It’s Moss.
It’s happening. Just like we talked about.
Moss works in the control room of a power plant in the Peninsula.
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Personality[]
Moss is defiant and strong-willed. For this reason he is described as disloyal[1] and seen as the most easily replaceable of the group. Despite this he does seem to be likeable and loyal to those around him, trying to help everyone as much as he can. This includes trying to help Paige when his vehicle gets stuck outside the Grace.[2]
Background[]
Moss seems to have an allegiance to the Children of the Woundtree, mentioning them as the cause for Fenton. Before the rebellion begins at the power plant, he calls someone to tell them that it has begun before adding that he's not coming home and he loves them. It appears as though this has been a possibility for a while by the way he talks.[3]
Episode Appearances[]
| Chapters | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| Chapter 37: And Even The Kings In Their Bowers Of Steel | Moss mentions the Woundtree to his colleagues as tensions seem to be increasing. He helps to organise the rebellion against the higher-ups in the power plant. |
| Chapter 41: But As My Last Breath Splits My Throat | Moss radios for help from the Grace. He and his companions have become stuck in their vehicle in the Polluted Lands whilst searching for them. They are rescued by Paige. |
| Chapter 45: Of Love, And Gods' Defeat (Part One) | Moss publicly calls Paige's proposal madness. |
Connections[]
- Silverwood is his co-worker and they seem to share similar views on they're situation.[3]
- There is also a currently Unknown Person that Moss seemed to be very close with, who he phoned to say goodbye to before the rebellion at the power plant began.[1]