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Mr. Friendly

**Mr. Friendly** is a squirrel-like creature that lives in the Hallowoods.

## Description

Mr. Friendly has the body of a man, bony fingers, a long bushy tail, and eyes that glow like emeralds. He also has huge incisors.

## History

### Early History

Mr. Friendly had taken up residence in the hulls of many large dead trees across The southern Hallowoods (one of which was located near The Scoutpost) in which he stockpiled food primarily consisting of humans, mostly children, for the winter. He prepped them by stuffing their eyes and mouths with pinecones.

### Season 1

Mr. Friendly has frequently made a nuisance of himself to Walter Pensive throughout the years; however, it isn’t until Mr. Friendly kidnaps Russell McGowen, with intent to keep him for food, that Walt announces it's taken him long enough and takes Riot Maidstone and Diggory Graves to kill Mr. Friendly. They mange to find him quickly, seeing as he doesn't keep any of his locations secret. Diggory saves Russell, and while Mr. Friendly manages to bite Walt’s shoulder, Riot delivers a killing blow to Mr. Friendly’s head with Walt's sword.

## Known Abilities

* Mr. Friendly can crack bones like sunflower seeds with his huge incisors.
* Mr. Friendly is a very good climber. It is implied he uses this to hide his food inside of rotting trees.

## Trivia

* He can only hurt you if you notice that he is there. According to Nikignik, this is how all squirrels work.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Episode 1 - Keys
All references taken from the official Hello from the Hallowoods website.
Democracy

**Democracy** is a Sleeper in Lurch Lake with a penchant for prophecies. Due to its limited memory, the information is often a bit vague. It is friends with Walt, who often brings it coffee from the Scoutpost.

## Personality

Not much is known about Democracy's personality. It seems eager to help Walt, often giving him knowledge and advice. It is very content with its life of rest and sleep in Lurch Lake. Democracy writes poetry, too, about its desire to sleep until the world ends. It believes that you can't run from the oncoming end of the world and has at least once invited Walt to join it at the bottom of Lurch Lake.

## Description

Democracy has eyes full of glowing green fire, as do all creatures brought back to some form of life by the black rains. It is a skeleton, sometimes with moss or marine plants clinging to its bones. It has a crown of white lily flowers on its skull.

## History

Before being a lich, Democracy was Dylan, a political student who lived with his partner, Ashley. He was called to Lurch Lake when the rains began. This is narrated by Nikignik in Episode 4.

Democracy usually doesn't respond to "Dylan," but Walt will usually call him by name before resorting to "Democracy." This lack of response may indicate Dylan is something of a deadname, a theory possibly reinforced by the Intro to Episode 8, however, related Patreon content suggests it may be more of a memory issue. Democracy is something of a fixation of the skeleton's, and in fact, when called by it, they seem to respond not as if called, but rather as if interjecting with a rant on the subject. It may be that Democracy no longer remembers his old name, but can be relied upon to always have something to say about democracy.

## Known Abilities

Democracy discovers bits of information that are not something it should be aware of. This is most likely due to the black rain that Dylan walked through on his journey to Lurch Lake. The rain landed in his eyes and mouth and gave him visions and "wrote dark inscriptions on his tongue".

## Appearances

* Episode 8 - Names
* Episode 19 - Devils
* Episode 21 - Mornings
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 92 - Omens

## Trivia

* Democracy's memory issues and obsession with one topic are influenced by the time that William spent working with people who have dementia.
* Democracy was one of the first characters that had official art, which can be found on the Patreon.
* Democracy writes poetry - this can be found in Episode 10 - Songs. The poem was written by William's sister, Kat Wellman, who can be found on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/introvertedunicorn/

## References

1. ↑ "Many retain a memory, a topic, a last tie with the life they had before. In Dylan's case, as a former politicial student, 'Democracy' serves as the best way for Walt to reach him." -Behind the Scenes: Speaking with the Dead
Nimbus

**Nimbus**

## Personality

Nimbus is thorough with and committed to her work for the parliament on Kazanth. Nimbus disapproves of life indescribable and their actions, including the effects of Marolmar’s black water. They hope for successful rebellion against The Council of Heavens.

## Description

Nimbus is “noncommittal about his presentation of self.” His true form is unknowable, though he is most often a grey tabby “with patterns like rippling smoke in its fur, the dark underbelly of a storm cloud.”

## Known Abilities

* Ubiquity
* can teleport/is weird in space time
Council of Heavens

**The Council of Heavens** is the name of a group of Indescribables who chose to organize themselves. It is unknown if they served a greater function there, as it is known that not all Indies were members of the Council.

The named members are:

* Nikignik One Hundred Eyes in the Dark (Former, Guarded the Gates of Eternity and was not invited to participate in council meetings)
* Tolshotol Who Guards a Thousand Suns
* Syrensyr Reclaimer of Fire
* Xyzikxyz Emptiness Between Worlds
* Marolmar The Garden of the End (Former)

While there are other named Indescribables the ones listed above are the only ones to have explicitly been stated to have been on the Council.
Nikignik

**Nikignik,** also known as One Hundred Eyes in the Dark, is the narrator of Hello from the Hallowoods. They speak directly to the listener, often referring to the listeners as 'dreamers' and says that they are in the realm of the listener's nightmares. Nikignik tells the stories of the episodes and gives both the Intro and Outro monologues. Nikignik begins each episode explaining the location they are in, which are thematically linked to the following episode.

