Ghosts embedded the walls and halls of Brunswick House. Puck spent his days and nights in their company listening to their stories; which he endured with a kindly respect for the geriatric householders there who recanted them generously.
Apart from taking temporary residence Puck's main aim was fact-finding. He knew there was much to learn that could possibly assist him with Marsden - for during that brief meeting with Phillip he had recognised him as one of the blue bloods from the Brunswick association, and therefore implicated in their history. Background information could well be the key to this man's motivation and karma today.
There was one 'spook' that had serious intel to offer - Reginald – who, in early Roman times was born Reginus, but preferred to be called after a little known divinity today, entitled Rediculus (who suffered a very bad scorn, that perpetuated a joke for a century or so after). Puck preferred to call him Red for short. Red remembered all of it; every detail had imbibed itself throughout his spirit body.
-Gabriel Brunsdon, Puck in Hell, Azlander Series
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