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1. **I...well this is better than an exploiter making this page. 2. We do not know much about Alphys in Littletale. It would take A LOT of research to find out much. 3. Alphys looks like herself but smaller and her clothes are a tad different. Finale: for more information search the web. Alphys' pages are sadly taken over by trollers! But I made that stop for this page! REMEMBER: This is a W.I.P. and will soon have more information and progress. Alphys is interesting member of he crew and I am not letting her information and memories go to waste! HELP: Please help make this page grow and thrive with new information and progress...even though it isn't the main page...**
Littletale

“Remember those 90s cartoons where they made all of the charaters children, this is that done right”

- undertale AUs and ATs in a nutshell

littletale is an AU about the adventures of the UT crew as children. It is unclear wheaten or not it is and AT of the past but it is renowned for being cute.

## characters

frisk: same old frisk

sans: a younger version, same as UT counterpart

papyrus:

TBE
Alphys

theme is Alphymajor (Alphys but in a major key).

Alphys is a bipedal ceratops with yellow scales. She has a small snaggle tooth on her right side and she always wears glasses and a white lab coat.

## **Relationships:**

### **Undyne:**

Alphys has a crush on Undyne and tries her best to inspire her. Undyne thinks of the two of them as soulmates. Undyne is also the cutest thing in the whole world

### **Sans:**

Sans is the second smartest one in their group, after Alphys of course, and so Alphys is good friends with him.

### **Papyrus:**

Alphys is friends with Papyrus and feels slightly guilty whenever Flowey is mentioned.

### **Flowey:**

Alphys accidentally created Flowey during one of her experiments, so she feels guilty whenever Papyrus mentions him.

### **WD Gaster:**

Alphys is his pupil, along with the skeleton bros, of Gaster.
W.D Gaster

W.D. Gaster. or Gaster for short, is the father of Sans and Papyrus, and is one of the few adults in the AU Littletale.

## Gaster

Gaster scolding Sans and Papyrus for fighting.

### Aliases

The man who speaks in hands, Dr. Gaster, Dad (by Sans and Papyrus.)

## Physical description

### Eye color

White (pupils) and black (eye sockets)

Gaster appears as a decently tall skeleton wearing black clothes of some sort as well as a shirt under that. He has Scar on his skull on both right and left eyes. also one of the few adults in Littletale.

## **Personality:**

Gaster, being one of the few adults in Littletale, is more mature than many others and being more responsible. Such as forcing sans and Papyrus to break up a fight. He is also *VERY* focused on his work.

## **Abilities:**

He can summon some **bones** and **Gaster Blasters**, but has a hard time summoning **Gaster Hands**. But his main ability is really strong as he is also scientist

## **Relationships:**

**Sans:** He cares about his son, but is a bit focused on work, leading him to sometimes... Neglect his son. But he does spend quite some time with his son and sometimes involves him in his experiments, also ocassionly pranks him.

**Papyrus:** He cares about papyrus, yet he still is a bit focused on work. But sadly he doesn't spend that much time physically "being with" Papyrus, that in the events of Undertale, Papyrus has no idea who Gaster is and thinks he is just "Sans' friend that Sans hasn't been with much". Gaster mostly just stands at a door or tree watching Papyrus play.

**Undyne:** Sans told Gaster that Sans and Undyne are good friends but Gaster has never seen her yet.

**Alphys**: They occasionally work together, and they did prank sans one time by drawing on his face while he was asleep. Funny Right?

**Toriel:** One of Sans Bestfriends. But Never Saw Her Before

**Asgore:** Knows Asgore **a bit** since he is the King of the Underground's son, and Sans talks about him a lot because Sans makes bad puns and annoys Asgore **A LOT.**
Toriel

Toriel is a Boss Monster. Her Littletale theme is Heartmajor (Heartache but in a major key)

## Rules for this page:

Do not edit anything right now. Thank you! Only do it if there is something from a troller. <3

## **Relationships:**

### **Asgore:**

Toriel hangs out with Asgore a bit, and enjoys his spontaneous quirkiness. She doesn't know that he has a crush on her. She was disappointed and shocked when Asgore fought Undyne.

## Physical description

### **Sans:**

Sans and Toriel both get along well, and enjoy having laughs and making bad puns.And she kinda has a crush on him.

### **Papyrus:**

Toriel is friendly with Papyrus, he hangs out with her and the rest of the Littletale gang. Toriel also frequently visits him to teach him how to cook.

### **Undyne:**

Toriel gets along well with Undyne. Toriel was shocked when Asgore hurt Undyne, Toriel helped Undyne get better.

### **Flowey:**

Toriel has never met Flowey but Papyrus told her about 'A little yellow flower' that gives him advice and companionship.

## **Powers and abilities:**

Toriel has similar powers to her Undertale counterpart. She can heal injured monsters, though only small bruises and cuts, and nothing like stab wounds, or falling down. She can also summon powerful fireballs, and has a firepower similar to that of Asgore.
Patrick

**Patrick** is an aide to the Mayor of London and frequently liaises with the Metropolitan Police Service on police matters.

