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Character List
All but one of these characters appear in one canon or the other in some form. The rest of my OCs are too minor to warrant listing here.
The Godhead
Eru Ilúvatar – The One, Father of All (Yahweh)
Yésu Hrísto Eruion – Jesus Christ, Son of Eru
The Secret Fire – the Holy Spirit
The Valar (approximate Primary World equivalents given for reference)
Manwë Súlimo – Lord of the Air, rules Arda as Ilúvatar’s regent (= St. Michael)
Varda Elentári (Sindarin Elbereth) – Kindler of the Stars, wife of Manwë (= Our Lady the Queen of Heaven)
Ulmo – Lord of the Waters (= Poseidon)
Aulë – Lord of the Forge, creator of the Dwarves (= Thor, Hephaestus, etc.)
Yavanna Kementári – Giver of Fruits, Queen of the Earth, wife of Aulë (= Demeter)
Námo Mandos – Doomsman of the Valar (= Hades)
Vairë the Weaver – historian of the Valar, wife of Mandos (= Athena)
Irmo Lórien – Lord of Dreams (= Morpheus)
Estë the Gentle – Lady of Healing, wife of Lórien (= St. Brigid)
Nienna – sister of Mandos and Lórien, mourns for the damage Morgoth does to Arda (= Our Lady of Sorrows)
Oromë – Lord of the Hunt, Lord of Forests (= St. George)
Vána Ever-young – bringer of spring, sister of Yavanna, wife of Oromë (= Persephone)
Tulkas – the Wrestler (= Ares)
Nessa – dancer, sister of Oromë, wife of Tulkas (= Terpsichore, Artemis)
The Maiar
Eönwë – Herald of the Valar (= St. Gabriel)
Olórin – Maia of Manwë and Varda, Istar, enemy of Sauron; better known in Middle-earth as Gandalf
Melian – Maia of Vána and Estë, mother of Lúthien and wife of the Elven king Thingol
Ossë – Maia of Ulmo and his chief assistant
Tilion – Maia of Oromë, charged with piloting the Moon
Arien – Maia of Vána, fire spirit charged with piloting the Sun
Castiel – Maia of Manwë; his Valarin/Quenya name is unknown, for he walked unseen among the Children of Ilúvatar until the Seventh Age; invoked in later Ages as an angel of Thursday
Rincaro the Trickster – Maia of Lórien, elder brother of Castiel and all-but-twin brother of Eönwë
Tessa – Maia of Mandos, a Reaper
The Eldar
Maglor Fëanorion – Prince of the Noldor, exiled to Middle-earth because of his pride and rash deeds in the First Age; renowned as a bard
Thranduil Oropherion – Sindarin Elf, formerly king of Mirkwood/Eryn Lasgalen, father of Legolas; now leader of a band of faded (invisible) Elves in the American Midwest
Rúmil of Lothlórien – Silvan Elf, formerly a marchwarden in Lothlórien during the rule of Galadriel and Celeborn, now Thranduil’s second-in-command
Círdan the Shipwright – One of the first generation of Elves, former lord of the port of Lindon and greatest of the Sindarin mariners
Galadriel – One of the greatest and wisest of Elves, born in Valinor but returned to Middle-earth with the Noldor and remained there until the end of the Third Age
Celeborn – One of the greatest Sindarin lords, husband of Galadriel and former ruler of Lothlórien
Haldir – Former marchwarden of Lothlórien, brother of Rúmil
Lindir – Elf of Rivendell, likely a bard
Glorfindel – Golden-haired Elf who died killing a Balrog in the First Age and was rehoused and sent back to Middle-earth to aid Elrond
Erestor – Elrond’s seneschal at Rivendell
Finrod Felagund – Galadriel’s oldest brother, and possibly the best friend to Men of all the Noldor; was killed by a werewolf at Sauron’s command in the First Age and was rehoused in Valinor
Orodreth – Brother of both Galadriel and Finrod and friend of Túrin Turambar; was killed in the First Age in battle with Glaurung and was rehoused in Valinor
Maedhros – Maglor’s oldest brother; committed suicide at the end of the First Age and was rehoused in Valinor after many years in Mandos
