Do You See Teresa Again After You Beat Jack of Blades

T H E R E S A

Theresa is the immortal older sister of the Hero of Oakvale. Possessing prophetic powers due to her ancient bloodline, Theresa has a recurring office in all games as a guide to the Hero, and is frequently referred to as "the Blind Seeress".

Beingness over six hundred years of historic period, she is one of the oldest known living beings in Albion, as well as ane of the most deep and important characters with powerful, yet unclear motives.

Fable & Legend: THE LOST CHAPTERS

As the girl of Brom and Scarlet Robe and older sister of The Hero of Oakvale, she lived quietly in Oakvale, where she was built-in, unknowing of her inherited powers, and the hereafter they would bring her. At that phase of her life, the only sensation she had about her prophetic powers were the "strange dreams" she had from time to fourth dimension. No one but her brother (and later her mother) knew about her mysterious powers.

During the Raid of Oakvale, she was captured by Jack of Blades, and his bandits. Unwilling to give them any data near her brother, who had fled Oakvale, Theresa was left dying in the centre of the forest, her optics blinded. After iii days in the woods, she was discovered past Twinblade, a former hero, and now the brigand king. Twinblade realised the extent of her prophetic powers when she spoke of the future in her sleep. In fourth dimension, he made her his 2d-in-command. Despite her blindness, Theresa possessed extrasensory perception due to her exceptional Will abilities, and was thus more capable of killing all who opposed her. Equally she grew older, her power to run into the future grew stronger.

In his search to find the "Bandit Seeress", and enquire her about his sister, her brother, the Hero, defeated Twinblade in a duel. The Hero was shocked to discover that the Seeress and his sister were one and the same person. Afterwards reuniting with her brother and unlocking hidden powers inside him, she left her former mentor, Twinblade, to whatever fate her brother had in store for him.

Afterward the Hero succeeded in the Loonshit and became the new "Loonshit King", Theresa met him once again at the Grayness Firm. She told him what she had discovered about Jack of Blades - that Jack of Blades was the one who blinded her, and left her to die in the forest, as well as that he was secretly property their mother convict inside the Bargate Prison.

Searching for their mother on her own, Theresa was eventually captured by Jack of Blades. After the commencement battle with Jack (the final battle in the original Fable), she told her brother that he had a choice: to strike her down with the Sword of Aeons and proceeds the power Jack dreamed of, or cast it into the vortex and rid the world of its evil forever. Due to the apocalyptic outcome should the Hero of Oakvale have chosen the evil path and wielded the Sword of Aeons, that is to say "eternal darkness under the rule of the wielder of the Sword", information technology must be accepted that in social club for the storyline to even proceed, the Hero of Oakvale had to make the good choice. Regardless, Theresa was non seen in Albion for hundreds of years.

After the battle with Jack of Blades, Theresa headed off to the mountains, and was taken in by a nomad called Palgan. An one-time Will user from the east, he offered to accept Theresa to his homeland in the Eastern Kingdom. When Theresa saw him try to steal her prophetic powers, she killed him, and used his amulet to ship her to the eastward.

TRAVELS IN THE Eastward

It is revealed in Fable: The Journey that, following the decease of Jack of Blades, Theresa wandered the land, travelling through places similar Miremoor before going east, to the desert country of Samarkand. Staying there for centuries, Theresa learned of the Tattered Spire from the great libraries there and subsequently fabricated it her mission to rebuild the Spire in an attempt to protect others from the same kind of evils that had befallen her and her family unit. Returning to Albion, she used the deaths of the married woman and girl of Bowerstone's ruler, Lucien Fairfax, in an attempt to bulldoze him to build the Spire.

FABLE II

During the introductory level of Fable II, Theresa convinces the chief character'south sister, Rose, to purchase a Music Box from a street vendor after suggesting to her that it truly is magical. Later on Rose'due south subsequent death, Theresa adopts her severely injured descendant and becomes their guide for the remainder of the game. She sends Sparrow on a quest to unlock his or her Will powers too equally instructing Sparrow on the nature of these new establish abilities.

She acts every bit a distant guide, communicating with the Hero remotely through the use of the Gild Seal. When she does make an appearance, it is to recruit the first of the three Heroes of Strength, Skill, and Volition.

After The Hero of Bowerstone becomes of age, Theresa agrees to help the hero avenge their sister's expiry and grants them permission to leave the Gypsy Campsite. Theresa gives them equipment likewise as the ancient Guild Seal. Theresa then sends the Hero to awaken their hero blood in the depths of the One-time Tomb on the island in Bower Lake. Theresa later explains how to take downward Lucien and gives the Hero Fate Cards. The fate cards show the futurity and the three other heroes of Force, Skill, and Volition that demand to exist collected before Lucien collects them for himself.

