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William, Jacob and Dotty are trio of ravens who act as narrators, commentators and occasional comic relief.

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William, Jacob and Dotty are a trio of ravens who act as narrators, commentators and occasional comic relief.



* DeadpanSnarker: All three of them are pretty snarky, though Jacob is the most likely to insert some dry comment, and William is probably the one who gets most creative with sarcasms.

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* DeadpanSnarker: All three of them are pretty snarky, though Jacob is the most likely to insert some dry comment, and William is probably the one who gets the most creative with sarcasms.sarcasm.



* MorphicResonance: Jacob and William look very similar as ravens as they did as human.

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* MorphicResonance: Jacob and William look very similar as ravens as they did as human.humans.



* InteractiveNarrator: Played with. For the first eight episodes they follow the characters around to tell their story, but never interact with them... but it's made clear that they're really only recounting things that already have happened and actually can't change anything. Starting with the penultimate episode, they ''do'' start interacting with the characters and the story, but by now they've caught up to the present and don't know any more about what's going on than the characters do. While they try to keep up the narration, they stuggle to do so -- especially William, who isn't good at "working without a script."

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* InteractiveNarrator: Played with. For the first eight episodes episodes, they follow the characters around to tell their story, story but never interact with them... but only that it's made clear that they're really only recounting things that already have happened and actually can't change anything. Starting with the penultimate episode, they ''do'' start interacting with the characters and the story, but by now they've caught up to the present and don't know any more about what's going on than the characters do. While they try to keep up the narration, they stuggle struggle to do so -- especially William, who isn't good at "working without a script."



* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In the penultimate episode, despite ''repeatedly'' telling Jacob they're forbidden from actually helping or even interacting with Hansel and Gretel, William is the one who decides enough is enough and is the first to interfere in the story to save the kids from danger. Kind of doubles as a HeroicSacrifice, because he ''knows'' that breaking the rules means he'll be stuck as a raven forever.

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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In the penultimate episode, despite ''repeatedly'' telling Jacob they're forbidden from actually helping or even interacting with Hansel and Gretel, William is the one who decides enough is enough and is the first to interfere in the story to save the kids from danger. Kind It kind of doubles as a HeroicSacrifice, HeroicSacrifice because he ''knows'' that breaking the rules means he'll be stuck as a raven forever.



The secondary narrator, who is not only the most sympathetic to the plights of the characters, but also the one who worries about potentially traumatizing the audience.

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The secondary narrator, narrator who is not only the most sympathetic to the plights of the characters, characters but also the one who worries about potentially traumatizing the audience.



* OnlySaneMan: He definitely has the most common sense of the three ravens. When William gets carried away with the storytelling, freaks out because he doesn't know what's going to happen, or says the wrong thing because he's not used to "working without a script," Jacob is the one who tries to bring him back on track. When Dottie gets too caught up in NightmareFetishist tendencies or her attentionspan lapses, Jacob will try to set her straight... or if he can't, just snark about it.

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* OnlySaneMan: He definitely has the most common sense of the three ravens. When William gets carried away with the storytelling, freaks out because he doesn't know what's going to happen, or says the wrong thing because he's not used to "working without a script," Jacob is the one who tries to bring him back on track. When Dottie gets too caught up in NightmareFetishist tendencies or her attentionspan attention span lapses, Jacob will try to set her straight... or if he can't, just snark about it.



Hangs out with William and Jacob as they tell the story, offering her own distinct commentary on things.

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Hangs out with William and Jacob as they tell the story, offering her own distinct commentary on things. Unlike the other two, she's an actual talking raven as opposed to being a human cursed to be one.



* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: She's got a very limited attention span. She'll stop paying attention to what's going on or forget important details even after having been told them dozens of times. She keeps forgetting that Jacob and William weren't always ravens, even if this was one of the first things they told her when they met her, and have repeatedly told her since.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dotty's mind does not work like anyone else's mind. She's not very attentive, she often focuses on the wrong things and draws the wrong conclusions; and she's so scatterbrained that she keeps forgetting that William and Jacob aren't real ravens and reacts with the same astonishment every time they remind her.
* DumbassHasAPoint: Roughly OnceAnEpisode, Dotty (normally TheDitz) will bring up a valid point that the other two haven't considered. When the other two ravens are flabbergasted about still being Ravens, Dotty states that the story isn't over because the family is still broken apart and that Johannes warned them of a great evil they haven't encountered yet.
* ImAHumanitarian: Being a scavenger, she is thrilled to eat the corpses of dead people, and is even seen snacking on someone's eyeball.

