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	The Dresden Files Concordance


	The Dresden Files is a new series on the Sci-Fi Channel. Based on the best-selling series by Jim Butcher, it tells of Chicago’s only practicing wizard, Harry Dresden, and his adventures in the dark, supernatural underbelly of the city.
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	Click on a character name to learn about him or her (or it) as they relate to the Dresden Files books. Be careful (just like Harry), there are spoilers in some of the descriptions. In some cases, the character is also part of the TV show, that’s noted in the description. SF stands for Storm Front (Book 1), while FM stands for Fool Moon (Book 2). More entries on the way!!!
	Title Harry Dresden Chicago's only practicing wizard who's listed in the phone book. When the police have a case that has hints of the supernatural, they come to Harry Dresden. The Dresden Files, Jim Butcher's nine book series (and counting), relates Harry's thrilling adventures in an easy to read and fun style that has made him one of the most successful writers in the supernatural mystery genre. The Sci-Fi channel has just ordered 11 episodes of "The Dresden Files" a series based on the books, which is showing now on Sundays before Battlestar Galactica. Karrin Murphy Harry Dresden's friend on the Chicago police force. She's the one who goes to Harry when the cases take a strange (as in supernatural) twist. She's tough, but is very open-minded and is willing to let a lot pass where Harry's concerned. Detective Carmichael Karrin Murphy's partner. Killed in FM Jennifer Stanton Tommy Tomm's girlfriend, killed in SF. Bianca Powerful vampiress in Chicago. Runs a high-class brothel called The Velvet Room Tommy Tomm Johnny Marcone's bodyguard Johnny Marcone One of Chicago's top gangsters. His influences are felt throughout all of the books. He desperately wants to retain Harry's services, and is willing to go a long ways to get them. Mr. Hendricks A very large man, one of Johnny Marcone's bodyguards Monica Sells A woman who comes to Harry for help in finding her husband, Victor Sells. Jennifer Stanton's big sister. Victor Sells Monica Sells' husband. Starts dabbling in black magic. Makes the ThreeEye drug and makes Monica Sells take it. Gets involved with the Becketts to take revenge on Johnny Marcone. Killed in SF Mac Proprietor of the McAnally's Pub Susan Rodriguez Reporter for the Chicago Arcane, which covers supernatural occurences in the Midwest. Becomes Harry's girlfriend in later books. Mailman One of the first people we meet in SF, bring Harry some mail, makes fun of Harry's profession Morgan Warden of the White Council, assigned to Harry Dresden. Linda Randall Friend of Jennifer Stanton while working for Bianca. Works as a driver for Mr and Mrs Beckitt. Killed in SF Paula Bianca's personal assistant Fido Gate guard at the Velvet Room. Mr/Mrs Beckitt Couple who is looking for a way to take revenge on Johnny Marcone for killing their daughter. Enlists Victor Sells to help them. Jenny Sells Daughter of Victor and Monica Sells Billy Sells Son of Victor and Monica Sells Donny Wise Photographer who took pictures of Victor Sells for Linda Randall. Spike One of Johnny Marcone's bodyguards. Killed in FM by a werewolf. Kim Delaney Young kid who falls in with the werewolves in FM. Killed by one Bob A spirit of air that lives in a skull in Harry Dresden's basement. Performs the equivalent function of a computer for Harry, since he is unable to be around complicated electronics for very long. In the TV series, Bob is an actual person. Mister Harry Dresden's very large and faithful cat