The following is a list of characters appearing in Nathaniel J. Nelson's serial Seventh Circle, which began in summer 2024 and is currently near the end of its second season.
Major characters[]
Vinny Howell[]
Main article: Vinny Howell
Sasha Belanger[]
Main article: Sasha Belanger
Greg Lopez[]
Main article: Greg Lopez
Jessi Gibson[]
(Main article: Jessi Gibson)
Taul Bennett[]
Main article: Taul Bennett
Supporting characters[]
Jack Harrison[]
(Main article: Jack Harrison)
Emma Hayward[]
(Main article: Emma Hayward)
Cassie Christian[]
(Main article: Cassie Barnes)
Chico[]
(Main article: Chico)
Margaret Bloom[]
(Main article: Margaret Bloom)
Jake Dean[]
(Main article: Jake Dean)
Family and friends[]
Vinny[]
- Thomas Howell – Vinny's father, Thomas is laidback and has a ponytail.
- Annette Howell – Vinny's mother.
Sasha[]
- Abigail Belanger – Adopted mother of Sasha Belanger, wife of John Belanger. Abigail is a nosey and overprotective mother from Wisconsin. She is Jewish.
- John Belanger – Adopted father of Sasha Belanger, husband of Abigail Belanger. John is more reserved than his wife, and cares deeply for both she and their daughter. He is Jewish.
- Unnamed uncle – Sasha's uncle and John's brother; a lawyer.[1]
Greg[]
- Martin Lopez[2] – Greg's brother, younger by three years, nineteen in season one. Martin came to live with Greg in the summer of 2017.
- Maria Lopez[3] – Greg's mother calls him in Possession: Part II after being contacted by Abigail Belanger. Maria first appeared in season two's Roswell Rockers: Part II.
- Eduardo Lopez[4] – The father of Greg, Martin, Bob, and Celly, husband of Maria.
- Celly Lopez[5] – The younger sister of Greg, Martin, and Bob, Ariaceli "Celly" Lopez first appeared in Roswell Rockers: Part II, at the age of thirteen.
- Bob Lopez[6] – The younger brother of Greg and Martin, and older brother of Celly, Roberto "Bob" Lopez first appeared in Roswell Rockers: Part II, at the age of sixteen.
- Unnamed grandmother – Greg's maternal grandmother who he refers to as abuela. Apparently lent Greg a decent amount of money in his early adulthood.
- Eduardo[7] – Greg's grandfather, though it is unknown from which side of his family.
Taul[]
- Abraham Bennett – Taul's father, dead for ten years by 2017.[8] Possibly connected to the local legends surrounding the Bennett House.[9] Abraham once tried to kidnap a young Jake Dean following his wife's suicide.[10]
- Bernadette Bennett – Taul's mother, a member of the Jadhūrah Order along with Black Mary. Bernadette died by suicide at some point during Taul's youth, and was reincarnated as Jake Dean.
- Danny Thomason – Taul's love interest in Ticonderoga.
Chico[]
- Lauri Cummings – Chico's ex-wife (as of Weeping Willow: Part IV and the mother of Willow, currently living in their formerly shared apartment while Chico lives in Dorchester. Lauri is petite, with red hair in a pixie cut. According to Chico, she has no knowledge of politics. She drives a "beat-up sedan."
- Willow – The daughter of Chico and Lauri Cummings, three or four in 2017, with "chubby cheeks and red curls." Willow's surname is presumably either Cummings or Jackson.
Jake Dean[]
- Noah Dean – Jake's father. Noah is apparently well-off financially, but Jake thinks he acts like a richer man than he is. Noah first appeared in Weeping Willow: Part IV.