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* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: She's got Dotty has a very limited attention span. She'll span and will stop paying attention to what's going on or forget important details even after having been told them dozens of times. She A RunningGag of hers is that she keeps forgetting that Jacob and William weren't always ravens, even if this was ravens despite being one of the very first things they told her when they met her, her and have repeatedly told reminded her since.
* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: Dotty's mind does not work like anyone else's mind. else's. She's not very attentive, she often focuses on the wrong things and things, draws the wrong conclusions; conclusions and she's is so scatterbrained that she keeps forgetting that William and Jacob aren't real ravens and reacts with the same astonishment every time they remind her.
* DumbassHasAPoint: Roughly OnceAnEpisode, Dotty (normally TheDitz) [[TheDitz Dotty]] will bring up a valid point that the other two haven't considered. When the other two ravens are flabbergasted about still being Ravens, Dotty states that the story isn't over because the family is still broken apart and that Johannes warned them of a great evil they haven't encountered yet.
* ImAHumanitarian: Being a scavenger, she is more than thrilled to eat the corpses of dead people, people and is even seen snacking on someone's eyeball.eyeball.
* InterspeciesRomance: Dotty, the NightmareFetishist raven that she is, gets a huge one-sided crush on [[spoiler:the dragon [[InLoveWithYourCarnage terrorizing and burning down the kingdom]]]].
* MaybeMundaneMaybeMagic: It appears Dotty is the only non-magically cursed talking raven in existence judging by William and Jacob's first reaction upon meeting her and vice-versa. However, this could also be Dotty being [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} more than just a special case]] given her [[AttentionDeficitOohShiny constant forgetfulness]] and that there are no other ravens besides the trio to compare with.
* MeaningfulName: Dotty's name can either mean "eccentric" or "mad", both of which describe her all too well. Another meaning is "to be infatuated with" which details Dotty's [[NightmareFetishist obsession with the macabre]].



* BrokenBird: She and Hansel have been through hell, to say the least, and she's no longer as innocent and carefree as she once was. Even the Handsome Young Man can tell she's no ordinary girl and has seen a lot of pain.

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* BrokenBird: She and Hansel have been through hell, hell to say the least, least and she's no longer as innocent and carefree as she once was. Even the Handsome Young Man can tell she's no ordinary girl and has seen a lot of pain.



* {{Catchphrase}}: "This is fine!" (Spoiler alert: It is almost always NOT fine.)

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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: "This is fine!" (Spoiler alert: It is almost always NOT fine.)



* BadassAdorable: As the series goes on her becomes more competent and heroic.

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* BadassAdorable: As the series goes on her on, he becomes more competent and heroic.



* DarkIsNotEvil: His robes gave him the appearance of a dark and evil sorcerer, but he is actually on the side of good.

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* DarkIsNotEvil: His robes gave give him the appearance of a dark and evil sorcerer, but he is actually on the side of good.



* GoodAllAlong: He first appeared sinister, with Gretel not trusting him, but he proves himself to be on their side.

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* GoodAllAlong: He first appeared appears sinister, with Gretel not trusting him, but he proves himself to be on their side.






* ImprobableInfantSurvival: All 7 of them survive the dragon attack.

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* ImprobableInfantSurvival: All 7 seven of them manage to survive the dragon attack.
attack unscathed.



* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's rather haughty and selfish, and refuses to take responsibility when he causes Hansel to be sold to the Devil, but ultimately proves he cares about Hansel and even [[spoiler: sacrifices his life for him.]]

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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He's rather haughty and selfish, selfish and refuses to take responsibility when he causes Hansel to be sold to the Devil, but ultimately proves he cares about Hansel and even [[spoiler: sacrifices his life for him.]]






* {{Catchphrase}}: "I'm a widow!", usually said to a man she finds attractive.

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* {{Catchphrase}}: CharacterCatchphrase: "I'm a widow!", usually said to a man she finds attractive.



* AbusiveOffspring: He treats his mother horribly, keeping her chained up in his castle and forced to work for him like a servant. She admits to have taught him everything he knows, but now that he's become so powerful, it's clear he has no qualms abusing her. It's also implied that he's the reason his mother is missing an eye.

