe house. Unfortunately their safehouse was eventually ambushed by St. George patrol.
Kain managed to escape but Issac wasn't so fortunate. Issac's death reinforced Kain's hatred for the Order.
### Legion

> In Legion Kain and his lackies are scene Listening to Remy's stories. They're they learn that Garret, used to be a dragon slayer.
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> When Ember and Garret greet Remy he refuses to respond because of this. Later Kain brings his lackies into the barn Ember and Garret were residing in in order to confront the latter. However, Ember shifts into her dragon form and tells Kain and co. to back off. Riley then arrives and reprimands Kain and his cronies for their behavior.
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## Personality

Kain seems hotheaded and quick to anger, and was not afraid to confront Garret (Due to the latter once being a member of St. George). He also seemed ready to hold a grudge, as he was the last to stand in agreement to help St. George stand against Talon. He cared deeply for his roommate, Issac as Kain was bitterly hurt when the latter was shot down by St. George Soldiers. Kain also participated in the Final Battle partially to avenge Issac.

### References

1. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/779209221933367327/839536055639343145
2. ↑ Reveled on Discord https://discord.com/channels/779209221933367327/779383575387963412/835575341003046923.
Bouffon

## Bouffon / Bouffonne

Le personnage du bouffon est "l'ami(e)" de FM. Il / Elle est idiot(e). Il / Elle a peut être une relation amoureuse avec FM.

### Fonctions dramaturgiques

Le bouffon est en premier lieu un personnage faisant le lien entre le spectateur et l’action. Il permet que les plans de FM soient exposés en jeu, sous forme de dialogue. Grâce à sa naïveté et son innocence (apparentes ?), il pose des questions simples, auxquelles FM est obligé de répondre d’une manière plus simple encore. Il se rapproche peut-être également du coryphée, prenant la parole pour le peuple.

Il pourrait prendre part activement au déroulement de l'action du premier épisode quand (par exemple) lorsque FM est au cachot Il / Elle saoule B7 d'une danse obscène pour le convaincre de cresuer le sol, ou encore fait école à la place de FM en apprenant la lecture aux gardiens.

### Le comique

Le bouffon serait peut-être représentant de l'humour dans la société du Grand Trou. FM est séduit par le bouffon car il critique, il apporte par son langage une satire de la société dans laquelle ils vivent et dont FM veut briser les chaînes. Par son apparente naïveté, il arrive à moquer les valeurs sans que le pouvoir le prenne au sérieux.

### Annexe

Le bouffon est-il masqué ?

*"Au cours du pilou, la grande fête néo-calédonnienne, intervient un personnage masqué qui se conduit à l'inverse de toutes les règles. Il fait tout ce qui est défendu aux autres. Incarnant l'ancêtre auquel son masque l'identifie, il mime et recommence les actions de son patron mythique."* Roger Caillois
Crise

#### Amenuisement des ressources naturelles

l'état entendu comme normal de la société des gardiens comprend l'arrivage de caisses de nourriture. Ce sont des caisses comme à rungis, gerbables, toutes identiques, arrivant à intervalles réguliers; elles contiennent des sandwichs et du doliprane. ces caisses ont un statut de petit tabou, on ne sait pas d'où elles viennent et on ne se pose pas la question. au début de notre fiction il est fait état d'un dysfonctionnement dans l'arrivage des caisses, ce dysfonctionnement peut être assimilé à un problème technique comme à un fléau divin.

la faune et la flore qui entourent la société des gardiens sont également en déclin autant quantitatif que qualitatif.

#### Crise inter-générationnelle

l'état de déliquescence du sens de leurs activités, le rapport aux "rapports", est accepté par les vieux comme un moindre mal, ils n'ont jamais vu cette situation évoluer quand par contre, au cours de leurs vies, des problèmes de l'ordre du confort et de la santé ont pris une importance grandissante. Les jeunes sont en revanche prêts à sacrifier leur confort au profit d'une cause plus fondamentale, celle de donner du sens à leurs vies. Cet état de fait prend l'apparence d'un mur qui brise le dialogue entre les parents et leurs enfants.

#### Sentiment de crise

sensation de perte de repères, anxiété, changement de la structure historique sur laquelle les gardiens ont basé leurs identités, leur sens de l'appartenance, leurs règles et leurs valeurs. Remise en cause des interdits séculiers.

#### Problèmes de communication

impact du changement de société sur la construction de l'identité des individus. Besoin de se définir en réaction aux autres. Besoin de répondre au sentiment d'insécurité de manière personnelle, tout en se méfiant des autres.

#### Traitement des déchets

augmentation du nombre de déchets. Réduction de l'espace de vie au profit de la taille de la décharge environnante.

### La crise comme état par défaut

à la fin de chaque épisode la société des gardiens revient à son état de départ, qui est un état de crise. Le retour à l'état de crise est donc vécu comme un retour à la normale, un soulagement.

