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	== Affiliations ==		== Affiliations ==
	- [[Pal]] - resident		* [[Pal]] - resident
	- [[the Palleseen]] - sage-invigilator		* [[the Palleseen]] - sage-invigilator

	== History ==		== History ==
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	== Relationships ==		== Relationships ==
	- '''[[Ariet]]''' - Angilly's mother, a Fellow-Inquirer of Correct Speech, who died in the Jarokir garrison fire. Ostrephy holds Ariet up as the standard Angilly must meet: "Your mother died for perfection. I will not have you disgrace that." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 2. Angilly never questions the doctrine her mother served, but the relationship is defined by Ostrephy's appropriation of Ariet's death as a whip.		* '''[[Ariet]]''' - Angilly's mother, a Fellow-Inquirer of Correct Speech, who died in the Jarokir garrison fire. Ostrephy holds Ariet up as the standard Angilly must meet: "Your mother died for perfection. I will not have you disgrace that." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 2. Angilly never questions the doctrine her mother served, but the relationship is defined by Ostrephy's appropriation of Ariet's death as a whip.

	- '''[[Angilly's father]]''' - A statlos, "only a mute and yielding [[Accessories\|Accessory]] to maternal authority" his whole life, who in the fire's final seconds "lays down a parental line" and physically forces Angilly through a window, breaking her shoulder and both forearms to save her. He turns immediately to save the next child and does not survive. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 1. Ostrephy erases him from the family narrative.		* '''[[Angilly's father]]''' - A statlos, "only a mute and yielding [[Accessories\|Accessory]] to maternal authority" his whole life, who in the fire's final seconds "lays down a parental line" and physically forces Angilly through a window, breaking her shoulder and both forearms to save her. He turns immediately to save the next child and does not survive. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 1. Ostrephy erases him from the family narrative.

	- '''[[Ostrephy\|Aunt Ostrephy]]''' - A Fellow-Invigilator in Outreach who vouches for Angilly's admission to Thorntree House, then ambushes her at fifteen, strikes her, threatens her with the Fleigh Isles mines, and holds a flame to her face to exploit her fire phobia. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 2. Ostrephy's nepotism gives Angilly her first posting; her contempt haunts Angilly's professional self-image throughout. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 4, ch 5.		* '''[[Ostrephy\|Aunt Ostrephy]]''' - A Fellow-Invigilator in Outreach who vouches for Angilly's admission to Thorntree House, then ambushes her at fifteen, strikes her, threatens her with the Fleigh Isles mines, and holds a flame to her face to exploit her fire phobia. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 2. Ostrephy's nepotism gives Angilly her first posting; her contempt haunts Angilly's professional self-image throughout. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 4, ch 5.

	- '''Lasaret''' - Angilly's direct superior in Farasland, whom she formally accuses of treason in an eighty-page petition at nineteen. He burns her evidence, exonerates himself, recruits her to his team, and closes with: "To a long and productive career, Angilly. And for Reason's sake take your hand away from your knife. Nobody's getting stabbed today." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 3. The episode teaches her that "she has, she understands, managed to do absolutely the right thing in absolutely the wrong way." She never again files a formal accusation against a superior.		* '''Lasaret''' - Angilly's direct superior in Farasland, whom she formally accuses of treason in an eighty-page petition at nineteen. He burns her evidence, exonerates himself, recruits her to his team, and closes with: "To a long and productive career, Angilly. And for Reason's sake take your hand away from your knife. Nobody's getting stabbed today." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 3. The episode teaches her that "she has, she understands, managed to do absolutely the right thing in absolutely the wrong way." She never again files a formal accusation against a superior.