## Trivia

* While only making three appearances in the pilot and series, Patrick manages to twice draw the ire of Liz Garvey. On her first day at work, she indirectly tells him "to tuck his dick up his ass and fill himself with piss, 'cause [she doesn't] have time for this shit". The second time, during a meeting with Patrick and Securamax, she passes a note to Finn with the words "KILL HIM" (to which Finn replies: "FUCK YES!").

## Behind the scenes

* Patrick is portrayed by British actor Sam Coulson.
Dunlop

**Explosives Officer Dunlop** is a member of the Metropolitan Police Service's full-time Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit, part of the Counter Terrorism Command (SO15).

## Background

An officer in the EOD, Dunlop is deployed with his supervisor Explosives Officer Talbot to the Thameside Centre when security staff find a suspicious package there.

After various complications, Dunlop safely detonates the package which is later discovered to be a hoax.

Not long after Talbot reports their findings to Commissioner Miller, however, a real bomb explodes behind them.

## Behind the scenes

* Dunlop is portrayed by British actor Andy Brady.
Undyne

Undyne is a main character in Littletale.

## Appearance

Undyne is blue, with red hair, an eyepatch, and wears a black no-sleeved shirt. She has fins on each side of her head, and has a yellow eye with a black pupil. She has visible fangs, and has no nose.

## Personality

Undyne is fierce, and is not one to let anyone call her cute. She's tough, and has no visible vulnerabilities. If anyone shows signs of affection to each other, she'll rub it in their face.

## Powers and Abilities

She has the ability to summon spears made of electricity, and can't die, as when she does "die" she becomes undying, hence her name being similar to the word.

## Relationships

### Alphys

Undyne and Alphys are soul mates, as stated by Undyne herself, and they like watching anime together.

### Sans

Undyne and Sans can get along nicely, as they both like teasing people for loving each other.

### Asgore

Undyne likes teasing Asgore for his affectionate feelings toward Toriel, and once she asked Asgore to fight her, and he agreed, much to Toriel's displeasure.

## Trivia

* Undyne has a pet goldfish, as seen in multiple promotional images for Littletale
* Undyne still has a second eye under her eyepatch, so it is likely that it is just there to look cool
Special Operations Room

The **Special Operations Room (SOR)**, part of Central Communications Command,serves as the "nerve centre" of Metropolitan Police operations during major or critical public incidents in London.

## Behind the scenes

* In real life, the Met's Special Operations Room is located at Lambeth Central Communications Command Centre, separately from Scotland Yard. In the series, it appears that the SOR is based within Scotland Yard, along with the Commissioners' offices and the Communications Department. The SOR set was probably located at Sugar Quay.

## References

1. ↑ "Gordon Brown visits Lambeth Road police control centre", London SE1, 19 March 2008.
Asgore

Asgore is a Boss Monster and the prince of the monster kingdom. His theme is Asmajor (Asgore in a major key).

## Appearance

He is is Boss Monster with black eyes and oddly long horns. He always wears black clothes under a purple cape adorned with a golden delta rune on it. He has white fur.

## Relationships

### Toriel

Asgore has a crush on Toriel and is usually shy around her. Sans and Undyne tease him because of this. He tries to show his feelings towards Toriel, but it usually does not end out as expected.

### Sans

Sans and Asgore are friends but Asgore can be jealous of Sans sometimes as Toriel seems to like Sans, and they both have a crush on Toriel. He does not like Sans' puns that much (for an example: "Row, row, row, your goat.". And yes, it was said to Asgore. It was said by Sans ).

### Papyrus

Asgore gets along with Papyrus as well as any other monster, and he hangs out with Asgore as well as the rest of Asgore's friends.

### Undyne

Undyne and Asgore are fairly good friends and get along with each other to an extent, but Undyne once asked Asgore to fight her. Asgore agreed and he ended up winning, then Toriel came and scolded him for beating Undyne up. Asgore's excuse: "But she was literally asking for it!". Undyne also makes fun of Asgore having a crush on Toriel. Asgore also does not like Undyne's puns too much, just like Sans.

### Alphys

Asgore gets along with Alphys and somewhat admires her intelligence, and he and Sans once pranked her and Undyne by trying to get them to kiss. Undyne kissed Alphys and replied that her and Alphys were already soulmates, their revenge plan backfired, and Sans just shrugged.

### Flowey

Asgore has never met Flowey, though he has heard about him, giving advice to Papyrus.
Grant Delgado

**Grant Delgado** is the Deputy Mayor of London. He is a member of the Mayor of London's cabinet, belonging to the executive branch of the Greater London Authority (also known as **City Hall**).

His son is Jason Delgado.

## Trivia

* In real life, the Mayor of London can appoint up to ten deputy mayors while in office. One of them, however, must be appointed **Statutory Deputy Mayor** who serves as temporary Mayor during a vacancy or incapacity of the Mayor. Another post is **Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime**, whose responsibility is to oversee the Metropolitian Police Service. Although his full title is never given, it is very likely that Grant is the Deputy Mayor for Policing and Crime.

