Brian Pollydore

Brian Pollydore is a character created by J.P. Leck as a part of his Endless Elsewhere multimedia meta-narrative. He is first referenced in the short film The Lantern before making his first appearance in the radio play "The Pollydores." He has appeared in two different installments of the Endless Elsewhere saga. In "The Pollydores," he is voiced by Thomas Quinn.

Character Biography
Brian Pollydore is a Circle City-based reporter for the online conspiracy periodical, The Vigilante. He is married to fellow reporter Kaitlin Pollydore and they have two dogs, Mags and Maddie. Along with real estate agent Margo Fletcher, the Pollydores encountered a creature called the Non-Man while house-hunting on the outskirts of Circle City. While there, the two also find the manuscript of The Strangely Undying, which they take into their possession.

"The Pollydores"
While house-hunting along the outskirts of Circle City, Brian and his wife Kaitlin encounter a creature called the Non-Man, whom they incapacitate with the assistance of their real estate agent Margo Fletcher. They also encounter the manuscript for The Strangely Undying along with a medieval helmet and sword. When they leave, Kaitlin takes the book and Brian takes the sword, which he had previously used to wound the Non-Man.

"The Demoniac"
In his capacity as a reporter for The Vigilante, Brian conducts an interview with Ryan Tolliver, who details the criminal activity surrounding the events that followed the happenings in "The Acolytes," including the escape and exorcism of Carolyn Pelfrey.

The Lantern
Brian's name is seen on an article about Dr. Frederick Hardesty that appeared in The Vigilante while Ryan Tolliver is researching the Lantern.

"The Invoked"
Both Brian and Kaitlin Pollydore are mentioned as possibilities to succeed Violet as the bookbearer for the manuscript of The Merely Mortal. In the end, Violet passes the book along to the Collector, who promises to mail it to the Pollydores as per her wishes.

"The Non-Man"
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