	- '''[[Benallers]]''' - A demonist and Allorwen-blooded conjurer assigned as Angilly's partner in Jarokir. They develop an intimate bond over local rum and eleven-page binding contracts. When he vanishes after the Bracinta fox hunt-erased from every record, from every person's memory-she never learns what happened. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 4, ch 5. His absence "left a hole in her." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 6. She admits she has given up on him being alive only three years later, hearing a funeral song at Kaleithi's divorce. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7.		* '''[[Benallers]]''' - A demonist and Allorwen-blooded conjurer assigned as Angilly's partner in Jarokir. They develop an intimate bond over local rum and eleven-page binding contracts. When he vanishes after the Bracinta fox hunt-erased from every record, from every person's memory-she never learns what happened. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 4, ch 5. His absence "left a hole in her." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 6. She admits she has given up on him being alive only three years later, hearing a funeral song at Kaleithi's divorce. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7.

	- '''[[Tarcomir]]''' - The Loruthi emissary in Alkhalend, introduced as Angilly's "opposite number" and "at your service... a scurrilous piece of mendacity." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7. They become friends over shared drinks as the two foreigners in the city. The Palleseen-Lor war turns them into enemies; she "ruined his career" by winning. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 2. She kills him in a duel she frames as "a last kindness," giving him the chance to kill her first. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 2. His death defines her guilt for the rest of her life; she calls him "her enemy, her friend." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 10.		* '''[[Tarcomir]]''' - The Loruthi emissary in Alkhalend, introduced as Angilly's "opposite number" and "at your service... a scurrilous piece of mendacity." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7. They become friends over shared drinks as the two foreigners in the city. The Palleseen-Lor war turns them into enemies; she "ruined his career" by winning. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 2. She kills him in a duel she frames as "a last kindness," giving him the chance to kill her first. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 2. His death defines her guilt for the rest of her life; she calls him "her enemy, her friend." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 10.

	- '''[[Dekamran]]''' - The second son of the Alkhand Oparan, whom Angilly meets at a skiamachy circle and cultivates as a political contingency. He asks her to "tell me of it who is rude and has no manners and will not just say the words one is supposed to say." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 8. Over seven years she elevates him to heir, frees him from the House of Hard Angles, gives him an army, and becomes his lover. He is the only person she has ever told the truth to, and the one who ultimately kills her. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 47. He sees her, on the throne, as "the Palleseen Resident," a machine. "He needed the Pals. He wanted Gil." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 31.		* '''[[Dekamran]]''' - The second son of the Alkhand Oparan, whom Angilly meets at a skiamachy circle and cultivates as a political contingency. He asks her to "tell me of it who is rude and has no manners and will not just say the words one is supposed to say." - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 8. Over seven years she elevates him to heir, frees him from the House of Hard Angles, gives him an army, and becomes his lover. He is the only person she has ever told the truth to, and the one who ultimately kills her. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 47. He sees her, on the throne, as "the Palleseen Resident," a machine. "He needed the Pals. He wanted Gil." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 31.

	- '''[[His Tranquillity Oparan\|Oparan]]''' - The blind Alkhand of Usmai, with whom Angilly shares an intimate, grief-stricken partnership in ''Days of Shattered Faith''. His whispered "Gil. Live." before her duel is the register of a relationship the text does not fully explicate. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 1.		* '''[[His Tranquillity Oparan\|Oparan]]''' - The blind Alkhand of Usmai, with whom Angilly shares an intimate, grief-stricken partnership in ''Days of Shattered Faith''. His whispered "Gil. Live." before her duel is the register of a relationship the text does not fully explicate. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 1.

	- '''[[Loret]]''' - A Cohort-Invigilator who arrives as Angilly's aide and is conscripted as her second in the Tarcomir duel: "I'm Sage-Invigilator Angilly. Consider this your first formal duty. I need a second and you're it." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 1. Angilly considers her unfit, writes her a recall letter, and is eventually revealed to have been deceived: "I'm not Loret... They killed Loret." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 30. The imposter frees Angilly from the House of Hard Angles and says I'm sorry. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 45, ch 47.		* '''[[Loret]]''' - A Cohort-Invigilator who arrives as Angilly's aide and is conscripted as her second in the Tarcomir duel: "I'm Sage-Invigilator Angilly. Consider this your first formal duty. I need a second and you're it." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 1. Angilly considers her unfit, writes her a recall letter, and is eventually revealed to have been deceived: "I'm not Loret... They killed Loret." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 30. The imposter frees Angilly from the House of Hard Angles and says I'm sorry. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 45, ch 47.