- Jake's unnamed mother, first appearing in Weeping Willow: Part IV
Minor characters[]
Boston area[]
Coworkers[]
- The Inferno Club
- Earl Greene – The manager of the Inferno Club, a "big guy with a gray beard"
- Cecile – Another bartender at the Inferno Club
- Joey – A bartender at the Inferno Club, first mentioned in Lady of the Lake: Part II, after Vinny has been fired and Sasha has started working there
- Jack's Auto
- Donnie – The manager of Jack's Auto
- Leo – Another mechanic at Jack's Auto
- Other
Boston conspiracy theorist group[]
(members of the unnamed group that formerly included Vinny Howell, Sasha Belanger, Jack Harrison, and Emma Hayward)
- Jordan
- Tony (called "Tobey" by Vinny)
Boston University[]
- Ali and Brittni – Two students, acquaintances of Sasha Belanger's, who apparently enjoy her company, though Sasha hates them due to their apparently surface-deep personalities.[11]
- Julie Ishikawa – Sasha's former freshman year roommate in the BU dorms,[12] later a paralegal at law firm Marston & Schmidt.[13]
- Ax – A gyaru-styled student who encouraged Sasha and Julie Ishikawa to have fun at the party in The God Machine: Part IV; Ax's name was later revealed, as was her extended friendship with Sasha, in The Grey Gables: Part I
- April Lamber – A former classmate and group member of Sasha's.[14]
- Adam Hoffman – A Jewish childhood friend of Sasha's, whom Abigail Belanger has apparently tried to coax Sasha into a relationship with.[15] Adam matriculated at BU in the fall of 2017, after which his romantic relationship with Sasha became ambiguous.[16] Adam broke up with Sasha in summer 2018, at the wedding of Cassie Barnes, after discovering she had cheated on him with Greg.[17]
Boston Police Department[]
- Dave Christian – Boyfriend, later fiancé and husband, of Cassie Barnes, Dave is an officer with the Boston Police Department District A-1/A-15. First mentioned in Ignition: Part II, Dave first appeared in Possession: Part I. In Post-Mortem: Part II it was revealed that Dave and Cassie have gotten engaged; they were married in So Long as You Both Shall Die: Part I.
- Hardy Lee – A Boston District A-1/A-15 detective. A former coworker of Isaac Parry and friend of Dave Christian's, Hardy was first introduced in Erogrendel and later considered as a wedding guest by Cassie Barnes[18] Lee first appeared, unnamed, in Lady of the Lake: Part II, and became a supporting character in Limelight, during which it was revealed that Lee attended Cassie's wedding and witnessed the poltergeist, and that he was first on the scene at the dismantling of the Novus Ordo and the arrest of David Ghan.[19]
- Brannon Cox – First appearing in Erogrendel, Brannon Cox is the former junior partner of Isaac Parry in District A-1/A-15. In both Erogrendel and Limelight, Cox appears antagonistic and patronizing to the first and second incarnations of Seventh Circle, respectively.[20]
- Herard, Nader, Lockard – Uniformed police officers for Boston Police District A-1/A-15, all three were first mentioned in Erogrendel and later appeared in Limelight: Part III
Other[]
- Hannah – A one-time Tinder date of Vinny's. (Possession: Part I)
- Father and mother of Lindsay Hopper
- Mr. Lowell – The apparently affluent African-American husband of Lindsay Hopper.
- Eddie the Anchor – A homeless man in the North End known for playing a sitar. Vinny encounters him in Post-Mortem: Part I, already being familiar with him. Eddie first appeared, albeit "offscreen," in Erogrendel.
- The Sausage Man – A vendor in Downtown Boston who sells sausages from a cart. First mentioned in Summer: Part I.
- Reverend Miles – The pastor at Margaret Bloom's church, and a good friend of hers. Miles was surprised in Weeping Willow: Part III when Margaret announced she would no longer be attending his church.
