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|mother = Eileen Phillips | |||
|father = Harold Phillips | |||
|sister = Emily Phillips | |||
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|first = The Forgotten Son (novel) | |||
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'''Raymond Phillips''' was a childhood friend of [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. | '''Raymond Phillips''' was a childhood friend of [[Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart]]. | ||
He was born to Harold and Eileen Phillips in November 1925. He grew up in Bledoe, and was the best friend of | He was born to Harold and Eileen Phillips in [[November]] [[1925]]. He grew up in [[Bledoe]], and was the best friend of [[James Lethbridge-Stewart]]. They attended school together with [[Henry Barns]] and the three of them formed the [[Bledoe Cadets]] in the summer of [[1936]]. The gang soon grew to include [[Edwin Stone]], Terry, Nobby and [[Jason Starling]]. They used a barn at [[Puckator Farm]] as their gang hut. | ||
He had a sister, Emily, who was born in 1933. | He had a sister, [[Emily Phillips|Emily]], who was born in [[1933]]. | ||
In [[1937]], Alistair, his brother, and Raymond decided to sneak into the local abandoned house, called the Manor. There, they were approached by a haunting figure in dated clothing, who rested his hand on James' head before his body fell apart. Running away, James told the other boys ( | In [[1937]], Alistair, his brother, and Raymond decided to sneak into the local abandoned house, called the Manor. There, they were approached by a haunting figure in dated clothing, who rested his hand on James' head before his body fell apart. Running away, James told the other boys (including Henry Barns, who was watching from afar) not to talk about it, an order which all of the boys but Raymond completely ignored. Afterwards, Alistair became a member of "the Cadets", a bittersweet fact as James became isolated, appearing to talk to an imaginary friend he called "Maha": a manifestation of the [[Great Intelligence]], hoping to reform itself. | ||
Months later, in | Months later, in [[January]] [[1938]], the Cadets gathered at the disused barn at the Puckator Farm to exchange presents which they had received for the holidays. Alistair was allowed to come by Raymond, due to Ray missing James as a friend. Outside the barn, James began explaining [[sign language]] to his brother, and furthermore how the [[cow]]s near the barn appeared to be confused and trying to talk to a voice that wasn't talking to them. Ray asked James to explain what had been happening to him since they met the Hollow Man in the woods, but James said that he could explain it to neither Ray nor his brother before wandering off. | ||
James and "Maha" soon grew to be a burden to the family, and his mother had to be called in often to talk to the headmaster about him. Because of this, Alistair soon grew somewhat jealous of the attention that his brother was receiving from his mother. | James and "Maha" soon grew to be a burden to the family, and his mother had to be called in often to talk to the headmaster about him. Because of this, Alistair soon grew somewhat jealous of the attention that his brother was receiving from his mother. On [[20 February]], his [[birthday]] party was held (his actual birth date was two days later, but it was a school night and thus judged to be a poor time for a party), an event he looked forward to as it would finally be a day where his family would pay attention to him and not his brother. Despite this, a scene was created at the party where Alistair and his brother began arguing. Alistair said that Maha had destroyed their relationship and that James' "friend" had made him someone other than the brother that he cared about. As their mother took James away, Alistair was left in tears, his birthday ruined. | ||
A week before James' birthday in the same year, his mother announced to the boys that their father would be returning home for the day to be with them. James did not want to see his father and ran into the woods. Alistair and Ray went to look for him and found him standing at the clearing | A week before James' birthday in the same year, his mother announced to the boys that their father would be returning home for the day to be with them. James did not want to see his father and ran into the woods. Alistair and Ray went to look for him and found him standing at the clearing over [[Golitha Falls]]. Crying, James said that Maha had come for Alistair and had meant to hurt him. He said that he should never have listened to the voice, and apologised for how he had been acting. The Great Intelligence then forced James to jump to his death, in an act of spite against Alistair for thwarting it in his later years. | ||
Alistair tried to retrieve his brother's body but was too short to do so. The three were eventually found by a group of adults who had heard Ray's screams, which Ray did not remember making | Alistair tried to retrieve his brother's body but was too short to do so. The three were eventually found by a group of adults who had heard Ray's screams, which Ray did not remember making. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Forgotten Son (novel)|The Forgotten Son]]'') | ||
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Raymond Phillips was a childhood friend of Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart.
He was born to Harold and Eileen Phillips in November 1925. He grew up in Bledoe, and was the best friend of James Lethbridge-Stewart. They attended school together with Henry Barns and the three of them formed the Bledoe Cadets in the summer of 1936. The gang soon grew to include Edwin Stone, Terry, Nobby and Jason Starling. They used a barn at Puckator Farm as their gang hut.
He had a sister, Emily, who was born in 1933.
In 1937, Alistair, his brother, and Raymond decided to sneak into the local abandoned house, called the Manor. There, they were approached by a haunting figure in dated clothing, who rested his hand on James' head before his body fell apart. Running away, James told the other boys (including Henry Barns, who was watching from afar) not to talk about it, an order which all of the boys but Raymond completely ignored. Afterwards, Alistair became a member of "the Cadets", a bittersweet fact as James became isolated, appearing to talk to an imaginary friend he called "Maha": a manifestation of the Great Intelligence, hoping to reform itself.
Months later, in January 1938, the Cadets gathered at the disused barn at the Puckator Farm to exchange presents which they had received for the holidays. Alistair was allowed to come by Raymond, due to Ray missing James as a friend. Outside the barn, James began explaining sign language to his brother, and furthermore how the cows near the barn appeared to be confused and trying to talk to a voice that wasn't talking to them. Ray asked James to explain what had been happening to him since they met the Hollow Man in the woods, but James said that he could explain it to neither Ray nor his brother before wandering off.
James and "Maha" soon grew to be a burden to the family, and his mother had to be called in often to talk to the headmaster about him. Because of this, Alistair soon grew somewhat jealous of the attention that his brother was receiving from his mother. On 20 February, his birthday party was held (his actual birth date was two days later, but it was a school night and thus judged to be a poor time for a party), an event he looked forward to as it would finally be a day where his family would pay attention to him and not his brother. Despite this, a scene was created at the party where Alistair and his brother began arguing. Alistair said that Maha had destroyed their relationship and that James' "friend" had made him someone other than the brother that he cared about. As their mother took James away, Alistair was left in tears, his birthday ruined.
A week before James' birthday in the same year, his mother announced to the boys that their father would be returning home for the day to be with them. James did not want to see his father and ran into the woods. Alistair and Ray went to look for him and found him standing at the clearing over Golitha Falls. Crying, James said that Maha had come for Alistair and had meant to hurt him. He said that he should never have listened to the voice, and apologised for how he had been acting. The Great Intelligence then forced James to jump to his death, in an act of spite against Alistair for thwarting it in his later years.
Alistair tried to retrieve his brother's body but was too short to do so. The three were eventually found by a group of adults who had heard Ray's screams, which Ray did not remember making. (PROSE: The Forgotten Son)