## Dans la réalité

notre société est en "crise" depuis 2008? 2001? 1973? 1929?

l'état de crise est un état structurel de la société, c'est un moteur.

le mot "crise" lui-même pour les jeunes générations a perdu son sens et contient une sorte de "tabou", il cache les constats structurels que les jeunes générations attendent d'entendre formulés par les générations en poste. Le mot crise sous-entend un fléau, une épreuve que nous subirions, imposée à nous par une force aveugle.

bon c'est un peu fort comme discours, mais ça se discute.

voir Distinction entre naturel et artificiel
Le Vizir

Le Vizir, ou Alstom, serait peut-être une sorte de Iago comme dans Othello, ou comme le Vizir dans Iznogoud. Il est le bras droit politique de B7, qui lui accorde une entière confiance. Mais Iago aurait peut-être des intérêts personnels à défendre (se hisser plus haut dans la hiérarchie, une histoire de femme comme dans Othello, une vieille querelle qui ressurgirait à la fin de la partie 1 ?)
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Oppositions idéologiques

## Opposition FM / paysan

Le paysan a l'intuition de la confusion des Gardiens entre le Naturel et l'artificiel. Il avance que la terre, les plantes, les arbres font partie d'un écosystème dont sont exclus les club sandwichs par exemple. La compréhension de cet écosystème permettrait aux Gardiens de subvenir à leurs besoins en changeant leurs habitudes alimentaires, et le paysage urbain/naturel. Il est donc également dans une démarche scientifique Son problème est que pour avancer dans ses recherches, il a besoin de retourner le sol. Pas énormément mais un peu, juste de manière à recouvrir des graines, des racines. Comme il est attaché au respect des traditions, cela lui pose un cas de conscience qu'il expose en AG.

Les théories du paysan ne s'opposent pas à celles de FM mais ce sont leurs valeurs qui les séparent. Pour FM, il ne faut pas changer seulement les habitudes alimentaires… mais tout le système de valeurs des Gardiens. Il faut maintenant comprendre les règles, pourquoi elles existent, et donc pour cela se livrer à des recherches sans limitation morale : analyser les déchets qui nous entourent, creuser le sol, changer les choses pour se donner les moyens de sortir de la crise et offrir un avenir meilleur à nos enfants. Il a une démarche à la fois mystique et scientifique car il projette dans le Trou une source de salut. Le trou détiendrait des ressources inestimables, mises peut-être à l'écart par des hommes ou d'autres créatures voulant protéger leurs trésors.

En apprenant à lire, FM se met à douter de ce que le Trou puisse les sauver. Mais il n'a pas le temps (ni peut-être le courage) d'aller jusqu'au bout pour comprendre la Vérité, et voir la véritable nature de l'avenir que les hommes avant eux leur avait réservé.
Cachot

## Dans la fiction

Les gardiens se sont dotés d’un système coercitif ressemblant à ceux que nous pratiquons dans notre société : la prison. Au cours des assemblées générales et lorsque qu’un membre de la société des gardiens est accusé d’avoir commis un délit, les membres votants (tout le monde) jugent l’accusé et déterminent si oui ou non il doit aller «au cachot». Les accusés jugés coupables sont ensuite enfermés jusqu’à nouvel ordre.

Le cachot est une grande pièce. Les prisonniers occupent chacun un coin de la pièce. Ils laissent à l’entrée tous leurs effets personnels et revêtent un t shirt et un pantalon provenant du stock d’habits à la disposition des gardiens. Chaque prisonnier peut faire l’usage d’un lit de camp, d’une table, d’une chaise et d’une petite lampe. Les visites sont autorisées sans contrainte aucune.

Le gardien du cachot dispose d’un bâton de défense (la lance) pointu des deux côtés. La grande pièce est fermée à clé, le gardien a la clé.

### Variante

et il y a un lavabo relié au seul chiotte au centre de la piece.

y a un puit de lumiere plutot que des fenetres ce qui empeche les prisonniers de communiquer avec l exterieur.(et leur retirer tout horizon )

ou alors le cachot est un concept.une mise au coin ,aux vues et aux sues de tout le monde ,perpetuellement.

## Dans la réalité

[le cachot est un ensemble de scenes qu on retrouve dans tous les episodes dans lequel un personnage est isolé dans un endroit du plateau...]
Suggestions d'utilisation de l'espace scénique

## Questions

* Le théâtre représente t-il le lieu d'où les Gardiens s'interdisent de sortir ?

* L'espace virtuel des scientifiques (écran) serait-il en dehors ?

* Que représente la masse public dans l'espace de la fiction (à qui s'adressent-ils et dans quel but) ?
* Souhaitons-nous finalement jouer *dehors* (référence au théâtre de rue) ?

voir Fiction cadre
Iteration X

One of the conventions of the Technocratic Union, specializing in the anorganic sciences, such as materials and weapon research, as well as computer science and cybernetics.

Dedicated through history to improve humanity by developing superior tools, they have also developed a transhumanist streak through the use of cybernetics.