## Personality

Nikignik introduces themself as "the one who watches when you think no one is watching [...] a guardian of all who dream. [...] one hundred eyes in the dark [...] your loyal host, Nikignik". Though they care about the subjects of their stories, he is easily annoyed when others interrupt his broadcast. He replied testily to Danielle when she asked if he "always talks like that" in reference to his monologue.

## Description

Nikignik does not describe themself much, but we do know that they are not seen by and yet are avoided by the ravens at the beginning of Episode 1 - Keys, and is seen by the dog - or what was once a dog, or many dogs - at the beginning of Episode 5 - Forests. They feel a sense of kinship with dogs.

Most of the time, they do not have a physical body, but they do have many eyes. When he does have a body, it is made up of only some fur and eyes.

## History

Not much is known about Nikignik's history, but at one point they were in a romantic relationship with Marolmar, who they warned about the other Indescribables, and eventually watched them destroy Marolmar's antlers and tear Marolmar into atoms and then smaller.

The last time they were truly happy was over three million years ago when they and Marolmar kissed on a dying star. Nikignik also claims to have had a human friend at one point in their history.

They were formerly a watcher for the Council of Heavens, but left their post at some point in the past, presumably before meeting Marlomar.

## Known Abilities

Nikignik is omnipresent, everywhere at all times, and can see anything, but they cannot focus on many storylines or details at once.

They can travel to distant parts of the universe in the blink of an eye, and far faster than the speed of light. In this way, he can look at moments from the past if they travel far enough.

## Trivia

* The design that William has drawn them in is here.
* Nikignik is confirmed as using They/He pronouns.
* If Nikignik were a D&D entity, they would have a chaotic neutral alignment.
* Their favorite tea is the one created by Xyzikxyz.
* He does not like cats.
* Nikignik is 4 billion years old. Although time within the universe of *Hello from the Hallowoods* does not pass at the same rate as time in the real world, Nikignik made this announcement in Episode 100 - Centuries, which aired on the 23rd of November 2022, making Nikignik a Sagittarius.
Penny Rescher

**Penny Rescher** was formerly a captive of the CPE Institute and is a current member of the Blackwood Coven, along with her twin sister Friday Rescher.

## Description

Penny is said to have freckles and thick red hair.

## History

Penny and Friday’s abilities counteracted each other, keeping their mother safe. However, this stopped when Penny got kidnapped as a child.

## Known Abilities

* **Jinxed/Luck Bestowal:** Penny, herself, is unlucky, but in turn gives those around her good luck.

## Appearance

* Episode 103 - Crossroads
* Episode 111 - Winds
Baby

**Baby** is a baby-like humanoid beetle hybrid seen with Mx Morell. It is unknown whether they are Mx. Morell's child, or only being taken care of by them.

## Description

Baby is described as having the "head of a huge beetle" with mandibles and pincers, and has a seemingly human body. They sleep in a large terrarium where they can crawl, burrow, and eat compost.
Basements of the Underground

The **basements of the Underground** are a location of Xénotale discovered by Papyrus. It is a very mysterious place and almost nobody has knowledge of its existence.

There, there is one part corresponding to each main location of the story:

* A part for the ruins.
* A part for Snowdin.
* A part for Waterfall.
* A part for Hotland.
* A part for New Home.

Each part needs its own corresponding key to be unlocked, except for Snowdin. However, the entrance for Snowdin is hidden by a big statue of Papyrus.

## Use

Papyrus uses this place for numerous things. One of the main reasons of use and to make bottles of ketchup disappear, empty or full. Thus, it isn't rare to fins some.

Papyrus also uses it to make monsters he killed' dust disappear, notably during his public executions.

### Torture room

A part of the basements has been fit up by Papyrus to make it a torture room. With it, he notably tortures his brother for his illegal actions.
Rizwana Mirza

## Biographical Information

### Sexuality

Unknown, however she liked women. Gay rights.

### Relationships

Evelyn Fry - Friend
August Palls - Friend
Chancellor Ward - Friend
Ruth Esther Barnes - Friend
Bartholomew 'Barty' Chum - Friend
Valerie Maidstone - Friend
Diggory Graves - Body Part

## Meta Information

### Status

somewhat dead as she is part of diggory graves

**Rizwana Mirza, Prime Minister of Canada**
Barb

**Barb** was a devil who ran The Resting Place Hotel, and was often found playing cards with the tenants within.

## Personality

Barb was a confident person, portraying himself as someone who rarely found himself losing. He had a knack for betting and making deals with patrons who lose to him in cards. It is implied Barb cheated during the card games to keep the upper hand. He was also shown to be friendly with all of the patrons of his bar, and a generally well liked person.

However, he was also shown to have some solemn moments with The Countess, which showed another, more serious side of his personality.

## Description

Barb was seen to be wearing filthy bandages around his eyes that appeared to be bleeding constantly. He had horns, though they where broken. Barb also wore a bellboy costume while working at The Resting Place Hotel.

## History

Barb used to be a devil under contract with Tiff, but he broke his contract and lost his eyes - which are now implied to be in a jar on Tiff's desk. He seemed glad to not be part of The Industry any more and even encouraged Polly to leave as well.

## Appearances

* Episode 19 - Devils
* Episode 27 - Spirits
* Episode 33 - Temples
* Episode 39 - Promises
* Episode 41 - Waters
* Episode 43 - Relics
* Episode 54 - Roads
* Episode 66 - Morals

## Trivia

The demon Barbatos is known for his foresight, as well as guiding men to treasure.

