A smug, ambitious former Slough House agent who clawed his way back into MI5 headquarters. Contemptuous of the slow horses, he makes a bitter enemy of River Cartwright and plays petty, self-serving games at the Park while MI5 confronts threats to Britain.
Rebel fighter or ally in Legend of the Sword, participates in key battles.
An affluent classmate of Victor Frankenstein who offers financial support for a more ambitious experiment. His apparent assistance conceals a plan to weaponize the humanoid creation and eliminate Victor afterward. Finnegan's betrayal places him against both Victor and Igor and ultimately leads to his death during the experiment.
Arrogant British Captain of the 68th Regiment tasked with capturing Feeney. Uses the landlord as bait, permits Fitzgibbon to execute a starving protester, and ultimately delivers the fatal shot to the wounded Feeney.
Thomas Ashbury is a fugitive who arrives at Blackhill Farm with Rebecca Henshaw and forces the household to shelter them. Bold and irreverent, he challenges John Lye’s beliefs, plays with Arthur Lye, and speaks to Fanny Lye about love and freedom before returning to surrender when her life is threatened.
Bellingham is a brilliant, secretive student of ancient Egypt who owns Lot 249, a mummy acquired at auction. Smith suspects him of using Egyptian rituals and the mummy to attack others, while Bellingham denies responsibility. He begins to comply when Smith threatens to make him destroy the mummy.
Freddie Fox has 41 screen credits in a career dating back to 2004. Their work is anchored in the King Arthur Series universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Victor Frankenstein, Pride, Black '47. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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