Through The Hero'southward efforts, they recruit Sis Hannah who is destined to be The Hero of Strength. She is a monk at the Temple of Light in Oakfield. After Sister Hannah'south adoptive father the Abbot of the Temple of Light is killed by Lucien's men, Theresa makes an appearance and persuades Hannah to bring together the group. Sister Hannah asks Theresa to exist called "Hammer" from then on. Theresa brings Hammer back to the abandoned Heroes Guild in social club to explain her role in Lucien'due south downfall.

When The Hero returns to the guild, Theresa reveals that Garth, the man from the visit to Castle Fairfax is the Hero of Will. Theresa explains the relationship betwixt Lucien and Garth and how their research together ended "violently". While Theresa orders Hammer to stay backside, The Hero goes to Brightwood Tower to recruit Garth. Garth is captured and taken to the spire by Lucien's Commandant.

Though she is blind, Theresa is able to read Lucien's diary to learn data on gaining entry into the Spire. When asked how she is able to read without eyesight, Theresa claims she can look into worlds other than her own.

From the diary, Theresa discovers that Lucien is recruiting Crucible champions as guards for The Spire. Theresa directs The Hero and Hammer, to Westcliff so that Sparrow might go Crucible Champion and subsequently infiltrate the Spire and rescue Garth. When the Hero returns from the Spire, Theresa welcomes their return after being gone ten years. Theresa and then welcomes Garth and asks him to join them to finish Lucien's plans. Garth agrees and the two retreat to the guild while the Hero catches up with Hammer.

Theresa, the Hero, Hammer, and Garth discuss how to admission the 3rd and final Hero of Skill. Hammer mentions that this Hero is likely a pirate called Reaver, who runs the port of Bloodstone. Theresa reveals that the but way of getting to Bloodstone is by going through Wraithmarsh, but Garth suggests using a Cullis Gate instead in guild to bypass Wraithmarsh. Garth'due south plan fails, and Hammer and Garth are separated from the Hero and their dog. The fog from Wraithmarsh temporarily dampened the guild seal which made information technology difficult for Theresa to requite her instructions.

Upon the Hero'due south get-go archway into Wraithmarsh, Theresa mentions,"This used to be Oakvale, though it has changed radically since I saw information technology last, and that was a long time ago,". Then she mentions, "A reckless young villager made a deal with the forces of shadow," causing the devastation of Oakvale a second and terminal time.

In one case the Hero reaches Bloodstone, Reaver untruthfully agrees to join the Hero to take down Lucien however; Reaver needs the Hero to accept his nighttime seal to a place chosen The Shadow Court back in Wraithmarsh. Theresa informs the Hero through the guild seal that the Shadow Court is responsible for the destruction of Oakvale. Theresa adds that in that location is more than to the chore than Reaver lets on.

Later on uncovering the truth of Reaver's betrayal, Bloodstone comes nether assail past Lucien'due south forces and The Hero and Reaver flee the boondocks together. After the ii meet up with Hammer and Garth on the Smuggler's Beach, the 4 of them defeat the Great Shard. Theresa finally appears on the beach and persuades Reaver to join them.

Finally assembled the iv Heroes, Hammer, Garth, Reaver, and the Hero of Bowerstone, she gives them the instructions on how to brainstorm the ritual to summon the smashing weapon. Later the ritual is consummate, Theresa disappears until after the Hero of Bowerstone's final confrontation with Lucien. She then gave the Hero a choice betwixt reviving everyone who had died from the Spire's construction, reviving specifically the Hero'due south loved ones, or giving them a big sum of money. Regardless of their choice, Theresa sends all the heroes away to where they wish then claims the Spire for her ain. Theresa remained behind in the Spire for her own reasons.

In the Run into the Futurity DLC, Theresa was seen again, still at the top of the Spire later the Hero receives a model of the Spire from Murgo the Trader in Bowerstone. Using the Spire model would transport the Hero to the top of the Spire, placing them before Theresa. She greeted the Hero and insinuate that she intended them to make it dorsum to the Spire. She would then give the Hero a glimpse of the time to come, showing the Hero as king/queen of all of Albion, with a loyal regular army and citizenry. Towards the cease of the vision, the focus turned to a babe carriage, with Theresa continuing next to information technology. A newborn lay within, and Theresa mentioned the proper name Aurora before the vision concluded. Afterwards, Theresa sent the Hero away from the Spire for a second and last fourth dimension.