## References

1. ↑ Episode 15 - Cards
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Episode 39 - Promises
Evelyn Fry

**Evelyn,** more commonly called Evie, was a member of the Stonemaidens alongside Valerie Maidstone. She has since died and part of her body (specifically her arm) was used to create Diggory Graves. Riot Maidstone recognises her tattoos on Diggory and explains their connection after seeing photos that Valerie kept.

## Description

Evie had various tattoos on it including the Stonemaiden tattoo, a beetle, a skull and an anatomically correct heart.

## Known Abilities

She is the keyboardist and a songwriter for the Stonemaids.

## Appearances

* Episode 17 - Bogs
* Episode 24 - Storms
Episode 38 - A Little Static

Lady Ethel continues her ceaseless tirade in dreaming minds everywhere. There is no episode tonight; all you may hear is a little static.

***Content Warnings:** Kidnapping and abduction, Static (including sfx), Emotional Manipulation*
## Intro - A Little Static

Nikignik comes in and starts talking about how annoyed they are at how loud Lady Ethel Mallory is being. They continue by reminding the listener of how powerful they are.

Nikignik is far above the Hallowoods and can still see everything, just not connect with the dreamers. They conclude by announcing that there is no theme, only a little static.

## Story One - A Way Out

Nikignik monologues about how beautiful all of the dreamers look and how that beauty has been corrupted by Lady Ethel Mallory.

Eventually, they notice that there is one person that is not affected by BotCo. Zooming in, this person turns out to be Danielle O'Hara. She is creating a dream of the outside world, unaffected by BotCo. Danielle interrupts Nikignik's monologue, surprising Nikignik. She should not be able to hear their broadcast.

Danielle describes what they are able to do with dreams, and Nik continues to be confused as to how.

Nik and Danielle are able to come to an agreement. Danielle destroys whatever is making Lady Ethel Mallory louder, and Nik will teach Danielle how to contact Riot Maidstone. Together, they go back behind the scenes of the dreams. Nik turns their attention to Lady Ethel Mallory. Through this, they are able to learn that Anderson Faust was the one who created the louding device. They would have learned more, but Danielle interrupted Nik's emotional support monologue. They both then go to Anderson. With another monologue that gets interrupted, they are able to find out that the amplifier is in box Cassiopeia.

Before continuing, Danielle asks for answers. Nik initially refuses, but then Danielle shuts off all nearby dreams, making even the air stand still. Nik then explains what they are and how Danielle can choose their path. She can sleep forever, or reach out to Riot.

With all this in mind, both of them move on to box Cassiopeia. Danielle mentions that this box feels different, while Nik cannot feel the difference. Right before disabling the amplifier, Nik describes to Danielle how to leave the dreaming boxes and find Riot. They then part ways, Danielle destroying the amplifier. Nikignik then shouts out, telling Lady Ethel Mallory that they cannot be silenced, and that they are waiting gratefully for their return to the Hallowoods.
Huntington Waites

**Huntington Waites** is a Revenant and one of the Creations of Irene Mend. They are the third in Mend’s set of creations acting as the hunter. They currectly reside at Scoutpost Two.

## Personality

They come off as slightly brash because of their bluntness and attitude. They are confident in themselves as they know who they are and what their purpose is.

## Description

They are described to have shaggy black hair long enough to cover their pale eyes. Similarly to their siblings, they have knife hands, however, a distinct feature is that their trigger finger does not have a blade.

Their outfit of choice is usually a vest (and in one instance a camo vest) that shows off the stitches that run through their square chest.

## History

### Season 1

They stand watch as a bodyguard for Solomon.

### Season 2

In the aftermath of Solomon's command over them, Waites passed Bern Keene's interview and now resides at the Scoutpost.

Bern also lends Waites her crossbow and although never firing one, Waites shoots a perfect shot. They express that it is in their design. Later that same day a horde of Griffocaugh and Froglins terrorize the Scoutpost and Waites is able to wrestle down one of the Griffocaugh. They get a few tears from the altercation and Mrs. McGowan tries to help, however, Stitchery Pins comes to sew them up. Diggory Graves asks for their advice on whether or not they should go with Riot to retrieve her mother.

Hector Mendoza enlists their help to hunt down the Froglin Queen, and Waites agrees. After capturing the Froglin Queen, Waites comments on how to kill her as they saw the flintlock and silver bullets that Hector had brought with him. Waites is in favor of killing the Froglin Queen as they think that in her death the Froglins will go extinct and people, specifically those living the Scoutpost, will not have to worry about the Froglin threat anymore. Hector disagrees and tells Huntington to not kill the queen but move her ten miles south as he makes his way back to the Scoutpost.

## Known Abilities

* They are observant and can see
* Very strong and durable
* Knife firngers
* Perfect aim

## Episode Appearances

Episode 40 - Graves
Episode 43 - Relics
Episode 47 - Regrets
Episode 51 - Maps
Episode 59 - Friends
Episode 69 - Angles
Episode 79 - Kingdoms
Episode 95 - Homecomings
Episode 101 - Disciplines
Episode 106 - Departures
Glass City Farms

**Glass City Farms** is a plot of surviving Farmland that is located in Toledo down 'route seventy-five', Ohio and is run by Gale Scarberry and his partner Darla.

