Ariadne Flitworth

" 'I'm Ariadne, like the Minotaur!' -Ariadne introduces herself to Penny, Nadia, and Ivy. "

Ariadne Elizabeth Gwendolyn Flitworth is Scarlet and Ivy's best friend. She is described as small with mousey brown hair but can be bold and brave when it comes to defending her friends. She is introduced in book 1 (The Lost Twin) and is also secretary for the new whispers in the walls. She is very smart at figuring out puzzles and becomes a crucial member of the whispers.

Scarlet Grey:
Scarlet and Ariadne became friends around the middle of the 2nd book. At the beginning she didn't trust Ariadne because she thought she was trying to steal Ivy from her.

Ivy Grey:
Ivy was Ariadne's roommate in Book 1. She stood up for Ariadne when she was bullied by Penny. Ariadne thought Ivy was Scarlet, until Ivy told her about the diary pages.

Muriel:
Muriel used to be Ariadne's tormentor and got her expelled from her old school. She first appeared to have turned over a new leaf in Curse of the Candlelight, but in the end she locks up Ariadne, Ebony, Ivy, and Scarlet. She also tried and succeeded to drive a wedge between Ivy, Scarlet, and Ariadne.

Father:
Her father is shown to be a doting rich man. He seems to be overly worried for Ariadne's safety and is never really disappointed with her. He agreed to send her to Rookwood, but he sent her home during Rookwood's hardest times.

Mother:
We never really see much of Ariadne's mother. She's shown as a lavish women with fur coats and tons of jewelry. Her relationship with Ariadne is a bit strained, but dep down she cares for her safety.

Friends:
What happened to the Whispers after they graduated from Rookwood is unknown. They most likely stayed friends and bonded over their experiences at Rookwood. Their children most likely went to Rookwood or another school together. She would have stayed very close with Ivy and they would have met up for Christmas parties.

Job:
Due to Ariadne's love of decoding things, math, and helping others, she'd either acquire a job as security officer, a job in a bank, or a teacher at Rookwood or another school. Whichever job she chose, she would enjoy it and work to her fullest.

Love life:
Due to Rookwood being an all girls boarding school, there wouldn't be many opportunities to meet boys. Plus, with her overprotective father, she wouldn't have many dates. But since there's a village near Rookwood, Ariadne could always have met someone there. He would have to be adventurous and curious yet loyal, like her. I think because Ariadne often takes risks, she'd have broken up a few times before getting married.

Children:
It is unknown whether or not Ariadne had children. If she did, she'd most likely have named them after characters in Greek legends. Here are some possible names for girls: Here are some names for boys: If she had children, they would be bold, thrill seeking, and loyal. They'd sport her mousy brown hair, or big round eyes. And they'd be agile and smart.
 * 1) Clymene
 * 2) Amphitrite
 * 3) Diana
 * 1) Perseus
 * 2) Theseus
 * 3) Mars

Book 1: The lost twin:
Ariadne was bullied by Penny and Nadia when she first arrived at Rookwood. It was her first year there, and she was Ivy's roommate. Believing Ivy was Scarlet, she often looked up to her and they were really good friends. In the end, Ivy told her the truth about the diary pages and Ariadne helped her figure out Scarlet was in an insane asylum.

Book 2: The Whispers in the Walls:
Ariadne helped stand up to Penny(Penelope) and her group. She was accepting and kind to Violet when they found out about Rose Fitzwarren. She helped solve the whispers messages and defeat Edgar Bartholomew.

Book 3: The Dance in the Dark:
Ariadne is dedicated to help Ivy and Scarlet find Ms. Finch. But because she took Hockey instead, she couldn't help them in ballet class. Her father took her out of Rookwood after the death threats and poison continued. She was able to convince her father and returned at the end of the spring ballet performance.

Book 4: The lights under the lake:
Ariadne helped solve the mysteries, never took anything for granted, and was super kind to Rose. While she wasn't present for the final confrontation of Rose's relatives, she was a crucial part of the mission, helping find secret passages and providing sweets.

Book 5: The Curse in the Candlelight:
At first, Ariadne was afraid of Muriel, because she remembered her from her old school. Scarlet told her to try and give Muriel another chance and befriend her. She didn't listen when Scarlet and Ivy warned her about Muriel's suspicious behavior. She used her friendship with Ebony's followers to gain more info on her. Muriel dressed as a witch, crumpled a picture of her face and threw it in the fire as a death threat to Ariadne. In the end, Muriel kidnapped her, and locked her, Scarlet, Ivy, and Ebony in a grave.

Book 6: The Last Secret:
She was the first girl to volunteer to be a whisper. Ariadne acted as the secretary of the 2nd whispers, and she often brought snacks to meetings. She helped decode codes and helped break open the safe that Henry Bartholomew was trying to crack open for rights to Rookwood. She is last seen at the end of the book, recording all the mysteries of Rookwood that the girls had been through.