FABLE III

Theresa returns in Fable Three, equally a minor character, but has an important role every bit the Hero'due south guide and adviser. She temporarily resides in the Route to Dominion in Fable Iii.

When the Hero starting time enters the Route to Rule, Theresa introduces herself every bit, "Theresa, Seer of the Spire," implying that she intends to permanently reside in the Spire. This explains in part why she chose to keep it as her own at the terminate of Fable II. While she is a main character in the plot line, she rarely appears outside of the Road to Dominion, diminishing her role in comparison to Fable and Fable II.

As always, the Seer is an elusive woman, telling the Hero only the nuts of what they demand to know. Information technology is revealed past Logan that Theresa visited him four years prior, telling him of the impending attack that the Crawler will visit upon Albion. She fails to mention her responsibility for Logan's tyranny to the Hero on the Road to Rule. When the Hero becomes the King/Queen, she will admit her charade was necessary, as Logan's action proved that just with a Hero on the throne could Albion survive. The but ii people known to have seen Theresa in the game are the Hero and Logan, though the Crawler and Reaver are enlightened of her existence.

After the seer's second plan to downfall the crawler becomes a success, fourth dimension stops and she appears to the new ruler of Albion in the gardens of Bowerstone Castle (during Walter'south recognition). She congratulates the hero on their triumph and explains what consequences or achievements they at present face by keeping or breaking the promises of their allies. Before she leaves for the final time, the hero asks Theresa if the fourth dimension has come for their future to be disclosed. Theresa states "The hereafter will reveal itself when it is ready to do and then." Time resumes and Theresa disappears.

FABLE HEROES

Theresa appears as a playable character for the start fourth dimension in the Legend series in the Xbox LIVE Arcade championship, Fable Heroes. She is unlocked with Legend: The Journey, via gameplay on the aforementioned memory device and with the same contour. In the graphic symbol introduction on Lionhead'south website, Theresa is officially confirmed as a powerful Will user where it is as well stated that her weapons of choice consist of the Force Push Spell Gauntlet and Fireball Spell Gauntlet.

Fable: EDGE OF THE WORLD

Theresa does brand a minor advent at the very terminate of Fable: Edge of the World. The King of Albion has a dream, and Theresa appears before him. Theresa holds her arms out, and a dove lands on her right arm, and a raven on her left. Theresa so speaks "Born a hero you lot were, and a Hero y'all are. Darkness has indeed come to Albion, and few in that location are and will yet be who tin stand against information technology. Merely do non despair, Rex of Albion. The earth has inverse. The time approaches swiftly when Heroes are non born... they are fabricated." Theresa and then throws her arms up causing the birds to vanish. The King awakes to find two feathers, one white, ane blackness. The King so understands that his dream was actually a vision.

Legend: THE Journey

Theresa appears in the Kinect title Legend: The Journey. She had been wounded by the Devourer, an agent of a darkness slowly taking over Albion, and encounters a regular Dweller named Gabriel driving his carriage through the Edgelands following the recent destruction of Reaver's Reach. While she does not seem to be seriously injured, it turns out that the wound severely weakened her powers. Trying to escape the Devourer, she pleads with Gabriel for his help; he agrees and pulls her aboard just before the Devourer arrives and starts destroying the woods around them. The Devourer hurts Gabriel's horse, Seren, then Theresa convinces Gabriel to earn the Gauntlets to heal Seren. Unknown to Gabriel, however, the gauntlets attached themselves to Gabriel's artillery. Theresa so makes a deal with the immature Dweller, telling Gabriel that he must think the starting time Willstone, institute at the Forge of Burn, and she would use it to remove the gauntlet. Gabriel reluctantly agrees.

Travelling through the lands due north of Albion, the duo arrive in the forest of Thorndeep, where they come up upon the local woodsman of Woodseed, Fergus. Grateful, Fergus agrees to shelter Gabriel and Theresa for a nighttime, but the next morn, the three are found over again by the Devourer. With Fergus guiding the group, they come upon the Forge of Fire, where Fergus is killed while battling the Devourer. Gabriel, inspired to practise his duty following the loss of his friend, rejects Theresa's offer to remove the gauntlets, instead pressing on. Gabriel and then finds the other two Willstones, and he and Theresa head off to the Spire to close the rift before the Corruptor's arrival.