## Behind the scenes

* Grant Delgado is portrayed by British actor Ralph Brown.
* In "Maze Hill", Tom Oliver mentions that the Delgados live at 156 Tadmarton Road. No such address exists in London, although there is a Tadmarton Road in Oxfordshire.
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Maher

**Maher** was a friend of the late and former Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis Richard Miller.

## Background

Apart from the fact that both he and Richard are from Northern Ireland, nothing is known of Maher's background or how they became acquainted. He can be assumed, however, to be a very close friend, seeing that he delivered an eulogy at Richard's funeral.

## Maher's Eulogy for Richard Miller

> "*Two neighbours. The fighting type. One gets drunk and reverses his car into the fence. But whose fence is it? Because now this guy's refusing to pay. And every Friday and Saturday night they get two sheets to the wind and end up scrapping it out on the front lawn. Richie Miller. Bright and early one Sunday morning, he goes out and he puts up the fence himself. Right out there in front of the whole neighbourhood. Now, that's the Richie Miller I remember. Man of the people. Boots on the ground. That's who he was."*
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## Behind the scenes

* Maher is portrayed by Northern Irish actor Ian McElhinney.
Cravenwood (Episode)

## Episode guide

**"Cravenwood"** is the first episode of the full six-episode series of *Babylon.* It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 13 November 2014.

While the pilot was directed by Danny Boyle, directing duties on the series were shared between Jon S. Baird and Sally El Hosaini, each directing three episodes each.

The series also saw the addition of Jon Brown to the screenwriting team of Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain.

## Cast

### Scotland Yard

* Brit Marling ... Liz Garvey
* James Nesbitt ... Richard Miller
* Bertie Carvel ... Finn Kirkwood
* Paterson Joseph ... Charles Inglis
* Nicola Walker ... Sharon Franklin
* Ella Smith ... Mia Conroy
* Jonny Sweet ... Tom Oliver

### Territorial Support Group (TSG)

* Adam Deacon ... Robbie
* Jill Halfpenny ... Davina
* Cavan Clerkin ... Clarkey
* Owain Arthur ... Nobbo (First appearance)

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Nick Blood ... Warwick
* Andrew Brooke ... Banjo
* Stuart Martin ... Tony

### City Hall

* Ralph Brown ... Grant Delgado (First appearance)
* Sam Coulson ... Patrick

### Securamax

* Elizabeth Berrington ... Vanessa Peters (First and last appearance)

### Recurring characters

* Daniel Kaluuya ... Matt Coward
* Martin Trenaman ... Miles
* Jim Howick ... Jerry
* John-Luke Roberts ... Harry (First appearance)
Caroline Carey

**Caroline Carey** is a journalist writing for *The National Sentinel*.

## Background

A veteran journalist, Caroline is probably a police and crime correspondent for her newspaper.

By 2014, she and Finn Kirkwood had known each other for fifteen years; however, the background of how and in what context they became acquainted is never given.

## Trivia

* Caroline's mobile number is 07984559058

## Behind the scenes

* Caroline Carey is portrayed by British actress Liza Sadovy.
Liz Garvey

**Elizabeth "Liz" Garvey** is the current Director of Communications of the Metropolitan Police Service, based at Scotland Yard.

## Background

Not much is known about Liz's early life, family, or friends, other than her complicated relationship with Granger. Liz attended business school and is implied to have met Granger there. Liz also claims to be acquainted with Securamax's head of recruitment through business school.

It's unknown which state Liz is originally from, though she moved to San Francisco after breaking up with Granger; Liz says that San Francisco was "5000 miles" away from her previous home.

Liz was Instagram's Head of Communications for an unknown amount of time. In February 2013, she gave a TED Talk on transparency. This brought her to the attention of Richard Miller, the Head Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service. By late 2014, Liz had moved to London to work at the Met. According to Liz, she turned down more lucrative offers in order to take the job.

Liz is presumably several years younger than Finn Kirkwood, based on how he lists her youth as a trait that makes him feel insecure.

## Behind the scenes

* Liz Garvey is portrayed by American actress, writer and producer Brit Marling.
* Marling has described Liz as "complex – intensely ambitious, but so bright and talented you almost forgive her for it. Tough as nails and confident, but also shockingly naive in moments." She has praised writers Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain for going against the grain in their characterisation of Liz: "I don’t think they went out of their way to make her likeable or digestible. You often feel that female characters are written to be easily liked or loathed, and Liz Garvey isn’t that easy to pin down."

## References

1. ↑ "Interview with Brit Marling for Babylon", Channel 4, 29 January 2014.
Mia Conroy

**Mia Conroy** is a staff member of the Metropolitan Police Service's Communications Department, based at Scotland Yard.

## Background

Occupying an senior role in the department (it is never made exactly clear what position she holds), Mia is an invaluable aide and intermediary for the Director and Deputy of Communications.

It is not known when she started at the Met. But by her knowledge of the inner workings of the department in addition to the history between Finn and Dennis Trafford, it can be assumed that she has been working for a considerable number of years. She also serves as the PR department's first aider.

In spite of her criticisms of both her bosses, Mia shares a fairly amicable relationship with Liz and Finn, especially the former who she appears to genuinely look out for. She also seems to have a close relationship with her mother, who rings her at work.

## Behind the scenes

* Mia Conroy is portrayed by British actress Ella Smith.

