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|story = Apocalypse |
|story = Apocalypse |
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|gender = Male |
|gender = Male |
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| − | |description = the Grand Chancellor of the [[Outpost 3|Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men]] and a member of the Warlock Council |
+ | |description = the Grand Chancellor of the [[Outpost 3|Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men]] and a member of the [[: Category:Witches#The Warlock Council|Warlock Council]] |
|name = Ariel Augustus |
|name = Ariel Augustus |
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|image = Ariel Augustus.jpg |
|image = Ariel Augustus.jpg |
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| − | |caption = "I for one can't wait to see those bitches squirm with a man in charge. Finally on top, where we belong." |
+ | |caption = "I for one can't wait to see those [[: Category:Witches|bitches]] squirm with a [[Michael Langdon|man]] in charge. Finally on top, where we belong." |
|portrayer = [[imdb:nm1490183|Jon Jon Briones]] |
|portrayer = [[imdb:nm1490183|Jon Jon Briones]] |
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|species = {{Warlock}} |
|species = {{Warlock}} |
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|occupation = Grand Chancellor of the [[Outpost 3|Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men]] ; Member of the Warlock Council |
|occupation = Grand Chancellor of the [[Outpost 3|Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men]] ; Member of the Warlock Council |
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|cause of death = |
|cause of death = |
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| − | |relationships = [[John Henry Moore]] (colleague) ; [[Behold Chablis]] (colleague) ; [[Baldwin Pennypacker]] (colleague, ally) ; [[Cordelia Goode]] (enemy, dislike, punisher/indirect killer in erased timeline) ; [[Michael Langdon]] (student |
+ | |relationships = [[John Henry Moore]] (colleague, indirect victim and killer in erased timeline) ; [[Behold Chablis]] (colleague) ; [[Baldwin Pennypacker]] (colleague, ally) ; [[Cordelia Goode]] (enemy, dislike, punisher/indirect killer in erased timeline) ; [[Michael Langdon]] (student and ally in erased timeline) ; [[Miriam Mead]] (ally in erased timeline); [[Fiona Goode]] (acquaintance, dislike) ; [[Myrtle Snow]] (enemy in erased timeline) ; [[:Category:Witches|Witches]] (enemies) |
| − | |appearances = [[Could It Be... Satan?]];[[Boy Wonder]] ; [[Traitor]] ; [[Sojourn]] |
+ | |appearances = [[Could It Be... Satan?]];[[Boy Wonder]] ; [[Traitor]] ; [[Sojourn]]<ref> In [[Sojourn]], he appears as a corpse </ref> |
| − | |cause_of_death = Burned at the stake by [[Myrtle Snow]]'s albino man-servants using [[John Henry Moore]]'s [[pyrokinesis]], on the orders of [[Cordelia Goode]] (2017) (Reversed by [[Mallory]] using [[Tempus Infinituum]])}} |
+ | |cause_of_death = Burned at the stake by [[Myrtle Snow]]'s albino man-servants using [[John Henry Moore]]'s [[pyrokinesis]], on the orders of [[Cordelia Goode]] ([[American Horror Story/Timeline#2017|2017]]) (Reversed by [[Mallory]] using [[Tempus Infinituum]])}} |
== Background == |
== Background == |
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| − | + | Ariel is the Grand Chancellor of the Hawthorne School as is viewed as one of the school’s authority and mentor. He is a "Level 3" warlock, a particularly powerful practitioner of magic. |
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| + | He knew and resented [[Fiona Goode]], who he viewed as selfish and weak in her attempts to maintain her [[:Category:Witches/The Supreme Witch|supremacy]], a trait he later saw in her daughter (and successor), [[Cordelia Goode|Cordelia]]. |
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== Personality and Appearance == |
== Personality and Appearance == |
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| − | Ariel is a short man, |
+ | Ariel is a short man, usually dressed in black, sporting a Homburg hat and occasionally, a long crimson scarf left to hang on both sides of his neck, denoting his rank as High Chancellor. He always poses as a man with confidence and power. |
| + | However, behind this powerful exterior, Ariel is particularity resentful and envious, especially towards towards [[Miss Robichaux's Academy|Miss Robichaux’s Academy]] (due to the inferiority usually associated with testosterone as a known inhibitor of magical ability), displaying hidden desires for the claim of power. However, this desire was not orientated by purely selfish goals, since what Ariel desired most was the superiority of his fellow warlocks. |
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| − | Ariel also seemed to have shown a resentful attitude towards witches, particularly those of Miss Robichaux’s academy. Probably due to the reason, that women are always ahead of men when it comes to magical abilities. Ariel is one of the leaders of Hawthorne School, and as such, he displayed hidden desires for the claim of power. As seen in the series, he has shown to do almost anything to get claim overall authority over all the Salem Descendants. Even though killing one of their own, is equal to treachery and is punishable by death, he willfully allowed Miriam Meade to kill John Henry Moore, so that he won’t be able to reach Cordelia and convince her to halt the Test of The Seven Wonders. Thereby, giving Michael Langdon a chance to perform the said test, confidently clasping to his power to attain the Supremacy. |
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| + | Despite this, he was intent on removing any warlock who would endanger this vision, allowing [[Miriam Mead]] to kill [[John Henry Moore]], in order to prevent his defection to Robichaux. |
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== Story == |
== Story == |