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* AbusiveOffspring: He treats his mother horribly, keeping her chained up in his castle and forced to work for him like a servant. She admits to have having taught him everything he knows, but now that he's become so powerful, it's clear he has no qualms about abusing her. It's also implied that he's the reason his mother is missing an eye.



* BeautyIsBad: He's a very good-looking young man, who also happens to be a power-hungry warlock that steals young girls' souls and uses them to fuel his magic.

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* BeautyIsBad: He's a very good-looking young man, who also happens to be a power-hungry warlock that who steals young girls' souls and uses them to fuel his magic.



* LighterAndSofter: In the original fairy tale, he outright ''killed'' his victims, but in the series he subdues them and turns their souls into doves. Still imprisoning them, but not killing them, as the girls he captured later return to their families alive and well.

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* LighterAndSofter: In the original fairy tale, he outright ''killed'' his victims, victims but in the series series, he subdues them and turns their souls into doves. Still imprisoning imprisons them, but not killing kill them, as the girls he captured later return to their families alive and well.



* BigRedDevil: He has horns, a goatee, and a pitchforks, but is green rather than red.

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* BigRedDevil: He has horns, a goatee, and a pitchforks, pitchfork, but is green rather than red.

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* DeadpanSnarker: All three of them are pretty snarky, though William is probably the one who uses the most creative sarcasms.

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* DeadpanSnarker: All three of them are pretty snarky, though Jacob is the most likely to insert some dry comment, and William is probably the one who uses the gets most creative with sarcasms.



* DeadpanSnarker: TheHeart he may be, but Jacob is talso he most likely of the ravens to make some dry or sarcastic observation.

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* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In the penultimate episode, despite ''repeatedly'' telling Jacob they're forbidden from actually helping or even interacting with Hansel and Gretel, William is the one who decides enough is enough and is the first to interfere in the story to save the kids from danger. Kind of doubles as a HeroicSacrifice, because he ''knows'' that breaking the rules means he'll be stuck as a raven forever.



* NiceGuy: He's one of the most wholeheartedly ''good'' characters in the series. Of the three ravens, he's the one most eager to help out the protagonists, even though he knows this would have negative consequences for himself.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In the penultimate episode, despite repeatedly being told that he's forbidden from actually helping or even interacting with Hansel and Gretel, Jacob is the one who decides enough is enough and interferes in the story to save the kids from danger. Kind of doubles as a HeroicSacrifice, because he ''knows'' that breaking the rules means he'll be stuck as a raven forever.

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* DeadpanSnarker: TheHeart he may be, but Jacob is talso he most likely of the ravens to make some dry or sarcastic observation.
* TheHeart: He's the moral core of the raven trio and the one who keeps trying to talk William into doing the right thing. Luckily, William finally listens in the penultimate episode.
* NiceGuy: He's one of the most wholeheartedly ''good'' characters in the series. Of the three ravens, he's the one most eager to help out the protagonists, even though he knows this would have negative consequences for himself.
* ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight: In
himself. While William is the penultimate episode, despite repeatedly being told one who first pulls the ScrewTheRulesImDoingWhatsRight, it only happens after Jacob has several times insisted that they ''have'' to do something, and the moment William has decided to act Jacob is right there with him.
* OnlySaneMan: He definitely has the most common sense of the three ravens. When William gets carried away with the storytelling, freaks out because he doesn't know what's going to happen, or says the wrong thing because
he's forbidden from actually helping or even interacting with Hansel and Gretel, not used to "working without a script," Jacob is the one who decides enough is enough and interferes tries to bring him back on track. When Dottie gets too caught up in the story NightmareFetishist tendencies or her attentionspan lapses, Jacob will try to save the kids from danger. Kind of doubles as a HeroicSacrifice, because set her straight... or if he ''knows'' that breaking the rules means he'll be stuck as a raven forever.can't, just snark about it.


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* AttentionDeficitOohShiny: She's got a very limited attention span. She'll stop paying attention to what's going on or forget important details even after having been told them dozens of times. She keeps forgetting that Jacob and William weren't always ravens, even if this was one of the first things they told her when they met her, and have repeatedly told her since.
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* AmbiguouslyBrown: He has vaguely Asian features.
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* AscendedExtra: Combined with CompositeCharacter. The three ravens do appear in the original book by Adam Gidwitz, but only in a very minor role as magical future-telling ravens, and without individual names or personalities. What the show does is combine them with the book's LemonyNarrator and give them their own plotline involving ForcedTransformation, as well as making them distinct characters.
* BreakingTheFourthWall: As part of the entire InteractiveNarrator schtick. They're aware of the audience and are constantly addressing them.