Olwë – King of the Teleri
Míriel Serindë – Maglor’s grandmother, renowned for her embroidery
Fingolfin – Maglor’s uncle and former High King of the Noldor in Middle-earth; was killed in combat with Morgoth and was rehoused in Valinor
Fëanor – Maglor’s father, prince of the Noldor, greatest of Noldorin smiths, maker of the Silmarils, and leader of the Noldorin rebellion at the dawn of the First Age; was killed in combat with Morgoth not long after being exiled to Middle-earth and remained in Mandos for many years
The Peredhil (not all appear in this story)
Beren Erchamion – Mortal hero, first Man to marry an Elf
Lúthien Tinúviel – Daughter of Melian and Thingol, married Beren and renounced her immortality to save his life
Tuor – Mortal hero, second Man to marry an Elf, only Man ever granted the life of the Eldar
Idril Celebrindal – Noldorin princess who married Tuor
Eärendil – Son of Tuor and Idril, chose to be numbered with the Eldar; mariner who now sails the skies bearing a Silmaril as Gil-Estel, the Star of High Hope
Elwing – Granddaughter of Beren and Lúthien, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Elrond Peredhel – Son of Eärendil and Elwing, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Celebrían – Daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn, wife of Elrond
Elros Tar-Minyatur – Son of Eärendil and Elwing, chose to numbered with the Edain and became first king of Númenor at the beginning of the Second Age
Aragorn II Elessar – 62nd in direct descent from Elros, 39th in the line of Isildur, became king of Gondor and Arnor at the end of the Third Age
Arwen Undómiel – Daughter of Elrond, married Aragorn and chose to be numbered with the Edain at the end of the Third Age
Elladan and Elrohir – Twin sons of Elrond, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Princes of Dol Amroth – Descendants of a Númenórean Man of noble (Half-elven) lineage who married a Silvan Elf-maiden
The Edain
The Winchesters
John Winchester – Descended from the kings of Rohan and the Princes of Dol Amroth through the line of Sir Bedivere (though he never knew this fact); father of Sam and Dean, became a hunter to avenge Mary’s death
Mary Campbell Winchester – Descended from Aragorn and Arwen in a double line through the Dukes of Argyll and the House of Bruce; mother of Sam and Dean, killed by Azazel
Dean Winchester – Elder son of John and Mary Winchester, raised a hunter after Mary’s death; renowned for his fearlessness and wit
Sam Winchester – Younger son of John and Mary Winchester, placed under a spell by Azazel when he was six months old, raised a hunter after Mary’s death and returned to hunting after his girlfriend was murdered by a demon; renowned for his cunning and gift of foresight
Hunters
Bobby Singer – Elder hunter, foster father to Sam and Dean
Ellen Harvelle – Owner of the Roadhouse, hunter, friend to Sam and Dean
Bill Harvelle – Ellen’s husband, who died during a hunt; friend of John Winchester’s
Jo Harvelle – Daughter of Bill and Ellen Harvelle, eager to prove herself as a hunter
Ash Buchholz – Redneck physicist, kicked out of MIT for fighting, provides research support for the hunters; Ellen’s foster-son
Rufus Turner – Elder hunter, Bobby’s friend and former mentor
David Gideon – Hunter and pastor of Sacrament Lutheran Church in Blue Earth, MN; leader of a hunting militia
Rob – Leader among the Sacrament Lutheran Militia
Pamela Barnes – Psychic and hunter, friend of Bobby’s
Missouri Mosely – Psychic from Lawrence, Kansas; friend of John Winchester’s
Others
Lisa Braeden – Dean’s girlfriend
Ben Braeden – Dean and Lisa’s son
