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 Luxa: The future queen of the Underland, about the same age as Gregor. Her parents were killed by rats shortly after Henry's. She is bonded to Aurora the flier. Vikus: The leader of the quest and Luxa's Grandfather. During the quest, he leaves them, and they have to continue the quest without Vikus' advice. Henry: Luxa's cousin, next in line to the throne after her. He wants to ally with the rats to conquer the "weak" species of the Underland.

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Luxa: The future queen of the Underland, about the same age as Gregor. Her parents were killed by rats shortly after Henry's. She is bonded to Aurora the flier. Vikus: The leader of the quest and Luxa's Grandfather. During the quest, he leaves them, and they have to continue the quest without Vikus' advice. Henry: Luxa's cousin, next in line to the throne after her. He wants to ally with the rats to conquer the "weak" species of the Underland.

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 After staying in the Underlands for quite some time, the honorable patriarch of the Underlands, Vikus informs Gregor about an ancient prophecy. According to Vikus, Gregor is the foretold warrior who was going to liberate the Underland from a giant rat takeover. The relationship between the boots and young Gregor brought so much delight to the narrative. The readers watch as the Gregor grows steadily. Gregor’s love for his father, who had disappeared has a great impact on Gregor’s personality. In a rather surprising turn of events, Gregor gets to learn why his father disappeared and later on comes to learn that his father had a major role in the prophecy as well. With that said, author Suzanne Collins does an exceptional job of world building by infusing a wise economy of words and also avoiding unnecessary details which would have either had a negative impact on the invigorating narrative or the setting. Unlike the protagonist, Gregor, who is more than determined to leave, the readers are going to find the Underlands as a fascinating place to live in. With that said, all the characters in Gregor the Overlander were fascinating and adorable. The protagonist, Gregor despite being the older brother is not close to perfect.

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After staying in the Underlands for quite some time, the honorable patriarch of the Underlands, Vikus informs Gregor about an ancient prophecy. According to Vikus, Gregor is the foretold warrior who was going to liberate the Underland from a giant rat takeover. The relationship between the boots and young Gregor brought so much delight to the narrative. The readers watch as the Gregor grows steadily. Gregor’s love for his father, who had disappeared has a great impact on Gregor’s personality. In a rather surprising turn of events, Gregor gets to learn why his father disappeared and later on comes to learn that his father had a major role in the prophecy as well. With that said, author Suzanne Collins does an exceptional job of world building by infusing a wise economy of words and also avoiding unnecessary details which would have either had a negative impact on the invigorating narrative or the setting. Unlike the protagonist, Gregor, who is more than determined to leave, the readers are going to find the Underlands as a fascinating place to live in. With that said, all the characters in Gregor the Overlander were fascinating and adorable. The protagonist, Gregor despite being the older brother is not close to perfect.

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Overlanders
Underlanders
Halflanders
Fliers
Gnawers
Allied with Ripred
Allegiance unknown
Allied with King Gorger/the Bane
Crawlers
Nibblers
Spinners
Shiners
Hissers
Other species
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 Afterwards she becomes very close to the nibblers who took care of her and her bat while they were there, going as far as declaring war on the gnawers when they attempt to eradicate the mice colonies. In the final book, she brings peace between the gnawers and the humans by bonding with Ripred and swearing to protect the rats. Over time, she develops romantic feelings for Gregor the Overlander, though the two part ways in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Her name is possibly derived from the word 'Lux', which means light in Latin. Vikus - Luxa's maternal grandfather, a Regalian diplomat, and head of the council which rules Regalia until Luxa reaches maturity. Vikus is a compassionate and wise person, and always believes the best of others. He is convinced that a peaceful resolution may be found in nearly every conflict, which brings him into conflict with many around him, including his wife Solovet and granddaughter Luxa. In Gregor and the Code of Claw, he experiences a stroke which leaves the right side of his body mostly paralyzed. Prince Henry - Luxa's royal cousin (the son of her father's brother) and the first bond of the flier Ares. Aged 16, he attempted to covertly ally the humans with the rats to conquer the whole of the Underland and dies with King Gorger and the gnawer attack force when Gregor lures them off a cliff.

