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I am the last of the Hero bloodline, all that remains of the old order. I have watched many futures stretch before me, a thousand strands of possibility, each falling away until only a solitary truth remains: the true destiny of our world.
— Theresa

Theresa is the older sister of the Hero of Oakvale. The two of which are descendants to the Archon Bloodline.[2] Theresa is known as the blind seer, gifted with prophetic powers. Being over six hundred years of age, she is one of Albion's oldest known living beings.[3]

Fable and Fable TLC[]

Theresa Child

Theresa was born during the Age of Heroes in the quiet farm village of Oakvale. Her father, Brom, is a simple woodsman, and her mother is the hero known as Scarlet Robe. As a young girl playing in the fields, Theresa lived a pure and innocent life. Theresa began having "strange dreams" in her sleep, ultimately evolving into prophetic visions. Her dreams would often become nightmarish, causing her to wake up in the middle of the night.[4]

On the eve of one of Theresa's childhood birthdays, she had a devastating dream that she could not remember but would cause her life to change forever. In the morning, Theresa's brother had brought her some chocolates for her birthday. While the two stood together in the field, it became clear to Theresa that her latest dream was becoming a reality. As she sees her vision begin to unfold, Theresa tells her brother to hide.

Bandits had come wielding torches and weapons, burning Oakvale to the ground and slaying the villagers. Finally, the bandits reached the last house on the hill where Theresa and her family lived. The leader, Jack of Blades, had reached his target. He knew Scarlet Robe and her children were the descendants of Archon; thus, he came to kidnap them for the power that resided in their blood. Theresa's father, Brom, fought to defend his family, but Jack slaughtered him quickly. Scarlet was tortured and dragged off by bandits. Finally, Jack approached Theresa and questioned where her brother was hiding. Theresa remained silent and answered him with a stare. Jack pulled out his blade and unremorsefully cut out Theresa's eyes.

Life after the Raid[]

Left to die, Theresa crawled through the woods while blood poured from her face. Theresa had crept for three days before a bandit king named Twinblade discovered her. Twinblade tended to Theresa's wounds and healed her. Then, he allowed her to join his bandit clan. Twinblade became Theresa's mentor as he trained her to fight without sight.

Twinblade eventually discovered that Theresa was a seer because she whispered dark prophetic truths in her sleep. Theresa had also discovered her exceptional powers of Will. With her strength of Foresight, Theresa proved to be an asset to Twinblade, as she could foresee any danger that could harm his clan. Without mercy, Theresa alone successfully killed a band of brigands that attacked the camp. Theresa became the second-in-command of the bandit camp from that point forward.

Reuniting With her brother[]

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He finds you when you're sleeping, and when the daylight fades...
— Theresa


The Hero of Oakvale sought out the "Bandit Seeress" to find his sister. After believing Twinblade was behind the Oakvale attack, the hero defeated him in a duel. However, before the final strike, the seeress steps forward and reveals to the hero that she is his lost sister, Theresa. After reuniting with her brother, she uses her powers of Will and awakens hidden power within his blood. Theresa left her old mentor to whatever fate her brother had in store for him.

After the Hero of Oakvale slew the White Balverine in Knothole Glade, the Chief presented the hero with a book and a letter from Theresa. The book "The Bloodline" discusses the Old Kingdom and how the Archon used a sword of incredible power. Theresa's letter states she and her brother are descendants of the Archon, and their blood can summon the sword.

Once The Hero of Oakvale succeeds in the Arena, Theresa sends a bandit to summon her brother to the abandoned Grey House. Theresa meets with her brother and reveals Jack of Blades was responsible for burning down their home and her loss of sight. Theresa shares that Jack is holding their mother in Bargate Prison. Theresa reminds her brother that Jack is after the Sword of Aeons, and their mother is the only one who knows how to reach it. Before the siblings depart, Theresa tells her brother to find the Archaeologist to discover the secret passage to Bargate Prison.

The hero eventually locates their mother, Scarlet, but Jack holds them captive in prison. After a year, the two bust out to locate the Septimal Key in an old abbey in the region of Hook Coast. While Scarlet searches for Theresa, the hero goes to Darkwood Cullis Gate to travel to Hook Coast.

Confronting Jack of Blades[]

Within the abbey, The Hero of Oakvale confronts his traitorous mentor, Maze, as he watches him perform a dark ritual over Theresa. After Jack arrives, Maze continues the ritual using now Theresa and her brother's blood to unlock the Septimal Key. Once complete, Jack commands Maze to take the siblings to the Chamber of Fate in the Heroes' Guild while he escapes with the key. However, Theresa was able to free her brother before she disappeared, leaving him to kill Maze successfully.

Jack Of Blades

After Jack of Blades activates the Old Kingdom's focus sites, he retreats to the Chamber of Fate, where the Sword of Aeons finally reveals itself. As the Hero of Oakvale pursues Jack into the chamber, he sees his mother, Scarlet, and sister, Theresa, held captive. Jack finally had the three descendants of Archon before him, ready to perish them to feed the sword. After taunting the three, Jack slits Scarlet's throat, and she falls to the ground. Scarlet's blood absorbs into the blade as she takes her final breath. After seeing his mother killed, the hero and Jack fight to the death while Theresa remains trapped on the ground.

The Hero of Oakvale emerges victorious over Jack of Blades and avenges his family by slaying him. A bright vortex opens in the chamber's centre, and Jack's corpse falls through. Theresa stands up and approaches her brother. She tells him he has two choices: expel the Sword of Aeons into the vortex and banish it forever or kill her with it and achieve Jack's desired goal.

Due to the evil choice proving non-canon, Theresa left Albion and wandered the land, travelling through places like Miremoor. [5] Theresa headed off to the mountains and took shelter by an old nomad Will-user from the East called Palgan. The will-user offered to take Theresa to his homeland in the Eastern Kingdom. When Theresa discovered Palgan trying to steal her prophetic powers, she killed him and used his amulet to transport her to the East.[6]

They're both where they belong now, lost forever.
— Theresa to her brother after he sacrifices the sword.

Fable II[]

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Theresa and Little Sparrow (Female)

Theresa remained in the Eastern Kingdoms for centuries and studied in the great libraries of Samarkand.[5] Finally, after being absent for five hundred years, Theresa returns to Albion in Fable II.