See the White Wolf Wikia for general information.
Training Today

**Next** | “Meet the Iron Mans”

Jayden & Mia invite Mike & Emily for Samurai training. Mooger kidnaps Jayden Jr so Jayden & Kevin rescue him. But they need morphers from Mentor Ji at The School. Meanwhile, Jade tries to ask out Iron Man's son, Tony Stark Jr.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Jayden Shiba
* Mia Watanabe-Shiba
* Jayden Shiba Jr.
* Hayden Shiba
* Jade Shiba
* Maya Shiba

### Recurring Characters

* Kevin
* Kevin Harris Jr.
* Devon Harris
* Emily
* Mike
* Mike Jr.
* Michael
* Emma
* Michaela
* Mentor Ji
* Tony Stark Jr.
* Robert Downey Stark
* Norman Radd
* Antonio Garcia
* Anthony Garcia

## Trivia

* The first scene is the last scene of the previous episode.
Dr. Olsen

Dr. Olsen was a supporting antagonist in the book Legion (Book) and as a major antagonist of Soldier, and is the father of Garret Xavier Sebastian. He worked for The Elder Wyrm as her top scientist and was sarcastic. He is responsible for creating the The Vessels.

He dies in *Inferno* after his son and company blow up the mine in the Appalachian Mountains.
Lilith

Lilith was the leader of the Vipers and Talon's best assassin. She trained Ember and several other hatchings to become Vipers.

Lilith was a major antagonist of the entire saga; being the main antagonist in Talon (Book) as well as a minor antagonist of Inferno and of Rogue (Book), and nearly killed Ember when she refused to kill Cobalt/Riley and his crew. However her attempt to assassinate Ember failed when Garret showed up and attacked her. She retreated stating that she was not done with Ember and her group. She appears again in Rogue along with Mr. Smith and Mr. Roth along with a few other unnamed adult dragons to help Dante Hill track down his sister. She doesn't appear in Soldier (Book). In Inferno, she takes out the sniper Nicolas and is shot by Cobalt/Riley when he and Lieutenant Martin arrive at the scene and investigate. Lilith then sneaks up from behind and kills Martin, she is killed by Cobalt who shoots the 'dragon killer' at her chest, leaving a gaping hole.

## Personality & traits

Like most of her fellow vipers, Lilith is psychopathic and possibly sociopathic, having no mercy on anyone she sees as an enemy or even useless. According to Ember, Lilith is also sadistic as she enjoys killing and tormenting her opponents. Lilith also cares little for Human lives. Seeing them as an "inferior species", not unlike most of her fellow senior and famous dragons of Talon. In her human form, she is a tall, lithe blonde woman with acid green eyes. In dragon form, her eyes stay the same acid green, and she is a large, green adult. She is just as dangerous in human form as she is in dragon form as stated in Talon.

It's possible that she is even more deranged and evil than The Elder Wyrm, the main antagonist of the franchise and the leader and founder of Talon (faction), which makes Lilith the most evil character of the entire franchise if it's true.

Eventually, Lilith is nothing more but a murderous psychopath and have no redeeming qualities. She also lacks remorse for anything she does or has done.

## Trivia

* Lilith is the best Viper Talon has.
* Her eyes are described as « poison green » in Talon.
* Lilith is the name a mythical woman from the Jewish Religion who was known for being exceedingly cruel, not unlike the Elite Viper. This implies that Lilith's name reflects on her moral status, for she too is extremely cruel.
* Lilith is a legend in the eyes of The Order of St. George.
* The Elder Wyrm Handpicked Ember to be Lilith's student.
* She is also Faith's Teacher. Faith is the main antagonist of Rogue (Book).
* Sadism and psychopathy are two known personality disorders Lilith has.
* Talon was originally going to send her after Cobalt after he went rogue but sent Stealth instead.
* Lilith is maybe even worse than The Elder Wyrm. If it's true, Lilith is the most evil character of the entire franchise. Lilith is also pure evil and nothing more than an insane psychopath.
Distinction entre naturel et artificiel

## Dans la fiction

La distinction que nous faisons entre un artefact (objet construit par l’homme) et un objet naturel (qui existe sans intervention humaine) est absente dans la façon dont les gardiens ont de concevoir le monde. Pour eux, en effet, il n’existe que des objets naturels. Par exemple depuis les hangars qui abritent la nourriture à longue conservation dont ils se servent jusqu’aux vêtements qu’ils portent, tout est, selon eux, issu de la nature, au même titre qu’un arbre ou les fruits qu’il porte. Et en cela, ils se trompent puisque (par exemple) leur vêtements ont été fabriqués par des mains humaines, et ne sont pas apparus d’eux même causé par un phénomène naturel.

Mais petit à petit la notion d’artefact prendra forme dans les conceptions des gardiens. En effet, Anthélios grâce à l’appréhension de la lecture du français parviendra à isoler certains objets comme étant des productions humaines. A ce stade les nouveaux lecteurs vont alors déterminer ce qui appartient à la catégorie artefact ou à celle de produit naturel. Apparaît alors l’idée que les objets *marqués* (qui sont recouverts de texte) appartiennent à la catégorie d’artefact. Ce critère n’étant pas suffisant pour établir une distinction correcte, les nouveaux gardiens continueront de s’abuser sur la nature de tout un tas d’objets qu’ils continueront de prendre pour naturel comme les canapés, les tapis de sol, les piques à barbecues.

