THE SLEEPER ARCHIVE
Lincoln

REVOLUTIONARY ORGANISER

LINCOLN

One of the figures who brings Graham out of captivity and into a movement already fighting in his name.

Lincoln belongs to the revolutionary leadership surrounding Ostrog.

He meets Graham after the Sleeper's escape from the Council and helps explain the scale of the movement gathering around him.

Lincoln's role is practical and immediate: getting Graham before the people, keeping the uprising moving and translating the symbolic power of the Sleeper into political momentum.

Through Lincoln, Graham experiences how quickly an individual can become the centre of a mass movement he did not create.

FIRST APPEARANCEChapter IX — The People March
ROLERevolutionary organiser
ALLIANCEOstrog's movement
FUNCTIONConnects Graham to the mass uprising

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WHY THIS CHARACTER MATTERS

Lincoln helps show that Graham's awakening did not create the revolution. The movement already had leaders, organisation and grievances; Graham's return changes its meaning and legitimacy.