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* Although serving as the setting for half the story, [[Lolita]] does not have any discernible lines in the audio itself. However, the opening and closing credits are read by [[Fionna Gough]], who voiced Lolita in the [[Overture to 'Sabbath and the King' (webcast)|online prologue]] to the story. Her laughter from this story was used as the baseline for the sounds within Lolita.<ref>https://twitter.com/NoNotTheMemes/status/1425810199546372098?s=20</ref> | * Although serving as the setting for half the story, [[Lolita]] does not have any discernible lines in the audio itself. However, the opening and closing credits are read by [[Fionna Gough]], who voiced Lolita in the [[Overture to 'Sabbath and the King' (webcast)|online prologue]] to the story. Her laughter from this story was used as the baseline for the sounds within Lolita.<ref>https://twitter.com/NoNotTheMemes/status/1425810199546372098?s=20</ref> | ||
* [[Jacob Keith]] was credited under his own name as Sabbath, but as "J. Stoker Hakewing" for his role as the King. This is an anagram of "The War King's joke", similar to the pseudonym [[James Stoker]] (anagram of "Master's Joke") used in ''Radio Times'' to conceal [[Anthony Ainley]]'s return as {{Ainley}}. | * [[Jacob Keith]] was credited under his own name as Sabbath, but as "J. Stoker Hakewing" for his role as the King. This is an anagram of "The War King's joke", similar to the pseudonym [[James Stoker]] (anagram of "Master's Joke") used in ''Radio Times'' to conceal [[Anthony Ainley]]'s return as {{Ainley}}. | ||
* The download of the story also includes a copy of the script. | |||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||