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| − | Ariel summons all members of the Warlock Council to discuss a video footage that shows Michael Langdon |
+ | Ariel summons all members of the Warlock Council to discuss a video footage that shows [[Michael Langdon]] killing an Interrogations Officer via [[Telekinesis|telekinetic]] decapitation. He, along with the other warlocks of the council (with the exception of [[John Henry Moore]]) feels like Michael could be the [[:Category:Witches/The Supreme Witch|Alpha]], a powerful warlock who can rise to the level of Supreme. After the meeting, he tracks Michael and introduced him to the world of witchcraft and magic. He eventually brought him to the [[Outpost 3|Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men]] to be part of the coven.{{Cite episode|Could It Be... Satan?}} |
| − | In the series of weeks, Michael then proved what Ariel and the others believed him to be. Michael manifested great control and advancement on his magic, performing all the tests the council has |
+ | In the series of weeks, Michael then proved what Ariel and the others believed him to be, unaware of the fact that his magical ability was the result of his [[Satan]]ic origins. Michael manifested great control and advancement on his magic, performing all the tests the council has gave him. This event fueled Ariel’s desire to call the Witches’ Council to have them administer the Test of the Seven Wonders.{{Cite episode|Could It Be... Satan?}} |
| − | John Henry Moore |
+ | John Henry Moore, the only one perceiving Michael's true identity, and concerned by his vision, leaves Hawthorne in order to warn Cordelia. His dissidence caused his murder at the hands of [[Miriam Mead|Ms. Mead]]; Ariel was also part of the conspiracy to murder him and push Michael to Supremacy, as Ariel speaks to Mead and Michael after they successfully kill their [[John Henry Moore|colleague]].{{Cite episode|Could It Be... Satan?}} |
| − | After he summoned an emergency Council and explained the situation to a skeptical Cordelia, he asked her to allow Michael to pass the Test of the Seven Wonders, which she |
+ | After he summoned an emergency Council and explained the situation to a skeptical Cordelia, he asked her to allow Michael to pass the Test of the Seven Wonders, which she rejected due its dangerous and deadly nature. When Cordelia finally obliged and allowed him to take the Test, Ariel rejoices for each of his demonstrations of the Wonders.{{Cite episode|Boy Wonder}} |
| − | After Cordelia proclaims Michael as the next Supreme, Ariel is euphoric, but his ambition goes much further than that. He conspires, along with Baldwin, to wipe out all of the Witches of the Coven with a poisonous powder concocted by Baldwin. However, they are interrupted by Cordelia, who accuses them of treason and erases their mouths. |
+ | After Cordelia proclaims Michael as the next Supreme, Ariel is euphoric, but his ambition goes much further than that.{{Cite episode|Could It Be... Satan?}} He conspires, along with Baldwin, to wipe out all of the Witches of the Coven with a poisonous powder concocted by Baldwin. However, they are interrupted by Cordelia, who accuses them of treason and erases their mouths.{{Cite episode|Traitor}} |
| − | Having uncovered his treachery and conspiracy, he is doomed to die by fire along with his fellow conspirators, Ms. Mead and Baldwin. His death was reversed by Mallory |
+ | Having uncovered his treachery and conspiracy, he is doomed to die by fire along with his fellow conspirators, Ms. Mead and Baldwin, with the ressurected John Henry lighting the flame. His death was reversed by Mallory, using [[Tempus Infinituum]] to reverse the events following Michael's enrolment in The Hawthorn Academy.{{Cite episode|Traitor}} |
== Powers == |
== Powers == |
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| − | Ariel is a powerful Level 3 natural born warlock who manifested |
+ | Ariel is a powerful Level 3 natural born warlock who manifested three of the [[:Category:Witches/Magic#The Seven Wonders|Seven Wonders]]. |
* [[Telekinesis]] - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to move things with only the power of the mind. He used it against Michael's jailguard, using a telekinetic clutch on him that kept him against the wall. |
* [[Telekinesis]] - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to move things with only the power of the mind. He used it against Michael's jailguard, using a telekinetic clutch on him that kept him against the wall. |
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* [[Pyrokinesis]] - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to create, control and manipulate fire. Ariel was very gifted with this ability; it was revealed when he set fire to the fireplace in order to get warmed after [[Michael Langdon]]'s weather test. |
* [[Pyrokinesis]] - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to create, control and manipulate fire. Ariel was very gifted with this ability; it was revealed when he set fire to the fireplace in order to get warmed after [[Michael Langdon]]'s weather test. |
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| + | * [[Divination]] - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to gain knowledge through indirect means. |
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| + | ** Scrying - The magical ability to see things such as messages, visions, and prophecies one a reflective surface. This power is required by warlocks in order to be at level one and since Ariel is at level three, it can be presumed that he has this power. |
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== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
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Revision as of 00:29, 7 March 2020
Ariel Augustus is the Grand Chancellor of the Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men and a member of the Warlock Council. He is a character in Apocalypse portrayed by Jon Jon Briones.
