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The Wanderer
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 The Wanderer, Also known as Bo's father | |
| First appearance |
Fae-ge Against The Machine |
| Last appearance |
Those Who Wander |
| Portrayed by |
Unknown |
| Information | |
| Nickname(s) | The Wanderer |
| Aliases | Bo's Father |
| Species | Unknown |
| Gender | Male |
| Spouse(s) | Aife - Wife |
| Children | Bo - Daughter |
| Relatives | Unknown |
| Appeared In |
5 Episodes Referenced 1 Episode Appearance |
| Aligned | Probably Dark Fae |
| Fate | Lurking in the shadows having kidnapped Bo at the end of Season Three |
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Lost Girl is a Canadian developed and produced television series which premiered in the 2010 season on the television channel Showcase.
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The Wanderer, also known as Bo's Father, was the name of a character that appeared in the Lost Girl television series. At the time of the third season, the actor playing the role was not revealed. During the latter half of the Third Season, the character was referenced many times, mainly in connection with a Tarot card of The Wanderer, or the song The Wanderer as performed by Dion. He made only one actual appearance in that season which occurred in the season finale Those Who Wander. In that episode, Tamsin called him Bo's father, and Aife gave some indications of the powers that he has. However, all of the information given is vague and cannot be confirmed, nor was a clear image of his features shown.
At the end of the Third Season finale, he had encountered Tamsin and Dyson, which resulted in their driving over a cliff, the ultimate fate unknown. He also trapped Bo, his daughter, in the Dal Riata and then, using his powers, kidnapped her. After Bo's disappearance, the Wanderer card, which is his calling card, was transformed to show both an image of himself and Bo standing with him, there backs turned to the viewer of the card.
He is expected to return in the fourth season in connection with The Wanderer plot arc.
Character History
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Powers and Abilities
- Resurrection- As mentioned by Aife[1]
- Teleportation - As shown when he avoided Tamsin's attempt to run him over[2]
- Telekinesis - As shown when the windows in the Dal Riata were blown out[3]
Appearances in the Lost Girl Series
- Fae-ge Against The Machine
- The Ceremony
- Delinquents
- Adventures In Fae-bysitting
- Hail, Hale
- Those Who Wander - Appears in this episode
Information revealed in the series
Little information had been revealed about The Wanderer by the end of Season Three, but the following have been stated or inferred:
- Tamsin had been working for him to find Bo and return Bo. However Tamsin did not complete this assignment.
- He can, according to Aife resurrect others.
- His calling card is the Wanderer Tarot card, and as well the song The Wanderer by Dion.
- He is Bo's Father.
- Aife is his wife.
- He appears to dress in the image of the Wanderer Tarot card.
References
- ↑ As seen in the episode Those Who Wander
- ↑ As seen in the episode Those Who Wander
- ↑ As seen in the episode Those Who Wander
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