- Ryan – A teenage boy and apparent computer whiz who agreed to hack Taul's computer for Jack in exchange for beer. (The God Machine: Part II)
- Dr. Hannes – An employee of the Boston Institute for Higher Science, Dr. Hannes allowed the press to hear that the Novus Ordo had begun moving again, and later gave Seventh Circle a tour of Henry Cardinal's basement workshop. (The God Machine: Part II)
- Iago Ghan – Henry Cardinal's assistant on the Novus Ordo project
- David Ghan – The son of Iago Ghan and Mary, who believed his soul was trapped in the Novus Ordo (The God Machine: Part IV)
- Unnamed orderly at Iago Ghan's care facility (The God Machine: Part III)
- Angela Wallace – An employee of the realtor that plans on turning Danvers State Hospital into an apartment complex. Responsible for hiring Ghost Hunters USA to investigate the many hauntings of Danvers State. (The Grey Gables: Part I)
- Kelly – The manager of the Harvard Square Dunkin' Donuts, Jack Harrison made a fake Facebook account for Kelly with which to trick Seventh Circle into believing her Dunkin' Donuts was haunted, leading to embarrassment when they approached her (So Long as You Both Shall Die: Part I)
- Mimi Stevens – The prima donna host of Billie Jean Summers beginning in 2009 with the death of Charlotte Wonder. Mimi was killed in March, 2018, when Billie Jean Summers left her for Aditi Badami.[21] Mimi's death led Detective Hardy Lee to discover Billie Jean Summers's pattern, and he contacted Seventh Circle to help investigate.[22]
- Aditi Badami – The prima donna hosting the parasitic Billie Jean Summers following Mimi Stevens
- Darnell – A journalist who interviews Margaret Bloom about Seventh Circle and Ghost Hunters USA.[23]
- unnamed security guard working at the C–– Theater, protecting Aditi Badami; this security guard didn't trust Seventh Circle, and watched as Aditi was killed by Billie Jean Summers; Jessi stole the guard's gun to shoot at the parasitic entity.[24]
- Clarkson and "Hunter" – Two regular customers at the Arlington where Jessi and Zoey work. Jessi and Zoey have given them both made-up names, Clarkson's being "Dylan."
- James – A reporter who interviewed Margaret Bloom about Seventh Circle and Ghost Hunters USA[25]
- In the past
- Henry Cardinal – The scientist behind the Novus Ordo; died of suicide in 1958
- Melanie "Melody" Jericho – A prima donna at the C–– Theater, Melanie was the second host of the parasitic Billie Jean Summers following Cole Davis. Melody was killed in 1966 when Billie Jean Summers left her for Darcy Morgan.
- Mary – Henry Cardinal's Mater Domini for the Novus Ordo project; brief lover of Iago Ghan and mother of his son, David Ghan
- Darcy Morgan – The understudy of Melody Jericho at the C–– Theater. In 1966, the parasitic Billie Jean Summers left Melody, killing her, and entered Darcy.[26] In 1988, Darcy died when Billie Jean Summers left her for Charlotte Wonder.[27]
- Dr. Noss – The childhood psychiatrist of Lindsay Hopper during her tenure in the hospital.
Ticonderoga[]
- Unnamed trucker – A for-hire trucker transporting a rich man's belongings from the deep south to Port Henry; smokes with Sasha and offers her sage advice in Ignition: Part III.
- Bonnie – A teenager who is in love with her boyfriend, Jake Dean, though he doesn't return these strong feelings. Bonnie appears in Ignition: Part III, and has not been mentioned since.
- Cody – A friend of Jake Dean's who joined him in trespassing in the Bennett House to smoke marijuana[28]
Burlington[]
- Maggie May – The proprietor of The Yellow Door.
- Mike McMann – The proprietor of Mike's Convenience Store; unbeknownst to Sasha, the father of Olivia Cambridge's late fiancé, and thus connected to the original Seventh Circle.
- Avril Robbins – The sole employee of The Yellow Door, and the granddaughter of Martha Robbins, the poltergeist who haunts the restaurant.
- Ellie Robbins – Mother of Avril Robbins and daughter of Martha Robbins.
- Unnamed students planning a protest
Saugatuck[]
- Susan Wells – The mother of Jake and Mike Wells.
- Mike Wells – An allegedly possessed ten year old; user of paraGhost under the handle mikeyTMNT.
Los Angeles[]
- Mac – The group leader of Jessi Gibson's paranormal survivors' group. First appeared in Quantum Flight 888.
