Henry's fifth wife and cousin of Anne Boleyn. She accepts his proposal and receives lavish gifts, but Archbishop Cranmer uncovers her pre-marital and marital affairs. After confessing, she is executed in the Tower of London.
Princess Flavia is Rudolf V's perceptive fiancée and the central royal ally in the deception. She recognizes that Sidney Frewin is impersonating the king, accepts the explanation from the royal officers, and supports the masquerade. Her alliance with Frewin becomes romantic, and she marries him when he becomes king.
Samantha is a famous figure skater engaged to Alan Falconer. After William Haskin's release from prison, she is frightened by the bloody knives he leaves and fears he intends to kill her. Haskin later claims that she has a murderous split personality and killed her own mother; the ending, when she secretly packs a knife for her honeymoon, leaves that danger unresolved.
A pregnant prostitute imprisoned alongside Stubby. She travels with the group, temporarily posing as Stubby's wife among Quakers. She endures Chaco's assault, gives birth in a mining town, and dies during childbirth, leaving Stubby devastated.
The perceptive daughter of Mrs. Allen and sister of Jamie and Benjamin. At Langley Park, she sees Sara and Georgie, investigates their history, and agrees to travel through time with Jamie to prevent their deaths. After returning to 1918, she discovers that the tragedy has been changed.
The schoolmaster’s daughter, sent away for safety but returns to the village. She becomes the primary target for Emil and the twins due to her father’s role in killing Mitterhaus. Protected initially by her cross, she is kidnapped for a blood ritual but is rescued by Anton and Kersh.
Mary Custance is John and Ann’s sixteen-year-old daughter and Roger’s girlfriend. She is abducted and raped during the journey, then continues north with the survivors. After Andrew Pirrie joins the party, Mary grows close to him because she believes he can protect her, creating an important personal bond within the group.
Lynne Frederick has 23 screen credits in a career dating back to 1965. Signature works include Schizo, The Prisoner of Zenda, Four of the Apocalypse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
