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Mr. Burgess
Gender	Male
Type	Mauzhertz
Status	Deceased
Comments	Mr. Burgess was deceased before "Of Mouse and Man" began. His son Martin, whom he had dominated and abused all of Martin's life, saw his father during times of stress when he looked at other people or, in one case, when he saw his own reflection in a mirror.

Leonard Drake
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Deceased
Comments	Leonard Drake was a man with a tendency toward violence. After he became angry at Natalie Haverstraw, Martin Burgess intervened. Drake followed Burgess to the apartment unit garage, threatening violence. Burgess caught Drake unaware and killed him. In Burgess's eyes, Drake was his (Burgess's) father.

Mason Snyder
Gender	Male
Type	Lausenschlange
Status	Deceased
Comments	Mason Snyder was a personal injury attorney residing in an apartment building managed by Forest McLeary. Nick Burkhardt and Hank Griffin interviewed Snyder about his knowledge of the death of Leonard Drake; he denied any knowledge except that there had been an argument. During the interview, Snyder received a telephone call and Nick saw him morph into his Lausenschlange form while talking to the unidentified caller. Later, Martin Burgess found Snyder helping Natalie Haverstraw with her move. Burgess went down to the parking garage. Snyder followed Burgess and started strangling him, only to be interrupted by the arrival of a couple entering their car. Snyder went to his office and Burgess arrived. Snyder belittled Burgess about being a Mauzhertz. The two fought briefly, and Snyder easily had the upper hand. But when Snyder saw Burgess cowering, he stopped fighting and was about to let the small man scurry away rather than finishing the fight. This was a mistake, because Burgess was a serial killer who used his pathetic appearance to kill. In Burgess's eye, Snyder became his (Burgess's) father. Burgess picked up a trophy and used it to beat Snyder to death.

Forest McLeary
Actor	J.W. Crawford
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	Forest McLeary managed the apartment building where, Leonard Drake, Natalie Haverstraw, Martin Burgess, Mr. Burgess, and Mason Snyder lived. He let Nick Burkhardt and Hank Griffin into two apartments, Drake's and the Burgesses'.

Woman
Actor	Jill Westerby
Gender	Female
Type	Eisbiber
Status	Living
Comments	Woman is the wife of John Oblinger (in Leave It To The Beavers, you see the house where John lives. It's the same house Juliette went to). She sat in a pickup truck with an unidentified man and photographed Nick's Home.

Andy Salazar
Actor	Enrique Arias
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Deceased
Comments	Andy Salazar was the owner of a garage. He had an argument with Martin Burgess. When Martin became angry enough to kill Salazar, Salazar took on the appearance of Martin's father.

Officer
Actor	Tai Sammons
Gender	Female
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The Officer is outside Mason Snyder's office, where he had been found murdered.

Maitre d'
Actor	Aaron Fitzgerald
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The Maitre d' told Martin Burgess that there was no space available in a restaurant until properly tipped.

Father
Actor	Leigh Guyer
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The four family members were a distraction in a restaurant; Martin Burgess hit Father.

Mother
Actor	Brandi Hicks
Gender	Female
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The four family members were a distraction in a restaurant; Martin Burgess hit Father.

Son
Actor	Diego Velazquez
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The four family members were a distraction in a restaurant; Martin Burgess hit Father.

Daughter
Actor	Ellia White
Gender	Female
Type	Human
Status	Living
Comments	The four family members were a distraction in a restaurant; Martin Burgess hit Father.

Of Mouse and Man/Co-stars

Mason Snyder
Actor	Doug Brooks
Gender	Male
Type	Lausenschlange
Status	Deceased
Comments	Mason Snyder was a personal injury attorney residing in an apartment building managed by Forest McLeary. Nick Burkhardt and Hank Griffin interviewed Snyder about his knowledge of the death of Leonard Drake; he denied any knowledge except that there had been an argument. During the interview, Snyder received a telephone call and Nick saw him morph into his Lausenschlange form while talking to the unidentified caller. Later, Martin Burgess found Snyder helping Natalie Haverstraw with her move. Burgess went down to the parking garage. Snyder followed Burgess and started strangling him, only to be interrupted by the arrival of a couple entering their car. Snyder went to his office and Burgess arrived. Snyder belittled Burgess about being a Mauzhertz. The two fought briefly, and Snyder easily had the upper hand. But when Snyder saw Burgess cowering, he stopped fighting and was about to let the small man scurry away rather than finishing the fight. This was a mistake, because Burgess was a serial killer who used his pathetic appearance to kill. In Burgess's eye, Snyder became his (Burgess's) father. Burgess picked up a trophy and used it to beat Snyder to death.

Leonard Drake
Actor	Gavin Hoffman
Gender	Male
Type	Human
Status	Deceased
Comments	Leonard Drake was a man with a tendency toward violence. After he became angry at Natalie Haverstraw, Martin Burgess intervened. Drake followed Burgess to the apartment unit garage, threatening violence. Burgess caught Drake unaware and killed him. In Burgess's eyes, Drake was his (Burgess's) father.

Mr. Burgess
Actor	Ebbe Roe Smith
Gender	Male
Type	Mauzhertz
Status	Deceased
Comments	Mr. Burgess was deceased before "Of Mouse and Man" began. His son Martin, whom he had dominated and abused all of Martin's life, saw his father during times of stress when he looked at other people or, in one case, when he saw his own reflection in a mirror.