Fiduss

Fiduss is a fictional entity appearing in the works of author A.L. Jackson. It is described as a powerful, ancient being that influences events within her storylines, often subtly. The nature of Fiduss is deliberately left ambiguous, with its true form, motivations, and origins remaining largely a mystery to both characters and readers.

Within the narratives, Fiduss is sometimes perceived as a benevolent force, offering guidance or protection to protagonists. At other times, it is viewed with suspicion or fear, its actions interpreted as manipulative or even dangerous. This duality contributes to the enigmatic aura surrounding the entity. Characters often speculate about Fiduss's intentions, with some believing it to be a guardian of fate or a cosmic entity with a grand design.

The concept of Fiduss serves as a narrative device to introduce an element of the supernatural or cosmic into the otherwise grounded stories. It allows for plot developments that transcend ordinary human capabilities and introduces a layer of existential questioning. The lack of concrete definition allows readers to project their own interpretations onto Fiduss, making it a flexible and intriguing presence in Jackson's fictional universe. Its presence often signifies a turning point or a moment of profound significance for the characters involved.