Edgar

Edgar (also known as The Two-Faced Man) is a character THE SPIRIT OF URSULA SERIES!. He is the lone survivor of the house fire that took his fiancée Ursula away from him. Ever since he has visited her at 11:34 at night, a time in which he tells Jesse and Parker is the time in which she is "whole again." "I'm not threatening you... but you may be sorry."

- Edgar after Jesse's refusal to help him.

He was portrayed by Jeffrey Ridgway Sr.

Early Life
Edgar was in love with Ursula, he cherished her with all of his heart, and unfortunately lost her to a fire circa thirty years before the events of the haunted series after Luke set their house on fire. It is said that Luke, Ursula's supposed abusive ex-boyfriend, found out about Ursula and Edgar's affair, setting the house alight which killed Ursula and burnt the left side of Edgar's face before hanging himself thereafter. This event left Edgar without the love of his life and severely disfigured, hurt and distraught.

THE SPIRIT OF URSULA SERIES!
"She's not crazy, she just wants out. You have to help her!"

- Edgar in ENCOUNTER WITH EDGAR!.

Edgar was first introduced thirty years later on video in THE TWO-FACED MAN! and initially referred to as such, he was spotted by Larry, Parker and Jesse while on his way to the Ursula house. The four struck up a conversation and Edgar explained to them he was there to see the lady in the house, flowers in hand. When asked multiple questions, he finally asked them: "are you dead?", confusing the three. He then asked them what the time was, to which they told him 11:30, Edgar then disappeared into the woods to visit Ursula like he said, with the two briefly being seen together beside the house.

In his second appearance, he was surprisingly at the Ridgway Residence's gate, lantern in hand and in desperate need of Jesse's help, help that required him to go to a textile factory. He also reveals to Jesse that the fire that took place thirty years ago (that also took Ursula), was responsible for his deformed face. He also tells Jesse that Ursula cannot leave the location she is at due to the white ash-line surrounding it, and that if she leaves, she will no longer exist, and if the white ash trail around the house is swept away, forces of evil can escape. Edgar attempts to get Jesse's help for Ursula however despite his many pleas, he is refused help and forced off the property.

In THE TEXTILE FACTORY!, he supposedly follows Jesse, Joe, Parker and Larry to the textile factory Ursula told them to go to, murdering Parker by choking him to death, dragging him away and fleeing the scene, only being spotted for a second by Andy. However, this is debatable, as in THE STORY OF LUKE!, Jesse theorizes that Luke was the one who killed Parker, to which Luke objects. It is also possible that Andy killed Parker, but time will tell.

In THE SPIRIT NEVER DIES!, it is finally revealed by a once deceased Andy, resurrected after killing Parker Zippel, that Edgar orchestrated Parker's death, which was revealed to be an accident and unintentional, causing Edgar to feel guilty. In 11:34 (PART 1), Edgar makes his final appearance as he is about to be married to Ursula before her and her daughters eventual revival. He tells Jesse and Larry, who have been transformed into monkeys unknowingly by Ursula to make up for the fact that they found Edgar's face strange, that he welcomes them to their wedding night, and also now they know how he feels when "they stare". He is then told that he killed Parker, with Jesse and Larry freaking out in monkey mode and pushing Edgar against a metal piece in the wall, impaling him and causing Edgar to bleed. He eventually had his life taken by Luke after a small confrontation. Afterwards, Edgar possibly becomes a ghost upon his death.

Trivia

 * Revealed in the Behind The Scene videos, Edgar was supposed to have a slightly larger role, initially to be the one to strangle Parker to death, however, Jeffrey Ridgway Sr. didn't want to go to the textile factory due to anxiety.
 * Edgar shares similarities with Two-Face from DC Comics.


 * Both are hideously scarred on the left side of their faces as a result of an accident.
 * Both end up losing their lovers (Rachel Dawes and Ursula).

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