No, Hayward. No, quite honestly, you aren’t all that good in your actions or in your thoughts, although I understand how important it is to you that you believe it.
It’s more like...there’s a good man somewhere out in front of you, Hayward.
But he’s a long way out, and running fast, and he’s getting smaller all the time.
Hayward's wife is referred to by Hayward multiple times.
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Background[]
Hayward created her as a form of camouflage whilst working for the Greater Glottage Police Force. He initially attributes it to theatrics, before confessing that sometimes things take on a life of their own.[1]
Episode Appearances[]
| Chapters | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Chapter 5: My Song Is Long And Twisted | Hayward speaks to Carpenter about his wife. He says that his marriage is failing in an offhand comment. |
| Chapter 14: And In Ruined Flesh Ascend | Hayward speaks compelling about his wife and their relationship. He says its a difficult thing for someone to truly understand you. |
| Chapter 27: So I'll Bear It Trembling Onwards | Paige asks if Hayward is wearing a wedding band. He asks her if she thought he was married. She said he thought he was maybe divorced. He tells her it was a family heirloom and belonged to his mother. He wore it as camouflage back in the Greater Glottage Police Force. He says sometimes things take on a life of their own. He throws the band into the water. |