## Histrory

As is found out in the Season 2 Bonus Episode The Writer Out Of Time - Part 1: The Writer Glass City Farms originally shut down shortly after the black rains due to worries about water contamination and lack of staff, the then owners leaving for the nearest Dreaming Box (Dreaming Box Libra).

At some point between then and the time of the current plot someone started up Glass City Farms again, attracting a population of people who came to live and work there, including Darla, (who might have been the one to begin business again, as she is in a form a leadership role), who later re-kindled her relationship with her ex-husband Gale who left his home in Chicago to join her on the farm.

While Glass City Farms grows many forms of vegetables, it's only named livestock are fish, which have a tendency to become hallowed and attack workers (see Episode 58 - Enemies), which they dispose of by killing them and composting their bodies. While all of the food that Glass City Farms supplies to other survivors is fresh, none of it is free from the effects of the black water, a fact that they do not market on their product but instead assume that the people using their services would be well aware of this fact based on common sense. Also worth noting is that the staff at Glass City Farms do not seem to be completely aware that they are working with, growing food in, and selling food tainted with the Black Water. Most internal room of the main building for Glass City Farms are painted with a theme in mind, such as the 'beach themed' office seen in Episode 58 - Enemies.

## Produce

Things that Glass City Farm produces are:

* Tomatoes
* Lettuce
* Cucumbers
* Peppers
* Watercress
* Fish
Cookery Potts

Cookery Potts is the second of the seven revenants created by Irene Mend. They were made to serve as her chef at the Mend Manor. Like the rest of Irene's creations, they passed into Solomon Reed's service upon Irene's death.

## Personality

The most social out of the Mendies, as they are said to get along well with the Scoutpost.

## Appearances

* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 43 - Relics
* Episode 47 - Regrets
* Episode 51 - Maps
* Episode 52 - Memories
* Episode 59 - Friends
* Episode 95 - Homecomings
* Episode 101 - Disciplines
* Episode 106 - Departures
* Episode 121 - Cups
C. S. Blackletter

**Charybdis S. Blackletter** is the Director of the Downing Hills Public Library. She is vaguely threatening at all times and holds strict accountability for members of the Library.

## Personality

C.S. Blackletter is a calculating woman who enjoys maintaining an impeccable public image for her library. She holds members of the library accountable for their actions and is known to take action if members underperform in their tasks.

## Description

C.S. Blackletter is shown to have the appearance of an aged woman with white hair, all-black eyes, a black tongue. She wears half-moon glasses and is described as grinning often, though it is without warmth.

## Appearances

* Episode 15 - Cards
* Episode 34 - Towers

## Trivia

* It is implied that C. S. Blackletter created Omen
Old Bindings

* Red
* Blue

**Old Bindings** is the season 2 live show to raise money for a fundraiser called Streaming for Survivors. It went live on March 22nd, 2022 and will be the first piece of bonus content to be uploaded during the season break this Wednesday. It stars Casper Oliver, who plays Laurence Abbott from the previous bonus mini episodes from last season’s break called Athenaeums. The red cover is what the live show was posted with, and the blue cover was used for promoting it when it went live.

> *Content warning: Memory loss, Mental breakdowns, Parental death, Violence, Kidnapping and abduction, Death + Injury, Blood, Religious Violence, Birds, Strangulation/suffocation, Emotional Manipulation, Drowning, Bugs, Body horror*
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Zelda Duckworth

**Zelda Duckworth**, stepmother of Jonah Duckworth, is the motive behind the Friends of Zelda and a current resident of Scoutpost Two.

## Personality

Zelda is an erratic and stubborn woman with a strong personality, who also reveals herself to be apt and caring, especially when it comes to her family, as shown by the lengths to which she is willing to go to for Jonah and Al Buckley.

## Description

She is described as having wild, unkempt, sandy hair and wise grey eyes.

## History

Zelda raised Jonah with Dexter Duckworth, her late husband whom she claims to have shot. As she grew older, Zelda remained very adamant at living in her house despite Jonah insisting she move to the Scoutpost.

### Season 1

When Jonah goes missing early on, Zelda is left to fret over her son. During this period, with the intention of turning her into another one of his instruments, Solomon Reed, the Instrumentalist, decieves, kidnaps, and leaves her in his basement, where she's kept barely alive by Olivier Song, his apprentice, and makes friends with Al, a young spirit bound to a drum. She is thereafter saved by Jonah thanks to Percy Reed's help, nearly kidnappd again, and eventually kept safe at the Scoutpost.

That is until Episode 47 - Regrets when Zelda joins the attack on the Instrumentalist unsolicited and takes her revenge on the Instrumentalist by shooting him in the head, adding that "nobody messes with Zelda."