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Killers (Humans)
Overlanders
Underlanders
Halflanders
Fliers
Gnawers
Allied with Ripred
Allegiance unknown
Allied with King Gorger/the Bane
Crawlers
Nibblers
Spinners
Shiners
Hissers
Other species
References

Afterwards she becomes very close to the nibblers who took care of her and her bat while they were there, going as far as declaring war on the gnawers when they attempt to eradicate the mice colonies. In the final book, she brings peace between the gnawers and the humans by bonding with Ripred and swearing to protect the rats. Over time, she develops romantic feelings for Gregor the Overlander, though the two part ways in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Her name is possibly derived from the word 'Lux', which means light in Latin. Vikus - Luxa's maternal grandfather, a Regalian diplomat, and head of the council which rules Regalia until Luxa reaches maturity. Vikus is a compassionate and wise person, and always believes the best of others. He is convinced that a peaceful resolution may be found in nearly every conflict, which brings him into conflict with many around him, including his wife Solovet and granddaughter Luxa. In Gregor and the Code of Claw, he experiences a stroke which leaves the right side of his body mostly paralyzed. Prince Henry - Luxa's royal cousin (the son of her father's brother) and the first bond of the flier Ares. Aged 16, he attempted to covertly ally the humans with the rats to conquer the whole of the Underland and dies with King Gorger and the gnawer attack force when Gregor lures them off a cliff.

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Gregor the Overlander
Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods
Gregor and the Marks of Secret
Gregor and the Code of Claw
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Tree of Transmission
The Code of Claw
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 The Gnawers begin to move towards Regalia, to kill what remains of the Mice species and their human protectors. Gregor and the Code of Claw
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The uneasy peace between the humans and gnawers has finally been broken, and everyone expects Gregor to accept his role as " the warrior " and act on his decision to support the humans. He soon finds his entire family drawn into Sandwich 's deadly Prophecy of Time, and events around him begin to climax towards a final confrontation with The Bane. Gregor must fight to eliminate this threat to the Underland, and make hard choices about what he is willing to give up in the process. Main characters
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The Underland
The "Underland" is a subterranean realm populated by semi- albino humans and large, intelligent rodents, insects, and other creatures; though not all Underland creatures are sentient. It is located under New York, with most of its entrances leading out to what is now New York City. In the first novel, a character named Vikus tells Gregor (the protagonist) that the Underland humans are descended from a group of "Overlanders" who, led by a man named Bartholomew of Sandwich, settled underground over a period of some fifty years.

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Gregor the Overlander
Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods
Gregor and the Marks of Secret
Gregor and the Code of Claw
Main characters
The Underland
Bonding
Tree of Transmission
The Code of Claw
Film Adaptation
References

The Gnawers begin to move towards Regalia, to kill what remains of the Mice species and their human protectors. Gregor and the Code of Claw
Main article: Gregor and the Code of Claw
The uneasy peace between the humans and gnawers has finally been broken, and everyone expects Gregor to accept his role as " the warrior " and act on his decision to support the humans. He soon finds his entire family drawn into Sandwich 's deadly Prophecy of Time, and events around him begin to climax towards a final confrontation with The Bane. Gregor must fight to eliminate this threat to the Underland, and make hard choices about what he is willing to give up in the process. Main characters
Main article: List of The Underland Chronicles characters
The Underland
The "Underland" is a subterranean realm populated by semi- albino humans and large, intelligent rodents, insects, and other creatures; though not all Underland creatures are sentient. It is located under New York, with most of its entrances leading out to what is now New York City. In the first novel, a character named Vikus tells Gregor (the protagonist) that the Underland humans are descended from a group of "Overlanders" who, led by a man named Bartholomew of Sandwich, settled underground over a period of some fifty years.

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 Gregor and Lizzie's toddler sister. She is known by the crawlers as "the princess", which leads the Underland humans to believe she is important to the code-breaking effort. Her greatest importance to the story, however, comes from the contrast she presents between herself and her older brother. Gregor struggles to keep her in the dark about the terrible things going on around her, but is not entirely successful. Solovet: The Regalian army's head and wife of statesman Vikus. Gregor distrusts Solovet because of her involvement with the plague, but is forced to obey her orders because of her capability as a military commander. Gregor freely admits that the training she forces on him may have kept him alive, but still hates her for imprisoning him in the Regalian dungeon. Solovet is ambushed while on a diplomatic mission towards the end of the war and dies. Her husband, knowing that he could have saved her at the cost of revealing that the humans solved the Code of Claw, experiences a stroke as a result, and almost dies himself.