Background
Ariel is the Grand Chancellor of the Hawthorne School as is viewed as one of the school’s authority and mentor. He is a "Level 3" warlock, a particularly powerful practitioner of magic.
He knew and resented Fiona Goode, who he viewed as selfish and weak in her attempts to maintain her supremacy, a trait he later saw in her daughter (and successor), Cordelia.
Personality and Appearance
Ariel is a short man, usually dressed in black, sporting a Homburg hat and occasionally, a long crimson scarf left to hang on both sides of his neck, denoting his rank as High Chancellor. He always poses as a man with confidence and power.
However, behind this powerful exterior, Ariel is particularity resentful and envious, especially towards towards Miss Robichaux’s Academy (due to the inferiority usually associated with testosterone as a known inhibitor of magical ability), displaying hidden desires for the claim of power. However, this desire was not orientated by purely selfish goals, since what Ariel desired most was the superiority of his fellow warlocks.
Despite this, he was intent on removing any warlock who would endanger this vision, allowing Miriam Mead to kill John Henry Moore, in order to prevent his defection to Robichaux.
Story
Ariel summons all members of the Warlock Council to discuss a video footage that shows Michael Langdon killing an Interrogations Officer via telekinetic decapitation. He, along with the other warlocks of the council (with the exception of John Henry Moore) feels like Michael could be the Alpha, a powerful warlock who can rise to the level of Supreme. After the meeting, he tracks Michael and introduced him to the world of witchcraft and magic. He eventually brought him to the Hawthorne School for Exceptional Young Men to be part of the coven.[2]
In the series of weeks, Michael then proved what Ariel and the others believed him to be, unaware of the fact that his magical ability was the result of his Satanic origins. Michael manifested great control and advancement on his magic, performing all the tests the council has gave him. This event fueled Ariel’s desire to call the Witches’ Council to have them administer the Test of the Seven Wonders.[2]
John Henry Moore, the only one perceiving Michael's true identity, and concerned by his vision, leaves Hawthorne in order to warn Cordelia. His dissidence caused his murder at the hands of Ms. Mead; Ariel was also part of the conspiracy to murder him and push Michael to Supremacy, as Ariel speaks to Mead and Michael after they successfully kill their colleague.[2]
After he summoned an emergency Council and explained the situation to a skeptical Cordelia, he asked her to allow Michael to pass the Test of the Seven Wonders, which she rejected due its dangerous and deadly nature. When Cordelia finally obliged and allowed him to take the Test, Ariel rejoices for each of his demonstrations of the Wonders.[3]
After Cordelia proclaims Michael as the next Supreme, Ariel is euphoric, but his ambition goes much further than that.[2] He conspires, along with Baldwin, to wipe out all of the Witches of the Coven with a poisonous powder concocted by Baldwin. However, they are interrupted by Cordelia, who accuses them of treason and erases their mouths.[4]
Having uncovered his treachery and conspiracy, he is doomed to die by fire along with his fellow conspirators, Ms. Mead and Baldwin, with the ressurected John Henry lighting the flame. His death was reversed by Mallory, using Tempus Infinituum to reverse the events following Michael's enrolment in The Hawthorn Academy.[4]
Powers
Ariel is a powerful Level 3 natural born warlock who manifested three of the Seven Wonders.
- Telekinesis - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to move things with only the power of the mind. He used it against Michael's jailguard, using a telekinetic clutch on him that kept him against the wall.
- Pyrokinesis - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to create, control and manipulate fire. Ariel was very gifted with this ability; it was revealed when he set fire to the fireplace in order to get warmed after Michael Langdon's weather test.
- Divination - One of the Seven Wonders, the magical ability to gain knowledge through indirect means.
- Scrying - The magical ability to see things such as messages, visions, and prophecies one a reflective surface. This power is required by warlocks in order to be at level one and since Ariel is at level three, it can be presumed that he has this power.
Quotes
- To John Henry Moore: "Protection of our kind has become a matter of life and death. Warlocks have always been second-class citizens. The Alpha will allow us to take our rightful place at the top of the hierarchy."
- To Michael Langdon: "I for one can't wait to see those bitches squirm with a man in charge. Finally on top, where we belong."
- To Cordelia Goode: "You may come with a kinder façade, but deep down, you're nothing more than a weak, frightened woman, just like Fiona."
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