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An Unkindness of Ravens

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BEFORE WATCHING

The setup

The Black Raven moves against Dombey. In Ragusa, Imogen and Agreus learn that the New Dawn’s promise of equality comes with strict demands and severe punishment.

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The only names you need

10 people
RP

Rycroft ‘Philo’ Philostrate

A former inspector and half-Fae man trapped inside the Row. He is torn between public action and protecting the people close to him.

VS

Vignette Stonemoss

A Fae resistance fighter now committed to the Black Raven and to helping the Row survive.

TL

Tourmaline Larou

Vignette’s closest friend. She has inherited frightening visions and powers from the dead Haruspex.

DS

Darius Sykes

Philo’s loyal friend, whose Marrok condition turns him into a dangerous wolf-like creature.

IS

Imogen Spurnrose

A human woman travelling with Agreus after rejecting Burgue society and her controlling brother.

AA

Agreus Astrayon

A wealthy faun who fled The Burgue with Imogen and now faces suspicion from every political side.

DD

Sergeant Dombey

A deeply prejudiced police officer whose authority and loyalties are repeatedly tested.

CB

Constable Berwick

Philo’s former colleague, still willing to investigate evidence others ignore.

L

Leonora

The faun leader of the revolutionary New Dawn movement in Ragusa.

ES

Ezra Spurnrose

Imogen’s bitter brother, still determined to control her and punish Agreus.

WHILE WATCHING

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AFTER WATCHING

Key story points

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Content note: Violence, prejudice, political oppression, illness, strong language, forced labour, transformation horror and police violence.