Theresa arrives in Bowerstone Old Town, listening to a trader offering to sell Old Kingdom artefacts. Rose and Sparrow, two orphans who are homeless, show interest in the Music Box. The music box would offer one wish to anyone, just for five gold pieces. Rose comments that there is no such thing as magic. Theresa turns to them, saying it is a grim time should children no longer believe in magic. Nevertheless, Theresa convinces the two to purchase the music box from the street vendor.

The two homeless orphans always wanted to live inside the grand castle they looked up to every morning, Castle Fairfax. That night, Bowerstone's Mayor, Lucien Fairfax, summoned the two orphans to his castle, where they believed their wish was finally taking effect. Unfortunately, Lucien called them only to kill them for being descendants of heroes. Lucien used his pistol and shot the children. Rose fell to the floor and died, while the second bullet blasted Sparrow out the tower's window, where they fell thousands of feet into the city. Sparrow had survived where their dog and Theresa found them in the alleys of Bowerstone. Theresa adopts her severely injured descendant, Sparrow, and heals them in a caravan at Bower Lake's Gypsy Camp.

Sparrow begins growing up in the Gypsy Camp with their dog. Theresa promised she would help the young hero avenge their sister's death. After ten years, Theresa grants the hero permission to leave the Gypsy Camp and sends them to the ruins of the Heroes' Guild. Theresa bestows them with a Guild Seal and valuable equipment. Sparrow locates the Chamber of Fate in the guild and awakens their blood so they may use the powers of Will. Theresa is the hero's mentor from here while communicating with them over the guild seal. After the defeat of the Bower Lake bandit, Thag, Sparrow becomes The Hero of Bower Lake.

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Theresa returns to Bowerstone and begins to teach her young pupil the weight of responsibility, as they have just ended many lives. She explains how Thag and his men were bandits but were human beings, nonetheless. As she escorts the hero to the west side of town, she explains how the simplest choice can have "far-reaching consequences." She then tells the hero to look out to sea, where a fortress appears to take shape miles out. She explains how the fort is the beginning of the reconstruction of the Tattered Spire. Theresa describes how the old spire existed during the Old Kingdom and granted the archons a power so great they could bend reality to their will. Theresa finally reveals that Lucien is there now, and he is the one who is trying to rebuild it.

Theresa presents the hero with Fate Cards to offer insight into their quest and future. Three of the cards show each hero, The Pilgrim, The Mage, and The Thief, and how each obtains prowess of either Strength, Skill, or Will. Theresa explains how Lucien needs these heroes to complete the spire. Theresa also states that Lucien "found documents" that foretold a "fourth hero" who would bring about his downfall. This fourth hero is Sparrow, which is why they were wounded and their sister killed. Finally, Theresa explains how collecting the three heroes before Lucien is the hidden path to his downfall.

The Pilgrim[]

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Theresa reveals to the Hero of Bower Lake that she has foreseen a holy ritual in Oakfield. Theresa sends the hero to the Temple of Light to recruit the Pilgrim, destined to be the Hero of Strength. Through the hero's efforts, they discover a pacifist monk named Sister Hannah at the Temple. Unknowingly, Hannah is the Hero of Strength; Theresa comments on how the hero must find a way to break her pledge of pacificism. After Sister Hannah's adoptive father, the Abbot, is killed by Lucien's men, Hannah channels her inner strength, breaks her oath, and kills the soldier. While Sister Hannah mourns for her father and Abbot, Theresa uses this opportunity to persuade Hannah to join the group. Theresa appears to Hannah and explains how she can tell her everything she wishes to know about Lucien. Sister Hannah agrees and asks Theresa to be called "Hammer" from then on. Theresa brings Hammer back to the abandoned Heroes' Guild to explain her role in Lucien's downfall.

The Mage[]

When the hero returns to the Guild, Theresa reveals that a scholar named Garth was at Castle Fairfax the night Rose was killed. Theresa believes that Garth is The Mage, who would be the Hero of Will. Theresa explains the research relationship between Lucien and Garth and how the two shared an interest in the spire. Garth believed Lucien's interest was purely academic, and Lucien thought Garth was merely a brilliant scholar. When Lucien and Garth learned the truth about each other, their partnership ended - violently. While Theresa orders Hammer to stay behind, the hero goes to Brightwood Tower to recruit Garth. Upon the hero's entry into Brightwood, Theresa warns them that "someone or something" is coming their way. Theresa states that she has never "felt" anything like it. As the hero continues, Brightwood Tower becomes sieged by Spire Guards. Garth is captured and taken to the spire by Lucien's Commandant. The trio begins to plan how to rescue Garth from the spire.

Theresa redirects the Hero to Bowerstone's pub to find Jeeves, Lucien's former butler. Theresa continues to restrain Hammer from leaving the guild for the time being. After giving Jeeves one thousand gold pieces, he gives the hero a map to Lucien's buried diary. The diary, however, is written in Old Kingdom text and can only be translated by Theresa.

Though blind, Theresa can read Lucien's diary to acquire information on gaining entry into the spire. When Hammer asks how she can read without eyesight, Theresa claims she can look into worlds other than hers. From the diary, Theresa discovers that Lucien is recruiting Crucible champions as guards for the spire, for they are physically tough but mentally weak. Theresa directs the hero and Hammer to Westcliff so Sparrow might become Crucible Champion. The hero becomes successful within The Crucible, earning them admission into the spire.

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Theresa and Garth retreating to the Guild.

After ten years, the Hero rescues Garth, and the two escape the spire. Theresa greets them at the Oakfield dock with the hero’s dog. Theresa persuades Garth to join their plan, and the two retreat to the Guild while the hero catches up with Hammer. Upon the homecoming with Hammer, if the Hero has no children, she mentions that it was hard to give up hope due to Theresa “whispering in her head” about foreseeing their safe return. Hammer stated a few times she “wanted to smack Theresa”.

The Thief[]

Theresa, the hero, Hammer, and Garth discuss accessing The Thief, the third and final Hero of Skill. Hammer discovers this hero is likely a pirate called Reaver, who runs the port of Bloodstone. Theresa states that a dangerous swamp called Wraithmarsh surrounds Bloodstone on three sides and the ocean on the fourth - forcing the heroes to travel through Wraithmarsh to reach Bloodstone. Garth suggests using a Cullis Gate to bypass the journey to Wraithmarsh back at his tower. Theresa warns them that Brightwood Tower is still heavily guarded by Lucien's men. The newly activated cullis gate malfunctioned, causing Hammer and Garth to separate from the hero and their dog. This causes the hero to search for Reaver and travel through the marsh alone. The fog from Wraithmarsh temporarily dampened the guild seal, making it difficult for Theresa to give instructions.