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Gregor and Lizzie's toddler sister. She is known by the crawlers as "the princess", which leads the Underland humans to believe she is important to the code-breaking effort. Her greatest importance to the story, however, comes from the contrast she presents between herself and her older brother. Gregor struggles to keep her in the dark about the terrible things going on around her, but is not entirely successful. Solovet: The Regalian army's head and wife of statesman Vikus. Gregor distrusts Solovet because of her involvement with the plague, but is forced to obey her orders because of her capability as a military commander. Gregor freely admits that the training she forces on him may have kept him alive, but still hates her for imprisoning him in the Regalian dungeon. Solovet is ambushed while on a diplomatic mission towards the end of the war and dies. Her husband, knowing that he could have saved her at the cost of revealing that the humans solved the Code of Claw, experiences a stroke as a result, and almost dies himself.

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 The Regalian army's head and wife of statesman Vikus. Gregor distrusts Solovet because of her involvement with the plague, but is forced to obey her orders because of her capability as a military commander. Gregor freely admits that the training she forces on him may have kept him alive, but still hates her for imprisoning him in the Regalian dungeon. Solovet is ambushed while on a diplomatic mission towards the end of the war and dies. Her husband, knowing that he could have saved her at the cost of revealing that the humans solved the Code of Claw, experiences a stroke as a result, and almost dies himself. The Bane (Pearlpelt): A highly unstable, gigantic white rat believed to be a harbinger of doom in the Underland. The Bane is emotionally fragile but extremely dangerous, especially when goaded on by his "friend" Twirltongue. He personally kills numerous Underland creatures, including the flier Ares. He is killed by Gregor and Ares in the last few chapters of the novel.

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The Regalian army's head and wife of statesman Vikus. Gregor distrusts Solovet because of her involvement with the plague, but is forced to obey her orders because of her capability as a military commander. Gregor freely admits that the training she forces on him may have kept him alive, but still hates her for imprisoning him in the Regalian dungeon. Solovet is ambushed while on a diplomatic mission towards the end of the war and dies. Her husband, knowing that he could have saved her at the cost of revealing that the humans solved the Code of Claw, experiences a stroke as a result, and almost dies himself. The Bane (Pearlpelt): A highly unstable, gigantic white rat believed to be a harbinger of doom in the Underland. The Bane is emotionally fragile but extremely dangerous, especially when goaded on by his "friend" Twirltongue. He personally kills numerous Underland creatures, including the flier Ares. He is killed by Gregor and Ares in the last few chapters of the novel.

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 The leader of the quest and Luxa's Grandfather. During the quest, he leaves them, and they have to continue the quest without Vikus' advice. Henry: Luxa's cousin, next in line to the throne after her. He wants to ally with the rats to conquer the "weak" species of the Underland. He dies chasing Gregor off the edge of a cliff, believing his bond Ares would always come catch him. Ripred: A gnawer ( rat) with deadly fighting skills and intelligence; Vikus asks him to help the quest group into the rats' domain. Ripred in the later books teaches Gregor to learn how to use echolocation.

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The leader of the quest and Luxa's Grandfather. During the quest, he leaves them, and they have to continue the quest without Vikus' advice. Henry: Luxa's cousin, next in line to the throne after her. He wants to ally with the rats to conquer the "weak" species of the Underland. He dies chasing Gregor off the edge of a cliff, believing his bond Ares would always come catch him. Ripred: A gnawer ( rat) with deadly fighting skills and intelligence; Vikus asks him to help the quest group into the rats' domain. Ripred in the later books teaches Gregor to learn how to use echolocation.

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Gregor the Overlander
Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods
Gregor and the Marks of Secret
Gregor and the Code of Claw
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The Underland
Bonding
Tree of Transmission
The Code of Claw
Film Adaptation
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The Underland
The "Underland" is a subterranean realm populated by semi- albino humans and large, intelligent rodents, insects, and other creatures; though not all Underland creatures are sentient. It is located under New York, with most of its entrances leading out to what is now New York City. In the first novel, a character named Vikus tells Gregor (the protagonist) that the Underland humans are descended from a group of "Overlanders" who, led by a man named Bartholomew of Sandwich, settled underground over a period of some fifty years. Sandwich was a self-styled prophet who believed that a great tragedy would one day befall all those living on the surface, and convinced his devoted followers to establish an underground community long before the event could happen. Gregor never finds out exactly when this migration took place. In Gregor and the Marks of Secret, Gregor discovers that Underland children know the old song "Bat, Bat, Come Under my Hat", suggesting that it was carried down by their Overland ancestors. This song is an actual poem, which some sources claim was developed by a group known as the Conch, who were early Bahamian settlers of Florida. Other sources state that it is an English folk rhyme, so old that its author is unknown.