## References

1. ↑ Cravenwood (Episode) (discerned by the first aid sign in the ladies' bathroom)
2. ↑ Victoria Park (Episode)
Talbot

**Explosives Officer Talbot** is a member of the Metropolitan Police Service's full-time Explosives Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit, part of the Counter Terrorism Command (SO15).

## Background

A senior officer in the EOD, Talbot is deployed with his colleague Explosives Officer Dunlop to the Thameside Centre when security staff find a suspicious package there.

After various complications, the package is safely detonated and later discovered to be a hoax.

Not long after Talbot reports their findings to Commissioner Miller, however, a real bomb explodes behind them.

## Trivia

* Despite his no-nonsense exterior, Talbot is apparently a fan of Liz Garvey's Twitter Q&As.

## Behind the scenes

* Talbot is portrayed by British actor Mark Dexter.
* After *Babylon*, Dexter would go on to work together with Bertie Carvel (Finn Kirkwood) in another Channel 4 drama, *Coalition* (2015).
Thameside Centre (Episode)

## Episode guide

**"Thameside Centre"** is the third episode of the full six-episode series of *Babylon.* It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 27 November 2014.

## Cast

### Scotland Yard

* Brit Marling ... Liz Garvey
* James Nesbitt ... Richard Miller (Last appearance)
* Bertie Carvel ... Finn Kirkwood
* Paterson Joseph ... Charles Inglis
* Nicola Walker ... Sharon Franklin
* Ella Smith ... Mia Conroy
* Jonny Sweet ... Tom Oliver
* Roxy Dunn ... Cathy

### Territorial Support Group (TSG)

* Jill Halfpenny ... Davina
* Cavan Clerkin ... Clarkey
* Owain Arthur ... Nobbo

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Adam Deacon ... Robbie
* Nick Blood ... Warwick
* Andrew Brooke ... Banjo
* Stuart Martin ... Tony

### Counter Terrorism Command (SO15)

* Mark Dexter ... Talbot (First and last appearance)
* Andy Brady ... Dunlop (First and last appearance)

### Recurring characters

* Daniel Kaluuya ... Matt Coward
* Martin Trenaman ... Miles
* James Lance ... Granger

## Behind the scenes

* Excel London stood in for the "Thameside Centre" and scenes there were shot on location. Due to the close proximity to London City Airport, the cast and crew alike had the extra challenge of filming with aircraft flying overhead at roughly 10-minute intervals.
* "Thameside Centre" is the last of three episodes directed by Jon S. Baird for the series. The remaining three would be directed by Sally El Hosaini.
Charles Inglis

**Charles Inglis** QPMis the current Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, head of London's Metropolitan Police Service, based at Scotland Yard.

## Background

Charles joined the police force around thirty years before the start of the series. At the time, the Met's institutional racism was even more pervasive, making it especially difficult for him to get promoted. Despite his disadvantage, Charles had become the Deputy Commissioner by 2014.

He and future Assistant Commissioner Sharon Franklin met while training together. An unknown amount of time later, Charles met Richard Miller, whom he would later describe as one of his oldest friends. Prior to the start of the series, Charles also seems to have befriended Finn Kirkwood, the Deputy of Communications.

## Personal life

Charles is married, though his wife never appears onscreen.

## Trivia

* Charles wears four medal ribbons, denoting from left to right: the Queen's Police Medal for Distinguished Service; the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal; the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

## Behind the scenes

* Charles Inglis is portrayed by British actor Paterson Joseph.
* Joseph describes Charles as "ambition and tough" but that beneath his cynical surface lies a hidden integrity.
* Although Charles is clearly referred to as Deputy Commissioner in the script, Joseph wears an Assistant Commissioner's epaulettes and name badge throughout the entire series. He changes to a Commissioner's name badge at the last press conference in the finale.

## References

1. ↑ "Babylon interview with Paterson Joseph", Channel 4, 27 October 2014.
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The **Colt M1889** was a double-action revolver produced by Colt for the US Armed Forces in the late 19th century.

## Service

The colt was adopted in 1889 by the United States Marine Raider Division as a personal sidearm for officers and other personnel authorized to carry pistols. The revolver had a relatively short service history, as the Colt M1892 had largely replaced it by the time it saw combat. However, raider officers carried and used the pistol in all theaters of the Spanish-American War, as well as in the Philippines and China. By the later Banana Wars, it had been phased out almost entirely by other pistols, and during World War I, it was regulated to behind-the-line personnel. It was entirely removed from service after the war, never being particularly well-liked in the first place.
Main Page

*"Welcome to London. 300 languages, 200 embassies, 400 potential high-value moving targets."* – **Finn Kirkwood**Welcome to the *Babylon* Wiki, a collaborative encyclopedia dedicated to the Channel 4 television series co-created by Danny Boyle, Robert Jones, Jesse Armstrong and Sam Bain.
Please bear in mind that this Wiki **does include spoilers and plot details!**
We are currently editing 43 articles since 2 June 2016.
Matt Coward

**Matt Coward** is a documentary filmmaker, initially hired to film scenes of the Met's Territorial Support Group (TSG) in action.

He soon, however, develops ideas of his own and ultimately obtains footage which may have devastating consequences for the police force.