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* BalefulPolymorph: Jacob and William were originally humans who were cursed by the Devil to take the form of talking ravens.



* ForcedTransformation: Jacob and William were originally humans who were cursed by the Devil to take the form of talking ravens.



* BalefulPolymorph: He is turned into a beast in episode 3.


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* ForcedTransformation: He is turned into a beast in episode 3.
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* FatAndSkinny: The king is fat and his wife, the Queen, is skinny.
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* SkunkStripe: Has a white streak in his mostly black hair.
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[[folder: All [[folder:All Three]]



[[folder: William]]
--> Voiced by: Scott Adsit

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[[folder: William]]
[[folder:William]]
--> Voiced by: Scott Adsit
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[[folder: Jacob]]
--> Voiced by: Ron Funches

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[[folder: Jacob]]
[[folder:Jacob]]
--> Voiced by: Ron Funches
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[[folder: Dotty]]

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[[folder: Dotty]][[folder:Dotty]]
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: He is over-the-top and flamboyant but he is still a powerful supernatural entity. Even when he was [[spoiler:trapped on a ferry boat, he still manages to kill Johannes]].


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* FlamingDevil: He has a very flamboyant and camp personality.
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* ForTheEvulz: There’s really no rhyme or reason to what he does, he’s just The Devil.


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* PerfectlyCromulentWord: Fond of saying odd versions of words seemingly because it’s an evil thing to do.

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* TheStoryteller: The most clear-cut example of the three ravens. William is a gifted storyteller with a flair for the dramatic, and he's also the one who handles most of the actual narration and the one who keeps the story on track when Dotty goes off on a tangent or Jacob gets reluctant about the topics.

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* LargeHam: For much of the series he appears as a ColdHam, speaking dramatically and with plenty of flourishing but generally keeping calm and collected. It turns out, though, that his calmness is mostly a result of being detached from the action and knowing everything that's going on. The human William, who is a thespian and wannabe actor, is a LargeHam from the get-go -- and in episode eight, when their story has caught up with the present and William no longer knows exactly what's going on or how it'll turn out, William the raven quickly reverts to the LargeHam tendencies he had as a human, being a ''lot'' louder, more emotional and more frantic. He blames it on not being good with improv.
* TheStoryteller: The most clear-cut example of the three ravens. William is a gifted storyteller with a flair for the dramatic, and he's also the one who handles most of the actual narration and the one who keeps the story on track when Dotty goes off on a tangent or Jacob gets reluctant about the topics.


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* NiceGuy: He's one of the most wholeheartedly ''good'' characters in the series. Of the three ravens, he's the one most eager to help out the protagonists, even though he knows this would have negative consequences for himself.
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* DumbassHasAPoint: When the other two ravens are flabbergasted about still being Ravens, Dotty states that the story isn't over because the family is still broken apart and that Johannes warned them of a great evil they haven't encountered yet.

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* DumbassHasAPoint: Roughly OnceAnEpisode, Dotty (normally TheDitz) will bring up a valid point that the other two haven't considered. When the other two ravens are flabbergasted about still being Ravens, Dotty states that the story isn't over because the family is still broken apart and that Johannes warned them of a great evil they haven't encountered yet.
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* {{Hyprocrite}}: Treats his rules with utmost importance, but has no problems breaking them himself. Hansel acknowledges how hypocritical this is, stating that if Lord Meister can break a rule, so can he.

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* {{Hyprocrite}}: {{Hypocrite}}: Treats his rules with utmost importance, but has no problems breaking them himself. Hansel acknowledges how hypocritical this is, stating that if Lord Meister can break a rule, so can he.

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* {{Cloudcuckoolander}}: She is ''quite'' an oddball who enjoys talking to dead fish and using said fish as party decorations.



* BeleaguredAssistant: He's one for Lord Meister, being a personal servant frequently told to perform ridiculous tasks.