## Appearances

### Main Episodes

* Episode 2 - Dogs
* Episode 4 - Bodies
* Episode 6 - Frogs
* Episode 10 - Songs
* Episode 13 - Stars
* Episode 18 - Bones
* Episode 27 - Spirits
* Episode 30 - Stones
* Episode 33 - Temples
* Episode 34 - Towers
* Episode 36 - Swords
* Episode 40 - Graves
* Episode 42 - Walls
* Episode 45 - Tombs

## Trivia

* Her signature dish is watercress sandwiches.
* She asks out Al's teacher at the Scoutpost Ms.Plum in an attempt to prevent Al's detention

## References

1. ↑ Episode 7 - Nightmares
2. ↑ Episode 1 - Keys
All references taken from the official Hello from the Hallowoods website
The Hallowoods

The Hallowoods is located in Northern Ontario and is the settling for the majority of the show. Its name was coined Walter 'Walt' Pensive. it is home to multiple communities of apocalypse survivors, including the Scoutpost, Webequie First Nation, The Blackwood Coven, and Fort Freedom, as well as other unnamed neighbourhoods and individual houses, like Zelda Duckworth’s (now belonging to Nolan Thair and Ricou Chapman), the Overdue Cabin and Solomon Reed's. It is also home to organisations and businesses, such as the Church of the Hallowed Name, the current location of Downing Hill Public Library, the current location of the Museum of Broken Promises, the Dry Market, the Grand Crossroads Hotel, and the no-longer active Resting Place Hotel.
Milo

**Milo** is a botanist who lives in Toronto with the Venus. He continues to study botany in the changing world.

## Personality

Milo seems polite, peaceful, cheerful, helpful, and not overly talkative. He cares for the Venus as a friend and ward. He approaches threats calmly and is good at diffusing dangerous situations. He is happy to offer advice when it's needed. He seems happy to stay in the city at this time.

## Description

Milo is a small adult man with brown hair and glasses who is wearing corduroy when the RV Crew meets him, and is usually held in the Venus's vines. The Venus carries him wherever he needs to go. His voice and face have a softness that Percy recognizes, and later confirms that he is transgender as well.

## History

Milo was a botanist before the Black Rains fell. He brought home an unidentified plant, which he raised from a dry twig into a beautiful mass of creeping vines and flowers. He lived alone on the 12th floor of an apartment building in Toronto, which gave him a great view of the fires that broke out all over the city, but when the elevator malfunctioned he was unable to leave in his wheelchair.

Milo survived the early days of the apocalypse by raiding his neighbors' apartments for food, but it quickly ran out. When he believed he could no longer survive, he opened the window and allowed the rains to fall on him and his plant. The plant (the Venus) began speaking, and carried him out of the apartment. From then on, she carried him around the city.

### Season 1

Milo does not appear in Season One of Hello from the Hallowoods

### Season 2

Episode 56: Thorns: Milo stops the Venus from attacking Diggory and Percy after a brief skirmish in the streets of Toronto. He makes the Venus apologize, then introduces them both and offers the RV Crew a ride across town. He appears to get slightly defensive when Percy asks if he's trans, but quickly offers support when he learns that Percy is also trans. He tells Percy that he's already done the hardest part (growing up), and that he should do what makes him happy and not worry about the rest.

## Relationships

### The Venus

The Venus is an unidentified plant that Milo grew. When the Black Rains fell, she began to speak. She shows love and respect for Milo, following his rules for what she is allowed to eat and apologizing for trying to eat Diggory when he insists. The Venus carries and transports Milo with great care, and in return he acts as her eyes. They show deep affection for each other.

### Percy Reed

Percy suspects that Milo is trans like him, and is eager to meet an older trans man. Though initially uncertain of Percy's intentions, Milo is happy to offer him reassurance and advice.

## Trivia

Milo's philosophy is, "Do what makes you happy, and don’t worry about the rest."
Harrow Blackletter

**Harrow Blackletter**

## Personality

Harrow is anxious and non-confrontational, and occasionally sent into a panicked state by the horrors ze sees due to zir covenant.

## Description

Harrow is described as very pale, with eyes that are black from corner to corner. Ze only seems to have clothing from Downing Hill, and ze wears a friendship bracelet that matches one worn by Arnold Eggers.

## Known Abilities

* Seeing horrors
* Spatial manipulation
Horace Loveland

**Horace Loveland**

## Personality

Horace is an writer who wants to finish his novel at all costs, even when the Black Rains began to fall. He is very opposed to joining a dreaming box.

## Known Abilities

* After becoming hallowed, Horace develops super strength.

## Relationships

### Mother

Horace’s mother lived in a nursing home before all residents were transferred to a Dreaming Box.

## Episode Appearances

### Main Episodes

The Writer Out Of Time - Part 1: The Writer
The Writer Out Of Time - Part 2: Out Of Time
BotCo drones (Flies)

BotCo drones, otherwise known as 'The Flies' are large robots produced by The Botulus Corporation, having been modelled after Lady Ethel Mallory's recently acquired pet flies of the same proportions. The drones are roughly the size of a small car, and have three named variations:

Marketing drones: in charge of finding people who have not yet joined a dreaming box and showing them a pre-recorded Dreaming Box advertisement presented by Lady Ethel Mallory (as seen in Episode 60 - Flies)

Surveillance Drones: Which seem to just act as portable surveillance cameras

Cluster Drones: Which tag people who have refused a Dreaming box with a serum that forces them to dream in exclusively Dreaming Box advertisements, a method that has been shown to be akin to torture (as seen with Moth Scarberry)
August Palls

**August** is a friend of Rizwana's and was part of the crew that Rizwana took on the trip to the North.

## Personality

It is implied that August likes to show off at parties and uses his intuition for "trivial things" like winning card hands.

## History

It is unknown how August and Rizwana became friends, but he was with her when Rizwana descended to meet with Rothogroth. He also accompanied Rizwana on her trip to the North. Unforunately, August died on that trip and his body parts were later used to create Diggory Graves.

## Known Abilities

* Intuition for knowing what's "right": he is seen using it to win a card hand and to ensure their crew was traveling in the right direction towards the Heart.
Bartholomew 'Barty' Chum

**Bartholomew Chum,** is one of the group that travelled with Rizwana Mirza to find the heart.

## Personality

He seems to be a caring, jovial man. He has been described as one that "held the team together".