## Behind the scenes

* Matt Coward is portrayed by British actor Daniel Kaluuya.
Dennis Trafford

**Dennis Trafford** was the former Director of Communications of the Metropolitan Police Service.

## Background

Only mentioned by name and never seen onscreen, Dennis Trafford rose through the ranks alongside his colleague and later Deputy, Finn Kirkwood. It is unknown how long he worked at the Met or the circumstances in which he left office by 2014.

His successor, Liz Garvey, makes reference to his "good work", implying that he was at the very least a respected and competent Head of Communications.

It can be assumed that he is roughly about the same age as Finn.
Miles

**Miles** is a documentary film producer who, with his partner Jerry, hire Matt Coward to film a survey of the Metropolitan Police in action.

## Trivia

* Prior to being a producer, Miles was a cameraman "lugging cameras around the North Circular filming tax disc dodgers".

## Behind the scenes

* Miles is portrayed by British actor Martin Trenaman.
Maze Hill (Episode)

## Episode guide

**"Maze Hill"** is the second episode of the full six-episode series of *Babylon.* It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 20 November 2014.

## Cast

### Scotland Yard

* Brit Marling ... Liz Garvey
* James Nesbitt ... Richard Miller
* Bertie Carvel ... Finn Kirkwood
* Paterson Joseph ... Charles Inglis
* Nicola Walker ... Sharon Franklin
* Ella Smith ... Mia Conroy
* Jonny Sweet ... Tom Oliver

### Territorial Support Group (TSG)

* Jill Halfpenny ... Davina
* Cavan Clerkin ... Clarkey
* Owain Arthur ... Nobbo

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Adam Deacon ... Robbie
* Nick Blood ... Warwick
* Andrew Brooke ... Banjo
* Stuart Martin ... Tony

### City Hall

* Ralph Brown ... Grant Delgado
* Calvin Demba ... Jason Delgado (First and last appearance)

### Recurring characters

* Daniel Kaluuya ... Matt Coward
* Martin Trenaman ... Miles
* James Lance ... Granger (First appearance)
Scotland Yard

**Scotland Yard** (formally **New Scotland Yard**) is the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Service.

## Behind the scenes

* Sugar Quay stood in for Scotland Yard in the series and both interiors and exteriors of the building were put to extensive use. Offices belonging to all three Police Commissioners and the Communications department were designed by production designer Morgan Kennedy and built from scratch. Sugar Quay was demolished in 2014.

## References

1. ↑ http://www.buildington.co.uk/london-ec3/lower-thames-street/sugar-quay/id/1298
Maze Hill Police Station

**Maze Hill Police Station** is a police station under the jurisdiction of the Metropolitan Police Service.

## Background

When Jason Delgado is caught in possession of cannabis, he and his friend Mickey are brought to Maze Hill Police Station.

He is later visited by his father, Deputy Mayor Grant Delgado, after news breaks of his arrest. Grant is met there by Head of Communications Liz Garvey and Communications staffer Mia Conroy who are on hand to make sure things go as smoothly and painlessly as possible.

## Behind the scenes

* Although a real area in southeast London, Maze Hill does not have a police station of its own.
Richard Miller

**Spoiler alert!** Plot details follow below.

**Richard Miller** QPM was the late and former Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, head of London's Metropolitan Police Service, based at Scotland Yard.

## Background

Richard began his career in his native Northern Ireland in the mid-1980s, receiving his training at the Royal Ulster Constabulary Training Centre in Enniskillen. This was an intensely difficult time during the Troubles and it is likely that he played a role in the eventual peace process. In 1984, he saved three men at a fire-bombing in Cookstown, a story he would later often recount to recruits at the Met's annual passing-out parade.

Richard eventually made his way to London and the Met. At some point in time, he got to know Charles Inglis who became one of his oldest friends. By 2013, Richard had been promoted to Commissioner. That same year, he was made aware of Liz Garvey's TED Talk on transparency and subsequently invited her to be his next Head of Communications.

He was married to Jennifer with whom he had two children, a son and a daughter.

## Last days and death

Imposing, charming and authoritative, Richard was a progressive leader who was eager to take his police force into the 21st Century. However, it was his personal affairs which brought both his life and career to an abrupt end.

While dealing with a bomb threat (and subsequent explosion) at the Thameside Centre, Richard was faced with the exposure of an affair he once had with his physiotherapist. With Liz unable to dissuade the press from publishing a story of his ongoing affair with his sister-in-law, Georgia, Richard felt unable to face the public disgrace which would inevitably follow.

In the evening of 13 September 2014, he took his own life by jumping into the Thames. His body was discovered by a Marine Police Unit boat the following morning.

## Trivia

* Richard wears five medal ribbons, denoting from left to right: Knight Bachelor; the Queen's Police Medal for Distinguished Service; the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal; the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.
* As a Knight Bachelor, Richard can technically be addressed as *Sir Richard.* However, he never is; either out of personal preference (in-universe) or a possible oversight in the script.
* Richard apparently follows a gluten-free diet as Tom is seen asking for "some gluten-free snacks for the commissioner" in the pilot.

## Behind the scenes

* Richard Miller is portrayed by Northern Irish actor James Nesbitt.

