Ragnor Fell
Status:	Deceased
Death:	Before City of Glass
Species:	Warlock
Gender:	Male
Skin color:	Green
Distinguishing features:	Horns Extra finger joints
First appearance:	Clockwork Prince
Latest appearance:	The Bane Chronicles

Ragnor Fell was a warlock. He was the one that Jocelyn Fray went to for help with her problem with Valentine. Fell encouraged her to hide The Book of the White and use a potion to protect herself from Valentine. He lived outside Alicante and was killed by demons sent by Valentine.

BiographyEdit

Early LifeEdit

Ragnor Fell was born sometime before the 1800s. He lived in London during that time.

Around 1872, a boy named Will Herondale came to The London Institute. He asked the then current head of the Institute, Charlotte Branwell, to tell her if his family ever died. Even though it was illegal for him to ever hear anything about them again, Charlotte agreed. She hired Ragnor Fell to keep an eye on the Herondales and he did. He alerted her to when the family lost their house and moved, at which point he lost track of them. Sometime later, he came back to London and joined the Pandemonium Club, a club where Downworlders and mundanes often mingled.

The Bane ChroniclesEdit

The Infernal DevicesEdit

Clockwork PrinceEdit

In Clockwork Prince, he was called on later by Charlotte to keep an eye on the Herondales in York, their new place of residence. He reported to Charlotte that all seemed fine and that he would stay in York to be sure.

The Mortal InstrumentsEdit

City of GlassEdit

Ragnor Fell had already been killed by Valentine Morgenstern's demons by City of Glass. He was killed because he had the secret of waking Jocelyn Fairchild and Valentine didn't want her woken by their daughter. Before he died, he left a fire message for the next warlock to enter the place, in this case it was Magnus Bane, telling them what had happened.

Physical AppearanceEdit

Ragnor Fell was a warlock. His marks were his pale green skin, white hair, pointed horns on his forehead, and extra joints in his fingers.