Peregrine August is the oldest of the Larks, doing mainly backing vocals. Peregrine represents The Croon, a Harker who subsequently represents chaos and disharmony. and has a soft spot for ((user)) pronouns is they/them

Cole Seymour is one of the four Larks. They play the same instrument as Keath Osk and the Storyteller, a turquoise and gold baritone guitalele and they wear a hare or rabbit mask with red cheeks and a blue shade under their mask's eyes. Cole represents the Harker the Storyteller, who represents the past. Cole is also the main singer in the theatre ensemble known as the Lark. Pronouns they/them

Clémente Dearworth (nicknamed Clémentine or Clémmie by Peregrine August)[3] is one of the four members of The Lark. They are a child of a Baroness who kept them under strict conditions, controlling what they ate or said as if they were a doll until they ran away to be remembered. Clémente represents the Bell-ringer and is in a relationship with Cole Seymour. pronouns they/them

Kingsley is one of the four Larks who represent the four Harkers. In this instance, Kingsley is meant to resemble The Enkindled. It pretends to play the flute, and was originally responsible to handle a woodwind instrument.[citation needed] They are the youngest of the Lark. pronouns they/them