“The Crooked Kin—Ustalav’s Greatest Traveling Cabinet of Curiosities!”

Hap Tarvin, the Flea Man, A short, hunched man with a distorted appearance, Hap performs with his flea circus, the Magnificent Carnival of Miniature Wonders.

Kaleb Hesse, the Ringmaster, An albino man with red eyes and long, white hair that hangs below his knees, Kaleb wears a tall red top hat, a long red coat with gold buckles, and striped trousers. He is the de facto leader of the Crooked Kin.

Lidia Gerod, the Bearded Lady Standing nearly 7 feet tall and possessedof a fine beard down to her waist, Lidia acts as a sort of “mother hen” to the other members of the troupe.

The Pinheads: Aleece,Lettie, and Poppy are sisters, all of whom have microcephaly. Aleece recently wandered away from the caravan and has gone missing.

Prince Zar, the Human Caterpillar, This Mwangi man has no arms or legs. Prince Zar was once enslaved in a Chelish sideshow, but earned enough money to buy his freedom. He joined the Crooked
Kin, where he is billed as an exiled prince of the “Lost Cities of Darkest Garund.”    

        S’jeer, the Vudrani Princess, Born with four arms, S’jeer dresses in exotic silks and speaks with a thick accent.        

    The Swarm of Clowns: These two men and one woman, Gerik, Josef, and Tam each have an extra limb (Josef has three legs, the others have three arms).  Besides their skill in clowning, they are also accomplished acrobats and jugglers.    

      Trollblood, the Giant Man, A shockingly ugly Ulfen man nearly 8 feet tall, Trollblood entertains the crowds with fire-breathing and his featsof strength.          

    The Wolf Child, Supposedly raised by wolves in the Shudderwood, this 10-year-old boy is covered in hair. The three pinhead sisters treat him like a younger brother.

              In addition, the show also includes a pair of goblin dogs, a morlock, and a giant frog.