Upon the hero's first entrance into Wraithmarsh, Theresa mentions how the region used to be a village called Oakvale but has "changed radically" since she saw it last. Theresa tells the story of the bandit raid in Oakvale six hundred years prior. Once the survivors rebuilt their lives, Oakvale would again fall on hard times centuries later. The new threat came from a reckless young villager striking a deal with the forces of shadow. As payment for eternal life, the young villager offered all his friends and family, destroying the village of Oakvale a second and final time. Finally, Theresa states that the marshes have engulfed the village, leaving Oakvale nothing but a bitter memory.

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Theresa on the Smuggler's Beach.

Once the hero reaches Bloodstone, Reaver untruthfully agrees to join the Hero to take down Lucien. However, Reaver needs the Hero to take his dark seal to the Shadow Court in Wraithmarsh. Theresa informs the hero through the guild seal that the Shadow Court is responsible for the destruction of Oakvale. Theresa adds that there is more to the task than Reaver lets on.

After uncovering the truth of Reaver's betrayal, Bloodstone comes under attack by Lucien's forces, and the hero and Reaver flee the town together. After the two meet up with Hammer and Garth on the Smuggler's Beach, the four of them defeat the Great Shard. Theresa finally appears on the beach and persuades Reaver to join them.

Claiming the Spire[]

Theresa claiming the spire

Finally assembling the four Heroes, Theresa gathers them at the top of Hero Hill. The seer gives instructions on beginning the ritual to summon the great weapon. After the ceremony, Theresa disappears, and Lucien arrives and takes the three heroes to the spire. Lucien reshoots the Hero of Bower Lake but again returns to life after a brief test.

At the top of the spire, The Hero of Bower Lake confronts Lucien and dismantles his power using the Music Box. The three heroes are set free, and the Hero of Bower Lake kills Lucien. Theresa appears and allows the hero to claim the wish of the completed spire. As Theresa stated in the Fate Cards, The Choice would come. Theresa offered three choices: Sacrifice, Love, or Wealth. After they all said their goodbyes, Theresa sent them wherever they desired from the spire. Theresa sends Hammer to the North and Garth and Reaver to the land of Samarkand to the East. Finally, Theresa claims the completed spire for herself and sends the Hero of Bower Lake back to the mainland.

And now it is time for you to leave. The world is yours to enjoy. But the Spire... is mine. Begone.
— Theresa


See the Future[]

In the See the Future DLC, the Hero of Bower Lake receives a model of the spire from Murgo the Trader. Using the model, the hero returned to the top of the spire. The hero stands before Theresa, who now controls the completed Spire. She can be seen reviewing magical threads that hold visions of the future. With the Spire at her command, Theresa can now see all possible futures.

Theresa greeted the Hero and stated that the spire had a gift for her too, as the future has always whispered to her. Then, Theresa presents the Hero with a glimpse of their future, showing the Hero as the monarch of Albion, with a loyal army and citizenry. Towards the end of the vision, the focus turned to a baby carriage, with Theresa standing next to it. A newborn lay inside, and Theresa mentioned the fate of Albion and Aurora before the vision ended. Afterwards, Theresa sent The Hero away from the spire for the last time. When the hero returns to land, Murgo reveals that Theresa was the "source" who provided all the magical items for him to sell.

Take care, Little Sparrow, and remember I am always here, always watching.
— Theresa


Little is known about this mysterious gypsy woman, other than she alone seems to understand how to stop Lucien's plan for world domination. She was there that day in Old Town to convince Rose to buy the music box and she was there to nurse you through your injuries in the days that followed. Theresa rarely ventures outside the Chamber of Fate in the Guild Cave, but her powers and your possession of the Bower Lake Tomb Seal allow her to communicate with you wherever you go. Whether or not she can fully be trusted is something you'll have to take a chance on...
— Fable II Official Strategy Guide Description


Fable III[]

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Theresa's portrait in Fable III.

Fifty years after the events of Fable II, Theresa offered her guidance to the youngest child of the late Hero of Bower Lake.

Theresa still resides in the Tattered Spire but makes an appearance in the realm known as the Road to Rule. It is here she guides the young Hero of Brightwall to begin the Albion revolution and overthrow their tyrant brother, Logan

After the Hero of Brightwall retrieves the Guild Seal, they teleport to the Road to Rule. This realm seems to be in a time of its own, not effecting time in the real world. When the Hero first arrives, Theresa appears before them introducing herself as the "Seer of the Spire". Theresa continues by saying she aided the Hero's parent during their greatest triumph.

As always, the seer is an elusive woman, telling the Hero only the basics of what they need to know. Theresa explains the Road to Rule and how it represents the path the Hero was born to take. At the end of the road, is the kingdom they were born to rule. Theresa explains how the Hero must gather followers and win over the support of the people. 

When the hero obtains the music box from the Reliquary, Theresa invites them back to the Road to Rule and congratulates them, as no one but a hero could have done so. She continues to speak of the challenge of leading the citizens against Logan, and the hero says they will make their sibling "pay for what he did." Theresa says it's not a matter of personal vengeance but rather a precaution against the danger of Logan's tyranny. The music box shows the hero the truth of Logan doing whatever he must to "his Albion" and how he "would see it destroyed before he surrendered it." Theresa uses this image to urge the hero to continue gaining Albion's support for its survival.

Each time the Hero succeeds a new milestone in their journey, Theresa summons them back to the Road to Rule to offer advice. Theresa makes many references that Albion is in danger with Logan on the throne.

After the Hero of Brightwall takes the throne, Logan is put on trial before their sibling. In Logan's defence, he claimed Theresa visited him after his return from Aurora and showed the terrible danger that is coming for Albion and will destroy it. Only after Logan's trial of fate does Theresa finally reveal the truth to the Hero of Brightwall. Theresa confirms Logan's claim and shows the Hero the future of the Darkness's attack. After Theresa shows the new monarch this vision, they confront her and ask why she never spoke of the true danger. Theresa stressed that only a hero wearing the crown could ensure Albion's survival.