During their long journey they both brand many resting points. Sometimes Theresa would tell stories to Gabriel, and he enjoyed them. I story she expresses to him is about her youth. Theresa states: "Perhaps it is hard to believe, just I was not born equally I am at present." Theresa's point of view refers back to the original Legend. She tells Gabriel that once she was a sister, a daughter she had no knowledge of her gaining a power of seeing visions; she knew but the innocent life as a child, until Jack of Blades stormed her village and hauled her mother away. It was the last matter she saw and so, "just darkness." She closes her story to Gabriel by telling him that when she was blinded, she was found by the Brigand King, Twinblade. She entered into his service, and in render, he protected her; information technology was from that signal on she discovered her power, and before long, she was protecting him.

On some other stop, Theresa finally reveals what she did after the expiry of Jack of Blades, travelling east into Samarkand and studying in the great libraries there. Learning of the Tattered Spire, Theresa resolved to have it rebuilt and use its ability to protect Albion from evil. It was with this in mind that the Blind Seeress finally returned home and sought out someone with the ways to rebuild the spire. Using the deaths of Amelia and Helena Fairfax, Theresa manipulated Lord Lucien Fairfax into rebuilding the Spire to resurrect his family unit. Unfortunately, Theresa presently realized that in rebuilding the Spire, Theresa finally re-awoke the Corruptor's primary lieutenant, the Crawler. Desperate to end 1 of Albion'southward greatest threats, Theresa recruited the Hero of Brightwall to destroy the Crawler, but knew that the Corruptor would return. Finally catastrophe her stories, information technology is then that Theresa admits to Gabriel's office in her program, as his new-institute power is the only way to stop the Corruptor from reaching Albion.

When Gabriel and Theresa reach the Spire, Theresa makes a wish and states that her time in this world is over and that a new age is upon us. She then gives the heart of the Spire to Gabriel and vanishes. Her blindfold is then found past Gabriel in the sand.

NOTES

i. When going through The Hero of Strength, Theresa complains about Hammer beingness a pacifist, stating that you will have to find a way to make Hammer fight. Before long later, Hammer'southward male parent is killed past 1 of Lucien's men and Theresa presently arrives to convert Hammer to her side. This gives further idea of the extent of Theresa'southward powers of existence able to foresee future occurrences.

ii. During the Babyhood quest in Fable 2, information technology is Theresa who convinces Rose and the Hero to buy the music box, as they otherwise wouldn't take. Either Murgo or Theresa must have informed Lucien who bought the music box, as no one else is aware. In See the Time to come, she is besides revealed to have been Murgo'due south supplier, meaning she had possibly foreseen and ensured the events of Fable Ii from Rose'southward expiry to Lucien's downfall, merely to proceeds the Tattered Spire.

3. Lucien's diary refers to dreams of a blind, hooded, old woman.

4. At the end of Fable Two, Theresa demands that the Hero brand a option. After the Hero chooses, Theresa claims the Spire for herself, saying "But the Spire is mine. Begone." In the downloadable pack, See The Futurity, information technology is revealed that she used the Spire to see all potential futures; information technology is revealed that she is willing to do anything to let a potential future involving both the unification of Albion past the Hero of Bowerstone and the birth of the Hero's about powerful child, the Hero of Brightwall, who volition exist needed to combat the leader of the Darkness, the Crawler.

5. It is unknown if she has inherited any of the Hero virtues besides Volition, although her fell slaying of the jealous bandits in her youth does hint that she may accept inherited the virtue of Force as well. To this point, she has never shown whatsoever course of Skill. As a descendant of the Archons, she should have all three. However, It is entirely possible that she utilizes the virtue of Skill as a supplement with her supernatural extra-sensory powers.

TRIVIA

1. With the exception of Legend/Fable TLC/Anniversary, Theresa is mainly voiced past Zoë Wanamaker, a New York born actress, who currently lives in England.

2. Theresa is the but grapheme to appear in all of the main Fable games as well as A Hero's Tale.

3. In Fable II, one of the books chosen "The Hero of Oakvale" talks about the former hero, and that his bloodline continued. Information technology predicted that a hero from his bloodline would one twenty-four hours save Albion when he/she was needed. This refers to Sparrow, and is evidence of him/her being related to Theresa.

4. In promotional photos of Fable II, Theresa wore a green, oriental styled lid, a dark-green cloak, and held a butterfly catcher, none of which appeared in the game. She also appeared much younger than she was in the finished game.

five. Information technology is possible that the opponent player named Theresa in the Legend Ii Pub Games is intended to be Theresa herself.