Oklahoma[]
- Aimee – A redhead waitress at a local restaurant who shows a distinct interest in Greg despite Sasha's presence.
- Manny Ford – An elderly man cured of his brain tumor by Reverend Macon.
- Reverend Jacob Macon – A Protestant minister who can apparently heal the sick through the power of God.
- John Woodward – A formerly paraplegic man apparently healed by Jacob Macon.
- Unnamed son of Jacob Macon
- Unnamed Walmart employee who tells Greg and Sasha about Reverend Macon.
- Unnamed receptionist at Stillwater Medical Center
- Arthur – A Stillwater resident "firmly in the second half of his life"[29] whose dead arm is healed by Jacob Macon. Prior to the revival event, Arthur allowed Seventh Circle to prick and cut his arm, proving that he had no feeling.
- Ben – An adult employee at Holy Church of Christ, referred to as an "altar boy" by the members of Seventh Circle aside from Greg, who grew up Catholic. It is suggested that Ben was the Holy Church of Christ employee who spoke to Margaret Bloom in Summer: Part II.
Wisconsin[]
- Ruth – The manager and/or owner of Jay's Ice Cream. Mentioned in Post-Mortem: Part I.
- Charlie – An old classmate of Sasha's, with whom she attends Sam Lewis's party in Post-Mortem: Part II.
- Jess Davis – An old classmate of Sasha's, with whom she attends Sam Lewis's party in Post-Mortem: Part II.
- An unnamed old classmate of Sasha's, with whom she attends Sam Lewis's party in Post-Mortem: Part II.
- An unnamed woman running an estate sale for her deceased grandmother in Summer: Part I. She sells Sasha her apparently-cursed puzzle box.
Vermont[]
- Summer: a heavily goth, African-American woman Jack Harrison met at a Montpelier gas station in Weeping Willow: Part III. Summer took Jack out for lunch, and Jack expressed severe attraction to her, but they parted ways as Jack continued his mission to Ticonderoga for Ghost Hunters USA.
Savannah[]
- Eli Danforth – A contact of Taul's through paraGhost, Danforth invited Seventh Circle to Savannah, Georgia in Weeping Willow[30]
- An unnamed employee of CVS Pharmacy who berated Eli Danforth for taking up space in her store without buying anything.[31]
New Mexico/Colorado[]
- Uncle Ricky – The former nighttime security guard at Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House and uncle of Jeremy; Ricky worked at Rock-On Rooster's after being released from prison. He disappeared without a trace, presumably killed by the haunted animatronics, and the police eventually dropped the case. Ricky appeared, albeit unnamed, in the beginning of Roswell Rockers: Part I.
- Unnamed bartender at the Stanley Hotel who Jessi and Sasha compare to the ghostly bartender in The Shining[32]
- Unnamed Uber driver who gave Vinny a special rate to visit all the Breaking Bad shooting locations[33]
- Unnamed teenage female employee of Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House[34]
- Hank Argon – The manager of Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House[35] A founding member of Rock-On Rooster's along with his brother Billy Argon and Eddie Barbara, Hank was manipulated into helping Eddie from beyond the grave.
- Jeremy – The nephew of "Uncle Ricky," the nighttime security guard at Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House who went missing several years prior to Seventh Circle's investigation[36]
- Billy Argon – The brother of Hank, manager of Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House[37]
- Unnamed reporter for the Aztec Bulletin who interviewed Seventh Circle on their recent involvement with Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House[38]
Other[]
- Kurt Bachman – Founder of the original Seventh Circle and manager until the fire in 2015. Seen being held captive by the Sunglasses Man shortly after the fire.
- The Sunglasses Man – Presumably an operative of the shadow government, seen interrogating Kurt Bachman in a flashback in Ignition: Part I. Likely the same person as Xavier Collin Potts.
- The White-Haired Man – An operative of the Sunglasses Man, the White-Haired Man was responsible for watching Jessi Gibson, and, by extent, Vinny Howell and Seventh Circle. He is likely the same shadow government operative – also referred to as "the white-haired man" – who confronted Jessi in the closing pages of Quantum Flight 888.
