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Perhaps the clue was the name "Lamentation Trish"? Although, based on the term's description, I haven't been able to connect it to any of the roles yet:
Lamentation (from Latin lamentatio, meaning lament, wailing) is a rhetorical device that originated in ancient rhetoric, and in musicology, it is a term for a musical genre of the same name.
For now, this can be loosely linked to Richard, known for his love of rhetorical devices. However, his techniques have little in common with "lamentation." Besides, it seems a bit too simple. I'll try to delve into the musical genre; maybe something will come up.
