Main Trio

The Main Trio are the three primary characters associated with the first season of Mad Haus. They are composed of Estelle, the Storyteller, and Bonesy.

Influence

All three of the Main Trio appeared in every installment of the first season of Mad Haus in some form. (In Electric Mystic Travelcade and Electric Mystic Travelcade Continuum, Estelle and Teller were in their pre-time traveling identities of Clara and David.) They could be thought of as the "main characters" of the show, though only to an extent; other characters have had installments focused on their backstory as well, such as Duchess in the Halloween installment.

The "arc" of the first season was the story of the Trio, their adventures in space-time, and their history, and it ended with their end, as after all else in the universe was dead, Bonesy took the souls of first Teller, then Elle, leaving himself all alone.

 Dynamic 

Bonesy and Estelle are best friends and very close, but also are frequently at odds with each other; Estelle is a much more chaotic and evil figure than Bonesy, and is very much a believer that the ends justify the means. By contrast, Bonesy's chaos tends to be a force for good, as he knows the importance of his sipping the souls of the dying.

Teller, by contrast, is happy to go along with whatever the other two decide; however, Estelle's forcefulness and underhandedness means that he will often side with her by default.

 Themes 

Bonesy represents Death; a positive, beautiful force, but one which is often at odds with the wishes of the average person.

Estelle represents Time; a chaotic force whose whims are beyond the understanding of mankind. She is selfish and unyielding and confusing, and often terrifying.

Teller represents Humanity; even once he becomes a bonesy, he is still ultimately yanked along by the forces of Death and Time, yielding to Time because Time is loud and makes herlsef heard, while Death is gentler in his guidance. But ultimately Humanity is needed to tell the story.

Despite also being Reapers, Lady Bonesy and Teller don't actually represent Death in the same way as Bonesy; it can be thought of that Bonesy is a good death, a death that brings peace. Lady Bonesy is a death that brings turmoil. And Teller is the death that leaves behind the story of the one who died.