- The blond woman – A empathic associate of the Sunglasses Man in the shadow government, familiar with Kurt Bachman and Seventh Circle, the blond woman is almost certainly Olivia Cambridge following her decision to work for Xavier Collin Potts in the closing pages of Erogrendel.[39]
Supernatural entities[]
- Bearded man – A translucent man with long hair and a beard spotted by Vinny Howell in the Bennett House, during the events of Ignition. Despite the paranormal activity in the house being a ruse by Taul Bennett, this intangible apparition was very much real. The bearded man may have been what scared Danny Thomason away from Taul's house in Pandora: Part V. Jack Harrison saw the bearded man after breaking into Taul's house in Weeping Willow. In Lady of the Lake, it was revealed that the bearded man was the spirit of Taul's father, Abraham Bennett, who killed himself when Taul was young.
- Erdos – A demonic entity that possessed Mike Wells in 2017. Summoned by drawing the Erdos rune on one's arm and speaking the words of a specific ritual.[40]
- El Fantasma – A serial killer in the Southwest who murders, apparently at random, with a splitting maul. El Fantasma is known for wearing a Day of the Dead mask. Users of paraGhost debate whether he is supernatural, or a simple murderer.
- Mackenzie Weaver – A teenage girl who killed several classmates with a cutlass before being shot by the police, Mackenzie is a major topic among paranormal enthusiast circles, as she was said to come back as a vengeful revenant.
- Martha Robbins – The founder of The Yellow Door in Burlington, Vermont, and grandmother of Avril Robbins, Martha returned as poltergeist after her death, haunting the restaurant every time the staff made her signature baked beans dish. Martha would clatter dishes and silverware, but not hurt anyone. Her identity was determined by Seventh Circle, and Avril learned to somewhat communicate with her deceased grandmother. Referred to in the Howell Manifest as the "Burlington Poltergeist."
- The Silent Man – A bearded serial killer appearing in the opening scene of Summer: Part I, the Silent Man is apparently able to supernaturally muffle all sounds emanating from his body.[41] The Silent Man later appears in Glenboro, Manitoba, at an "unknown date," preparing to kill another family in their sleep; he is talked down by the Blue Woman, much to his chagrin.[42]
- The Scarred Man – A presumably-supernatural man with deep scars and pocks all over his body, the Scarred Man confronts the Silent Man in Summer: Part I, informing him that the Jadūrah Order are on his tail.
- An unidentified ghostly woman appeared to Seventh Circle beneath Danvers State Hospital and led them to the Grey Gables; this spirit may have belonged to Mary Abel, or been a composite spirit of all the nurses killed by Gregory Abel
- Eddie Barbara – The founder of Rock-On Rooster's Chicken House, Barbara committed suicide and split his organs and soul between the four Roswell Rocker animatronics, as well as inserting his own brain into his own skeleton (contained within a portrait animatronic), which allowed him to remotely control the others. Barbara led the animatronics and Hank Argon to kill innocent victims, whose bodies Barbara would use to construct a new body for himself, the flesh attaching over an animatronic's innerworkings. Barbara was killed again by Hank Argon in the summer of 2018, having decided against allowing him to kill Seventh Circle. Barbara's skeleton choked Argon to death, but not before Argon killed Barbara by stabbing his brain with a dagger, later revealed to be made from Barbara's own bones. It is implied that Barbara's missing heart was inserted into the dormant animatronic Cradle the Cat, and that Cradle would later become autonomous.
- Billie Jean Summers – A former human prima donna at Boston's C–– Theater, Billie Jean Summers apparently gave up her humanity to become an insect-like parasite that would live in the trachea of her successors, convincing them that she was giving them preternatural singing abilities. After leaving the body of Aditi Badami, and killing her in the process, the whereabouts of Billie Jean Summers are unknown.[43]
Mentioned[]
- Often
- Mark Tenant
- Isaac Parry – Though Vinny doesn't remember his name – or the fact that he was the first one to tell him about Seventh Circle – he recalls the Erogrendel tritagonist as a former regular at The Inferno Club.