With the pressure of having only one year to prepare, Theresa explains the two choices the hero could make. The first is a benevolent ruler spending the kingdom's gold to keep their promises. Keeping the promises would cause the Hero to rely on personal wealth for Albion's safety. The alternative would be to become a tyrant like Logan and break the promises made. This choice would ensure the safety of the citizens but would cost the hero's morality and allies. After a year, Theresa gives the Hero her final judgment before the coming attack. She tells the Hero to do what they were born to do. 

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Theresa appearing in the gardens of Bowerstone Castle.

During Sir Walter Beck's funeral, Theresa pauses time and appears in the garden of Bowerstone Castle. Theresa created the illusion of the world appearing "devoid of colour and life." She explained to the hero how the world would have looked like this if the Darkness had succeeded. She congratulates the hero on their triumph and explains what consequences or achievements they now face by keeping or breaking their promises. Before she leaves for the last time, the hero asks Theresa if the time has come for them to know their future. Theresa states that the "future will reveal itself when it is ready to do so." Time resumes, colour returns to the world, and Theresa disappears.

A child on whom the fate of Albion will depend one day, as will the fate of Aurora.
— Theresa


Theresa is the seer who resides in the Tattered Spire, far off the coast of Albion. Theresa played an important role in your father's defeat of Lucien and subsequent rise to power. Her motives are unknown, as are her true powers and identity. Theresa will escort you along the Road to Rule and be there to cast judgment when the time comes.
— Fable III Official Strategy Guide Description

Fable: Theresa (Short Story)[]

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This article or section contains information original to the novel Fable: Theresa, which is a licensed Fable work, but does not necessarily conform to Lionhead's Fable canon.

This short story is written by Peter David and is told from Theresa's point of view. 

Theresa had arrived in a small town called Ravenbeak. Here she sought to save a young seer named Anne. Arriving at the girl's home, Anne's mother, Elizabeth, greeted Theresa. Elizabeth had questioned Theresa's blindness and learned she was a seer. Elizabeth shared one of her childhood stories of the "Endless Walker, " a blind seer who people claimed lived forever. In the back of the home, the young seer Anne was devastatingly ill.

Anne was fighting her nightmarish dreams, ultimately visions of the future. The visions caused the girl to scream and have a substantial fever. Elizabeth begged Theresa to remove the visions. Theresa stated that she could not remove the "gift of prophecy" from Anne, but she knew of someone who could.

Theresa searched for a hero to be her escort. Theresa located a retired hero named Elijah Stane in the town pub. Elijah was full of guilt due to his failure to protect a young girl many years prior. Theresa convinced the drunk to redeem himself and escort her to the mountains of Ravenwing. There she could seek out the old sage named Raven, and ask for his aid to cure Anne.

When the two reached Ravenwing, they found old rocks covered by runes. The runes required the "blood of a hero". Although Elijah used his blood, he proved unsuccessful in triggering a response. However, Theresa used Elijah's dagger and slit the palm of her hand to bleed on the runes. A doorway within the rocks opened, and the two proceeded to enter.

While in the cave, Theresa could hear the loud sound of insects, rodents and the crackling sound of fire. At one moment, she could see with her eyes, which caused her to feel disoriented, for she had not had the sense of sight for a very long time. Elijah and Theresa encountered hollow men; Theresa attempted to take cover, hit something hard, and passed out. Theresa began hearing a voice that she discovered to be Raven. Raven gave Theresa a vial with an antidote to remove the power of foresight from Anne. In return, Raven required Theresa's "silence" about the forthcoming events.

Theresa awoke to find that she still had the vial in her pocket, but she was again blinded and could no longer see with her eyes. Elijah guided Theresa to a natural bridge with another set of runes on the other side. Theresa stated that "her sight beyond sight" could show her a nest of Rockmites was waiting for the two by the door. Theresa knew now that the price for Raven would be the life of Elijah Stane. Theresa knew she had to stay silent as Elijah walked to his death. As the Rockmites attacked and slew Elijah, he yelled to Theresa, "You made the right choice, blind girl!. I'd have traded me for the girl any day!". Elijah was a hero redeemed, for his blood opened the door across the natural bridge.

Theresa had returned to Anne and her mother and provided the antidote to remove Anne's powers. While Theresa received many thanks from the two, she could hear Raven laughing as she felt guilty. Elizabeth had asked where Elijah was so she may thank him. Theresa replied that she would pass along her thanks to him.

And the very last sight I had before it was taken from me forever was the expressionless mask of Jack of Blades, overseeing the punishment for what he saw was my lack of cooperation.
— Theresa


Fable Heroes[]

A picture of the Theresa Puppet from Fable Heroes.
Main article: Theresa (Fable Heroes)

Theresa appears as a playable character for the first time in the Fable series in the Xbox LIVE Arcade title, Fable Heroes. She is unlocked with Fable: The Journey, via gameplay on the same memory device and with the same profile. In the character introduction on Lionhead's website, Theresa is officially confirmed as a powerful Will user where it is also stated that her weapons of choice consist of the Force Push Spell Gauntlet and Fireball Spell Gauntlet.

Main article: Theresa (Fable Heroes)

Theresa appears as a playable character for the first time in the Fable series in the Xbox LIVE Arcade title, Fable Heroes. She is unlocked with Fable: The Journey, via gameplay on the same memory device and with the same profile. In the character introduction on Lionhead's website, Theresa is officially confirmed as a powerful Will user where it is also stated that her weapons of choice consist of the Force Push Spell Gauntlet and Fireball Spell Gauntlet.

Theresa the Blind, Seer of Albion. Sister to the Hero of Oakvale and descendant of the Archons, countless tales have been told of this mysterious woman. Apparently ageless, Theresa is a Will user of exceptional power, though she rarely acts directly. Her blindness proved a boon to Hero Doll producers everywhere, to whom her traumatic childhood encounter with Jack of Blades represents a chance to sell a line of accessories. This Theresa Doll is the ‘Blindfold’ edition, though the ‘Hooded Robe’, ‘Party Grandma’ and ‘Chicken Princess’ versions are also popular.
— Description of Theresa from Fable Friday

Fable: Edge of the World[]

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This article or section contains information original to the novel Fable: Edge of the World, which is a licensed Fable work, but does not necessarily conform to Lionhead's Fable canon.

