This is the ruin that descends when you abandon your faith, Martin.
Gramma Kensey is a member of the Kensey family and a guest at Sofia's birthday party.
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Personality[]
Gramma Kensey is stern and serious. She appears to be incredibly upset with her son and daughter-in-law. She is sympathetic towards Hayward and the staff that Martin Kensey has hired for the evening, unlike the other party guests.[1]
Background[]
She is the widow of the previous head of a Neshite Coal operation in the Linger Straits, and a long term follower of the Glooming Guest.[1]
Episode Appearances[]
| Chapters | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Chapter 18: If My Hands Could Shape The Flow | Gramma Kensey warns Hayward of her son's plans for the evening and gives him advice on his escape from the Kensey House following Gren's hallowing. She has an intense dislike for the new god her son worships, the Petropater - referring to it as "the Pitter-Patter". In her final confrontation with her son she welcomes the Glooming Guest into the home, which causes the place to collapse and allows Hayward to escape. |
Connections[]
- Gramma Kensey's unnamed husband sacrificed himself to the Glooming Guest.[1]
- Martin Kensey is Gramma Kensey's son. She does not like him for deciding to worship the Petropater instead of the Glooming guest. She is harsh with him, and speaks truthfully.[1]
- Sofia Kensey is Gramma Kensey's daughter-in-law. She is ambivalent at best about Sofia's death.[1]