The Morrow Days
The seven Trustees of the Architect, named after the seven days of the week, are superior Denizens who disobeyed the Will and chose to keep the Keys and their demesnes instead of giving them to the Rightful Heir, and causing their own demise. They broke the Will into seven pieces, then separated and concealed each of the pieces. However they could not entirely resist the Will's destructive influence, so in time each of the Trustee's nature changed and each became afflicted with one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Drowned Wednesday is the only Trustee who, after breaking it, changed her mind and wished to follow the Will, but was stopped by all Trustees, with the exception of Monday. Minus the power given to them by the Architect's Keys, they are ordinary, but extremely strong and resilient Denizens, though they can be killed (the exception being Saturday, who as well as being a key holder, is also a skilled sorcerer).
| Morrow Day | Domain | Sin | Key | Command centre |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mister Monday | The Lower House | Sloth | A sword with resemblance to the hands of a clock, it can be split into two separate keys, the Lesser (minute hand) and the Greater (hour hand). | Monday's Dayroom |
| Grim Tuesday | The Far Reaches | Greed | A pair of shining gauntlets, transformed into gloves by Dame Primus when she is wearing them | Tuesday's Pyramid |
| Drowned Wednesday | The Border Sea | Gluttony | A fork-like trident (changes size depending on danger or user's mood) | Wednesday's Lookout, now Port Wednesday (Originally Wednesday's Lighthouse before Wednesday's transformation into a Leviathan) |
| Sir Thursday | The Great Maze | Wrath | A military baton (when danger is present, it manifests as a broadsword for Sir Thursday, and a rapier for Arthur) | Thursday's Citadel |
| Lady Friday | The Middle House | Lust | A silver mirror | Friday's Scriptorium |
| Superior Saturday | The Upper House | Envy | A Peacock quill pen | Saturday's Tower |
| Lord Sunday | The Incomparable Gardens | Pride | A very small golden key | Sunday's Elysium |
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Famous quotes containing the words morrow and/or days:
“Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof.”
—Bible: New Testament Jesus, in Matthew, 6:34.
From the Sermon on the Mount.
“When Wilson got upon his legs in those days he seems to have gone into a sort of trance, with all the peculiar illusions and delusions that belong to a pedagogue gone mashugga. He heard words giving three cheers; he saw them race across a blackboard like Mexicans pursued by the Polizei; he felt them rush up and kiss him.”
—H.L. (Henry Lewis)