— Professor Hidgens to Lucysrc“ "You may be done with Hatchetfield Miss Stockworth but Hatchetfield is not done with you" ”
Duchess Lucy Stockworth is a character in the Hatchetfield Universe. She features in The Hatchetfield Ape-Man and is played by Angela Giarratana.
| Production | Played by | Song | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nightmare Time | Season 1 | The Hatchetfield Ape-Man | Angela Giarratana | None |
The Hatchetfield Ape-Man[]
Lucy is first seen being interviewed by Donna Daggit of the Hatchetfield morning news, Morning Cup’o News. She talks briefly about being saved by the Ape-Man, and says that if she could see him again, she would thank him. She is then approached by Professor Henry Hidgens, who takes her to see what he claims to be the Hatchetfield Ape-Man. The professor reminds her that he is not human, and warns her not to fall in love with him.
She approaches him carefully, asking for his name. After some confusion, he reveals his name is Konk. There’s a montage of Lucy showing Konk various things, including horseback riding. It’s clear the pair are smitten.
Later, she opens the door to her fiancé, Jonathan Brisby, who reveals she should have returned home two weeks ago. Throughout the scene, she defends Professor Hidgens and the man she believes to be Konk, and ends her engagement with Jonathan. After Lucy storms out, it’s revealed Konk is actually a man named Ted, who-- in cahoots with the professor-- was conning Lucy to marry her, and then kill her to obtain her fortune. However, Ted later backs out of the plan to kill her, which causes a falling out between him and Hidgens.
Later in the show, Lucy is proposed to by Konk. However, the professor swiftly interrupts the proposal to reveal Konk's true identity, showing her Ted’s Facebook and PornHub premium account.
Ted is shot by the Professor, and dies in her arms as Konk. Lucy is then hunted by the professor through the woods, gets her leg caught in a bear trap, and reveals that she spent her fortune looking for the apeman. She climbs a tree to attempt to avoid Hidgens, who tells her about “Becky Barnes, who stayed in a tree for two days, but she had to come down eventually.” The branch she is on breaks, and she is caught by the true Ape-Man. The Ape-Man then carries Lucy into the woods with him, and the episode ends.
Personality and Traits[]
Lucy appears as very kind and gentle but also reserved due to her status as English nobility. She is also very determined as shown through her hunt for the ape-man. However, alongside this Lucy can be shown to be very naïve and impulsive.
Skills[]
- Drawing- Lucy enjoys drawing, owning special charcoals to do so.
- Horseback Riding- Lucy is trained in horse riding and is able to saddle up a horse.
Relationships[]
Ted Spankoffski/Konk[]
While he was Konk, Ted and Lucy had a very friendly and loving relationship. Ted truly loved Lucy despite the fact he was deceiving her and ultimately died trying to save her.
Professor Henry Hidgens[]
Lucy and Professor Hidgens previously had a very amicable relationship with Lucy both respecting and trusting him. However, following learning of his deception and him chasing her through the woods she grew to fear him.
Jonathan Brisby[]
Lucy and Jonathan in The Hatchetfield Ape-Man
Jonathan is Lucy's ex-fiancé. The two had a somewhat strained relationship. Their almost-marriage was merely one of convenience and while they did care for each other, they generally had very different personalities and did not share many interests. Lucy seemed to feel like Jonathan always looked down on her.
Chumby[]
Chumby and Lucy in The Hatchetfield Ape-Man
After catching her when she was a little girl, Lucy spent her whole life searching for Chumby. After once more saving her from both falling and Professor Hidgens, Chumby and Lucy go to live in the woods together.
Rupert[]
Rupert is Lucy's butler. He appeared somewhat of a confidant to her.
Trivia[]
- The name 'Lucy' is of English origin, meaning 'light', whereas the surname 'Stockworth' is incredibly rare, and does not have any known meaning.
- She also shares her name with Lucy, the famous female Australopithecus (who resembles a primate much like the Hatchetfield Ape-Man), who's remains were discovered in 1974.
- Lucy is the first non-American character to feature in the Hatchetfield Universe.