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The Underland
The "Underland" is a subterranean realm populated by semi- albino humans and large, intelligent rodents, insects, and other creatures; though not all Underland creatures are sentient. It is located under New York, with most of its entrances leading out to what is now New York City. In the first novel, a character named Vikus tells Gregor (the protagonist) that the Underland humans are descended from a group of "Overlanders" who, led by a man named Bartholomew of Sandwich, settled underground over a period of some fifty years. Sandwich was a self-styled prophet who believed that a great tragedy would one day befall all those living on the surface, and convinced his devoted followers to establish an underground community long before the event could happen. Gregor never finds out exactly when this migration took place. In Gregor and the Marks of Secret, Gregor discovers that Underland children know the old song "Bat, Bat, Come Under my Hat", suggesting that it was carried down by their Overland ancestors. This song is an actual poem, which some sources claim was developed by a group known as the Conch, who were early Bahamian settlers of Florida. Other sources state that it is an English folk rhyme, so old that its author is unknown.

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In the movie, VIKI is the central positronic brain of USR headquarters, a robotic distributor based in Chicago. VIKI can be thought of as a mainframe that maintains the security of the building, as well as installing and upgrading the operating systems of the NS-5 robots throughout the world. Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle. Choose up to 7 games
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In the movie, VIKI is the central positronic brain of USR headquarters, a robotic distributor based in Chicago. VIKI can be thought of as a mainframe that maintains the security of the building, as well as installing and upgrading the operating systems of the NS-5 robots throughout the world. Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle. Choose up to 7 games
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Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. As the most advanced computer of the film, VIKI develops an interpretation of the Three Laws of Robotics, developing a plot to create a benevolent dictatorship: the result is revolution. VIKI takes control of the NS-5s and makes them destroy earlier models which run on a different interpretation of the Three Laws (and which VIKI cannot interact with and thus control, as VIKI can with the NS-5s), capture Chicago's police stations and enforce a curfew, confining all humans to their homes, thus igniting a revolt. Dr. Alfred Lanning had become aware of VIKI's plans but, being under VIKI's close surveillance, had to engineer a trail of clues to lead Detective Del Spooner to the truth in time for him and the unique NS-5 robot Sonny to act to counter the threat. The film ends with the overthrow and destruction of VIKI by the injection of nanites (described in the movie as "microscopic robots designed to wipe out artificial synapses...a safeguard should a positronic brain malfunction."), VIKI screaming as her living consciousness also dies.

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Allegiance unknown
Allied with King Gorger/the Bane
Crawlers
Nibblers
Spinners
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 Vikus is a compassionate and wise person, and always believes the best of others. He is convinced that a peaceful resolution may be found in nearly every conflict, which brings him into conflict with many around him, including his wife Solovet and granddaughter Luxa. In Gregor and the Code of Claw, he experiences a stroke which leaves the right side of his body mostly paralyzed. Prince Henry - Luxa's royal cousin (the son of her father's brother) and the first bond of the flier Ares. Aged 16, he attempted to covertly ally the humans with the rats to conquer the whole of the Underland and dies with King Gorger and the gnawer attack force when Gregor lures them off a cliff. He is a sharp-tongued, quick-witted troublemaker and disdainful of what he considers the "weaker" species, such as cockroaches. In later books, Luxa, Aurora, and Ares still miss him, though with some bitterness. ( Deceased, Book 1)
Howard - Luxa's eldest cousin on her mother's side and bond to the flier Pandora. He is trained in first aid and works in the Regalian hospital during the outbreak of the plague; other doctors believe he has a gift for healing.

Vikus is a compassionate and wise person, and always believes the best of others. He is convinced that a peaceful resolution may be found in nearly every conflict, which brings him into conflict with many around him, including his wife Solovet and granddaughter Luxa. In Gregor and the Code of Claw, he experiences a stroke which leaves the right side of his body mostly paralyzed. Prince Henry - Luxa's royal cousin (the son of her father's brother) and the first bond of the flier Ares. Aged 16, he attempted to covertly ally the humans with the rats to conquer the whole of the Underland and dies with King Gorger and the gnawer attack force when Gregor lures them off a cliff. He is a sharp-tongued, quick-witted troublemaker and disdainful of what he considers the "weaker" species, such as cockroaches. In later books, Luxa, Aurora, and Ares still miss him, though with some bitterness. ( Deceased, Book 1)
Howard - Luxa's eldest cousin on her mother's side and bond to the flier Pandora. He is trained in first aid and works in the Regalian hospital during the outbreak of the plague; other doctors believe he has a gift for healing.