## References

1. ↑ Victoria Park (Episode)
2. ↑ "Babylon interview with James Nesbitt", Channel 4, 27 October 2014.
3. ↑ Maze Hill (Episode)
Kyri Thunderhead

Thunderhead is a wild deer from the forests of Pennsylvania, whose life was changed after the massacre of her tribe, the Kyri. She is the current keeper of The Endstone, which she inherited as the sole survivor of The Nuns of Zykron, as well as The Charmstone. As one of the main heroes, she combines the roles of a ranger and mother for Cole.

Thunderhead was at one point in possession of The Rainstone, and has on two previous occasions rocked The Dragonstone to gain its power of flight.
Harry

**Harry** is a broadcast journalist working for an undiclosed news network.

He is often found reporting live from police operations, including the riot at Cravenwood Youth Offenders Institution and the arrest of the Thameside Centre bomber.

## Trivia

* Although appearing to have a good rapport with Met Director of Communications Liz Garvey and her Deputy Finn Kirkwood, Harry also has the dubious honour of being told to "fuck off" by both of them on two separate occasions.

## Behind the scenes

* Harry is portrayed by British actor and comedian John-Luke Roberts.

## References

1. ↑ Cravenwood (Episode)
2. ↑ London (Episode)
Angelstone

The Angelstone is a powerful Overstone that grants its wielder the power of self propelled flight.

**History**

For much of its known history the Angelstone has been held in an underground cavern where it was guarded by a huge stone statue depicting an angel. The statue was animated by unknown magical means and would attack any who attempted to remove the stone from its resting place.

Though many Stoners attempted to gain its power over the centuries, none were able to defeat the guardian until Jon Montaine entered the cavern and used the Forcestone to block the guardian's attack. The guardian's attacks were unable to penetrate Jon's energy shield and the force of it's own attacks shook the statue apart, causing it to crumble.
The Stag's Head

**The Stag's Head** is a pub in Hoxton, London where Mia invites Liz for a night out with friends not long after Liz's arrival in London.

## Behind the scenes

* According to the pub's official website, The Stag's Head was opened in 1856 and taken over by its current owners (as of February 2019) in 2013. It is described as "always [being] a traditional East End boozer".

* It is unclear if the scene with Liz, Mia and her friends was shot inside the pub as the real-life interior differs considerably from what is shown onscreen.

## References

1. ↑ "About", Stags Head Hoxton. Retrieved 28 February 2019.
Sarah

**Sarah** is Finn Kirkwood's fictional wife.

## Background

Finn mentions Sarah shortly before the Cravenwood riot, explaining to Liz that one of the reasons why he's been "brittle" is because of Sarah's dislike of living in Hertfordshire (despite her insisting to move there in the first place).

Although Finn never explicitly states Sarah is his wife, neither does he contradict Liz when she says "[his] wife is fucking everyone in [his] sad little village." Finn's reply is matter-of-fact ("Thanks, she's fictional"); somewhat more revealing is Liz's apparent surprise when she realises Sarah isn't real.

It is never explained why Finn thought it necessary to create a fictional wife. One possibility is that Sarah was a way to gain Liz's sympathy when the latter offered a truce. Another (and probably more likely) possibility is that he simply wanted to string Liz along.
Victoria Park (Episode)

## Episode guide

**"Victoria Park"** is the fourth episode of the full six-episode series of *Babylon.* It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 4 December 2014.

## Cast

### Scotland Yard

* Brit Marling ... Liz Garvey
* Bertie Carvel ... Finn Kirkwood
* Paterson Joseph ... Charles Inglis
* Nicola Walker ... Sharon Franklin
* Ella Smith ... Mia Conroy
* Jonny Sweet ... Tom Oliver
* Roxy Dunn ... Cathy
* Sophie Wu ... Carly (First appearance)

### Territorial Support Group (TSG)

* Jill Halfpenny ... Davina
* Cavan Clerkin ... Clarkey
* Owain Arthur ... Nobbo

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Adam Deacon ... Robbie
* Nick Blood ... Warwick
* Andrew Brooke ... Banjo
* Stuart Martin ... Tony

### Recurring characters

* Daniel Kaluuya ... Matt Coward
* Martin Trenaman ... Miles
* James Lance ... Granger (Last appearance)
* John-Luke Roberts ... Harry

## Behind the scenes

* "Victoria Park" is the first of three episodes directed by Sally El Hosaini for the series. The previous three were directed by Jon S. Baird.
GATES

The God At The Eternity Spire was a sinister and manipulative apparition, trapped within The Banestone and visible only to its rocker. GATES sought to re-unite The Banestone and The Endstone at the Eternity Spire, which would allow him to "fix" the world.

#### History

GATES was once Doctor Simon, lead scientist for Special Project In Reality Enhancement, intended as a wish-granting machine for the betterment of humanity. Due to Simon's impatience, the SPIRE failed catastrophically, triggering the Apocalypse and creating both The Overstones and Stoners. Simon himself was trapped within The Banestone, forced to watch for thousands of years as the remnants of society struggled to rebuild.

