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Through the first two seasons of the series, Hale was [[Dyson]]'s partner on the police force at the 39th Division but held a secret that he did not reveal for some time. Hale had a title in Fae society of a Baronet of noble blood as he was of Clan Zamora, which was his family's clan name. Hale ignored his political connections for the most part through the series until the Third Season when he was placed into the role of the [[The Ash|The Acting Ash]] upon the death of [[Lachlan]], the previous Ash. He became friends with [[Kenzi]] as the series progressed, the two of them seeing themselves as "sidekicks" to [[Bo]] and [[Dyson]] initially, but over time a strong relationship emerged between them. | Through the first two seasons of the series, Hale was [[Dyson]]'s partner on the police force at the 39th Division but held a secret that he did not reveal for some time. Hale had a title in Fae society of a Baronet of noble blood as he was of Clan Zamora, which was his family's clan name. Hale ignored his political connections for the most part through the series until the Third Season when he was placed into the role of the [[The Ash|The Acting Ash]] upon the death of [[Lachlan]], the previous Ash. He became friends with [[Kenzi]] as the series progressed, the two of them seeing themselves as "sidekicks" to [[Bo]] and [[Dyson]] initially, but over time a strong relationship emerged between them. | ||
Hale believed that Fae should live with humanity as equals, but his family, notably his father Sturgis and his sister Val, did not agree with him. According to [[Lachlan]], Hale had a centuries old obligation to serve The Ash, but since becoming The Ash for a period of time it is unclear if this obligation still exists. Hale's family was one of the noble [[Fae]] families and had significant political importance in the Fae community at large. According to the past that Hale has spoken of in the series, there had been friction between himself and his father for many years. Some of this tension might have existed because his Father and sister were Pombero, which were apparently the natural enemy of Sirens. His sister, Val, in the past used her ability to mute sound to rob Hale of his voice during many of their arguments.<ref>As seen in the episode ''[[The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire]]''</ref> Hale's mother was a Siren, but died sometime in the past before the series began. | Hale believed that Fae should live with humanity as equals, but his family, notably his father Sturgis and his sister Val, did not agree with him. According to [[Lachlan]], Hale had a centuries old obligation to serve The Ash, but since becoming The Ash for a period of time it is unclear if this obligation still exists. Hale's family was one of the noble [[Fae (Lost Girl)|Fae]] families and had significant political importance in the Fae community at large. According to the past that Hale has spoken of in the series, there had been friction between himself and his father for many years. Some of this tension might have existed because his Father and sister were Pombero, which were apparently the natural enemy of Sirens. His sister, Val, in the past used her ability to mute sound to rob Hale of his voice during many of their arguments.<ref>As seen in the episode ''[[The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire]]''</ref> Hale's mother was a Siren, but died sometime in the past before the series began. | ||
His final current appearance in the series was in the third season finale ''[[Those Who Wander]]'' during which he lost his position as The Ash, saved [[Kenzi]]’s life, and helped [[Trick]] to escape from danger. He also made a deal with [[Vex]] to remove [[The Morrigan]] from her position with the [[Dark Fae]] in order to remove her as a threat to Fae peace. The implications of all of these actions are yet to be revealed in the series. All evidence is that he will appear again in the fourth season when it airs. | His final current appearance in the series was in the third season finale ''[[Those Who Wander]]'' during which he lost his position as The Ash, saved [[Kenzi]]’s life, and helped [[Trick]] to escape from danger. He also made a deal with [[Vex]] to remove [[The Morrigan]] from her position with the [[Dark Fae]] in order to remove her as a threat to Fae peace. The implications of all of these actions are yet to be revealed in the series. All evidence is that he will appear again in the fourth season when it airs. | ||
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 The Light Fae Hale, Ex-Ash, Former partner of Dyson | |
| First appearance |
It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World |
| Last appearance |
Those Who Wander |
| Portrayed by |
K.C. Collins |
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| Nickname(s) | Detective Hale, The Ash |
| Aliases | William Haley François Santiago |
| Species | Siren |
| Gender | Male |
| Spouse(s) | None |
| Children | None |
| Relatives |
Sturgis Santiago (Father) Mrs. Santiago (Mother, Deceased) Val Santiago (Sister) |
| Appeared In | 38 Episodes |
| Aligned | Light Fae |
| Fate | Current in Series - Last seen making a deal with Vex to overthrow The Morrigan |
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Lost Girl is a Canadian developed and produced television series which premiered in the 2010 season on the television channel Showcase.