## History

He was with Rizwana when she descended to speak with Rothogroth. He was also the "sailor, diver, and confidante". It is implied in Episode 26 - Needles that he died on a dive.

After his death, Barty is reanimated and raised by Polly as Mort.
The Summer Campers

Currently broken up: as of Episode 82 - Failures. However, now Friday is the only one separated from the group.

## Consisting of:

* Clara Martin
* Friday Rescher
* Victoria Tepiani
* Harrow Blackletter
* Arnold Eggers

## Relationship type

Classmates, with other relationships between certain characters, like Clara and Friday’s friendship, Victoria and a lot of people’s rivalry and Harrow and Arnold’s friendship that might be a romance.

## Associated with

* Downing Hill Public Library
* Winona Carline
Piano Key

The Piano Key is the remains of the piano that Percy Reed was bound to by Solomon Reed and freed from by Diggory Graves.

It is implied that Percy could have snapped the tether tying him to the piano key and chose not to, following the line instead to find Diggory again. Solomon used this same key to rebind Percy to another instrument.

The piano key itself is made of a shaving of Percy's bones that Solomon carved; the grand piano had all of the keys inlaid with Percy's bones before it was destroyed.

A shard of the key is kept in a silver locket with hands clasped in prayer, which Diggory wears. This keeps Percy connected to Diggory.
Benson The Dissembling Man

**Benson The Dissembling man** is one of the residences of the Museum of Broken Promises. Although his job there is vague, he is said to "*guide the Great Destroyer on its ever-wandering paths through this universe*". “The Great Destroyer" being the body of the museum itself, this implies he may be a kind of navigator.

## Personality

Benson is described as having perfect emotional awareness, which leads to him asking the people he talks to uncomfortable questions that force them, too, to look inwards.

## Description

Benson is, as his name states, a disassembled man. He has left his body part and organs throughout the Museum (of noted his lungs, which still expand and deflate despite not being attached to him). His breathing is described as mechanical as it passes through his exposed nostrils and whistles through teeth that belong to a mouth without lips. His footsteps are described as dry and shambling, distinctly making a sound that might remind one of leather. His eyes are described as 'bulbus' and 'wild'. Similar to Mx Morell, he speaks with a British accent, though his is perhaps more prominent than his propagators.

## History

Very little is known about Benson and his past, though he is said to be an "*old and bloody ritual brought unerringly to life*".

### Season 1

Benson does not appear in Season 1 of Hello from the Hallowoods.

### Season 2

Benson does not appear in Season 2 of Hello from the Hallowoods.

### Season 3

Episode 100 - Centuries: Benson assists Diggory Graves in their meeting with Rothogroth the crown of Decay by navigating the Museum of Broken Promises to be positioned for ease of communication.

## Known Abilities

* has extensive knowledge of the human anatomy

## Relationships

### Mx Morell

Despite Benson and Mx Morell having no stated relation within the lore presented as is in show, it can be assumed they have some form of relationship given their shared location. The two interact in Episode 100 - Centuries he refers to Mx Morell as "Sir", and follows their instructions.

### Baby

Despite Benson and Baby having no stated relation within the lore presented as is in show, it can be assumed they have some form of relationship given their shared location.

## Episode Appearances

Benson does not make
any appearance's in season 1 of
Hello from the Hallowoods
Benson does not make
any appearances in season 1 of
Hello from the Hallowoods
Grand Crossroads Hotel

The Grand Crossroads hotel is the new version of The Resting Place Hotel, created by Polly and run by The Carnival Gang after Barb’s death in Episode 94 - Milestones. According to Polly he did this so that The Countess, Dimes and The Quilt had a place to stay.

## Description

The Grand Crossroads Hotel is described as being a much larger building than the Resting Place Hotel, with a dusty red exterior of art deco pillars and palatial stones that The Countess describes as looking as if it would have been more at home in the Alps than the sweeping mires outside of The Hallowoods. The interior of the building possesses painted ceilings and baroque chandeliers, which vault over halls of marble tile and ornate carpets. Twin staircases swept from either side of the lobby into the rooms above and beyond. The hotel possesses a bar though its coordinates within the floor plan are unknown.

Little description is given for the appearance of the rooms, however Mort's room possesses a metal Alaskan King and glow in the dark stars stuck to the bedroom ceiling, and a mirror where Mort keeps his bellhop cap and work jacket. Polly's office is located in one of the back hallways of the first floor, being just one of many other offices within those hallways, within which Polly keeps his desk. The hallway that leads from Polly's office to Yaretzi's managers office is decorated with golden candle fixtures and ornate oil paintings of dark pines, with a ceiling of golden embossed seagulls. Yaretzi's office possesses a frosted glass window, and countians Yaretzi's desk, her office is also where the guest book is kept.
Ruth Esther Barnes (Boat)

**The Ruth Esther Barnes** was the name of the boat that Rizwana Mirza, Evelyn Fry, August Palls, Chancellor 'Chance' Ward, Bartholomew 'Barty' Chum, and Ruth Esther Barnes (who is safe to assume was the vessels name sake) took to find and destroy the Heart of Marolmar after the night of black rains. They failed in this mission, and now a sinking replica of the boat can be found in the Museum of Broken Promises.
Lee's Donuts

**Lee's Donuts**, run by Monty Lee, is one of the few remaining businesses post Black Rains.

First mentioned in a throwaway line by Brooklyn Williams in Episode 9 - Birds, in which she describes a time that Lady Ethel Mallory had donuts shipped in for her [Brooklyn's] birthday, this is later elaborated on in Episode 62 - Provisions when Monty is talking to the RV Gang about his business.

