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|sister = Cassandra King | |sister = Cassandra King (Rags) | ||
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a [[BBC]] television producer. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a [[BBC]] television producer. | ||
He was [[Kane Sawyer]]'s childhood nemesis. When he saw his sister [[Cassandra King|Cassandra]] kissing Sawyer, he got his friends to help make Sawyer eat a jar of [[slug]]s. | He was [[Kane Sawyer]]'s childhood nemesis. When he saw his sister [[Cassandra King (Rags)|Cassandra]] kissing Sawyer, he got his friends to help make Sawyer eat a jar of [[slug]]s. | ||
He came back to his home town of [[Cirbury]] years later to put on a stage production of ''The Epic of [[Gilgamesh]]''. Sawyer shamed him during the performance. Simon raced out of town to escape the humiliation, but the [[Ragman]] caused him to veer his car into a standing stone, killing him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rags (novel)|Rags]]'') | He came back to his home town of [[Cirbury]] years later to put on a stage production of ''The Epic of [[Gilgamesh]]''. Sawyer shamed him during the performance. Simon raced out of town to escape the humiliation, but the [[Ragman]] caused him to veer his car into a standing stone, killing him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rags (novel)|Rags]]'') | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 6 February 2019
Simon King was a BBC television producer.
He was Kane Sawyer's childhood nemesis. When he saw his sister Cassandra kissing Sawyer, he got his friends to help make Sawyer eat a jar of slugs.
He came back to his home town of Cirbury years later to put on a stage production of The Epic of Gilgamesh. Sawyer shamed him during the performance. Simon raced out of town to escape the humiliation, but the Ragman caused him to veer his car into a standing stone, killing him. (PROSE: Rags)