Victor Henricksen – FBI agent who once believed Sam and Dean to be serial killers but becomes an ally after they save his life
Sid – Dean’s boss during his year away from hunting
Brady Andover – Sam’s best friend at Stanford, possessed by a demon in late 2003 and used to kill Jess Moore
Jessica (Jess) Moore – Sam’s girlfriend, murdered in 2005
Karen Singer – Bobby’s wife, whom he killed in self-defense while she was demon-possessed
The Enemy
Melkor Morgoth – brother of Manwë, the original Dark Lord (= Lucifer)
Sauron Gorthaur – Maia of Aulë who became Morgoth’s lieutenant until the end of the First Age and set himself up as the Dark Lord after Morgoth’s eviction from Arda (= Beelzebub)
Saruman – Maia of Aulë who came to Middle-earth as the chief of the Istari but began to desire power in his own right
Alatar and Pallando – the Blue Wizards, Istari and Maiar of Oromë, who fell away from their mission against Sauron and became leaders of Eastern mystery cults
The Unhoused, the Houseless – demons, evil spirits that are incapable of taking physical form on their own and thus possess the unwary; most were once Elves
Lilith – Eldest of the Unhoused
Azazel – Fire demon, akin to the great dragons
Zachariah and Uriel – Maiar of Aulë who have fallen into Saruman’s error
Megora (Meg) – Demon who enjoys tormenting Sam and Dean (Sindarin: megor = sharp)
Crowley – Chief of the crossroads demons, Lilith’s second in command
Ruby – Demon who works for Lilith, attempts to seduce Sam toward Morgoth’s side by pretending to be a friend
Delebfaer – “Abominable Spirit,” the spirit of Antichrist; a fallen Maia
Gordon Walker – Hunter who specializes in killing vampires until he gets a bee in his bonnet about Sam being the Antichrist
Bela Talbot – Art thief who tries to steal artifacts from the Winchesters that she believes can get her out of a crossroads deal
Glossary | Notes | To the story
All but one of these characters appear in one canon or the other in some form. The rest of my OCs are too minor to warrant listing here.
The Godhead
Eru Ilúvatar – The One, Father of All (Yahweh)
Yésu Hrísto Eruion – Jesus Christ, Son of Eru
The Secret Fire – the Holy Spirit
The Valar (approximate Primary World equivalents given for reference)
Manwë Súlimo – Lord of the Air, rules Arda as Ilúvatar’s regent (= St. Michael)
Varda Elentári (Sindarin Elbereth) – Kindler of the Stars, wife of Manwë (= Our Lady the Queen of Heaven)
Ulmo – Lord of the Waters (= Poseidon)
Aulë – Lord of the Forge, creator of the Dwarves (= Thor, Hephaestus, etc.)
Yavanna Kementári – Giver of Fruits, Queen of the Earth, wife of Aulë (= Demeter)
Námo Mandos – Doomsman of the Valar (= Hades)
Vairë the Weaver – historian of the Valar, wife of Mandos (= Athena)
Irmo Lórien – Lord of Dreams (= Morpheus)
Estë the Gentle – Lady of Healing, wife of Lórien (= St. Brigid)
Nienna – sister of Mandos and Lórien, mourns for the damage Morgoth does to Arda (= Our Lady of Sorrows)
Oromë – Lord of the Hunt, Lord of Forests (= St. George)
Vána Ever-young – bringer of spring, sister of Yavanna, wife of Oromë (= Persephone)
Tulkas – the Wrestler (= Ares)
Nessa – dancer, sister of Oromë, wife of Tulkas (= Terpsichore, Artemis)
The Maiar
Eönwë – Herald of the Valar (= St. Gabriel)
Olórin – Maia of Manwë and Varda, Istar, enemy of Sauron; better known in Middle-earth as Gandalf
Melian – Maia of Vána and Estë, mother of Lúthien and wife of the Elven king Thingol
Ossë – Maia of Ulmo and his chief assistant
Tilion – Maia of Oromë, charged with piloting the Moon
Arien – Maia of Vána, fire spirit charged with piloting the Sun
