Helena Blavatsky, called Mamushka (“little mother”) in the Russian camps, is a Russian theosophist matron with arcane powers who guards the Russian camp at the Yeti Portal, where the north turns to ice and the planes cross. She talks to trees and animates them, and her sleep-words put whole companies to sleep.
| Type | Character |
| Spanish entry | Mamushka |
The authorial chain
According to the archive, the chain of the Eisagogika is Paulus Alexandrinus → Helena Blavatsky → Paul Claudel: the same scribe (Paulus of Alexandria) transmigrating three times. She passed the book privately to the young future Claudel. Her place in the chain is deduced, not shown.
History
In the Gary cycle of the New World she fought the group with animated trees and sleep spells. The robot HG burned her and she was finished with a blaster: “guardiana rusa que va a caer como guardiana negra” (“a Russian guardian who will fall as a black guardian”). What she knew had already been passed on.
In the end-of-Antiterra corpus (CFA), as “Elena/Selena Petrovna”, she is the cook of Benetton’s Russian submarine who puts on the music among sailors and generals murmuring revolution over Pepsi and trench zombies.