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* BeleaguredAssistant: BeleagueredAssistant: He's one for Lord Meister, being a personal servant frequently told to perform ridiculous tasks.
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[[folder:Mr. and Mrs. Bauers]]

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[[folder:Mr. and Mrs. Bauers]]Bauer]]






[[folder:The Bauers Children]]

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* {{Foil}}: He acts as one to Widow Fischer. Both of them took one of the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that she won't be her mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees him as a father.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant and snobby, but he does care about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices his life for him]].
* NeverMyFault: When he finds out that he accidentally sold Hansel's soul to the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.

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* {{Foil}}: He acts as one to Widow Fischer. Both of them took one of the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was is much more loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that Additionally, while Fischer insisted she won't wouldn't try to be her Gretel's mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees will see him as a father.
* {{Hyprocrite}}: Treats his rules with utmost importance, but has no problems breaking them himself. Hansel acknowledges how hypocritical this is, stating that if Lord Meister can break a rule, so can he.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant He's rather haughty and snobby, selfish, and refuses to take responsibility when he causes Hansel to be sold to the Devil, but ultimately proves he does care cares about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices [[spoiler: sacrifices his life for him]].
him.]]
* NeverMyFault: When he finds out that realizes he accidentally sold Hansel to the Devil, he insists that it was really Hansel's soul to fault, as he shouldn't have been in the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.that night.



* {{Foil}}: To Lord Meister. At the same time that Lord Meister takes in Hansel, she takes in Gretel, but while Widow Fischer insists that she will not try to be Gretel's mother, Lord Meister wants Hansel to think of him as a father. In addition, Widow Fischer is a bit loony but acts responsibly when needed, while Lord Meister ''acts'' proudly and responsibly but is ultimately a poor authority figure.
* HappilyMarried: Shillingworth proposes to her in the last episode, and it definitely seems that they will be happy together.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: She's a quirky lady, but genuinely cares about Gretel and wisely advises her not to go to the deep dark woods to see the Warlock. Even she knows to get serious when the situation calls for it.




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* SecondLove: As her name implies, she is a widow who once loved someone, but by the series finale she has moved on and is getting married to Shillingworth.

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[[folder:Mrs. Baker]]
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* BeleaguredAssistant: He's one for Lord Meister, being a personal servant frequently told to perform ridiculous tasks.
* HappilyMarried: Proposes to Widow Fischer in the last episode, and it's implied that they will continue to be happy together.
* SecondLove: For Widow Fischer.

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[[folder:Mrs. Baker]]
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* AmbiguouslyGay: Somewhat qualifies, as he is rather effeminate, speaks in a higher voice, and is voiced by the openly gay Music/AdamLambert.


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* StrangeSyntaxSpeaker: He deliberately elongates words and says them wrong (such as saying "exhausterating" instead of "exhausting") because, in his own words, it is "more evil" to do so.

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* PerpetualFrowner: Mr. Bauer only ever wears a frown on his face, to the point that his wife has to paint on a smile.



[[folder:Lord Meister]]
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[[folder:Lord Meister]]
--> Voiced by: Adetokumboh M'Cormack
[[folder:The Bauers Children]]



* {{Foil}}: He acts as one to Widow Fischer. Both of them took one of the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that she won't be her mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees him as a father.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant and snobby, but he does care about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices his life for him]].
* NeverMyFault: When he finds out that he accidentally sold Hansel's soul to the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.

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* {{Foil}}: He acts AdaptationSpeciesChange: In the original fairy tale they were turned into ravens, not swallows. This was likely changed as one to Widow Fischer. Both the narrators were also former humans turned into ravens.
* ImprobableInfantSurvival: All 7
of them took one of survive the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that she won't be her mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees him as a father.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant and snobby, but he does care about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices his life for him]].
* NeverMyFault: When he finds out that he accidentally sold Hansel's soul to the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.
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[[folder:Widow Fischer]]
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[[folder:Widow Fischer]]
[[folder:Lord Meister]]
--> Voiced by: Creator/MissiPyleAdetokumboh M'Cormack



* {{Catchphrase}}: "I'm a widow!", usually said to a man she finds attractive.

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* {{Catchphrase}}: "I'm a widow!", usually said {{Foil}}: He acts as one to Widow Fischer. Both of them took one of the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a man ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that she won't be her mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees him as a father.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant and snobby, but he does care about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices his life for him]].
* NeverMyFault: When he
finds attractive.out that he accidentally sold Hansel's soul to the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.