Castiel – Maia of Manwë; his Valarin/Quenya name is unknown, for he walked unseen among the Children of Ilúvatar until the Seventh Age; invoked in later Ages as an angel of Thursday
Rincaro the Trickster – Maia of Lórien, elder brother of Castiel and all-but-twin brother of Eönwë
Tessa – Maia of Mandos, a Reaper
The Eldar
Maglor Fëanorion – Prince of the Noldor, exiled to Middle-earth because of his pride and rash deeds in the First Age; renowned as a bard
Thranduil Oropherion – Sindarin Elf, formerly king of Mirkwood/Eryn Lasgalen, father of Legolas; now leader of a band of faded (invisible) Elves in the American Midwest
Rúmil of Lothlórien – Silvan Elf, formerly a marchwarden in Lothlórien during the rule of Galadriel and Celeborn, now Thranduil’s second-in-command
Círdan the Shipwright – One of the first generation of Elves, former lord of the port of Lindon and greatest of the Sindarin mariners
Galadriel – One of the greatest and wisest of Elves, born in Valinor but returned to Middle-earth with the Noldor and remained there until the end of the Third Age
Celeborn – One of the greatest Sindarin lords, husband of Galadriel and former ruler of Lothlórien
Haldir – Former marchwarden of Lothlórien, brother of Rúmil
Lindir – Elf of Rivendell, likely a bard
Glorfindel – Golden-haired Elf who died killing a Balrog in the First Age and was rehoused and sent back to Middle-earth to aid Elrond
Erestor – Elrond’s seneschal at Rivendell
Finrod Felagund – Galadriel’s oldest brother, and possibly the best friend to Men of all the Noldor; was killed by a werewolf at Sauron’s command in the First Age and was rehoused in Valinor
Orodreth – Brother of both Galadriel and Finrod and friend of Túrin Turambar; was killed in the First Age in battle with Glaurung and was rehoused in Valinor
Maedhros – Maglor’s oldest brother; committed suicide at the end of the First Age and was rehoused in Valinor after many years in Mandos
Olwë – King of the Teleri
Míriel Serindë – Maglor’s grandmother, renowned for her embroidery
Fingolfin – Maglor’s uncle and former High King of the Noldor in Middle-earth; was killed in combat with Morgoth and was rehoused in Valinor
Fëanor – Maglor’s father, prince of the Noldor, greatest of Noldorin smiths, maker of the Silmarils, and leader of the Noldorin rebellion at the dawn of the First Age; was killed in combat with Morgoth not long after being exiled to Middle-earth and remained in Mandos for many years
The Peredhil (not all appear in this story)
Beren Erchamion – Mortal hero, first Man to marry an Elf
Lúthien Tinúviel – Daughter of Melian and Thingol, married Beren and renounced her immortality to save his life
Tuor – Mortal hero, second Man to marry an Elf, only Man ever granted the life of the Eldar
Idril Celebrindal – Noldorin princess who married Tuor
Eärendil – Son of Tuor and Idril, chose to be numbered with the Eldar; mariner who now sails the skies bearing a Silmaril as Gil-Estel, the Star of High Hope
Elwing – Granddaughter of Beren and Lúthien, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Elrond Peredhel – Son of Eärendil and Elwing, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Celebrían – Daughter of Galadriel and Celeborn, wife of Elrond
Elros Tar-Minyatur – Son of Eärendil and Elwing, chose to numbered with the Edain and became first king of Númenor at the beginning of the Second Age
Aragorn II Elessar – 62nd in direct descent from Elros, 39th in the line of Isildur, became king of Gondor and Arnor at the end of the Third Age
Arwen Undómiel – Daughter of Elrond, married Aragorn and chose to be numbered with the Edain at the end of the Third Age
Elladan and Elrohir – Twin sons of Elrond, chose to be numbered with the Eldar
