Jonathan Mills

Jonathan is portrayed by Becca De La Rosa in season four and C.S.W in season seven. This page contains discussion of death, bullying, abuse, and homophobia.

Season Four
Jonathan is a member of Aurora Silver's cult and has been since he was a teenager. He records The King's voice and then loses it, which makes Aurora Silver incredibly angry. In retribution, she sends Brandon, Jonathan's apprentice (?), off to his death in the Martin House.

Jonathan grew up rich and spoiled. When he was sent to Green Pines, the academy for troubled boys he attended as a teenager, he dealt with severe abuse by his classmates, which was implied to be homophobic in nature. Aurora Silver saved him from being killed by his bullies, and he's been completely loyal to her ever since-- specifically her, not to the cult nor to the supernatural beliefs they follow.

According to the creators, it's far too late to save Jonathan from the cult.

Season Seven
Jonathan is mentioned in A Superfluity; Aurora Silver says he's been recording more messages from the King. Seeing as we don't know when this takes place in the timeline, it could be from before his last appearance.

We then hear from him in Episode Forty-Two: The Past is a Dream of Itself. He has decided to rebel against Aurora Silver because he feels Brandon's death was unfair and petty. He records a contingency plan in case he is killed and says that he has no religion or loyalty towards Aurora, who he feels is like a political extremist. He realized due to Brandon's death that none of the cultists matter to her, so he's decided to wait until he is either killed or finds a way to make the deaths of his peers mean something.