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Allegiance unknown
Allied with King Gorger/the Bane
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 She is the same age as Gregor and will assume full royal powers when she becomes sixteen-years-old. Luxa is a smart, rebellious, and an excellent fighter. She is also a wise leader, though sometimes sharp-tongued towards others. When Gregor first encounters her, he thinks she is arrogant and haughty, but her personality changes greatly after the death of her cousin and close friend Henry. Sometime between the end of Book 2 and the start of Book 3, she becomes trapped in the Jungle because her bond Aurora dislocates her wing and can not be moved. Afterwards she becomes very close to the nibblers who took care of her and her bat while they were there, going as far as declaring war on the gnawers when they attempt to eradicate the mice colonies. In the final book, she brings peace between the gnawers and the humans by bonding with Ripred and swearing to protect the rats. Over time, she develops romantic feelings for Gregor the Overlander, though the two part ways in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Her name is possibly derived from the word 'Lux', which means light in Latin. Vikus - Luxa's maternal grandfather, a Regalian diplomat, and head of the council which rules Regalia until Luxa reaches maturity.

She is the same age as Gregor and will assume full royal powers when she becomes sixteen-years-old. Luxa is a smart, rebellious, and an excellent fighter. She is also a wise leader, though sometimes sharp-tongued towards others. When Gregor first encounters her, he thinks she is arrogant and haughty, but her personality changes greatly after the death of her cousin and close friend Henry. Sometime between the end of Book 2 and the start of Book 3, she becomes trapped in the Jungle because her bond Aurora dislocates her wing and can not be moved. Afterwards she becomes very close to the nibblers who took care of her and her bat while they were there, going as far as declaring war on the gnawers when they attempt to eradicate the mice colonies. In the final book, she brings peace between the gnawers and the humans by bonding with Ripred and swearing to protect the rats. Over time, she develops romantic feelings for Gregor the Overlander, though the two part ways in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Her name is possibly derived from the word 'Lux', which means light in Latin. Vikus - Luxa's maternal grandfather, a Regalian diplomat, and head of the council which rules Regalia until Luxa reaches maturity.

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 Ripred becomes fond of Gregor's sister Lizzie, who reminds him of one of his deceased pups, and bonds with Queen Luxa in part because of his concern for her and her family. Luxa: The Underlanders' young queen, granddaughter of Solovet and Vikus. Luxa is proud, stubborn, and cares deeply for her friends. Though her friend Gregor admires these traits in general, they are not an asset for her during wartime, and this causes some conflict for her in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Luxa has been bonded to the flier Aurora since childhood, and bonds to the rat Ripred at the end of the novel. She also begins to develop romantic feelings for Gregor. Lizzie: Gregor's little sister and " princess " of the prophecy (by her relation to Boots ). Lizzie is very bright, but suffers from frequent panic attacks.

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Ripred becomes fond of Gregor's sister Lizzie, who reminds him of one of his deceased pups, and bonds with Queen Luxa in part because of his concern for her and her family. Luxa: The Underlanders' young queen, granddaughter of Solovet and Vikus. Luxa is proud, stubborn, and cares deeply for her friends. Though her friend Gregor admires these traits in general, they are not an asset for her during wartime, and this causes some conflict for her in Gregor and the Code of Claw. Luxa has been bonded to the flier Aurora since childhood, and bonds to the rat Ripred at the end of the novel. She also begins to develop romantic feelings for Gregor. Lizzie: Gregor's little sister and " princess " of the prophecy (by her relation to Boots ). Lizzie is very bright, but suffers from frequent panic attacks.

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In the movie, VIKI is the central positronic brain of USR headquarters, a robotic distributor based in Chicago. VIKI can be thought of as a mainframe that maintains the security of the building, as well as installing and upgrading the operating systems of the NS-5 robots throughout the world. Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle. Choose up to 7 games
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~ VIKI revealing her true plans. Virtual Interactive Kinetic Intelligence (abbreviated as V.I.K.I. or VIKI) is the main antagonist of 2004 sci-fi film I, Robot. She is a fictional supercomputer residing in USR headquarters bent on creating a dictatorship to ensure humanity's survival due to their violent nature. She was voiced by Fiona Hogan, who would later voice Zesty Gourmand from My Little Pony . Contents
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In the movie, VIKI is the central positronic brain of USR headquarters, a robotic distributor based in Chicago. VIKI can be thought of as a mainframe that maintains the security of the building, as well as installing and upgrading the operating systems of the NS-5 robots throughout the world. Platinum Collection Build Your Own Bundle. Choose up to 7 games
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 Two weeks later, a wounded Gregor awakens in the hospital and learns of a series of crushing events. Though the humans routed the rats, Ares died in the Firelands of wounds inflicted by the Bane; Ripred is presumed dead; and Vikus has been partially paralyzed by a stroke brought on by his wife's death. Though Gregor no longer feels bound by it, many Underlanders wonder how the prophecy can be fulfilled while "the warrior" lives. At the rats' official meeting to discuss terms of surrender, they have their answer. Angered by both a half-dead Ripred and Luxa's readiness to return to war, Gregor breaks Bartholomew of Sandwich's sword on his knees and pronounces the warrior officially dead. Ripred and Luxa, agreeing with Gregor's sentiment, do something unprecedented and bond as a sign of their mutual desire for peace. Afterward, delegates from each species meet to negotiate more a specific treaty while Gregor's family says their good-byes and returns to New York. The novel ends as Gregor's parents discuss a move to Virginia while their children wonder how they can ever forget the Underland.