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* {{Catchphrase}}: "I'm a widow!", usually said to a man she finds attractive.
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* MorphicResonance: Jacob and William look very similar as ravens as they did as human.



* DumbassHasAPoint: When the other two ravens are flabbergasted about still being Ravens, Dotty states that the story isn't over because the family is still broken apart and that Johannes warned them of a great evil they haven't encountered yet.
* ImAHumanitarian: Being a scavenger, she is thrilled to eat the corpses of dead people, and is even seen snacking on someone's eyeball.






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* {{Catchphrase}}: "I'm a widow!", usually said to a man she finds attractive.

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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Appears kind, helpful, and nothing but purely good at heart. [[spoiler: It's all an act so he can continue luring in girls for their souls and keep the townspeople unsuspecting.

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* BitchInSheepsClothing: Appears kind, helpful, and nothing but purely good at heart. [[spoiler: It's all an act so he can continue luring in girls for their souls and keep the townspeople unsuspecting.


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* VillainousFriendship: [[spoiler:Strikes one with Ms. Baker at the end of the series as they both like eating babies]].

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[[folder:The Bauers]]
--> Mr. Bauer voiced by: Tom Hollander
--> Mrs. Bauer voiced by: Cari Kabinoff

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* {{Foil}}: He acts as one to Widow Fischer. Both of them took one of the twins under their ward, but while Fischer was loony and chaotic, Lord Meister is a ControlFreak obsessed with rules. Widow Fisher also tells Gretel that she won't be her mother, while Lord Meister hopes Hansel sees him as a father.
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: He is incredibly arrogant and snobby, but he does care about Hansel and even [[spoiler:sacrifices his life for him]].
* NeverMyFault: When he finds out that he accidentally sold Hansel's soul to the devil, he blames it on Hansel for breaking the rules and coming into his library at night.




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[[folder:The Bauers]]
--> Mr. Bauer voiced by: Tom Hollander
--> Mrs. Bauer voiced by: Cari Kabinoff

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* HoneyTrap: Seduces girls (in a PG fashion) for the purpose of [trapping them and stealing their souls to power his golden twine.

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* HoneyTrap: Seduces girls (in a PG fashion) for the purpose of [trapping trapping them and stealing their souls to power his golden twine.
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* DreadfulMusician: Her singing is ‘’terrible’’, but the Devil somehow loves it and falls asleep to the sound of it.

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* DreadfulMusician: Her singing is ‘’terrible’’, awful wailing that Hansel finds difficult to hear, but the Devil somehow loves it and falls asleep to the sound of it.
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* DreadfulMusician: Her singing is “terrible”, but the Devil somehow loves it and falls asleep to the sound of it.

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* DreadfulMusician: Her singing is “terrible”, ‘’terrible’’, but the Devil somehow loves it and falls asleep to the sound of it.

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* MyGreatestFailure: He blames himself for [[spoiler: nearly killing Gretel as a beast, and though he misses her terribly, feels it's best that they never see each other again. She forgives him when they are finally reunited again, and he is able to move on from his guilt.

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* MyGreatestFailure: He blames himself for [[spoiler: nearly killing Gretel as a beast, and though he misses her terribly, feels it's best that they never see each other again. She forgives him when they are finally reunited again, and he is able to move on from his guilt.]]


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* DreadfulMusician: Her singing is “terrible”, but the Devil somehow loves it and falls asleep to the sound of it.

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* DarkIsNotEvil: His robes gave him the appearance of a dark and evil sorcerer, but he is actually on the side of good.



* DarkIsNotEvil: He wears all black clothing, but seems nothing but a kind and decent gentleman. Averted later on, as he has actually been EvilAllAlong and is really a case of DarkIsEvil.

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* DarkIsNotEvil: He wears all black clothing, but seems nothing but a kind and decent gentleman. Averted later on, as he has actually been EvilAllAlong and is really a case of DarkIsEvil.[[DarkIsEvil evil as he looks]].
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* GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak: She's a young princess who wears dresses, plays with (pinecone) dolls, and likes cute boys, but also doesn't shy away from getting her hands dirty and is just as eager for adventure as Hansel is.

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* GirlyGirlWithATomboyStreak: She's a young princess who wears dresses, plays with (pinecone) dolls, and likes cute boys, but also doesn't shy away from getting her hands dirty and is just as eager for adventure as Hansel is. She also had a BoyishShortHair by the end of episode 2.

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