Grace ParsleyHare and Simon StæppenWulf,

our two little tearaways, bless 'em! Fourteen and besotted with each other in a forbidden romance - well, 'forbidden' is a bit strong - maybe... 'frowned upon'. At least for now. When they grow up, it will be forbidden.

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Ignatius HaliFox,

the unimpeachably honest, yet hopelessly naïve, mayor of Otterstow. It falls upon his tiny shoulders (he's really short) to find the two runaways, shown above. As the mayor of a very small town (smaller than most hamlets), he is the de facto law enforcement officer and he must do his duty. Gifted at paperwork and red tape, he's a bit at sea when it comes to finding lost children.

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Jess FærFyxe,

(pronounced 'far fix') was the childhood friend (although some would say 'tormentor') of Ignatius. With a wicked, razor-sharp wit and a rather loose sense of propriety, she has a gift for getting others (and herself) into trouble. As such, she is not loved by all and sundry.

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Geoff ThistleBoar,

a (semi-)retired Master Builder. A widower, with all of his children gone from the nest, he's getting a bit restless. An artisan at his profession, his Opus Magnus is yet to come in the form of the derelict Rialto.

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Linda OakSquirrel,

is Otterstow's bon vivant, shameless flirt and town clerk. She is also a sculptress of natural, hard-paste, biscuit porcelain, although some would say her subject matter is of a rather mature genre.

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Thaddeus "Tad" WhinnsBrocc

is actually a decent sort of person. Except when he's loaded - then he can be a bit of a bully. He's from The Caldons, which is up north, if you're wondering why his speech is a bit difficult to decipher.

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Sandra StæppenWylf and Steven "Slide" HolenWulf

are Simon StæppenWulf's parents. Note that Sandra's last name uses the feminine form, being 'Wylf' - she is The Good Mother (note the definite article).
Slide earned his nickname for his skill on the slide guitar, although it's been a while since he's played in public.

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Gina ParsleyHare and Pete DunBerr

are the publicans and residents of the Black Kettle Public House (which Gina owns). Despite sharing the responsibilities of the pub, living together and having raised three children from infancy (Grace being one of them), they are definitely not married, nor do they have any romantic interest in each other.

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Rachael and Clare MarchHare

are identical twins - can't you tell? Strictly speaking, they are the nieces of Gina and cousins to Grace, as they were abandoned by their parents (one of whom was Gina's brother).
Rachael is of a physical nature, wishing to be a proper barman, like her "father", Pete.
Clare is quite bookish, but hardly detached from the pragmatic side of life.

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Liza and Johnny PrIgel

are mother and son, respectively.
Liza used to live in Otterstow, but now lives in Trinova (something akin to London) and works in the Met Library. She refuses to give any contact information to her eight children (including Johnny) as they only ring when they want money or free child-minding.
Johnny acts as a sort of dogsbody about Otterstow, doing a bit of work, now and again, when asked. He's hardly ambitious, but he's not exactly lazy, either. Oddly, his biggest money-spinner is minding children; and, yes, he charges his siblings the full rate.

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