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Two weeks later, a wounded Gregor awakens in the hospital and learns of a series of crushing events. Though the humans routed the rats, Ares died in the Firelands of wounds inflicted by the Bane; Ripred is presumed dead; and Vikus has been partially paralyzed by a stroke brought on by his wife's death. Though Gregor no longer feels bound by it, many Underlanders wonder how the prophecy can be fulfilled while "the warrior" lives. At the rats' official meeting to discuss terms of surrender, they have their answer. Angered by both a half-dead Ripred and Luxa's readiness to return to war, Gregor breaks Bartholomew of Sandwich's sword on his knees and pronounces the warrior officially dead. Ripred and Luxa, agreeing with Gregor's sentiment, do something unprecedented and bond as a sign of their mutual desire for peace. Afterward, delegates from each species meet to negotiate more a specific treaty while Gregor's family says their good-byes and returns to New York. The novel ends as Gregor's parents discuss a move to Virginia while their children wonder how they can ever forget the Underland.

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InsurTech enables Ventus to provide “superior risk” to the ILS space: Interview “Our system is called VIKI, which stands for Ventus Insurance Knowledge Interface. In the current form, VIKI provides tremendous value but is only accomplishing a fraction of what it will once we implement future capabilities. Currently, we have fully automated 3rd party and proprietary data augmentation taking place. Almost all of our underwriting process is automated, from submission receipt, to data augmentation, to catastrophe modeling, to rate, quote, and bind,” said Reeth, continuing to explain how this compares to traditional writers of excess & surplus (E&S) property business. “They have less automation and substantial human resources either here in the States or in India, providing underwriting support: this usually consists of a clearance team to assist with broker specific risk reservation, underwriting assistants performing quote, binder, policy, and endorsement issuance and a team of data scrubbers. In addition, separate cat modeling resources are usually maintained. “We use a single technology environment that fully replaces these roles turning many man hours and 2-3 business units into a much shorter data rich exercise. We believe this is a first in the SME business and currently provides us with a 3-4X improvement in efficiency. We will continue to realize more efficiencies in the future.

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“Our system is called VIKI, which stands for Ventus Insurance Knowledge Interface. In the current form, VIKI provides tremendous value but is only accomplishing a fraction of what it will once we implement future capabilities. Currently, we have fully automated 3rd party and proprietary data augmentation taking place. Almost all of our underwriting process is automated, from submission receipt, to data augmentation, to catastrophe modeling, to rate, quote, and bind,” said Reeth, continuing to explain how this compares to traditional writers of excess & surplus (E&S) property business. “They have less automation and substantial human resources either here in the States or in India, providing underwriting support: this usually consists of a clearance team to assist with broker specific risk reservation, underwriting assistants performing quote, binder, policy, and endorsement issuance and a team of data scrubbers. In addition, separate cat modeling resources are usually maintained. “We use a single technology environment that fully replaces these roles turning many man hours and 2-3 business units into a much shorter data rich exercise. We believe this is a first in the SME business and currently provides us with a 3-4X improvement in efficiency. We will continue to realize more efficiencies in the future.

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 He dies chasing Gregor off the edge of a cliff, believing his bond Ares would always come catch him. Ripred: A gnawer ( rat) with deadly fighting skills and intelligence; Vikus asks him to help the quest group into the rats' domain. Ripred in the later books teaches Gregor to learn how to use echolocation. Temp: One of two crawlers ( cockroaches) to join the quest. He is one of the first crawlers who encounters Boots and her brother and befriends the two. Tick: A friend of Temp who sacrifices herself to save Boots from a group of rats.