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Hale, proper name William Haley François Santiago, also known as Detective Hale, was the name of a character that appeared in the Lost Girl television series who was at one time Dyson's partner and also was acting as The Ash during the Third Season of the series. Hale has appeared in a total of ten First Season episodes, twenty-one Second Season episodes and seven Third Season episodes. He was Light Fae in nature and specifically a Siren. The role was played by the actor K.C. Collins. He first appeared in the premiere episode of the series It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World where he acted as Detective Hale, the partner of Dyson, who were in search of Bo, who had killed a human in public which brought her to the attention of the Fae leadership. With Hale's help, Dyson was able to bring both Bo and Kenzi into the world of the Fae.
Through the first two seasons of the series, Hale was Dyson's partner on the police force at the 39th Division but held a secret that he did not reveal for some time. Hale had a title in Fae society of a Baronet of noble blood as he was of Clan Zamora, which was his family's clan name. Hale ignored his political connections for the most part through the series until the Third Season when he was placed into the role of the The Acting Ash upon the death of Lachlan, the previous Ash. He became friends with Kenzi as the series progressed, the two of them seeing themselves as "sidekicks" to Bo and Dyson initially, but over time a strong relationship emerged between them.
Hale believed that Fae should live with humanity as equals, but his family, notably his father Sturgis and his sister Val, did not agree with him. According to Lachlan, Hale had a centuries old obligation to serve The Ash, but since becoming The Ash for a period of time it is unclear if this obligation still exists. Hale's family was one of the noble Fae families and had significant political importance in the Fae community at large. According to the past that Hale has spoken of in the series, there had been friction between himself and his father for many years. Some of this tension might have existed because his Father and sister were Pombero, which were apparently the natural enemy of Sirens. His sister, Val, in the past used her ability to mute sound to rob Hale of his voice during many of their arguments.[1] Hale's mother was a Siren, but died sometime in the past before the series began.
His final current appearance in the series was in the third season finale Those Who Wander during which he lost his position as The Ash, saved Kenzi’s life, and helped Trick to escape from danger. He also made a deal with Vex to remove The Morrigan from her position with the Dark Fae in order to remove her as a threat to Fae peace. The implications of all of these actions are yet to be revealed in the series. All evidence is that he will appear again in the fourth season when it airs.
Character History
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Hale's history before the time of the series according to him, was a series of arguments with his father and family. However, his mother told him that he could be more than others expected of him and through her support he became involved with the human Police Force, eventually meeting Dyson and becoming his partner for many years.
Hale's first appearance was in the series premiere It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World where he was introduced as Dyson's partner in the police force. In this episode, Hale was first seen to use his powers to render Bo and Kenzi unconscious. Little other information was given about him however. The following episode Where There's a Will, There's a Fae revealed that Hale was somewhat adventurous sexually and seemed to admit to Dyson that he had used his powers to have his way with women in the past. Hale encouraged Dyson to see a psychiatrist during Faetal Attraction when he admitted that he was overwhelmed with the Fae, humanity and as well his new relationship with Bo. It is also in this episode that it is confirmed that Hale is a Siren.
Powers and Abilities
Hale is a Siren and his powers are based on his voice. He can, as was shown in the episode Faetal Attraction use a simple whistle to control others. How this is done seems to be a combination of attraction to the sound he makes and possibly interfering with the ability of the person to think clearly when the sounds he makes overwhelms their senses. It has also been shown that he can duplicate musical notes exactly,[2] cure hangovers,[3] and cauterize a wound.[4] It is unclear what exactly Hale's powers are as a whole, but they are all sound based in some way, shape or form. This includes having perfect pitch and the ability to recognize any note or sound. Besides his Siren abilities, Hale is an expert detective, is highly intelligent, and has experience with Fae politics through his family's position in Fae society.
Appearances in the Lost Girl Series
First Season
- It's a Fae, Fae, Fae, Fae World
- Where There's a Will, There's a Fae
- Faetal Attraction
- Dead Lucky
- Food for Thought
- ArachnoFaebia
- The Mourning After
- Faetal Justice
- (Dis)Members Only
- Blood Lines
Second Season
- Something Wicked This Fae Comes
- I Fought the Fae (And the Fae Won)
- Scream a Little Dream
- Mirror, Mirror
- BrotherFae of the Wolves
- It's Better to Burn Out Than Fae Away
- Fae Gone Wild
- Death Didn't Become Him
- Original Skin
- Raging Fae
- Can't See the Fae-Rest
- Masks
- Barometz. Trick. Pressure.
- Midnight Lamp
- Table for Fae
- School's Out
- The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire
- Truth and Consequences
- Lachlan's Gambit
- Into the Dark
- Flesh and Blood
Third Season
- Caged Fae
- SubterrFaenean
- ConFaegion
- Fae-de To Black
- Adventures In Fae-bysitting
- Hail, Hale
- Those Who Wander
Information revealed in the series
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References
- ↑ As seen in the episode The Girl Who Fae'd With Fire
- ↑ In the episode Midnight Lamp
- ↑ In the episode It's Better to Burn Out Than Fae Away
- ↑ In the episode Flesh and Blood
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