Theresa does make a minor appearance at the very end of Fable: Edge of the World. The King of Albion has a dream and Theresa appears before him. Theresa holds her arms out and a dove lands on her right arm, and a raven on her left. Theresa then speaks "born a hero you were and a Hero you are. Darkness has indeed come to Albion and few there are and will yet be who can stand against it. But do not despair, King of Albion. The world has changed. The time approaches swiftly when Heroes are not born, they are made". Theresa then throws her arms up causing the birds to vanish. The King awakes to find two feathers, one white, one black. The King then understands that his dream was actually a vision.

Fable: The Journey[]

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Several years after the events of Fable III, an evil entity called the Corruptor slowly infects Albion. 

Wounded by the Corruptors' lieutenant, the Devourer, Theresa evacuated the Tattered Spire. Apprehensively running through a dark forest, Theresa encounters a young dweller driving his horse and carriage. She pleads for his help, though he attempts to abandon her due to the terrifying sound from the woods. Theresa calls out the dweller by his first name, Gabriel. He reluctantly returns to guide her back to his caravan. Theresa instructs the dweller to drive quickly toward the light to escape the Devourer. She warns Gabriel that anything the creature consumes will corrupt with evil.

Once they've escaped, Gabriel notices his horse, Seren, has a dark fragment in her right hip. Gabriel removes the splinter that caused Seren's discomfort. Gabriel asks Theresa how she knows his name. Theresa reveals herself as a seer but also alerts Gabriel that his horse is infected and will not survive. She informs him that he can heal his horse at a nearby cave known as the Spirit Chambers. Theresa warns Gabriel that saving Seren will come at a price. Out of desperation, Gabriel accepts the risk.

Inside the chambers lies the pool of sight. Theresa tells about the three heroes guarding the pool - Sol, the hero of light, Blaze, the hero of fire and Stone, the hero of the fallen. Long ago, these heroes sacrificed themselves to save Albion. The pool grants Gabriel a devastating vision but also awards him the gauntlets. Once Gabriel saves Seren's life, he accuses Theresa of tricking him, for the Gauntlets are now part of him. Theresa promises to remove the gauntlets if Gabriel can retrieve the first Willstone from a nearby temple. Gabriel agrees, and the two head off.

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The relationship between the dweller and the seer starts rough. Theresa shares her past and motives with Gabriel- something she has never done. Theresa shares that she has been Albion's overseer for five hundred years; it has been her duty and not a choice. Theresa states she is the last of the hero bloodline and all that remains of the "old order". Theresa also mentioned that she had seen "a thousand strands of possibilities" as she stood at the periphery of this world.

While going through Thorndeep - forest, Gabriel acknowledged Theresa's power of foresight but questioned how she could see where they were going. Theresa stated that "physical sight" is only one way of observing the world, and even though her eyes are long gone, she can see in "other ways". As they travel, they encounter a "fortune teller" named "Benny the Magnificent." As Benny begins to introduce himself, Theresa finishes his sentence and tells him what his future will be like within a week. Defeated by Theresa's foresight, Benny steps away and says he's needed on another plane. Driving away, Gabriel comments that Theresa was cruel to Benny. She responds, "What is crueller: My speaking the truth, or his telling lies?"

While nearing the Edgelands, Gabriel saves a man named Fergus, and they stay at his village for the night. Theresa begins to grow weaker as the night goes on. There is even a moment where she moans as she feels her wounds worsen. After witnessing the darkness of the Devourer, Fergus agrees to help Gabriel reach Blaze's temple, The Forge of Fire. Gabriel gets offended that Theresa acknowledges him as a Hero and states he was not born with mystical powers like her. Theresa explains that it may be hard to believe, but she was not born as she is now. Theresa shares how she was once a daughter and a sister. Theresa details how her village was burnt to the ground when she was young. Her father was murdered, and her mother dragged away was the last thing she saw before the "abomination", Jack of Blades, sliced out her eyes. Theresa reminisces on how Twinblade found her barely alive and how she joined his bandit clan. Twinblade protected her, but as she got older, she discovered her powers and ended up protecting him. Afterwards, Fergus and Gabriel travel to the temple to collect the Blaze's Willstone.

Following the death of Fergus, Gabriel defeated the Devourer. Theresa honours her promise to Gabriel and attempts to remove the gauntlets. Gabriel changes his mind and agrees to accept the responsibility to save Albion, and Theresa smiles cunningly. Theresa and Gabriel set off to find the next Willstone.

While travelling through Miremoor, Theresa explains how the Corruptor was created to Gabriel. The Corruptor is, in fact, a piece of the tainted soul of the first Archon and Hero, William Black. William's soul became infected during his time in the Void, but he was able to save Albion from enslavement by doing so. William had brought peace and therefore was crowned Archon of the Old Kingdom. However, the stain on his soul caused the Archon to waste away slowly, and his spirit twisted by "festering darkness." Finally, William gave up the crown and returned to the Void, where he could purge his soul of the evil spirit. Fortunately, William sealed the dark piece of his soul in the Void forever (or so he had hoped.) Over time, that demented spirit grew and continuously tried to re-enter the world to reclaim "his" throne. Theresa also mentioned the Corruptor's lieutenants, The Devourer and The Temptress. The third lieutenant was The Crawler, but the three heroes sealed the creature "beneath the earth" when it first emerged. Theresa stated that once he purged his soul, William Black was never seen again, "at least not in any form that those who knew him would recognize."

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As the two continue to look for the second temple, Bladebarrow, Theresa mentions that the hero, Stone, had many powerful descendants, including Hammer. The two meet up with the fortune teller Benny, and he accuses Theresa of "corporate sabotage" for the "tricks" she pulled before. He asks her if she's mad that he's been "stealing her customers." Benny attempts to reveal "truths" about Theresa and is defeated again. Gabriel says he is beginning to feel sorry for Benny, and Theresa replies that he "should have seen it coming." Before Gabriel collects Stone's Willstone, Theresa shares with him how she travelled to the East after Jack of Blades's death. She spent centuries studying in the great libraries of Samarkand. Here Theresa learned of the spire and how it may assist her in preventing anyone from suffering her fate again. She warns Gabriel of the Hollow Men and how they are possessed spirits that he will encounter at the temple.