- The Yellow Door
- Jeannie DuPont – The owner of The Yellow Door in Burlington, Vermont, after Martha Robbins and before Maggie May.
- Jess Lambert – A friend of Avril Robbins's.
- Marissa – A former employee at The Yellow Door.
- Mikey Swanson – A former operative of The Seventh Circle Institute for Paranormal Research and partner of Mark Tenant's. Mikey helped Tenant investigate The Yellow Door in 2009.
- Possession
- Billy Clubb – An alcoholic student who was continually haunted by a ghost on his way home from school. In 1977, this haunting was investigated by Kurt Bachman, paving the way for him to found Seventh Circle later that year. On Seventh Circle's defunct website, Billy Clubb is considered the organization's first case. Billy is represented in Taul Bennett's notes on Seventh Circle.[44]
- Kyle Wells – Older brother of Mike Wells, responsible for posting about Mike's possession on paraGhost under Mike's username.
- Unnamed father of Mike and Kyle Wells, ex-husband of Susan Wells who apparently left her for a younger woman.
- Father Callahan – An Irish-Catholic priest in Saugatuck, Michigan, apparently a former classmate of Susan Wells and a social outcast in high school. Father Callahan claimed he couldn't help Mike Wells in his allegedly possessed state.
- Jessi
- Delilah Arain – A survivor of Quantum Flight 888 and one-time ally of Jessi Gibson.
- Brian Gibson – The wealthy and emotionally-distant father of Jessi Gibson.
- Robert Noran – A survivor of Flight 888 and its eponymous novel, first appearing briefly in Erogrendel.
- Deborah Gibson – Paternal aunt of Jessi Gibson; Jessi lives with Deborah in Los Angeles following Flight 888.
- Veronica Doble – A fictional, redheaded actress, first mentioned by Johnny Martin in Quantum Flight 888 as one of his former clients, along with Emily Trapp; later mentioned in Jessi: Part III by Vinny Howell, who believes he noticed her at a Hollywood restaurant.
- Rebecca Burnette, Kirsten Beck, and Donna Thomas – Lead director, assistant director, and owner, respectively, of the allegedly haunted Los Angeles youth theater visited by Vinny Howell and Jessi Gibson.
- Pandora
- Black Mary – An unseen former associate of Bernadette Bennet and fellow member of the Jadhūrah Order, mentioned in Taul Bennett's extensive files. Taul apparently has unpleasant memories of Mary, and she may have some connection to Jake Dean. She was later thought of by Taul at the height of his depression.[45]
- Doctor Ghost
- Unnamed son of Reverend Jacob Macon
- Judith Elizabeth Macon – The daughter of Reverend Jacob Macon, in the hospital with a deadly illness as of Doctor Ghost: Part III.
- Post-Mortem
- Michael – Vinny's South Boston landlord.
- Sam Lewis – An old classmate of Sasha Belanger's, known in high school for wearing a "stupid yellow hat."[46] Sam hosted a party for his old classmates in Post-Mortem: Part II, attended by Sasha, Adam Hoffman, and others.
- The Blue Woman – An unknown woman mentioned by Vinny, as the narrator, in the flashforward sequence in Post-Mortem: Part II; apparently known for coming and going on a whim.[47] The Blue Woman later appears at an "unknown time" to confront the Silent Man in Glenboro, Manitoba, convincing him not to kill his current target family.[48]
- Raleigh – Someone apparently on Seventh Circle's payroll by 2020, as seen in Post-Mortem: Part I's flashforward scene.
- Black-haired woman – A woman with black hair, wearing a black surgical mask, who has apparently appeared to Vinny several times by 2020, according to Post-Mortem: Part I's flashforward scene.
