Gregory Cromwell's Two Black Greyhounds

Passive and observant, their presence acts as a foil to the human drama unfolding. They embody the stability and loyalty that Cromwell seeks but struggles to find in his relationships with Gregory and Johane.

N/A (As animals, their emotional state is not explicitly described, but their presence is imbued with a sense of quiet loyalty and attentiveness, serving as a counterpoint to the human drama unfolding around them.)

Calm and attentive, serving as a grounding force for Cromwell in his moment of vulnerability. Their presence is a quiet reminder of the stability and loyalty that exists outside of human complexities.