Il faut aussi noter que les gardiens sont eux mêmes producteurs d’artefact qu’ils conçoivent en reproduisant des objets qu’ils prennent pour naturel, je parlais des piques à barbecues, dont il produisent des copies (la lance) des dérivés (la lance à deux bouts pointus) pour aller chasser, par exemple, ou empêcher les prisonniers de s’échapper du cachot.
Rogue (faction)

Rouges are Dragons or Humans who have broken away from Talon or St. George, most rouge rouges known are hatchlings from Cobalt’s Underground. It's the main heroic faction of the entire franchise, with Talon (faction) as the main antagonistic faction.

Riley/Cobalt had a group of hatchlings he saved from Talon. Vipers are sent after rouges to silence them in case they may change in public or give away information to humans. Humans may also become rouges if they were working for Talon. St. George may also sometimes looks for rogues to kill them. Riley/Cobalt’s underground was made up of at least more than ten hatchlings, wasn’t very clear how many but, he had safe houses where rouge hatchlings would hideout.

## Known Rogues

Cobalt/Riley

Ember Hill

Garret Xavier Sebastian

Kain

Wesley Higgins

Remy

Nettle

Mist Anderson/Ava
Le Monologue de Bernard VII

Les trois épisodes commencent par un monologue au cours duquel Bernard revenant de la chasse au cerf (cerf à deux têtes pour l'épisode 1, cerf à deux culs pour l'épisode 2, cerf anneau pour l'épisode 3) dépose brutalement son gibier à l'avant scène. Il décrit les modalités de la crise que traversent les Gardiens.
L'assemblée Générale

L’assemblée générale (AG) est une scène au cours de laquelle les gardiens sont réunis. Elle se déroule à intervalles irréguliers. Elle commence par une série de paroles rituelles prononcées par tous dont notamment : les trois questions avec leur réponses correspondantes (à compléter), le chant rituel des rapports (à compléter).

### La première AG

Assez vite dans le première épisode a lieu la première AG. Après la prononciation des paroles rituelles Bernard 7 évoque les questionnements dont il a fait part dans le Monologue de Bernard 7. Plusieurs personnages prennent la parole dont Pierrot / Frère Argonome, Frère Chasseur et  pour finir Frère Moche / Markowicz. Pierrot soutient que la solution à la crise que traverse les gardiens passe par l’investissement de leur lieu de vie : "il faut habiter la terre sur laquelle nous vivons", et prône le retour (le développement?) de l’agriculture. Il explique peut être qu’il a déjà commencé à travailler le sol et à féconder la terre (ce qui pourrait indiquer qu’au début du premier épisode les gardiens vivent une sorte de révolution néolithique). Frère Chasseur a pour l’instant un statut encore un peu flou (à discuter) : il est à la fois celui qui incite les gardiens à quitter la zone et à vivre comme des nomades allant de territoire en territoires à la recherche de plus de nourriture. Il est aussi celui qui incite le développement scientifique tourné vers le futur (en ce sens il a un lien avec les [[ https://syntheticedifice.files.wordpress.com/2014/03/manifesteaccelerationniste-multitudes56-2014.pdf%7Caccélérationnsites]]) contrairement à Frère Markowicz qui, lui, propose de s’intéresser au passé des gardiens, aux causes de leur existence. Durant sa prise de parole à la fin de la première AG il reprend donc les arguments de chacun, les analyse à la lumière d’un nouvel éclairage (psy?) arrive à susciter chez les participants une sorte de fascination mêlée de répulsion, (Voir Frère Moche) et expose, peut être, ses premières découvertes concernant la lecture.

#### La deuxième AG

La deuxième AG a lieu plus tard dans le première épisode. Elle est peut être le moment ou Frère Moche, grâce aux conclusions tirées de sa lecture (déchiffrement) du Protocole, propose aux gardiens d'enfreindre le Tabou du trou et donc de creuser le sol pour y découvrir les immenses richesses qu'il recèle.
Patterns from the Past

Nicole Taylor

Doctor Cormac

After noticing several unexplained deaths in the city during certain television broadcasts, our team goes out to investigate. They decide to tap in to the emergency line, to quickly identify new cases.

One soon arrives, as a woman calls in about her husband. As a complication however, one of four shapechangers that are noticed patrolling the city heads straight for the site. The team, going in their shiny black helicopter, drop off Salisbury to intercept it while the team goes and investigate the site itself.

Salisbury's interception goes relatively well (in that he doesn't get murdered) - after slowing the shapechanger (a young woman) down, he brings here, peacefully, to the site (to the chagrin of some of the members).

Meanwhile, the investigators calm down a devastated wife, while noticing a peculiar urn with an entropic dimensional taint. The urn suddenly shatters by itself, and it becomes clear that it has something to do with the recent events. Upon investigation, Taylor finds a "Made in Nijmegen" mark on the urn.

Once Salisbury arrives at the site with the shapechanger, there is an uneasy exchange of information. After a while, the teams depart, each with samples of the urn to further examine.

Back at the construct, the team can't find any company in Nijmegen that could produce the urns, except for perhaps one - a plate factory owned by, well, themselves. Intrigued, they decide to investigate, but not before meeting the shapechangers to discuss matters. Not wanting the shapechangers to come along to Nijmegen, our team offers to handle that matter themselves, while the shapechanger take care of a local distributor - a mr Texado - with local low-running technocrats running interference for them.