## History

In Episode 62 - Provision Monty tells Moth Scarberry about how by all rights his shop should have been bought out by the Botulus Corporation ten years prior when they'd bought out all the surrounding businesses, the reasoning for which is unknown but is hand waved as a simple mistake on Botco's part. Despite this he still gets fresh food deliveries (assumed to be from Glass City Farms), and is not in shortage of customers, sometimes getting orders from Lady Ethel Mallory herself (some of which are fed to Marco Torres, and Riot and Valerie Maidstone in Episode 89 - Terminations).

## Named Meniu Items

* Donuts (assorted)
* Coffee
* Vegas waffles
* Cinamon Buns
* Pancakes and Bacon
* bear claws
* crullers
Floris Scrubbs

Floris Scrubbs is a Revenant and one of the Creations of Irene Mend. They are the fourth in Mend’s set of creations acting as the housekeeper. They currectly reside at Scoutpost Two.

## Personality

They are easily irritated and not very social. They have little patience for uncleanliness.

## Description

Similarly to their siblings, they have a set of knife fingers and stitches all over their skin. However, they have a distinctive set of stitches across each of their cheeks.

## History

Irene Mend created Scubbs to do the housekeeping. They are the fourth of her creations. After Solomon Reed killed Irene Mend, Scrubbs continued their job of cleaning the house, however they were also used as a bodyguard.

## Episode Appearances

Episode 40-Graves
Episode 43 - Relics
Episode 47 - Regrets
Episode 51 - Maps
Episode 52 - Memories
Episode 95 - Homecomings
Episode 106 - Departures
Dashiell Spade

**Dashiell Spade** is one of the leaders of The Stonemaid movement or Stonemadens.

## Personality

Dashiell is a rebellious spirit, who has been shown to not be afraid to call out wrongness when he sees it, and can stay strong when in bad circumstances and situations.

## Description

As of yet Dashiell has no physical description

## History

Not much is known about Dashiell's past. Dashiell was one of the leaders of the rebellious renegade group The Stonemaids. However after the mass awakening of Box Aries, and the subsequent security crack down on Stonemaid activity by Botco, Dashiell was captured and tortured, until his first episode appearance.

### Season 1

Dashiell does not appear in season 1 of Hello From the Hallowoods.

### Season 2

Episode 77 - Rebels: Dashiell participated on Lady Ethel Mallory's personal radio show ‘Old Friends’, where she questions him about the Stonemaids and their motives. Dashiell reveals that he'd been tortured for two weeks after being captured, and Ethel plays this off as an over exaggeration. He also points out that the Stonemaids aren't violent in their methods of rebellion, which primarily consist of vandalism. He states that the fact that those who join the dreaming boxes cannot wake up after being connected to the prime dream should not have been left '*buried a hundred and twenty pages in*', and accuses Botco of lying to its user base. He also states that he was sure that Riot and Valerie Maidstone were no longer under Botco custardy, and had escaped.

## Relationships

### Lady Ethel Mallory

Dashiell possesses a strong distain for Ethel, whether this is personal or naturally arisen from circumstances is unknown. In Episode 77 - Rebels, Ethel uses Dashiell by giving him a platform to preach his rebellion, intending for this to cause hostility towards Oswald Botulus. Dashiell is none the wiser of this scheme,

### Valerie Maidstone

There is no implication that Dashiell has ever met Valerie Maidstone, although given context clues it is likely that he idolises her and her music. It is also safe to say that he is cheering on her and her daughter.

## References

All references taken from The official Hello from the Hallowoods website or official Patreon account.

1. Episode Transcript: Episode 77 - Rebels
Lolgmololg

**Lolgmolog,**

## Description

Lolgmololg is described by Jonah Duckworth in Episode 6 - Frogs as being a Catfish large enough to eat a fully grown man. She lives in the lake near Froglin Town, only ever seeming to surface when she is being fed or when giving orders to Grug.

She also has a more humanoid form as seen in Episode 41 - Waters
Indescribables

**Indescribables** or Indies are cosmic, unknowable being that exist in the *Hello from the Hallowoods* universe. They are called Indescribables because, as described by Nikignik, they are quite literally indescribable, not necessarily possessing physical forms. Each of these Indescribables has a 'realm' or 'domain', an area of rule that they possess and exhibit different abilities to reflect and control. The "current" Indescribables are not the first generation, there were Indescribables before them (With Nikignik even talking about having a mother in Episode 9 - Birds). Indescribables are not immortal (As Nikignik fantasizes about death, mainly his own, frequently) but extremely long lived, nor are they Invulnerable, As seen by Marolmar's distructon and Nikignik's loss of an eye to Winona Carline. According to Nikignik, there are hundreds, if not thousands of Indescribables. There are certain Indescribables that are implied to be older and greater, having been born in the Orchard at the centre of the universe. Indescribables discover their own domains for themselves, this can take time, and upon doing this they are given their name (it is unknown if this means literally their names or just their epithets).

Despite this Indescribables are not the oldest or most mysterious entities in the Hello from the Hallowoods universe, that honour goes to Outsiders.