Searching for the final Willstone, the two discover a young farm girl named Betty. Betty calls for aid in searching for her father after Hobbes attacked and killed her convoy. Theresa instructs Gabriel to use a ferry to reach Echo Hills, but Betty says a new bridge will get them there faster. The "shortcut" led the three through a haunted moor, and Betty cries, apologises, and claims she was only trying to help. After outsmarting the Toll keeper, the three settle and make camp. Theresa accidentally steps in as Gabriel and Betty kiss and says they need more firewood. Betty volunteers to collect more. At nightfall, Betty becomes abducted by a dark creature and whales for help. Theresa begins to think this creature is luring the two into a trap, and she has never sensed something this evil since the Devourer first emerged. Gabriel questions if it could be the Temptress. Theresa worries and says if it is, then her power of foresight is indeed diminishing. Theresa stresses to Gabriel that the darkest powers can take many forms. Unexpectedly, they find Betty at The Prism, the temple that contains Sol's Willstone. Once Gabriel collects the Willstone, it is clear that Betty lured the seer and the dweller into a trap. Betty reveals herself as the Corrupter's bride - The Temptress.

Theresa begins to lose hope due to her failure to foresee the Temptress's disguise and her arrival. Theresa looks at the Temptress and asks how she could have hidden from her. The Temptress taunts Theresa asking her if she can feel the corruption poisoning her soul, causing her to be truly blind. Finally, the Temptress throws Theresa up against a rock, telling her she failed. Gabriel defeats the Temptress's trials of illusions, which ultimately downfalls the Temptress herself.

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The two confused and ashamed; Gabriel and Theresa sit by the fire quietly. Gabriel admits to Theresa that he started having feelings for "Betty" and apologizes for putting him and the seer in danger. Theresa replies that it is easy to be driven by emotions. Theresa shares one of her darkest secrets with Gabriel and one of her most profound burdens. Learning of the Tattered Spire, Theresa resolved to have it rebuilt and use its power to protect Albion from evil. It was with this in mind that the blind seer finally returned home and sought out someone with the means to rebuild the spire. The mayor of Bowerstone, at the time, Lord Lucien Fairfax, had lost his daughter and wife, to a terrible virus. Theresa used Lucien's grief and manipulated him into rebuilding the Spire to resurrect his family.

Lucien's grief converted into obsession, desiring more from the spire than his family's return. Lucien also wanted to control Albion and replace it with something unrecognisable. Lucien killed many innocent enslaved people within the spire that failed to follow his obedience. Lucien had also killed Sparrow's sister Rose because their heroic bloodline threatened the reconstruction. Theresa, once again, used Sparrow's grief to overthrow Lucien once he completed the spire. Theresa was ultimately responsible for all the innocent deaths, which awoke the Corruptor from his slumber. Once she claimed the spire, Theresa shed tears when she realised the actual cost of her plan. Gabriel asks Theresa how she could let all those people die. Theresa closes her story by saying she will always bear the burden of Rose, Lucien's family, and the slaves of the spire, but their deaths show her without sacrifice, there can be no victory. Gabriel claims there is always another way, but Theresa replies that she "only wishes there were."

The final objective for the dweller and the seer was to reach the spire. The spire is where Gabriel could confront the Corruptor and seal the rift leading into the void. Theresa admits to Gabriel that the wound the devourer dealt her is beginning to tighten its grip around her soul. She adds that it is taking all of her strength to fight it. Gabriels says he will find a way to heal her after the journey. Theresa conveys the story of the three heroes and how Sol, Blaze, and Stone attempted to seal the rift that the first spire had created. The rift was a tear in the fabric between Albion and the void. The night before the Corruptor's emergence, the heroes attempt to seal the rift by channelling their power into the void. The combined power shattered the spire, crystallised the heroes into Willstones, and devastated the Old Kingdom. Theresa confirms that the first wish of the spire did not cause the old kingdom's devastation - which she formerly believed. Gaining control of the spire allowed Theresa to see the truth.

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Theresa and Gabriel teleporting to the spire.

Nearing the spire, the two come to a cullis gate. Theresa confesses to Gabriel that only the two can travel to the spire. Seren would be too much for Theresa to transport as her powers are weak. Gabriel angrily begins to deny the entire quest and accuses Theresa of having pre-knowledge of abandoning Seren. Theresa convinces Gabriel by teaching him how all the heroes in the fables have had to make sacrifices, which is why their story endures. Gabriel defeats the remaining creatures and reluctantly agrees as he says his goodbyes to Seren. Gabriel takes Theresa's hand and the two teleport to the spire.

The Heroes in your fables, each of them faced impossible choices, made sacrifices. It's why their stories endure, why the world endures.
— Theresa


When Gabriel and Theresa reach the Spire, Theresa claims she has finally found a way to defeat the Corruptor. She orders Gabriel to shine the light "through" her. Theresa stands on the central pedestal in the spire's main chamber, and Gabriel lights the four crystals surrounding her. With Theresa imbued with light, she rises in the air, and the corrupter's harbingers begin to invade the spire. Gabriel protects Theresa while she counties to rise. Once completed, Theresa makes a wish and states that her time in this world is over and that a new age is upon us. She then gives the heart of the Spire to Gabriel and vanishes. Gabriel absorbs Theresa's powers into the gauntlets and defeats the Corruptor. Gabriel then finds Theresa's blindfold in the sand, revealing Gabriel himself to now be blind.

How do we succeed, Gabriel? We Believe.
— Theresa


Powers & Abilities[]

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Born as a descendant of the Archons, Theresa has lived an incredibly long life, surpassing six centuries. However, it is unknown how she has been able to live this long, considering her younger brother has been presumed dead for much of her life. Although many of her abilities are witnessed throughout the series, much remains unknown. Theresa has always been a woman of mystery. Even in Fable: The Journey, Gabriel calls her out for being "cryptic." Once she claimed the spire, she used its power to enhance her abilities by seeing "all possible futures." [7]

Theresa is a powerful seer and gifted in the ways of Will. She tells Gabriel that foresight is not only the ability to see the future, but the ability to know when to act. Theresa has used magic primarily when she teleports and has used incantations to unlock barriers. [8][9] In addition, she has proven to be an excellent scholar, studying the Old Kingdom for centuries and being able to read the Old Kingdom language.[10] Theresa appears gifted in card reading as she could use "fate cards" to instruct The Hero of Bower Lake for their quest and future. (The card design was also the context theme for Fable II, as Theresa was also the narrator.)

