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An accountant on his way to take up a new post in Bombay, Stephen is a pale, pudgy young man with thick glasses who constantly has his head in a book. | An accountant on his way to take up a new post in Bombay, Stephen is a pale, pudgy young man with thick glasses who constantly has his head in a book. | ||
He is quiet and speaks little unless spoken to. He has been loaned [[ | He is quiet and speaks little unless spoken to. He has been loaned [[Francesca Nicholson]]'s copy of Chambers' '[[the King in Yellow]]' and has said he is enjoying it. | ||
To everyone's great surprise he has turned out to have a rich baritone singing voice and consequently he has a major role in table 8's Gilbert and Sullivan recital. | To everyone's great surprise he has turned out to have a rich baritone singing voice and consequently he has a major role in table 8's Gilbert and Sullivan recital. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:37, 7 September 2006
An accountant on his way to take up a new post in Bombay, Stephen is a pale, pudgy young man with thick glasses who constantly has his head in a book.
He is quiet and speaks little unless spoken to. He has been loaned Francesca Nicholson's copy of Chambers' 'the King in Yellow' and has said he is enjoying it.
To everyone's great surprise he has turned out to have a rich baritone singing voice and consequently he has a major role in table 8's Gilbert and Sullivan recital.
