Edward Lehman

" Lost something essential? Like a hollow shell without the filling, or you lose a bit of soul and something else takes its place and plugs into the stuff the soul would."

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Edward Lehman is a practitioner and wife of Henrietta Belton.

Relationship[edit]

Him and Henrietta Belton meet by chance and fall in love, he proposes to her so that she may escape being married to her abusive step-brothers.<ref>Edward makes his offer. Escape. His betrothal. His cabin instead of her adopted father’s.- Excerpt from Summer Break 13.2</ref>

He helps Henrietta create the potion that turns her into Arietta, her more promiscuous alter ego.

He had difficulty with his strict mother and shrewish mother.<ref>Edward to speak of his strict father and shrewish mother- Excerpt from Summer Break 13.2</ref>

Abilities

He can summon a spirit that helps him find things.<ref>Edward had been searching for soapstone, guided by a spirit companion he had summoned- Excerpt from Summer Break 13.2</ref>

Chronology[edit]

He was deeply saddened when his wife was made forsworn, going so far as to provide Arietta the tools she needed to get revenge in order to see her one last time.<ref>Lucy stood and watched as the rest of the scene unfolded. Edward found Henrietta kneeling in light snow when he emerged, looking up at him with sad eyes, defeated. He knelt before her, being careful as he set books and herbs down, and took her hands. He poured his heart to her, saying his farewell, talking of brighter times, and elicited a smile from her.- Excerpt from Summer Break 13.2</ref>

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