Theresa may have been a powerful Illusionist;[11] not only could she appear to Lucien in his dreams,[5][12] but The Road to Rule seemed to be an artificial reality, consisting of her, the outline of Bowerstone Castle, and The Hero of Brightwall. Furthermore, she could stop time and appear only to the hero in the gardens of the real Bowerstone Castle, where she created the illusion of the gardens looking "devoid of colour and life." Theresa was the "source" who provided Mystical Murgo with all his old kingdom relics. The snow globe, skull, spire statue, and colosseum sent the hero to wherever Theresa desired, most being artificial locations.

Theresa may have used Strength when she protected her bandit camp from brigands, as her story fresco shows her using a sword against them. However, Theresa also shows remarkable resilience, withstanding the pain of her eyes sliced out and surviving three days in the woods. Theresa is fully capable of defending herself, as she killed Palgan, the nomad, for trying to steal her power of prophecy. Though wounded, Theresa escaped the Devourer upon the creature's emergence from the void. She also mentioned that fighting the soul-gripping wound the Devourer dealt her took all her strength.

Theresa's power of Skill can relate to the branch of Guile. She has used her premonition to manipulate and influence others to her benefit masterfully - no matter how intelligent the individual may be. Although blind, Theresa can manoeuvre extremely well and even said she can see without physical sight.[5]

Appearance[]

Theresa has many different appearances throughout the Fable series. One trait she carries with each outfit is the x-cross by her waist, either by a robe or sash.

Fable[]

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Theresa in Fable

Theresa has red pigtails with blue eyes and freckles. She wears a red poncho with a white dress bottom with a red flower design and red sandals.

After Jack of Blades blinds her, she is seen in an orange breastplate with matching ankle-spiked boots and gloves that almost reach her upper arms. She wears a white and red dress bottom, and her red hair with black highlights is now a straight bob and comes past her chin. She wears a white blindfold to cover her eyes and has red tattoos on her arms that symbolise rose flowers and thorns. She has a tattoo on her forehead of an eye and another of a handprint covering her stomach and belly button.

Fable II[]

We used a few hooks and links to the original Fable in the sequel. One of the main ones was the use of Theresa, who was the Hero's blind sister in Fable 1. She is now a strange, ageless, wandering fortune teller in Albion who acts as the player's guide throughout the game... but there's more to her than a simple tutorial, quest giving device... she has secrets and her motives aren't particularly clear.
— John McCormack (Fable II Art Director)

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Theresa's complete character concept in Fable II.

In the promotional trailer for Fable II, Theresa wore a green, oriental-styled hat and a green cloak and held a butterfly catcher, none of which appeared in the game. She also seemed much younger.

In the finished game, Theresa wears a red hood with an ivory stripe down the centre, white thread around the upper trim, and extends as a scarf past her chest on each side. She wears matching robes and a corset with a crop top attached to her hood that covers her shoulders, back, and upper arms. The robes come down just above her ankles, with ivory fringes hanging off the edges. The lower part of the robe, by her thighs, has gold coins that hang off the trim. She wears gold and silver rings on every finger, both thumbs and three matching coloured necklaces. She wears matching red bracers on both arms, thick golden bracelets on her right forearm, and two thin bracelets on her left wrist. She wears wide ankle bracelets and flat red shoes with a brown buckle. Theresa wears two gold hoop earrings, and her eyes are solid white. Her hair appears red and braided behind her hood. She speaks deeply and locks her hands together, holding her palms open by her waist. She has a long sharp nose and wears feint red lipstick.

Fable III[]

Theresa's appearance is almost identical to Fable II, except her white eyeballs are gone, and now she has black open sockets.

Fable: The Journey[]

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Theresa 3D Model from Fable: The Journey

In Fable: The Journey, Theresa's appearance changes significantly from previous titles but has noticeable references to her Fable and Fable II/III appearances.

Theresa has short black hair (no longer red) in a bun with silver beads. She wears a maroon blindfold, and her hood is down by her back. Theresa wears one bracer on her left arm and red bracelets on her right arm. She wears only two necklaces now rather than three. Theresa is wearing a white and red dress bottom while it appears she has her robe tied around her waist. She seems to have a bandage on her right arm. Instead of ankle bracelets or shoes, she now travels barefoot. She also appears to look much younger, and skin much paler.

In the promotional trailer for Fable: The Journey, Theresa wears her hood over her head but only wears it down in the game. Her blindfold also has a different design in the trailer compared to the game.

Notes[]