In Nijmegen, the team finds an initially warm welcome, as the local manager greets them. Quickly they notice something wrong, though, as he is suspiciously unaware of what goes on on floor one. The team decides to investigate, only to be denied access to the floor - even though they're supposed to be in full control of the building. They shift into gear, hacking the elevator while ordering the assault team (which is now forbidden from entering the grounds) to breach and take the ground floor by force.

On the first floor, they are "greeted" by four armed men at gunpoint - men determined to be under the influence of entropic EDE's. After a tense few moments, the team strikes in a coordinated fasion, taking out all four without issue. Heading on to the room where they were being escorted to, they find a lone Syndicate technocrat, who appears to have been the mastermind of the operation. He turns out not to be a match for the full team, however, and is quickly eliminated. The team orders the building evacuated and destroyed.
Peter Matthews

Peter Matthews was Garret's tormentor during training after a fight in Garret's dorm during their childhood. He is a minor antagonist of the saga; serving as a minor antagonist of Soldier.

in inferno following the decimation of St George Matthews and the rest of the Eastern Chapter House survives show up at the St George safe house Matthews argues with Ember until Tristan shows Peter briefly mocks Tristan.

on the island where the breeders are kept Lieutenant Ward tells Garret to draw the fire from a watch tower so peter shoots the guard.

When Dante brings him, Garret, Tristan and Ember to the Elder Wyrm. Matthews argues with the Ancient

Dragonell. After Dante turns on the Elder Wyrm, Peter continues on with his teammates to blow up the adult Vessels.

in the Talon Facility in the mountains Peter is injured is and is left to die by an unwilling Garret and Peter kills as many clones as possible until the bombs go off and he is killed in the explosion.
Lexi Thompson

Lexi has brown hair, and is described as positive and energetic, and she only appears in the first book.

### Talon

Lexi first appears on Crescent Beach, where she is playing volleyball with Kristin Duff, and Calvin Thomson. Ember and Dante introduce themselves to her, and the two quickly become friends. Throughout Talon, Lexi is positive, and helps Ember form a relationship with Garret, while showing support in difficult situations, like Ember's fight with Colin. Ember starts to think of Lexi as 'her best friend', and she often goes over to Lexi's house for sleepovers, and they discuss problems they have. However, Ember sometimes feels that she can't tell Lexi everything, because Lexi is ignorant to the fact that dragons exist, and that it would be dangerous to tell Lexi the truth. At the end of the book, Ember describes one of the worst things about going rogue/ the end of summer was, "Would I see my brother again? Or any of my friends?" This shows that Lexi is important to Ember, and even though she might not ever appear in *The Talon Saga* again, she still played an important part in making Ember who she is.
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Rogue (Book)

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Rogue is the second installment in Julie Kagawa's Talon Saga. It was released in May 2015 and continues the adventures of Ember, Riley, Garret and Dante.

## Story

### Synopsis

"Ember Hill left the dragon organization Talon to take her chances with rebel dragon Cobalt and his crew of rogues. But Ember can’t forget the sacrifice made for her by the human boy who could have killed her— Garret Xavier Sebastian, a soldier of the dragon slaying Order of St. George, the boy who saved her from a Talon assassin, knowing that by doing so, he’d signed his own death warrant.

Determined to save Garret from execution, Ember must convince Cobalt to help her break into the Order’s headquarters. With assassins after them and Ember’s own brother helping Talon with the hunt, the rogues find an unexpected ally in Garret and a new perspective on the underground battle between Talon and St. George.

A reckoning is brewing and the secrets hidden by both sides are shocking and deadly. Soon Ember must decide: Should she retreat to fight another day…or start an all-out war?"
Remy

Remy was a rogue and a member of Riley's underground. His first appearance was in Talon, where he and Ember met in Cobalt's Crescent Beach safe-house. He was described as full of energy, funny, and often exaggerated things. In Legion, he agreed to aid St. George in their battle against the Talon vessels and was killed. In Dragon form, he was a small, scrawny brown dragon with stripes down his neck and tail.

## Biography

### Talon

Remy is introduced in Talon, when he appears in Cobalt's safe house with Nettle. They lived in a safe house in Boulder, Colorado with their guardian Chris, until they were told to leave.

## References

1. ↑ Talon pg. ???
2. ↑ Legion
3. ↑ Talon
Talon (faction)

Talon is an organization of dragons founded some centuries prior to the events of Talon, by The Elder Wyrm. Their current leader is Ember Hill. It's the titular main antagonistic faction of the franchise.

## Ranks

The Talon organization consists of ranks named after species of reptiles.

### Chameleons

Chameleons are members of Talon that are meant to blend in with humans. They study human culture, behaviour, and social structure to fit in their aptly-named part. Known Chameleons include Dante Hill, Mr. Smith and Miranda Kent.

### Vipers

Vipers act as Talon's assassins and killers in the field. They are true "snakes" that can strike at any moment without warning. Training to become a Viper is extremely intense and difficult. Known Vipers include Lilith, Faith, Stealth, and Ember Hill (formerly).

### Basilisks

The job of Basilisks is rather unclear, but they can be thought of as Talon's soldiers. When Cobalt was a Basilisk, he was sent to rig explosions to help defeat St. George. Mist, however, was skilled at extracting truth from her victims. Known Basilisks include Cobalt (formerly), Luther, and Mist Anderson.

