Bishop Duke

This article contains information on a Non-playable Minor Character.

As these characters are often only mentioned in passing, all information is gathered from various canon sources then compiled here. Due to this nature, some assumptions and theories may be included and will be updated as more sources and information is revealed or discovered.

Bishop Duke
Name	Duke
Alias(es)	Father Duke
Gender	Male
Career	Bishop Asylum Manager
Story Details
Status	Alive
Connected Characters	Major: Kreacher Pierson Kurt Frank Robbie Whyte Leo Beck Emma Woods Ada Mesmer Minor: Lorraine Miller Dolores Whyte Mr. Macallan
Connected Locations	White Sand Street Asylum

Bishop Duke (also known as Father Duke) is a Bishop who once managed the White Sand Street Asylum and its patients. He is rather only mentioned in the letters.

Compiled Overview

Little is known about him. He corresponded with Kreacher Pierson who seemed to be a donor to the asylum and supervised Sister Lorraine and other Nuns who worked as orderlies and nurses for the institution. As the person in charge, he would have the final say in who could be released from the asylum each month (on the 15th), though the actual assessments seemed to be made by the individual workers, such as Sister Lorraine.

Shortly after, Father Duke received news about his promotion to District Bishop and passed his asylum’s administration down to Lorraine Miller, encouraging her to become the new assistant director. The night after his departure, a novelist paid a visit to the asylum and one of his patients disappeared.

Mentions

Letters

• Kurt's Birthday Letters (2020 & 2025)
• Kreacher's Birthday Letters (2020, 2021, 2023, & 2025)
• Robbie's Character Day Letters (2020)

Deductions

• Thief's Deduction Quests (7)

Gallery

Kreacher and Bishop Duke shaking hands, posing for a picture with some children

Dear Mr. Kreacher Pearson:
Based on the cooperation needs of the Dupres government, the orphans in the orphanage who are diagnosed with mental disorders should be sent to the mental institution run by the Catholic Church for comprehensive management.
For the well-being of the children, please be sure to send them to the mission hospital at No. 63 Baisha Street to confirm their mental status before March 5.
—Father Duke

Dear Mr. Kreacher Pearson:
A wise choice. God will appreciate your generosity. Of course, the government will compensate you for all of your financial losses. White Sand Street needs a new orphanage, and I think that you are the most suitable person to handle it.
—Father Duke