Glenn Tropile

Citizen Boyne

Citizen Boyne and Glenn Tropile are frequent antagonists, likely clashing over ideology or power within their society.

Haendl

Glenn Tropile and Haendl have a manipulative or obsessive dynamic, with Haendl possibly being a pawn or obsession for Tropile.

Citizen Germyn

Citizen Germyn and Glenn Tropile are locked in a bitter ideological or personal conflict, each trying to undermine the other.

Wolf

Glenn Tropile and Wolf are direct adversaries, often clashing violently or strategically in pursuit of opposing goals.

the Pyramids

Glenn Tropile has an obsessive or symbolic fixation on the Pyramids, possibly as a source of power or mystery.

Haendl

Glenn Tropile and Haendl have a manipulative or obsessive dynamic, with Haendl possibly being a pawn or obsession for Tropile.

Citizen Boyne

Citizen Boyne and Glenn Tropile are frequent antagonists, likely clashing over ideology or power within their society.

Haendl

Glenn Tropile and Haendl have a manipulative or obsessive dynamic, with Haendl possibly being a pawn or obsession for Tropile.

Wolf

Glenn Tropile and Wolf are direct adversaries, often clashing violently or strategically in pursuit of opposing goals.

Citizen Germyn

Citizen Germyn and Glenn Tropile are locked in a bitter ideological or personal conflict, each trying to undermine the other.

Citizen Germyn

Citizen Germyn and Glenn Tropile are locked in a bitter ideological or personal conflict, each trying to undermine the other.

the Pyramids

Glenn Tropile has an obsessive or symbolic fixation on the Pyramids, possibly as a source of power or mystery.

The Day of the Boomer Dukes

Leader of the Boomer Dukes, struggles with the gang's violent ethos.

Survival Kit

Observes Mooney's actions, reflecting on the moral compromises of prison life.

VI

Narrator who infiltrates the power plant, frees Arthur, and returns to the Queen.

Wolfbane

The protagonist, a processed human living under the Pyramids' rule, struggling with his identity and purpose.

I

A non-Citizen who manipulates Gala, establishing a dominance cycle and exulting in his advantage over her.

II

A Wolf struggling to fit into Citizen society, he exploits Boyne's amok to steal food but is caught and denounced.

III

Imprisoned and awaiting execution, Tropile rages against his fate, denies being a 'Son of the Wolf,' and plots to use his wife Gala to escape.

IV

Protagonist facing execution; uses manipulation and psychological warfare to escape.

VI

Tropile is recruited by the Wolves, shown guns, and told about the Pyramids. He flees with his wife but is captured by a helicopter. He ultimately agrees to join the expedition to Mount Everest.

VII

Tropile adapts to Wolf society, working in nursery school and fields, but struggles with the ban on meditation. He ultimately achieves a deep meditative state and undergoes Translation, disappearing.

VIII

Harvested by the Pyramids during Meditation, turned into a Component in a nutrient tank, programmed to process 3,7,12-trihydroxycholanic acid into Protoporphin IX.

X

Awakens as the central consciousness of an eight-branched entity, learning to navigate shared memories and control.

XI

Referenced as the first to be Translated, his disappearance haunts both Haendl and Germyn.

XII

Now a Wolf within the Pyramid network, Tropile communicates telepathically, directs the rebellion, and awakens other Components.

XIII

Now merged with the Pyramid network, he attacks their communications, takes over their circuits, and drafts humans into his army.

XIV

Leads the defense against the Pyramids, coordinates with Alla Narova, and experiences profound loss at her sacrifice.

XV

Awakens from surgery, struggles with loss of transcendent awareness, and contemplates returning to the Pyramids' state.