6. In Legend II when travelling to the Chamber of Fate for the showtime time, if badly injured, Theresa will sometimes quote the Guildmaster of the original Fable by saying, "You are badly wounded. Consume healing potions or food to heal.".

7. There is a hero doll of Theresa.

8. Ye' Olde Art Volume, the concept art volume in the Fable II Limited Edition Guide Bundle, has the Art Director, John McCormack quoting:

"We used a few hooks and links to the original Legend in the sequel. One of the main ones was the use of Theresa, who was the Hero'south bullheaded sis in the original Fable. She is at present a foreign, ageless, wandering fortune teller in Albion who acts as the player'south guide throughout the game... but at that place's more to her than a unproblematic tutorial, quest giving device... she has secrets and her motives aren't peculiarly clear."

ix. If the actor attacks her in Legend II, she will sometimes giggle, hum, or growl ferociously, then say, "Your attacks volition have no effects. Remember yourself." Scythe says a similar thing to the Hero of Oakvale in Snowspire. Since both have lived for extremely long periods of time and are apparently invincible even to the strongest of heroes, they may have gained immortality the same way.

x. In Fable Ii, the book, 'The Hero of Oakvale,' states that the Hero of Oakvale wielded the Sword of Aeons. This is an inconsistency every bit to obtain the Sword of Aeons in Fable the Hero had to outset kill his sister, Theresa, though it could all the same be viable that Theresa'south volition abilities immune her to survive this, equally nosotros can already run across that she has lived for over five hundred years. However this could also simply be that the Sword of Aeons and Avo's Tear await identical, or could merely exist a fable created past the people of Albion. But in Fable there are two different cut scenes depending on if y'all killed Theresa or not. If you lot decided to kill Theresa a black cloak would be seen on the Hero, if you spared her a yellow/golden cape appears. The picture from the cutscene will exist painted in the Chamber of Fate. In the Legend 2 sleeping accommodation of fate, the painting will be shown as the good choice which means that the hero didn't hit Theresa with the sword. Only you can still wield the Sword before you hit Theresa or decide to throw it into the vortex. Notwithstanding, information technology is mentioned past the townspeople that consistency of their historical documents is poor to the point that they question whether or non historians simply make everything upward.

eleven. In Fable 2, if the player uses expressions near her she will say, "You remind me of someone I knew once, long, long agone." This refers to The Hero of Oakvale.

12.Her voice narrates the Fable III teaser trailer, and the hem of the cloak she wears is seen walking up to a crown.

13. In the Hero of Skill quest line at the bottom of the Shadow Courtroom in Wraithmarsh there are three adumbral figures, the Shadow Judges. The shadow in the middle of the 3 appears to have the exact same body structure, robes, and body linguistic communication as Theresa (scout the style "he" clasps his hands and tilts his head). Also, in Lucien's Diary, Lucien mentions that he has a dream about "A bullheaded, hooded woman, and other figures, shadowed and gaunt". It is possible that the eye effigy could exist Theresa, or but the game developers recycling other character skins in the course of shadows.

14. In Fable Two, Theresa highly resembles Kreia from the role-playing game Star Wars: Knights of The One-time Democracy two: The Sith Lords. Both possess similar manipulations during the background of the storyline (they hibernate their true intentions until the very end), and both accept a certain affinity for the main graphic symbol, guiding them through the journeying and providing useful information. They are likewise both blind and of almost identical appearance, and as well both have a trend to refer to their companions by nicknames, unless speaking to them direct, although the ones Theresa uses are much less derogatory.

15. In Fable and Legend: The Lost Chapters, information technology is shown and stated through a cutscene that her optics were cut out by the bandit leader, who was later revealed to be Jack of Blades. In Fable II she has blue glowing eyes instead of sockets, as if her eyes were never lost. Information technology is unknown how she got her eyes dorsum, although information technology is possible that she can still meet using the Volition itself or that she merely has glass eyes.

16. In Legend III, Theresa has the same type of eyes as an evil hero or just no eyes, but blackness sockets.

17. Theresa is very like to the mythological Tiresias. Outside of having similar names, both are blind seers, they appear merely to heroes, and both seem to be immortal.

18. In Fable III, the thespian can dig upwards a portrait of Theresa in Millfields where the erstwhile gypsy camp was in Fable Ii.

19. In Fable: The Journey Theresa seems to have a drastic change of attire, her regular hood gaining a more cartoonish style and her eyes covered past a blindfold. It also appears her pilus has changed, the colour black instead of red and more open. She also appears to wait much younger.

twenty. Her name is derived from the Greek "to harvest", which could link to the farm/country like expanse of Oakvale.

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