Mr. Crow

Mr. Crow is the one who sends Magpie, his daughter, to Number 11, Little Street, with her girl scout cookies to sell and a blank tarot card in her pocket.

Description
Mr. Crow has an eye for the finer things, and a knack for making decisions that bring luck.

he is a cherokee native man

He has darker skin than Magpie, and has dyed half his hair ginger to match his child. His eyes gleam yellow, and when he grins his canines may stand out.

Mr. Crow was the one who birthed Magpie; her other father, a priest, having died beforehand. When he speaks of his dead counterpart, Mr. Crow's tone is strange, and he may call him: "'a blue jay with a robin in his title,""a quiet and praying reflection of Eurydice'"To Magpie, Mr. Crow's voice is comforting. He calls her "spiderlily" as a term of affection. She thinks of him as an understanding person.

When presented with the card that now contains the Monster his daughter encountered, he laughs happily, and frames it to hang it on the wall with many others who are similar.