### Gilas

These are the brutes of Talon, commonly used as bodyguards or enforcers. There was a 500+-year-old Gila outside the Elder Wyrm's office in Soldier.

### Monitors

These dragons do nothing but monitor computers like their namesake.

## History

Talon's history dated back to the 11th century ( 1,017years ago). When the dragons were almost extinct, the Elder Wyrm created the magic that could change a dragon into a human.
Order of St. George

The **Order of St. George** is an ancient organization previously dedicated to the eradication of all dragonkind. It's the secondary antagonistic faction of the franchise; serving as the secondary antagonists of Soldier but as supporting heroic protagonists in Inferno. They are also antagonists of Talon (Book), Rogue (Book) and Legion.

When Garret Xavier Sebastian found out the truth about his dragon enemies was different from what he was taught, he told the truth to his brothers in arms, but they wouldn’t listen to him.

In Legion he managed to convince Lieutenant Martin to form a temporary alliance with Ember and co. in order to defeat the Vessels that were launching an attack on The Western Chapter House. After the battle, the Western Chapter House stood but the Entire Order was demolished.

In Inferno the remnants of the order assist the rouges in both freeing the breeder dragonells and in destroying the vessel cloning facility.

Their current leader is Garret Xavier Sebastian.

### Chapter Houses

* Eastern Chapter House
* Western Chapter House
* Northern Chapter House
* English Chapter Houses
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Director Vince

Director Vance is the dragon in charge of talon breeding facilities.

After successfully getting the breeders away, Riley, Ember and the remininants of St George and the interference of Scarlett director Vance is killed.

Vance is ruthless, greedy, cocky, evil, deceptive, arrogant, opportunistic, very selfish, strict, tyrannical and dangerous, and is a psychopath. While he isn't a recurring antagonist, he is one of the most hated enemies of Ember Hill, Garret Xavier Sebastian, Cobalt/Riley and others so far.

Vance is a major antagonist of Inferno.
The Vessels

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The Vessels are identical clones. These dragons will obey every command that there are given. Metallic-grey in colour they are mindless clones that take orders from dragons in Talon that have the authorization to control them. The Vessels unlike regular dragons have no self-preservation instinct and will follow orders even if it costs them their life. They are brutal and efficient killers. They don’t ask questions, they don’t have independent thoughts(They truly are mindless, more like robots than dragons). They are throw away soldiers made by talon scientists (Head scientist: Dr. Olsen).

They were major antagonists of the entire franchise; serving as supporting antagonists of Rogue (Book), major antagonists of Legion and the secondary antagonists of Inferno.

## Biography

### Rogue (Book)

The Vessels were Introduced at the end of Rogue when Mr. Smith Introduced Dante to the lab room where clones of hatchlings were being made. They were described with metallic gray scales with ivory horns with spikes on their heads and shoulders.

### Soldier (Book)

The Vessels are sent to destroy St. George and Cobalt's underground. The Vessels manage to almost completely wipe out St. George except for the western chapter, though it is later revealed that select soldiers did survive. They still killed many St. George soldiers and only one named rogue dragon Remy.

### Legion (Book)

In Legion, the Elder Wyrm creates many adult vessels, and some of these vessels are released to fight off the frontal assault let by Cobalt. But before the Elder Wyrm activates the rest of them, Ember, Mist, Garret, Tristan and Peter Matthews succeed on their mission to destroy them.

1. ↑ Rouge pg ???
Soldier

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Soldier is the third instalment in Julie Kagawa's Talon Saga. It was released in April 2016 and continues the adventures of Ember and Riley in their quest for survival and sees Garret carry out covert operations in England while Dante carries out more of Talon's sinister deeds.

## Story

### Synopsis

"When forced to choose between safety with the dragon organization Talon and being hunted forever as an outcast, Ember Hill chose to stand with Riley and his band of rogue dragons rather than become an assassin for Talon. She’s lost any contact with her twin brother, Dante, a Talon devotee, as well as Garret, the former enemy soldier who challenged her beliefs about her human side.

"As Ember and Riley hide and regroup to fight another day, Garret journeys alone to the United Kingdom, birthplace of the ancient and secret Order of St. George, to spy on his former brothers and uncover deadly and shocking secrets that will shake the foundations of dragons and dragonslayers alike and place them all in imminent danger as Talon’s new order rises."
Reign

Reign is the youngest Wyrm who appeared in Rogue. He resides under a casino in Las Vegas. He is a minor antagonist of the franchise; serving as a major antagonist of Rogue (Book).

## Rogue (Book)

Regin appears from his pile of gold when Dante and Mr. Smith come to see him.

## Trivia

* His name means the position of leadership
* He is a gold dragon
* He pefers the old style of dragon behavior.
* He has hoards of gold in his lair
* He owns most of the casinos in Vegas
* He is proven to be friends with Griffin
Vipers

The Vipers were Talon's assassins. According to Cobalt/Riley, they are sent to "shut up" or slaughter anyone who isn't loyal to Talon. The Vipers would kill any Dragon who is disloyal to the organization, even if the victims aren't a danger to the organization but just have no wish to be part of Talon. This makes the Vipers dangerously ruthless.

