Gabriel Edgarton
Gabriel Anthony Edgarton (a.k.a. Gabe)
Gabriel Edgarton is the firstborn son of Richard Edgarton and Alysoun Edgarton, Lord and Lady Edgarton. He grew up at Veritas in Kent before attending Schola and being sorted into Salmon House. A disabling injury in March of 1918 kept him from fighting in the Great War, and changed how he looked at himself forever.
His birth is mentioned in Pastiche, and he appears as a child a few times in that book. He officially becomes his father's Heir at the age of 11.
At the start of The Fossil Door, Gabriel is one of the Penelopes, working on cases requiring specialised magical and investigative talents for the Guard.
Gabe lives with what we'd call ADHD - he has a quick mind, is a gifted solver of complicated problems, but he also has some challenges around impulse control. He's never met a window he didn't want to climb out of, or a horse he didn't want to charge around on.
The Fossil Door (main)
Three Tales of Gabe and Rathna (main)
Old As The Hills (main)
Upon A Summer's Day (main)
Appears In
Pastiche (small child)The Fossil Door (main)
Three Tales of Gabe and Rathna (main)
Old As The Hills (main)
Upon A Summer's Day (main)
The Fossil Door
During The Fossil Door, Gabe and Rathna must work together to figure out why a newly established portal is no longer working. She is prickly and Gabe wants to figure out why. (Gabe always wants to know why.) He, for his part, has never trusted someone with the truth of his injury. Together, they figure out the problem with the portal. Together, they learn about trust, fix the portal.
At the end of the book, Rathna proposes a trip to India, in order to meet her extended family, and to see if a particular ritual brings Gabe into better relationships with snakes.
Three Tales of Gabe and Rathna
Three Tales of Gabe and Rathna is a mailing list extra that includes scenes from Gabe and Rathna's lives before and after The Fossil Door. It includes the immediate aftermath of Gabe's injury, as well as him telling his family about the detaisl after their return from India.
Old As The Hills
Old As The Hills finds Gabe, now entering his 40s, dealing with the challenges presented by World War 2. He and his apprentice, Isobel Thomas, have a key project - navigating the spaces between Albion's magical response to the war and the magical and esoteric responses of people not of Albion.
At the same time, his wife Rathna has a project that might save lives, but brings its own risks. Through 1939 and into 1940, Gabe faces new challenges, including an unexpected interaction with the Fatae.
(Click on the title above to learn more about Gabe's role in that book.)

Education
Schola, Salmon HouseFamily
details
Son of Alysoun and Richard Edgarton
Brother of Charlotte Edgarton Marries Rathna Stone Edgarton in 1923
Rowena Edgarton
Anthony Edgarton
Avigail Edgarton
Brother of Charlotte Edgarton Marries Rathna Stone Edgarton in 1923
Rowena Edgarton
Anthony Edgarton
Avigail Edgarton
Profession
Penelope Apprenticed with Lucy Doyle.Mentored by
Elizabeth Mason and Agatha Witt Apprentice master for Isobel Thomas
Children