Since my next chapters will focus on Spike's involvement with Wolfram & Hart and with Angel's group
in Los Angeles, I figured it would be useful to summarize the important points of the brooding vampire's past years.

Without further ado...

For Part 4

Wolfram and Hart: A law firm dealing with occult and supernatural phenomenons, with a particular agenda
with the souled vampire Angel, whom they consider a key player in the Apocalypse. The ressources available
to W&H are enormous, including psychics, clairvoyants, mind-readers, millitary forces, translators, a human archive
and access to ancient and powerful spells.

Also, endless chapters of W&H exist throughout the world, and even in other dimensions. Several layers exist
within W&H. The one we see most often are the humans. Corrupt humans with barely any conscience.
Besides that, the heart of W&H lies in the Senior Partners, supernatural beings (demons maybe) who are
the driving forces behind W&H and whose intentions still remain unknown. They started the gears of
Angel's descent into darkness by ressurecting Darla.

The Lawyers

Linwood: Head of the Special Divisions Project, who succeeded to Holland Manners after he was killed
by the vampires Darla and Drusilla. He is devoted to W&H, his family being what was stripped from him
when the Senior Partners requested his services.

While there's no doubt that he shares his predecessor's lack of concern towards living beings, his loyalty and his
readiness to do what's necessary to complete the tasks at hand, he lacks the vision and brilliance of his predecessor.

Lilah Morgan: In a firm mainly composed of men, Lilah's presence tells spades about her personnality and
character. Ruthless, cunning, manipulative, self-confident...needless to say, she suffers no inferiority
complex towards males. Her ingenuity and intelligence has made her ANgel's prime adversary in W&H, and
her creativity is akin to that of Holland Manners. Which explains why she is slowly outclassing Linwood
despite his higher position.

Lilah and Lindsey