## Characters

* Nikignik - One Hundred Eyes in the Dark
* Lolgmololg - She who Lurks Beneath
* Syrensyr - Reclaimer of Fire
* Tolshotol - He who Guards One Thousand Suns
* Marolmar - The Garden of the End
* Rothogroth - The Crown of Rot
* Xyzikxyz - Emptiness Between Worlds
* Zazzlezazz - Dreaming all That Is
* Urnandurn - The Black Eternity
* Ephelzeph - The Endless storm
* Noptilnopt - Who Walks Unseen
* Zelkryzelk - The Omniscient One
The Frogsticker

**The Frogsticker** is a Bird-like-creature that was used by a Rick Rounds run Fort Freedom to systematically execute different creatures that were brought in by the daily patrol, as a form of entertainment in a gladiator style combat ring/pit. As of current it has left Fort Freedom and has made a nest next to Lurch Lake close to The Scoutpost.

## Personality

The Frogsticker has no discernible personality other then incredibly dangerous and reacting to thing the way a wild animal would be expected to react.

## Description

The Frogsticker is a giant Heron, that is described as having a "*storm of black and blue feathers"*, that is tall enough to be at level with someone standing on a second story balcony, with a long snakelike neck and a large sharp beak the looks like a harpoon. It has Lizard-like green eyes and stilted legs, with huge wings that have been clipped in it's captivity.

## History

The Frogsticker first appears in Episode 18 - Bones, when It attempts and fails to Kill both Yaretzi and Polly, with them escaping narrowly without any serious injuries.

Next it is seen is Episode 55 - Threats, where it is revealed after Mrs. Wicker's coop, she'd had the pit filled in with dirt and The Frogsticker tied up and put in the back of a truck.

After this The Frogsticker is next seen in Episode 70 - Lines, when It is joined in the back of the truck by Buck, who snuck in as a stowaway in order to be taken to The Scoutpost.

Episode 75 - Loyalties: After arriving at the Scoutpost, the Frogsticker breaks loose form the chains keeping bound during the commotion after the appearance of Big Mikey. From there it kills Jonah Duckworth via impaling him with its tongue.

Episode 79 - Kingdoms: The Frogsticker is locked in combat with Big Mikey, when Big Mikey grabs it by it's neck and retreats into the woods.

Episode 92 - Omens: It is implied that the Frogsticker won it's fight with Big Mikey, as he is hiding from it in Lurch Lake, where it had also since the events of Episode 79 made a nest by, which it is sleeping in over the course of its episode appearance.

## Known Abilities

* The Frog sticker has a Harpoon like beak and tongue

## Trivia

* The Frogsticker is most likely called "The Frogsticker" because of an assumed high ratio of Froglins being brought in by the daily patrol
* The Frogsticket is on the front cover art for Episode 79 - Kingdoms

## Episode Appearances

* Episode 22 - Mountains
* Episode 70 - Lines
* Episode 75 - Loyalties
* Episode 79 - Kingdoms
* Episode 92 - Omens
Olivier Song

**Olivier Song** was formerly the top student of the Arcane Program at Downing Hill Public Library and is currently the companion/partner of Riot Maidstone.

## Personality

Olivier is a perfectionist to a [] extent due to their upbringing at Downing Hill. When first introduced, Olivier regularly defines their worth based on their usefulness, Covenant blood, and C.S. Blackletter’s approval. Consequently, they can be harsh, sometimes violent, to reach their goals, and only hasher on themself for their failures.

Since leaving Downing Hill, Olivier’s incompatibility with a realistic living situation and relationships has further revealed itself, though they seem to be improving at a steady pace.

## Description

Olivier is described as having blue hair and eyes and wearing a bow tie and an embroidered blue cloak described by Riot Maidstone as "fancy." Zelda also says that their cape is "covered in clouds". They are short (4'11') and of Asian descent, possibly Korean.

## History

### Early History

Olivier is implied to have been raised at Downing Hill since they were young, and is one of the top students in their classes. They were friends with Friday who now believes that Olivier is dead.

Olivier’s Covenant Blood (Ephelzeph) comes from her mother.

## Known Abilities

* **Weather Manipulation**: Olivier can, to some extent, control the weather around him. He can gather clouds around his ankles in order to fly, transport people with fog, and use the electricity in lightning to attack.
* **Healing**: Olivier is shown to heal themself, repairing their broken bones and talking about healing wounds in the skin at a later time.

## Appearances

* Episode 8 - Names
* Episode 12 - Homes
* Episode 15 - Cards
* Episode 16 - Crowns
* Episode 18 - Bones
* Episode 20 - Doors
* Episode 23 - Sunsets
* Episode 24 - Storms
* Episode 25 - Spiders
* Episode 30 - Stones
* Episode 33 - Temples
* Episode 78 - Runaways

## Trivia

* Olivier prefers cats over dogs.
* The embroidery on Olivier's cloak changes to reflect the sky..
* Olivier was a home birth.
* Olivier figured out the reason their hair is blue during a meeting with Ephelzelph thanks to Friday and the Binding Stone. They still have a scar from this.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Episode 3 - Books
2. ↑ Episode 8 - Names
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Episode 12 - Homes
4. ↑ Episode 33 - Temples
5. ↑ Episode 11 - Hearts
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Episode 111 - Winds
7. ↑ Episode 15 - Cards
8. ↑ Episode 78 - Runaways