Snatcher working for Death Eaters.
Friend of Tom who owes massive gambling debts.
Hyde is Lincoln's lieutenant and recognizes Cain as Lincoln's younger brother when he arrives at the bar. Held hostage by Cain, Hyde mocks Cain and insults the people exploited by Lincoln's scheme, prompting Cain to shoot and kill him before the final confrontation with Lincoln.
Corporate or underworld figure with strategic influence.
An FSB officer in Budapest who warns Ben about Farrah's secretive operations before being shot and killed by Kharon just as he is about to reveal more information.
A detective investigated by Jess as the suspected mastermind behind local disappearances. He is dragged into the supernatural realm by the witch, only for Jess to later discover he was innocent and used as a sacrificial offering by Tira.
The Roman procurator who arrives after Prasutagus's death. He refuses to recognize a female ruler, confiscates the Iceni kingdom, and orders the flogging and branding of Boudica and her daughters. He is ultimately killed during Boudica's ambush in Folbrook Forest.
One of the veteran musketeers. Initially disbanded, he regroups with Porthos to free their former captain. He assists D'Artagnan in protecting the royal party during the palace attack and later joins the cavalry charge to rescue the hostages at the castle.
Illing is a hitman connected to Clinton / Mr Franklyn's contracting operation. Annie poses as a prostitute to capture him, then leaves him handcuffed to a bed and incapacitates and kills him. His disappearance helps prompt questions about why Clinton has instead called on Vince and Alf.
Yuri the Cossack is connected to Declan McBride through an unresolved debt. He reminds McBride of their obligation and orders him not to return, showing that McBride is losing support even among former allies. His warning reinforces the isolation surrounding McBride as the planned operation advances.
A hunter who tracks the fugitives through the countryside. After Miles Redwick is killed, Mallory abandons the old code and decides to hunt alone.
Liam Adams' agent handling contract negotiations and career moves.
Nick Moran has 96 screen credits in a career dating back to 1986. Their work spans 6 cinematic universes — most prominently Wizarding World with 2 titles. Signature works include Avengement, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Chief of Station. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 6 universes
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