  • Theresa is the only character to appear in all of the trilogy Fable games as well as A Hero's Tale and Fable: The Journey.
    • Interestingly, every trilogy Fable game (and Fable: The Journey) ends with Theresa discussing or presenting the heroes with their final choices.
  • Although Theresa has demonstrated her capabilities of using the three hero disciplines, she was not trained by the Heroes' Guild nor completed a quest known to earn herself the title of "Hero."
  • In Fable II she has blue glowing eyes instead of sockets as if her eyes were never lost. It is unknown how she got her eyes back, although it is possible that she can still see using the Will itself.
  • In Fable II Theresa mentions that the bandit raid occurred 600 years before the first entrance to Wraithmarsh (previously Oakvale.) Theresa is older than the bandit raid, as she was there when it happened. (Fable 1) "Six Hundred years ago, bandits attacked the village, and burned it to the ground." According to this, that would make Theresa 700 years old by Fable: The Journey.
  • During the Childhood quest in Fable II, it is Theresa who convinces Rose and the Hero to buy the music box, as they otherwise wouldn't have. Either Murgo or Theresa must have informed Lucien who bought the music box, as no one else is aware.
  • In Fable II See the Future DLC, Theresa carries a sad facial expression when she asks the hero to take her hand. This corresponds with what she mentioned in Fable: The Journey and how she shed tears after realizing the cost of the spire.
  • Lucien's diary refers to dreams of a blind, hooded, woman. 
  • In Fable II, as the three heroes leave the spire, Theresa only says goodbye to Hammer, "Farwell Hammer." A small highlight of Theresa and Hammer spending ten years together while The Hero of Bower Lake rescued Garth. Though not the friendliest relationship, the two grew relatively close enough for Theresa to mention her again in Fable: The Journey.
  • In Fable II, one of the books called "The Hero of Oakvale" talks about the old hero, and that his bloodline continued. It predicted that a hero from his bloodline would one day save Albion when he was needed. This refers to Sparrow and is evidence of him being related to Theresa.
  • There is strong evidence implying that Theresa may have served both sides in Fable II. Theresa admitted to Gabriel that she convinced Lucien to rebuild the Old Kingdom's, Tattered Spire. Theresa could have possibly continued to assist Lucien during his twenty years of rebuilding the spire. This would explain how Lucien knew Rose and Sparrow purchased the music box, how a spire guard found Hammer at the temple of light, how Lucien knew to attack Bloodstone, and why Theresa disappeared shortly before Lucien's arrival on Hero Hill. Lucien also responded that he "merely listened" when asked by Hammer, where Theresa was - though she could have spoken to him through the visions he mentions in his diary.
    • In Bowerstone Market, Theresa tells Sparrow that Lucien "found documents" that foretold of one who would stop him using the spire. Considering the information Theresa admitted to in Fable: The Journey, it can be believed that she was the "documents" thus lying to Sparrow.
  • It is a strange irony that both Lucien and Theresa shared a similar mentality for the spire's reconstruction, for both saw innocent deaths necessary for their separate purpose for the completed spire.
  • There is a hero doll of Theresa. She is the only character with a doll to have an alternate model. (Fable 2-3 appearance and Fable: The Journey appearance.)
  • In Fable II one can hear the female children saying, "No! It's just like my dream, bandits are burning down my home, and my mother is nowhere to be found." This is a reference to Theresa from Fable.
  • It is possible that the opponent player named Theresa in the Fable II Pub Gamesis intended to be Theresa herself.
  • In Fable II, upon the first time the hero is injured, Theresa will sometimes quote the Guildmaster of the original Fable by saying, "You are badly wounded. Consume healing potions or food to heal.".
  • If the player attacks Theresa in Fable II, she will sometimes giggle, hum, or growl ferociously, then say, "Your attacks will have no effects. Remember yourself." Scythe says a similar thing to the Hero of Oakvale in Snowspire. Since both have lived for extremely long periods of time and are apparently invincible even to the strongest of heroes, they may have gained immortality the same way.
  • In Fable II, if the player uses expressions near her, she will say, "You remind me of someone I knew once, long, long ago." possibly referring to her brother, The Hero of Oakvale.
  • In Fable II, the center Shadow Judge in the Shadow Court has the exact copy of Theresa's character model and movement characteristics. The only difference between the two is their voice and appearance having glowing red eyes and being a transparent shadow figure. 
    • During a February 2020 Twitch livestream by streamer RTGame, this similarity was brought up, and a former Lionhead employee under the username Lionbum71 in the chat dismissed the reuse of assets as "utter laziness".
  • In Fable III, Theresa has the same type of eyes as an evil hero or just no eyes, just black sockets.
  • In Fable III, the player can dig up a portrait of Theresa in Millfields where the old gypsy camp was in Fable II.
  • In Fable: The Journey, Theresa discusses many of her burdens of guilt, including the death of the slaves of the spire. Canonicity speaking, this may mean Sparrow may not have chosen the "Sacrifice" ending at the end of Fable II.
  • Based on the facts from Fable: The Journey, Theresa has proved to take advantage of someone’s grief on many occasions. (Lucien, Sparrow, Hammer, Logan, Elijah Stane and Gabriel) this shows how particularly skilled Theresa is at manipulation.
  • In Fable: The Journey Theresa states she is the last of the hero bloodline, all that remains of the "old order". Despite this, she fails to mention Scythe who is still wondering about the world and is prominent among even the ancient heroes.

Trivia[]

  • Zoë Wanamaker voiced Theresa throughout the entire Fable series, with the exception of Jo Wyatt voicing Theresa in the first Fable game. (Including TLC and Anniversary editions.)
  • Concept Art and articles for the original Fable before its release, hinted at the option of choosing a male or female Hero. Eventually, the developers realised how much resources the male hero already took up, so instead of giving you the option to become a female hero, said female hero ended up becoming the character Theresa instead.
  • In the Fable game files, there is a note from Scarlet Robe that heavily implies that The Old Adventurer from Lookout Point was intended to be her brother. (and Theresa's uncle.) Unfortunately, this content never made it to the official game, and unknown how it would have played out considering that he would be another descendent to the Archon bloodline.
  • In promotional photos of Fable II, Theresa wore a green, oriental styled hat, a green cloak, and held a butterfly catcher, none of which appeared in the game. She also appeared much younger than she was in the finished game.
  • In Fable: The Journey, there is cut dialogue from Theresa and early illustrations from her story memories. The first story appears to initially have an image of her where her appearance matches almost identical to her Fable II robes and eyes. As she tells the story of Jack of Blades, there is cut dialogue of her saying, "The steel felt like ice as it cut" and "But even after they took my eyes, I would not give them what they sought...","I could never betray my brother no matter the sacrifice."
  • Theresa highly resembles Kreia from the role-playing game Star Wars: Knights of The Old Republic 2: The Sith Lords. Both possess similar manipulations during the background of the storyline. They two are also blind.
  • Theresa is very similar to the mythological Tiresias. Outside of having similar names, both are blind seers, they appear only to heroes, and both seem to be immortal.
  • Her name is derived from the Greek "to harvest", which could link to the farm/country like the region of Oakvale.

Video[]

Theresa's first appearance in Fable II (at the 3:03 mark, to the left)


Gallery[]

References[]

Fable, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Fable II, Lucien's Diary, Fable III, Fable Heroes, Fable: Theresa, Fable: Edge of the World, Fable: The Journey

  1. Theresa did not reveal the wish she made in Fable: The Journey, making her fate unknown.
  2. Theresa's Letter / Fable
  3. Fable II Quest - Stranded (She mentions the bandit raid on Oakvale occurred 600 years ago.)
  4. Sisters' Diary
  5. 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 Fable: The Journey
  6. Fable: TLC Snowspire Oracle
  7. Fable II - See the Future DLC
  8. Fable - removing the cage on her brother in the Hook Coast.
  9. Fable:The Journey - She was speaking the incantation for Gabriel to enter the Spirit Chambers.
  10. Fable II - The Bargain
  11. Illusion is not unheard of in Fable, as Briar Rose and the Temptress were able to use such related tactics.
  12. Lucien's Diary
  13. Ye' Olde Art Book - Fable II concept art book


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