Reginald Breckenridge

Reginald Nathaniel Bartholomew Breckenridge IV (born 3rd January 1874, London, England) is a minor character in From The Wolf's Den. Reginald was born into wealth, gambling it and spending it on drink, drugs and women. He also has a reputation for trouble.

He married a rich baron's daughter, Elizabeth Huntington and together had nine children, four of whom died in infancy. Reginald was unfaithful during their marriage and is known to have at least a further seven further children by different women. They divorced and Reginald married again to Jane Barrington whom he had ten children, two who died in infancy. Even during his 2nd marriage, Reginald was still unfaithful and his wife knew this.

In 1925, soon after his marriage to Jane, Enid, a thirteen-year-old girl worked as a servant for Reginald and was raped by him, eventually falling pregnant with twins, William and John-Joseph. Enid brought them up alone but began to struggle with alcoholism as she grew older, resulting in both children being sent to separate boarding schools when they turned six. Enid never went to the police because of Reginald's status so he got away with his crimes.