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{{Infobox Individual | {{Infobox Individual | ||
|alias= Horatio Hamilton | |alias= Horatio Hamilton | ||
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|species=Human | |species = Human | ||
|only= The Game of Death | |only= The Game of Death | ||
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}} | }}'''Zalenby''' was an undercover policeman posing as champion racing pilot '''Horatio Hamilton'''. | ||
He was investigating complaints from bereaved next of kin of former players of the [[Game of Death]] (in fact, none had survived). | |||
He was | He exposed the [[Nocturn]] activities and was supported by the law enforcing [[Judoon]]. | ||
As Hamilton, he looked every inch the champion racing pilot. Dressed in a long leather flying coat, with silk [[scarf]], he was handsome, had dark hair swept back and a devilish grin. Winner of the Mars–Centauri Grand Prix in fewer than 6 [[parsec]]s, he agreed to the Game of Death, apparently believing it to be the celebrity version where players were stunned, not killed. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Game of Death]]'') | |||
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[[Category:Human police officers]] | [[Category:Human police officers]] | ||
[[Category:Human spies]] | [[Category:Human spies]] | ||
[[Category:Human imposters]] | [[Category:Human imposters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:15, 9 March 2023
Zalenby was an undercover policeman posing as champion racing pilot Horatio Hamilton.
He was investigating complaints from bereaved next of kin of former players of the Game of Death (in fact, none had survived).
He exposed the Nocturn activities and was supported by the law enforcing Judoon.
As Hamilton, he looked every inch the champion racing pilot. Dressed in a long leather flying coat, with silk scarf, he was handsome, had dark hair swept back and a devilish grin. Winner of the Mars–Centauri Grand Prix in fewer than 6 parsecs, he agreed to the Game of Death, apparently believing it to be the celebrity version where players were stunned, not killed. (PROSE: The Game of Death)