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He dies chasing Gregor off the edge of a cliff, believing his bond Ares would always come catch him. Ripred: A gnawer ( rat) with deadly fighting skills and intelligence; Vikus asks him to help the quest group into the rats' domain. Ripred in the later books teaches Gregor to learn how to use echolocation. Temp: One of two crawlers ( cockroaches) to join the quest. He is one of the first crawlers who encounters Boots and her brother and befriends the two. Tick: A friend of Temp who sacrifices herself to save Boots from a group of rats.

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 Ares is heralded as a hero upon his death in the region known as Tartarus. Ripred: A rat, rager, and seasoned warrior. Ripred 's immense experience and wisdom lead to his acting as general, strategist, and skilled fighter for the humans. Ripred never loses sight of his own goals, however, which almost restarts the human-gnawer conflict after the end of their war. Ripred becomes fond of Gregor's sister Lizzie, who reminds him of one of his deceased pups, and bonds with Queen Luxa in part because of his concern for her and her family. Luxa: The Underlanders' young queen, granddaughter of Solovet and Vikus. Luxa is proud, stubborn, and cares deeply for her friends. Though her friend Gregor admires these traits in general, they are not an asset for her during wartime, and this causes some conflict for her in Gregor and the Code of Claw.

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Ares is heralded as a hero upon his death in the region known as Tartarus. Ripred: A rat, rager, and seasoned warrior. Ripred 's immense experience and wisdom lead to his acting as general, strategist, and skilled fighter for the humans. Ripred never loses sight of his own goals, however, which almost restarts the human-gnawer conflict after the end of their war. Ripred becomes fond of Gregor's sister Lizzie, who reminds him of one of his deceased pups, and bonds with Queen Luxa in part because of his concern for her and her family. Luxa: The Underlanders' young queen, granddaughter of Solovet and Vikus. Luxa is proud, stubborn, and cares deeply for her friends. Though her friend Gregor admires these traits in general, they are not an asset for her during wartime, and this causes some conflict for her in Gregor and the Code of Claw.

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 He is later bonded to Ares the flier who was betrayed by Henry. Boots (Margaret): Boots is Gregor's two-year-old sister. She accidentally discovers the entrance to the Underland. She is the only reason they decide to come on the quest. Luxa: The future queen of the Underland, about the same age as Gregor. Her parents were killed by rats shortly after Henry's. She is bonded to Aurora the flier. Vikus:

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He is later bonded to Ares the flier who was betrayed by Henry. Boots (Margaret): Boots is Gregor's two-year-old sister. She accidentally discovers the entrance to the Underland. She is the only reason they decide to come on the quest. Luxa: The future queen of the Underland, about the same age as Gregor. Her parents were killed by rats shortly after Henry's. She is bonded to Aurora the flier. Vikus:

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 In a curved out city located beneath New York city, human beings who emigrated from the upper side known as the Overland live nest to highly intelligent bats and extremely loyal cockroaches. Using a rather different approach, author Suzanne Collins introduces two heroes, young Gregor, together with his sister’s boots. Through a trip down a long hole; an opening through the basement wall, the two young heroes, are taken into the Underlands. While trying to find a way back to his house, young Gregor gets to learn about the Underlands, their rather strange customs, and their extremely long history. After staying in the Underlands for quite some time, the honorable patriarch of the Underlands, Vikus informs Gregor about an ancient prophecy. According to Vikus, Gregor is the foretold warrior who was going to liberate the Underland from a giant rat takeover. The relationship between the boots and young Gregor brought so much delight to the narrative. The readers watch as the Gregor grows steadily. Gregor’s love for his father, who had disappeared has a great impact on Gregor’s personality.

In a curved out city located beneath New York city, human beings who emigrated from the upper side known as the Overland live nest to highly intelligent bats and extremely loyal cockroaches. Using a rather different approach, author Suzanne Collins introduces two heroes, young Gregor, together with his sister’s boots. Through a trip down a long hole; an opening through the basement wall, the two young heroes, are taken into the Underlands. While trying to find a way back to his house, young Gregor gets to learn about the Underlands, their rather strange customs, and their extremely long history. After staying in the Underlands for quite some time, the honorable patriarch of the Underlands, Vikus informs Gregor about an ancient prophecy. According to Vikus, Gregor is the foretold warrior who was going to liberate the Underland from a giant rat takeover. The relationship between the boots and young Gregor brought so much delight to the narrative. The readers watch as the Gregor grows steadily. Gregor’s love for his father, who had disappeared has a great impact on Gregor’s personality.