The faction was lead and trained by Lilith. Vipers are trained to be very stealthy and ruthless. Because of their deadly skills, they are the most feared faction within the organization; so feared that even the other members of Talon are scared of these dragons. According to Ember in Talon (Book), there are dark rumors surrounding the faction. It's unknown what happened to the faction after the Elder Wyrm's defeat.

It's a major antagonistic faction of the entire series; mainly serving as the main antagonistic faction of Talon (Book) and Rogue (Book).
Faith

Faith was a hatchling trained by Lilith to be a viper. In Rogue, she was sent by Dante to find Ember and bring her back to Talon. She is the hidden main antagonist of Rogue (Book).

She and Mist infiltrated Cobalt's underground by posing as runaway hatchlings. When Mist kidnapped Cobalt, Faith convinced Ember and Garret to allow her to tag along with them on a rescue mission. After she had isolated them in a warehouse, she and other Talon Agents ambushed them. She gave Ember the option to kill Garret and be allowed back into Talon, or to be killed as a rogue. When Ember refused to kill Garret, Faith attacked her despite Dante's orders not to kill Ember (Though he did grant Faith permission to kill her if Ember refused to surrender). She and Ember fought in Dragon form while Garret fought the other human agents.

Faith and Ember's fight was an echo of the stimulation battles that Lilith presumably trained both of them with. Ember defeated Faith and forced her to shift back into human form, then asking where Cobalt was and telling her to take a message to Talon— Ember would not come back to the organization. However, after Ember turned her back, Faith shifted again and made to attack her. She was brought down when Garret shot her in the chest and died less than a minute later.

## Trivia

* Faith was one of Lilith's only two students, the other being Ember.
	+ This means that Talon had particular interest in Faith's education as well, since Riley states that Lilith is only assigned to train hatchlings that are particularly valuable to the organization.

## Quotes

* "I wanted to be her best student. Her only student. To prove... I could be like her." (when referring to Lilith)
Frère Moche

Frère Moche est le protagoniste de l'épisode I du Grand Trou Au cours duqueI il mettra en oeuvre ce qu'on a appelé la Réforme de Frère Moche. Un mélange de Rouletabille d'André Markowicz et Yordan, il est à la fois laid, repoussant et supérieurement intélligent aux membres de la société des gardiens. *"Il commence comme un journaliste et finit comme un théoricien du complot. Au début c’est un mélange de Serge Halimi et de Julian Assange / Edward Snowden, à la fin c’est Thierry Meyssan"* (Voir Réforme) Il est très proche du personnage du Bouffon avec lequel il entretient une relation mal définie encore.

Il a peut être une épouse, un ou plusieurs enfants.

### L'ascension

Grâce à son apprentissage de la lecture il devient un personnage important de la société des Gardiens, lors d'une AG au cours de laquelle il fera état de l'avancée de ses connaissances.

### Le cachot

Au cours d'une nouvelle assemblée générale, Frère Moche soumettra au vote la proposition de creuser le sol convaincu qu'il recèle d'immenses richesses.
Prediction Series

Prediction Series are random series that tells Mike's predictions about upcoming video games.

## Mario Kart 9 (January 31, 2015 - June 6, 2015)

* Nitro Tracks
* DLC Packs
* Retro Tracks
* Gameplay Mechanics
* Characters
* Items
* Battle Mode

## Smash 6 (May 24, 2015 - present)

* Stages
* Characters
* Gameplay Mechanics
* Final Smashes
* DLC Characters
* Alternate Costumes/Palette Swaps
* Unlocking criteria

## Disney Infinity 4.0 (June 13, 2015 - present)

* Characters
* Play Sets
* Box Sets

## Trivia

* This is the series on Mike Weber Gaming.
Shen-Lungs

Shen-Lungs, or Asian Dragons, are a species of dragon that lives in parts of southeastern Asia including China. Unlike their Western cousins the European Dragons (Western Dragons), They have serpent like bodies and lack wings. However, they can fly using Magic that allows them to levitate. They also reside in Temples and are calmer and less greedy then their Western cousins. They are also harder for the Order of St. George to track down, making them safer than their Western counterparts. This is also because they are not obsessed with power, unlike the Western dragons.

However, several Eastern Dragons were killed by Vessels during Fang and Fire.

Several Asian dragons have been introduced so far, most of them in Inferno, however only one has been in more than one book. That dragon is Jade.
Inferno

Inferno was released on April 24, 2018, as the fifth and final book in the Talon Saga.

Its existence was confirmed by Julie Kagawa at the end of Legion. The cover was confirmed on June 16th, 2017.

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### Synopsis

From the New York Times, USA TODAY and international bestselling author of The Iron Fey and the Blood of Eden series comes the fiery, hugely anticipated finale of the Talon Saga…

INFERNO.

From the internationally bestselling author of The Iron Fey series comes the final novel in the fiery and unforgettable Talon Saga. Get ready to *burn*…

***TODAY, WE STRIKE BACK.

WE SHOW TALON THAT WE WILL NEVER ACCEPT THEIR NEW WORLD.***

Ember Hill has learned a shocking truth about herself: she is the blood of the  Elder Wyrm, the ancient dragon who leads Talon and who is on the verge of world domination. With the Order of St. George destroyed, Ember, Riley and Garret journey to the Amazon jungle in search of one who might hold the key to take down the Elder Wyrm and Talon—if they can survive the encounter.

