September
"I shall be first among equals," he roars. "Nae gods, nae bishops. This is a church 'o th' free!"
September is a passionate anarchist and anti-monarchist[1] who leads a faction of Scottish revolutionaries.[2] To further his goals, he has sought the aid of the Great Hellbound Railway to appoint him as Castellan of Balmoral.[3] September also aims to decipher the cryptic messages of Mr Pages.[4]
September is one of the less trusted and influential members of the Calendar Council;[5] he has a close relationship with August,[6][7] and holds Sinning Jenny in high regard.[8] He supports January's advocacy for the Liberation of Night[9] but admits privately to being "a little afeared o' th' dark."[10]
In the alternate timeline of the Upstairs, September was killed by the forces of the Empress. The surviving revolutionaries rallied in the name of Lost September, forcing the Empress out of London and besieging her last stronghold in Balmoral.[11]
References
- ↑ Speak to September, Fallen London
- ↑ The Kirk of the Septemberists, Fallen London
- ↑ Return to September, Fallen London
- ↑ Accept a gift from Balmoral's Castellan, Fallen London "Later, September tells you that he is about his great work: the distilling of utopian principles from the dystopian utterings of the censorious Master."
- ↑ Return to September, Fallen London
- ↑ Persuade September, Fallen London ""Because he's." He stops and stares at the Contrarian, who smiles invitingly. "He's um. One of my very very good friends.""
- ↑ Persuade the Jovial Contrarian, Fallen London "The Jovial Contrarian looks even more jovial than usual at this prospect. What would one call that look? Sparkling? Gleaming? Aglow? Perhaps his heart warms at the thought of someone almost as argumentative as himself."
- ↑ Persuade September, Fallen London ""Ye cannae do that," September says, "It's oor Jenny!" He crosses his arms, indignant."
- ↑ Invite January to the Board, Fallen London
- ↑ Have a quiet word with September, Fallen London
- ↑ Accompany September, Fallen London