	- '''[[Flockersly\|Professor-Invigilator Flockersly]]''' - Head of Outreach, Angilly's superior and handler. He promotes her to Sage-Invigilator and sends her to Usmai. She is constrained by the "certain language expected, of a Resident's report to the Archipelago." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 28.		* '''[[Flockersly\|Professor-Invigilator Flockersly]]''' - Head of Outreach, Angilly's superior and handler. He promotes her to Sage-Invigilator and sends her to Usmai. She is constrained by the "certain language expected, of a Resident's report to the Archipelago." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 28.

	- '''[[Palinet]]''' - Fellow Sage-Invigilator and Resident in Peor, a "partly a boast, partly a roadmap" colleague. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7. Angilly threatens to write to her to have a deserter "shot on sight." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 7.		* '''[[Palinet]]''' - Fellow Sage-Invigilator and Resident in Peor, a "partly a boast, partly a roadmap" colleague. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 7. Angilly threatens to write to her to have a deserter "shot on sight." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 7.

	- '''[[Flint Postry]]''' - A military commander in Peor whom Angilly outranks but finds trustworthy company despite his villainy: "The thing about flint, though, is it's crude. Effective in a pinch, but steel is better." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 21. He turns against her when Berkely arrives. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 41.		* '''[[Flint Postry]]''' - A military commander in Peor whom Angilly outranks but finds trustworthy company despite his villainy: "The thing about flint, though, is it's crude. Effective in a pinch, but steel is better." - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 21. He turns against her when Berkely arrives. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 41.

	- '''[[Berkely\|Sage-Broker Berkely]]''' - The Valuations officer who overrules, humiliates, imprisons, and effectively ends Angilly's career. She warns him directly about destroying the country; he calls her "the bitch" and orders her thrown in prison. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 41.		* '''[[Berkely\|Sage-Broker Berkely]]''' - The Valuations officer who overrules, humiliates, imprisons, and effectively ends Angilly's career. She warns him directly about destroying the country; he calls her "the bitch" and orders her thrown in prison. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 41.

	- '''[[Storry]]''' - Angilly's aide in Alkhalend for the first years of her posting, who reads her silent signals and manages her administration. He falls sick during the war with Lor, leaving her unsupported. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 8, ch 10.		* '''[[Storry]]''' - Angilly's aide in Alkhalend for the first years of her posting, who reads her silent signals and manages her administration. He falls sick during the war with Lor, leaving her unsupported. - Lives of Bitter Rain, ch 8, ch 10.

	- '''[[Drathel]]''' - A Decanter held in the House of Hard Angles whom Angilly extracts. Their relationship is mutually hostile and professional; Drathel eventually builds the dossier that destroys Angilly. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 6, ch 29, ch 37.		* '''[[Drathel]]''' - A Decanter held in the House of Hard Angles whom Angilly extracts. Their relationship is mutually hostile and professional; Drathel eventually builds the dossier that destroys Angilly. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 6, ch 29, ch 37.

	- '''[[Dalry]]''' and '''[[Annet]]''' - Former colleagues fleeing the Palleseen Sway's Archipelago camps, whom Angilly helps escape through the Waygrove rather than report as dissidents. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 28, ch 41.		* '''[[Dalry]]''' and '''[[Annet]]''' - Former colleagues fleeing the Palleseen Sway's Archipelago camps, whom Angilly helps escape through the Waygrove rather than report as dissidents. - Days of Shattered Faith, ch 28, ch 41.

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