Kilmartin is a professor who came to the forest to study the fairies and recorded video diaries in an underground study. His research explains the creatures' origins and a route to escape, while his final instructions lead Mina to destroy his university notes and uncover the truth about the hybrids.
Dr. who leads the research team aboard the Alexandria freighter navigating Point Nemo, attempting to combat climate change while navigating a floating locked-room murder mystery involving a decapitated head.
Gerry's friend who is arrested, incarcerated, and wrongfully convicted alongside him as part of the Guildford Four after being present during the initial Belfast pursuit and Guildford bombing timeframe.
A Christian man and Priscilla's husband who advocates for pacifism. He provides supplies to help heal Mauritius's daughter and eventually leaves Rome with his community to ensure the preservation of Luke's writings.
A seasoned soldier in the expedition group. He survives the journey and leads the counterattack against the villagers after being freed from the pit. He incapacitates Hob and deems the mission complete, returning Osmund to the monastery. Years later, he learns of Osmund's descent into violent madness.
Lord Archibald Craven is Mary's uncle, Colin's father, and Lilias Craven's grieving husband. Usually away and afraid that Colin will die, he returns after dreaming of Lilias and sees Colin walking in the garden. He accepts Mary as part of the family and promises that the garden will never be locked again.
Gerry is Helen's boyfriend, whose affair with Lydia is revealed in the timeline where Helen boards the train. He is unemployed and struggling to finish his novel while relying on Helen financially, and he continues trying to maintain relationships with both women until Lydia ends the affair and Helen finally leaves him.
Malachi is a bishop who conceals the previous vicar's murder and uses his authority to control events at Morley Hall. He opposes Harry's investigation, arranges an assault on him, manipulates Marianne's relationship with Linus, and threatens to take Adelaide away. His Nazi sympathies culminate in delivering the recovered bodies to officials in Stuttgart.
An out-of-work miner who reluctantly sells his family's Collie, Lassie, to feed his family. He later enlists in World War I to support them and is eventually offered Hynes' old job and tied house by the Duke.
A multilingual monk and the only member of the group who speaks French. After being captured during the ambush, he tells Brother Diarmuid that he threw the relic from the cart and urges him to leave him behind.
A businessman within the camp whom Dr. Natalia convinces to organize an orchestra using the German prisoners. Their musical group is subsequently invited to perform at a ball for the female survivors.
A resident of Killcoulin's Leap. Role is not detailed in the provided plot summary.
John Lynch has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work is anchored in the The Young Indiana Jones Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include The Fall, The Watchers, The Head. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