(More to come)

#### Trivia and Misc.

* Doctor Simon's title, "God At The Eternity Spire (GATES)," was originally "God **Of** The Eternity Spire (GOTES)." It was changed after readers commented that Simon resembled Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft.
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Achelouan Republic

The **Achelouan Republic** is an independent nation on the continent of Foraeta. Nestled in the Grey Mountains, the Achelouan Republic has long been at war with the Roon hordes and mutants of the Blasted Lands to the east and the Mountain Elves of the Rusalva, who they are forced to share their homeland with.

## History

### Origin

During the year 2460, the Asorlin Empire found itself locked in a devastating civil war, following the death of the emperor and the infighting between his children on who should succeed him. For the longest time, the fortress of Achelous kept it's loyalty to the Empire. However, during the year 2508, the people rose up, disposing of the leadership and taking the fortress for themselves, forming the Free City of Achelous. The people of the Free City claimed the Asorlin leaders to be tyrants, and promised the townsfolk of the nearby villages an end to the petty squabbles that had led to the war in the first place and freedom from the despotic rule of whoever led the Empire. Though this rebellion was popular in the region, it didn't spread as well to the other minor kingdoms that had sprouted in open rebellion against the Empire.

Despite the Free City's lack of military might, an alliance with the Dwarves gave them a technological edge over their rivals that, when combined with the geography of their region, allowed them to hold their own long enough to survive until the year 2655. On this year, the leaders of the Free City and the Emperor of the Asorlins met on neutral ground to discuss the possibility of peace, eventually coming to an agreement. In exchange for the independence of Achelous and the villages once governed by the fortress, the Free City would assist the Asorlins in the destruction of the rebellious Kingdom of Lepraea. During the years between the signing of this treaty and the annihilation of the Lepraeans, the people of the Free City would establish a proper form of government, becoming what is now known as the Achelouan Republic in the process.

## Leadership

The Achelouan Republic is led by a council of nine, chosen from amongst the humans, elves and dwarves. These councillors generally hold positions of power in the Republic, such as a military leadership or head of the nation's religion.

### Current Councillors

1. **Lord-Admiral Abram Meindl** - Master of Ships
2. **General Severin Pulcher** - Magister of War
3. **Father Sergius Lineboro** - High Priest
4. **Nyra Larethian** – Speaker of the Guardians
5. **Hagmar Dredno** – Master of Shadows
6. **Aleesia Aedahl** - Chosen of Armegon
7. **Bhalmin Darokbranor** – Master of Cannons
8. **Ferira Hemot** - Mistress of Commerce
9. **Telid Orvonak** - Archmage

## Notes

The Achelouan Republic was previously known as the Bastion. However, this name is no longer considered canon, and is only used outside of the Realm of Geosidar setting in reference to the Republic and it's capital.
List of Overstones

(This article is a list of all known Overstones. For more general information about Overstones themselves, see Overstone.)

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#### **Overstones owned by the Heroes**

* Angelstone

* Charmstone
* Dragonstone
* Endstone
* Firestone
* Forcestone
* Gravestone
* Healstone
* Headstone
* Jigstone
* Lightstone
* Orbstone
* Quickstone

* Toadstone

#### **Missing, Destroyed, or otherwise Immobile Overstones**

* Banestone
* Megarek

Other known Overstones **====**

* Rainstone
Endstone

(This article is about the Overstone. For the Endstone's current rocker, see Kyri Thunderhead.)

The Endstone is a legendary Overstone and one of the 2 key parts to interface with the Eternity Spire, alongside its counterpart The Banestone. It is also one of the larger overstones, being too large to be socketed in a ring. Current rocker Kyri Thunderhead wears it in a necklace.

## Powers

### Stonecraft negation

Within a limited range around itself, the user of the Endstone is able to project an invisible bubble with stonecraft negation properties. Any stonecraft related ability within the bubble will become instantly nullified, and shapeshifing stone users will revert to their regular form.

As a side effet of this power, however, the stonecraft abilities of the wielder are disrupted, even when not using the Endstone. To be able to use other stones, the user must not be in direct contact with the Endstone. As a result, only stoners that also know how to fight without relying on stonecraft should use this stone, like the nuns of Zekron and their leader, the Twilight Mistress.

### Reality reset

Combined with the Banestone on the Eternity Spire, the Endstone can cause a reset to the whishing machine that created stonecraft and the stoneverse to begin with, allowing whoever possesses the stonecraft helmet to rewrite all reality.

## Wielders

The Endstone has been traditionally wielded and guarded by the Twilight Mistress, leader of the order of the nuns of Zykron. The current Twilight Mistress is also the only surviving nun, Kyri Thunderhead.

Several Banestone wielder have come into possession with the Endstone, with the intent of triggering the reality reset. Starting from Drakhyl to Jon Montaine to Colindra Montaine and finally Simon.
The Window

The Window is a powerful tool that GATES could manifest within The Banestone's Pocket Universe.

Strongly implied to be directly related to the Eternity Spire it could share with the Banestone rocker information, visions, and even "memories" or their "true self."

The Window was later revealed to have been a complete fabrication by GATES, its intention being to convince the Banestone rocker to aid his quest to "repair" the world.

## Visions

Drakyl, the former Dragonstone rocker saw himself as a United States Postal Carrier, as well as visions of firearms, notably the flintlock musket he used against Kyri Thunderhead.