Princes of Dol Amroth – Descendants of a Númenórean Man of noble (Half-elven) lineage who married a Silvan Elf-maiden
The Edain
The Winchesters
John Winchester – Descended from the kings of Rohan and the Princes of Dol Amroth through the line of Sir Bedivere (though he never knew this fact); father of Sam and Dean, became a hunter to avenge Mary’s death
Mary Campbell Winchester – Descended from Aragorn and Arwen in a double line through the Dukes of Argyll and the House of Bruce; mother of Sam and Dean, killed by Azazel
Dean Winchester – Elder son of John and Mary Winchester, raised a hunter after Mary’s death; renowned for his fearlessness and wit
Sam Winchester – Younger son of John and Mary Winchester, placed under a spell by Azazel when he was six months old, raised a hunter after Mary’s death and returned to hunting after his girlfriend was murdered by a demon; renowned for his cunning and gift of foresight
Hunters
Bobby Singer – Elder hunter, foster father to Sam and Dean
Ellen Harvelle – Owner of the Roadhouse, hunter, friend to Sam and Dean
Bill Harvelle – Ellen’s husband, who died during a hunt; friend of John Winchester’s
Jo Harvelle – Daughter of Bill and Ellen Harvelle, eager to prove herself as a hunter
Ash Buchholz – Redneck physicist, kicked out of MIT for fighting, provides research support for the hunters; Ellen’s foster-son
Rufus Turner – Elder hunter, Bobby’s friend and former mentor
David Gideon – Hunter and pastor of Sacrament Lutheran Church in Blue Earth, MN; leader of a hunting militia
Rob – Leader among the Sacrament Lutheran Militia
Pamela Barnes – Psychic and hunter, friend of Bobby’s
Missouri Mosely – Psychic from Lawrence, Kansas; friend of John Winchester’s
Others
Lisa Braeden – Dean’s girlfriend
Ben Braeden – Dean and Lisa’s son
Victor Henricksen – FBI agent who once believed Sam and Dean to be serial killers but becomes an ally after they save his life
Sid – Dean’s boss during his year away from hunting
Brady Andover – Sam’s best friend at Stanford, possessed by a demon in late 2003 and used to kill Jess Moore
Jessica (Jess) Moore – Sam’s girlfriend, murdered in 2005
Karen Singer – Bobby’s wife, whom he killed in self-defense while she was demon-possessed
The Enemy
Melkor Morgoth – brother of Manwë, the original Dark Lord (= Lucifer)
Sauron Gorthaur – Maia of Aulë who became Morgoth’s lieutenant until the end of the First Age and set himself up as the Dark Lord after Morgoth’s eviction from Arda (= Beelzebub)
Saruman – Maia of Aulë who came to Middle-earth as the chief of the Istari but began to desire power in his own right
Alatar and Pallando – the Blue Wizards, Istari and Maiar of Oromë, who fell away from their mission against Sauron and became leaders of Eastern mystery cults
The Unhoused, the Houseless – demons, evil spirits that are incapable of taking physical form on their own and thus possess the unwary; most were once Elves
Lilith – Eldest of the Unhoused
Azazel – Fire demon, akin to the great dragons
Zachariah and Uriel – Maiar of Aulë who have fallen into Saruman’s error
Megora (Meg) – Demon who enjoys tormenting Sam and Dean (Sindarin: megor = sharp)
Crowley – Chief of the crossroads demons, Lilith’s second in command
Ruby – Demon who works for Lilith, attempts to seduce Sam toward Morgoth’s side by pretending to be a friend
Delebfaer – “Abominable Spirit,” the spirit of Antichrist; a fallen Maia
Gordon Walker – Hunter who specializes in killing vampires until he gets a bee in his bonnet about Sam being the Antichrist
Bela Talbot – Art thief who tries to steal artifacts from the Winchesters that she believes can get her out of a crossroads deal