- Summer
- Andy – The deceased husband of Margaret Bloom
- The unnamed son of Margaret Bloom
- Weeping Willow
- Mrs. Cogswell – The elementary school teacher of Sasha Belanger and Adam Hoffman
- Evey – A friend with benefits of Jack Harrison, Evey lived in Montpelier, Vermont, and apparently spent every day lounging around, except when Jack would visit, and she would get dolled up for their sexual liasions.[49]
- Ava and Jasmine – two friends of Cassie Barnes, who apparently hate each other[50]
- The Grey Gables
- Emilio Clarke, Eddie Majors, David Berger, and Rose Williams – Mentioned in Eyes of a Killer: The Mackenzie Weaver Story, which is seen in theaters by Sasha
- Mary Abel
- Gregory Abel
- Sarah, Helga, Isobel, Norma – fellow nurses of Mary Abel's living in the Grey Gables who were murdered and stitched together by Gregory Abel. The only information given about any of them is that Helga was German.
- So Long as You Both Shall Die
- Unnamed mother of Cassie Barnes; unnamed extended relatives of Cassie and Dave Christian
- Limelight
- Cole Davis – The first host of the parasitic Billie Jean Summers, Davis was handed the prima donna role by Summers prior to her evolution beyond her humanity. At some point, Billie Jean Summers entered Davis's body; Davis died when Billie Jean Summers left her for Melody Jericho in 1954.[51]
- Heather Langley – The host of Billie Jean Summers following Darcy Morgan and preceding Charlotte Wonder. Heather Langley assumed the prima donna position, and Billie Jean Summers, in 1982, and died when Billie Jean Summers left her for Charlotte Wonder in 1999.[52]
- Charlotte Wonder – The host of Billie Jean Summers following Heather Langley and preceding Mimi Stevens. Charlotte Wonder assumed the prima donna position, and Billie Jean Summers, in 1999, and died when Billie Jean Summers left her for Mimi Stevens in 2009. "Charlotte Wonder" was a stage name.[53]
References[]
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part I
- ↑ Martin's name and existence were revealed in Post-Mortem: Part II.
- ↑ Maria's given name was revealed in Jessi: Part I.
- ↑ Eduardo's given name was revealed in Roswell Rockers: Part II, his first appearance
- ↑ Celly's name was revealed in Roswell Rockers: Part II.
- ↑ Bob's name was revealed in Roswell Rockers: Part II.
- ↑ Eduardo's name was revealed in Doctor Ghost: Part IV after having been mentioned in Doctor Ghost: Part III'.
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 12, Possession: Part IV
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 3, Ignition: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 6, Weeping Willow: Part IV
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 15, Jessi: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 16, Jessi: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part I
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 16, Jessi: Part III
- ↑ Summer: Part I
- ↑ The Grey Gables: Part I
- ↑ So Long as You Both Shall Die: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 4, Weeping Willow: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 21, Limelight: Part I
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 24, Limelight: Part III
- ↑ Limelight: Part III
- ↑ Limelight: Part I
- ↑ Limelight: Part I
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 24, Limelight: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part II
- ↑ Limelight: Part I
- ↑ Limelight: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 25, Senior Year: Part I
- ↑ Doctor Ghost: Part V
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 4, Weeping Willow: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 5, Weeping Willow: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 17, Roswell Rockers: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 17, Roswell Rockers: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 17, Roswell Rockers: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 17, Roswell Rockers: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 18, Roswell Rockers: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 18, Roswell Rockers: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 20, Lady in the Lake: Part I
- ↑ Erogrendel, Nathaniel J. Nelson, ch28
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 13, Possession: Part V
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 1, Summer: Part I
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part II
- ↑ Limelight: Part III
- ↑ Seventh Circle season one, episode nine, Possession: Part I
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 4, Weeping Willow: Part II
- ↑ Post-Mortem: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 1, episode 30, Post-Mortem: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 4, Weeping Willow: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 4, Weeping Willow: Part II
- ↑ Limelight: Part II
- ↑ Limelight: Part II
- ↑ Limelight: Part II
- ↑ Seventh Circle season 2, episode 26, Senior Year: Part II