Digby

Digby serves Lord Cranleigh’s household as a low-ranking manservant, distinguished by visible ailments—swollen fingers and the patterned attire of a domestic worker. His duties involve attending to personal needs of guests and maintaining the residence’s public face. Within the Cranleigh estate’s hierarchical structure, he occupies the servant’s tier, accustomed to invisibility except when his presence threatens to expose the family’s secrets. His removal—via murder and concealment—highlights the undercurrents of violence beneath the aristocracy’s polished veneer.