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'''Ramsley '''was the [[England|English]] [[butler]] of [[Edward Gracey]], whom he would refer to as [[Master Gracey]]. |
'''Ramsley '''was the [[England|English]] [[butler]] of [[Edward Gracey]], whom he would refer to as [[Master Gracey]]. |
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Revision as of 04:28, 23 January 2012
Ramsley, butler of Gracey Manor
"I'm afraid there will be no leaving the mansion tonight."
—Ramsley to the Evers family
Ramsley was the English butler of Edward Gracey, whom he would refer to as Master Gracey.
He was a friend of Edward's father, George Gracey. After George died, Ramsley became a father figure to Edward.
Ramsley disapproved of Edward's relationship with Elizabeth Henshaw, fearing it would cause a scandal and tarnish the Gracey legacy. He murdered Elizabeth by offering her a poisoned cup of wine, and made it appear as though she had committed suicide.
After Ramsley died, his ghost haunted Gracey Manor. When the truth was revealed to Edward about what Ramsley had done to Elizabeth, Ramsley was pulled into Hell by a fiery demon.