English official carrying out Wallace's brutal execution.
A casino dealer who facilitates Henry Sugar's blackjack games during his period of supernatural gambling success.
A Cambridge professor and psychiatrist who proposes the experimental treatment. He secretly believes Nick's hallucinations are real and aims to write a book about the chair. He orchestrates the experiment alongside Melissa but betrays her to experience the chair himself.
Seymour is Virginia Herbert's neighbour and one of the men who confront Mr. Neville during the completion of the final drawing. He joins Mr. Talmann, Thomas Noyes, the estate manager, and the Poulenc twins in accusing Neville of murder and sexual violation, then takes part in the violent attack that kills him.
A named character credited in the English-language version of Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV.
Gingrich is the professor overseeing the clinic’s experimental fear treatment. He explains the approach to Julia and the students, then later returns and insists therapy is not over, taunting them about their phobias. In the final confrontation, he admits he feared the children who died at the clinic, exposing his responsibility for their deaths.
German officer commanding forces at the Black Sun outpost.
Professor Philips examines the corpses and identifies signs of postmortem rape, concluding that the killer is a pathological criminal. He argues that violent behavior may arise from inborn defects and that some offenders can be treated scientifically. Through hypnosis and other experiments, he diagnoses Manuel Romasanta with lycanthropy and advocates curing him.
Evil scientist and former genetics professor who creates clones of the pop group to take over the world through music.
W.T. Kirkpatrick teaches C.S. Lewis classical languages and literature, demanding discipline and rigorous argument. Though an atheist, he introduces Lewis to ideas about realities beyond the material world and helps shape the habits of thought that later inform Lewis’s struggle with materialism and his search for belief.
David Gant has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1980. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently Final Fantasy Triple with 1 titles. Signature works include The Dark Sorcerer, Slave, Remains. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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