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| individual name = Beol
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| alias          = The King
| alias          =  
| race           = Geathian
| species           = Geathian
| home planet     = [[Geath]]
| origin     = [[Geath]]
| home era        =
| only     = The King's Dragon
| appearances     = [[NSA]]: ''[[The King's Dragon]]''
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'''King Beol''' was the king of [[Geath]] when the [[Eleventh Doctor]] arrived there. He owned a dragon and was occasionally assisted by [[the Teller (The King's Dragon)|the Teller]], who told stories about Beol to the Geathians. Over time, the stories had warped his memory of how he had found his "dragon" and he was willing to kill strangers, such as the Doctor, [[Amy Pond|Amy]] and [[Rory Williams|Rory]], who he thought were behind mysterious happenings in his kingdom. However, he was overthrown and replaced with a councillor for the time being. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The King's Dragon (novel)|The King's Dragon]]'')
King '''Beol''' was the king of [[Geath]] at the time when the [[Eleventh Doctor]] arrived there. He owned a Dragon and was on occasion assisted by the Teller, who told stories about Beol to the Geathians. ([[NSA]]: ''[[The King's Dragon]]'')
 
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Latest revision as of 17:57, 23 July 2019

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King Beol was the king of Geath when the Eleventh Doctor arrived there. He owned a dragon and was occasionally assisted by the Teller, who told stories about Beol to the Geathians. Over time, the stories had warped his memory of how he had found his "dragon" and he was willing to kill strangers, such as the Doctor, Amy and Rory, who he thought were behind mysterious happenings in his kingdom. However, he was overthrown and replaced with a councillor for the time being. (PROSE: The King's Dragon)