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He and Hector have been competing by proxy for decades—if not centuries—to establish which one of them can train the best magician. When Mr. Cornell, Paul. Cambias, James L. Cashore, Kristin. Christo, Alexandra. Cole, Allan. Cornish, D. Cameron, Miles. Casil, Amy Sterling. Christopher, Adam. Cole, Myke. Cornwall, Emma. Camp, Bryan. Cassidy, Nat. Christopher, John.

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Dempsey, Michael. Dietz, William C. Drachman, Steven S. Day, S. The man in the grey suit finds this much more impressive, but notes her temper. He then listens on as Hector states that her temper is just a product of her youth and claiming that when Celia's older she would be incomparable.

The man in the grey suit then then tells Hector that he could take in any child from the street and teach them to be as comparable. Hector finds these comments to be a willingness to play the challenge, which the man in the grey suit agrees. The two also agree that the venue for this new challenge should be more complex than last.

He then brings into account of the possibilities for Hector if Celia were to lose, he would lose his only daughter. Hector, however, is willing to take all the risks he needs in order to win. The man in the grey suit gives Celia his silver ring and puts in on her finger, commencing the binding process in which the ring shrinks into her skin forming a scar. The man in the grey suit then tells Hector that would need time to find a young student of his own, which his former student readily agrees to, stating that he can have all the time he needs.

He is captivated by Poppet and the circus, and he visits the circus as often as he can while he grows up. After many years, he encounters Poppet again, and he delights in spending time with her and Widget. At the end of the novel, he takes on the role of caretaker of the circus after Celia and Marco end their competition.

Ana Padva is a retired Romanian prima ballerina. She designs clothes for the artists of the Night Circus. Ethan W. Barris is an engineer and architect. He often collaborates with Celia and Marco to create something impressive for the circus. They help Chandresh establish the circus. As time passes and the circus's curiosities become undeniable, Tara tries to investigate it, but she dies due to an unfortunate "accident" that readers learn is the work of A.

Tsukiko is a contortionist. Her body is covered with tattoos and she is as flexible as a snake. Later on, Celia learns that Tsukiko is a winner of the previous game.

She was prepared by A. Just like Celia and Marco, Tsukiko and her opponent fell in love.