Meanwhile, Ember’s brother, Dante, will travel to China with a message for the last Eastern dragons: join Talon or die. With the stakes rising and the Elder Wyrm declaring war, time is running out for the rogues and any dragon not allied with Talon.

The final battle approaches. And if Talon is victorious, the world will burn.

## Trivia

* Dr Olsen is confirmed to be Garret's Father
* Inferno is the only book to feature Asian dragons besides Jade.
* It's the 2nd book in the saga to not feature flashbacks that played a significant role in a protagonists life.
Ouroboros

Ouroboros is a minor antagonist of the final book called Inferno. However, he redeems himself and becomes a supporting protagonist later on. He is so far the only Rogue of the franchise to be a villain or an antagonist at least. But Ouroboros redeems himself in Inferno, so he is more of an anti-villain.

## Biography

### Rogue (Book)

When Dante goes to see Reign in his casino, He along with The Elder Wyrm and Archivist are indirectly mentioned.

### Soldier

Ouroboros doesn't appear but he's indirectly mentioned by the Archivist in the Vault.

### Inferno

Ouroboros appears in inferno when Ember, Cobalt and Garret. travel to the Amazon to meet him. He then tests the trio by threatening to kill Garret to find out how valuable he is to the others. He then provides information on the location of Talon's breeding facilities.

## Trivia

* Ouroboros was the 4th Wyrm of Talon and the 2nd eldest dragon in the organization before he defected.
* He's the first dragon to go rogue
* Ouroboros's name is a refernce to the ancient symbol depicting a dragon eating it's own tail
* He seems to be well aware Ember Hill isn't like her mother as he didn't seem to be wary or hostile towards her during their encounter, although he described their personalities as very similar.
* He is the first and only rogue of the franchise to be a villain. However, Ouroboros redeems himself near the end of Inferno, to fight against The Elder Wyrm and her tyrannical reign.
Magic

Magic is a relatively unexplained force that acts upon the world in mysterious ways. Magic was first mentioned by Riley in Rogue and hasn't been spoken of since. In Soldier however, an Asian Dragon named Jade knows a spell that causes thunderstorms. This is used again in Inferno. Another, more common use of magic, is shifting

Known magic powers and substances are;

* Shifting
* Dragonfire
* Viper suits
* Dractylpromazine
* Thunderstorm Summoning
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Henry Lemaire

## Notes for future encounters

Lost since Progenitor Nullified, not directly encountered since. Request to make you perfect should be answered by deploying a tactical nuke right above his perfect face.

Henry Lemaire was a former member of the Progenitors.

Known for his violent tendencies, especially when "boosting" his strength and combat abilities with procedures, Henri was considered a dangerous, but effective asset. He was posted to Antwerp construct, in part to analyse if his aggressiveness was still kept to acceptable levels.

However, his posting proved short-lived, as soon after he was confronted by a mysterious cyborg agent, claiming to be part of the true Technocracy. He managed to get Henry over to his side somehow, and after a short showdown the pair vanished (Progenitor Nullified).

Afterwards considered lost by the Technocracy, he was never again directly seen - although reports of strange encounters trickled in through the years about people suspiciously similar to Henry.
Mr. Roth

Mr. Adam Roth is the Youngest senior VP of Talon. He was of the few dragons in contact with the Elder Wyrm herself. He was a major antagonist in the saga; thus serving as the secondary antagonist of Talon (Book), as a major antagonist of Rogue (Book), and as a minor antagonist of Legion and Soldier.
Halloween 2015

The dates from October 12, 2015 - November 2, 2015 featured Halloween specials of SpongeBob SquarePants on MWTV, Doghouse, Cars Tales, The Power Rangers Kids, The Legend of Zelda, Toy Story Tales, The Hilarious Adventures of the Mario Bros., The Virtual World, The Nintendo Show, The Disney Show, MWTV Shorts, and MWTV Movies.

## Specials

* SpongeBob SquarePants on MWTV - The Costume - October 12, 2015
* Doghouse - Scaredy Dog - October 13, 2015
* Cars Tales - Out in the Night - October 14, 2015
* The Power Rangers Kids - A Nightmare in Arizona - October 15, 2015
* The Legend of Zelda - Mario Bros. and Link vs. Scary Creatures - October 16, 2015
* Toy Story Tales - Alien Invasion - October 21, 2015
* The Hilarious Adventures of the Mario Bros. - Adventures of Nightmares - October 23, 2015
* The Nintendo Show - Episode 2 - October 31, 2015
* MWTV Shorts - Staring Contest - October 31, 2015
* The Disney Show - Episode 2 - November 2, 2015
* MWTV Movies - The Very Dysfunctional Family - November 2, 2015
Stealth

Stealth is a female Viper, and trained with Cobalt. She was sent to kill by Talon to kill him but "failed" because he talked her out of it. It is now unknown whether or not she is still alive, as the only scene where she appeared happened twelve years ago. She is a minor antagonist of Rogue (Book) and an arch-nemesis of Cobalt/Riley.