Civilian in London court scene.
A childless suburban husband who, alongside his wife Alma, adopts young Beth and initially resists but eventually supports her competitive chess pursuits.
Commanding officer within the First Order military hierarchy, overseeing tactical operations.
E.B. 'Andy' White is a writer whom Lorenz Hart recognizes at Sardi's and approaches for conversation and professional opinion. Hart tells him about a mouse repeatedly visiting his apartment, and White becomes intrigued enough to ask whether it has a name and write down Hart's answer.
British intelligence officer tracking terrorist networks.
Cecilia's older brother and a visiting friend of Paul Marshall. He is present in the Tallis family setting during the events surrounding the dinner.
The employer who hired Sherlock Holmes nearly three decades prior to investigate his wife Ann's sudden estrangement and suspected misconduct following two miscarriages. His case ultimately triggered Holmes' retirement.
Eddington's romantic interest and an army officer. He departs for the front lines and is killed during the German chlorine gas attack at the Second Battle of Ypres, deeply affecting Eddington.
A playwright Eleanor meets in 1883 whose charm conceals selfishness and financial irresponsibility. He squanders the inheritance left for Eleanor by Friedrich Engels, trapping her in an oppressive relationship that drains her psychological strength and mirrors the trapped heroine in Ibsen's A Doll's House.
Hellory Sinclair is a prospective Member of Parliament and Victoria Sinclair's brother. He and Victoria initially mistake Hannay for a Liberal spokesman attending a nearby political rally. Later, Hellory appears at St Pancras station and delivers Victoria's message that she will see Hannay after the war.
The host of the birthday celebration. After killing possessed Tom to protect Emma, he becomes the next host of Lord Murray's spirit. He continues the killing spree until Damien accidentally kills him in the cellar, passing the curse to Damien.
Lennox Collins is a home office pathologist new to murder cases who investigates Mary Williams's killing with Molly Cooper. He cautions against treating the German-born lodger as guilty on circumstantial evidence, examines Ronald Terry's injuries and rules out suicide, and compares findings with DS Brady. He remains convinced the case against the lodger is inconclusive.
Patrick Kennedy has 45 screen credits in a career dating back to 2002. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Star Wars with 1 titles. Signature works include Blue Moon, Senna, War Horse. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