Jon saw himself as an Investment Banker, gaining advanced knowledge of economics and finances.

Cole saw herself as a social outcast, much to her horror.

## Trivia and Misc.

Cole originally saw herself as an overweight couch potato, with an addiction to "Big Ass" Potato Chips. This was later retconned, as the author jettisoned the "lesson" this was supposed to teach to advance the plot.
Sharon Franklin

**Sharon Franklin** is an Assistant Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, based at Scotland Yard.

## Background

Sharon began her career around the same time as future Commissioner Charles Inglis whom she met during training. By 2014, she and Charles had been promoted to Assistant and Deputy Commissioner respectively. They have a complicated relationship, made more so by their shared and long-standing ambition for the top job and her "very ambitious" streak is observed by Mia, whose comment rubs Liz the wrong way. Intelligent and erudite, Sharon appears to have a keen interest in philosophy, on occasion quoting John Rawls and making reference to Thomas Aquinas.

## Personal life

Sharon had a somewhat complex relationship with Richard Miller, having had a one-night stand with him in around 2007 or 2008 during a Europol Conference in the Hague.

It is unknown whether Sharon is married; however, a framed photo on her desk suggests that she has two daughters.

## Trivia

* Sharon wears three medal ribbons, denoting from left to right: the Queen's Golden Jubilee Medal; the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Police Long Service and Good Conduct Medal.

## Behind the scenes

* Sharon Franklin is portrayed by British actress Nicola Walker.

## References

1. ↑ "Babylon interview with Nicola Walker", Channel 4, 27 October 2014.
2. ↑ London (Episode)
3. ↑ Victoria Park (Episode)
4. ↑ Cravenwood (Episode)
London (Episode)

## Episode guide

**"London"** is the sixth and final episode of the full six-episode series of *Babylon.* It was first broadcast on Channel 4 on 18 December 2014.

## Cast

### Scotland Yard

* Brit Marling ... Liz Garvey
* Bertie Carvel ... Finn Kirkwood
* Paterson Joseph ... Charles Inglis
* Nicola Walker ... Sharon Franklin
* Ella Smith ... Mia Conroy
* Jonny Sweet ... Tom Oliver
* Roxy Dunn ... Cathy

### Territorial Support Group (TSG)

* Jill Halfpenny ... Davina
* Cavan Clerkin ... Clarkey
* Owain Arthur ... Nobbo

### Specialist Firearms Command (SCO19)

* Adam Deacon ... Robbie
* Nick Blood ... Warwick
* Andrew Brooke ... Banjo
* Stuart Martin ... Tony

### City Hall

* Ralph Brown ... Grant Delgado
* Sam Coulson ... Patrick

### Recurring characters

* Daniel Kaluuya ... Matt Coward
* Martin Trenaman ... Miles
* Jim Howick ... Jerry
* John-Luke Roberts ... Harry
Megarek

Also known as The Great Amplifier, Megarek is a massive boulder of an Overstone, capable of amplifying and even reversing the powers of other Overstones.

Long thought to be a myth, Megarek is enshrined within the ruins of what appears to be some sort of temple, complete with statues of Minzki, Lord of the Underworld.

As Megarek has only recently been introduced, its history and exact extent of its powers are unknown. However, in the story, a user was apparently able to use it to turn humans into Toadmen on a global scale.
Chapitre 7 : Paradis Piégé

Les Terres d'Amarande est une saga étalée sur plusieurs siècles, divisées en nombreux chapitres décrivant le dévelloppement de l'Empire aux trois Capitales et de son influence sur le monde.

## Chapitre 7 : Paradis Piégé

Le septième chapitre, Paradis Piégé, décrit l'exode massif des Races Pures vers les mondes antiques qui enfin font leur apparition sur les branches de l'Yggdrasil. Une série d'épreuve les attend et un puissant enchanteur tente de retrouver le monde qu'il a créé.
Special Project In Reality Enhancement

The Eternity Spire is a relic from long ago, and has been a key location within the Endstone series. Until recently, it was controlled by a sinister apparition known as GATES, visible only to the rocker of The Banestone.

Originally designed by Doctor Simon as a wish-granting machine, Special Project In Reality Enhancement (S.P.I.R.E.) quickly malfunctioned, resulting in no less than the apocalypse. Scattered and irradiated by the released energies, various pieces of the SPIRE became The Overstones, while the few surviving Scientists became the first Stoners. Doctor Simon was trapped within his own creation, eventually becoming GATES.

(More to come)
Jennifer Miller

**Jennifer Miller** is the widow of the late and former Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis Richard Miller.

## Background

From her marriage to Richard, Jennifer is the mother of two children: a son and a daughter. She has a sister named Georgia with whom her late husband was having an extramarital affair.

It is unknown if Jennifer was aware of Richard's infidelities before his death, although Sharon Franklin had a feeling that she might have known about their one-night stand in the Hague.

## Trivia

* As her late husband was a Knight Bachelor, Jennifer can technically be addressed as *Lady Miller*. However, she never is; either out of personal preference (in-universe) or a possible oversight in the script.

## Behind the scenes

* Jennifer Miller is portrayed by British actress Susannah Wise.