Aloysius Pendergast - Friends and Relations

Friends and Relations

  • Lt. Vincent D'Agosta – NYPD (formerly Southampton PD). Possibly Pendergast's most trusted friend and associate.
  • Constance Greene – Pendergast's ward.
  • Proctor – Pendergast's butler and chauffeur.
  • Wren – a book restorer at the New York Public Library.
  • Mime – an invalid of unknown affiliation, Thalidomide baby; skilled in obtaining obscure information via the computer and Internet. Also featured in Mount Dragon as the friend of Charles Levine.
  • Dr. Nora Kelly – New York Museum of Natural History curator; also featured as protagonist in Thunderhead.
  • William "Bill" Smithback, Jr. – New York Times (formerly New York Post) journalist. (deceased as of Cemetery Dance).
  • Captain Laura Hayward – New York City Police Department, helps in many cases.
  • Dr. Margo Green – New York Museum of Natural History curator.
  • Dr. Viola Maskelene – an Egyptologist, love interest, later "just friends" forever and always as concluded in Two Graves.
  • The Monks of the Gsalrig Chongg Monastery.
  • Eli Glinn – president of Effective Engineering Solutions, Inc. Expert profiler and the only person who gets Pendergast to talk about his childhood and his brother. Also breaks Pendergast out of prison; also featured in The Ice Limit and Gideon's Sword.
  • Corrie Swanson – from Medicine Creek, Kansas, assisted Pendergast on a case in Still Life with Crows. Currently enrolled at Phillips Exeter Academy.
  • Maurice – Caretaker of the Pendergast family mansion, Penumbra, in Louisiana.
  • Kyoko Ishimura - Pendergast's maid in the Dakota.
  • Tristram – Pendergast's child with Helen.
  • Alban - Identical twin of Tristram, unknown if deceased or alive.

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