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Wendel Thrupp

Description

A pale, translucent man in an old-fashioned doublet with a ruff and a juror's ribbon, who drifts through the gallery benches and sits in the same place every time. His voice sounds as if it carries from a long way off.

Personality

Melancholy, courteous and fond of old law. He speaks in riddles, not to be difficult but because he has had four hundred years to think about one night and cannot say it plainly.

Background

A juror who died in the courthouse during the Sealing of 1612, in the Goblin Rebellion of 1612. He has haunted the gallery ever since.

Story

Sat in the gallery through Session 17 - The Court Sits and remembered 1612 for anyone who asked.