The Narrator

 This has no relevance to the conspiracy, but the Narrator of In the Night Garden is Derek Jacobi. For anyone who doesn't know, he plays Senator Gracchus in Gladiator, as well as featuring in many Shakespeare plays, and historical films. He decided that the best step for his career would be to narrate In the Night Garden, as you would.


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