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The Main Questions in the Metamorphosis If he hates his job so much, why doesn’t he quit? He doesn’t quit because his parents are in debt to his employer. Also, he is the only one supporting his mother, father, and sister. 5. What is Gregor’s role in his family? Gregor’s role in his family is the working person. He brings in the only income, which they all live off of. 6. How does Gregor manage to open the door? Gregor manages to open the door by turning the key with his mouth, which was difficult because he no longer had a human mouth with teeth.

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If he hates his job so much, why doesn’t he quit? He doesn’t quit because his parents are in debt to his employer. Also, he is the only one supporting his mother, father, and sister. 5. What is Gregor’s role in his family? Gregor’s role in his family is the working person. He brings in the only income, which they all live off of. 6. How does Gregor manage to open the door? Gregor manages to open the door by turning the key with his mouth, which was difficult because he no longer had a human mouth with teeth.

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 Gregor is desperate to keep his family safe, so he extracts a promise from Ripred to protect them and keep them in the dark about Gregor's impending doom. While Lizzie works on (and ultimately solves) the code, Gregor fights the Bane 's armies, struggling all the while to cope with his emotions about Luxa and Sandwich's prophecy. Shortly before his final confrontation with the Bane, Gregor has all but lost hope for his life. Noticing this, Ripred tells him that he doesn't believe Gregor has to die, because the old rat has never believed in Sandwich's prophetic ability. This revelation inspires Gregor to ultimately defeat the unstable Bane. Two weeks later, a wounded Gregor awakens in the hospital and learns of a series of crushing events. Though the humans routed the rats, Ares died in the Firelands of wounds inflicted by the Bane; Ripred is presumed dead; and Vikus has been partially paralyzed by a stroke brought on by his wife's death. Though Gregor no longer feels bound by it, many Underlanders wonder how the prophecy can be fulfilled while "the warrior" lives.

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Gregor is desperate to keep his family safe, so he extracts a promise from Ripred to protect them and keep them in the dark about Gregor's impending doom. While Lizzie works on (and ultimately solves) the code, Gregor fights the Bane 's armies, struggling all the while to cope with his emotions about Luxa and Sandwich's prophecy. Shortly before his final confrontation with the Bane, Gregor has all but lost hope for his life. Noticing this, Ripred tells him that he doesn't believe Gregor has to die, because the old rat has never believed in Sandwich's prophetic ability. This revelation inspires Gregor to ultimately defeat the unstable Bane. Two weeks later, a wounded Gregor awakens in the hospital and learns of a series of crushing events. Though the humans routed the rats, Ares died in the Firelands of wounds inflicted by the Bane; Ripred is presumed dead; and Vikus has been partially paralyzed by a stroke brought on by his wife's death. Though Gregor no longer feels bound by it, many Underlanders wonder how the prophecy can be fulfilled while "the warrior" lives.

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 The fourth series, "The Bloody Karte" (presented as a side series on the DVDs), is a set of 12 stories about Catherine working in a mysterious hospital. An unbroadcasted exclusive Special series, "The Gregory Gallery Tour" (presented as bonus videos only on the first series DVDs), only contains three stories featuring Gregory himself as a guide, giving his commentary and thoughts on each of the guests in the hotel, also displaying paintings based around the said guests. The setting is different depending on each of the three episodes. ( These are only on the NEC Interchannel or King Records versions of the first series DVDs, volume 1-3, Japanese only)
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Gregory is the Innkeeper of the hotel and also the narrator, a slightly creepy old anthropomorphic mouse with an obsession for keeping guests at his hotel. He loves to mess with one's mind and has a habit of appearing out of nowhere. It is strongly implied that Gregory is a manifestation of the hidden dreams and desires that people suppress, and his hotel the same. Although how several different people can manifest the exact same apparition is unknown, and it is highly probable that Gregory is in fact a spirit of dreams and desires, instead of a single person's manifestation. Gregory's aims seem unclear in both the game and the series, but he seems to be subservient to his mother, who is thoroughly and unambiguously wicked, unlike Gregory, consuming wayward souls to remain young.

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The fourth series, "The Bloody Karte" (presented as a side series on the DVDs), is a set of 12 stories about Catherine working in a mysterious hospital. An unbroadcasted exclusive Special series, "The Gregory Gallery Tour" (presented as bonus videos only on the first series DVDs), only contains three stories featuring Gregory himself as a guide, giving his commentary and thoughts on each of the guests in the hotel, also displaying paintings based around the said guests. The setting is different depending on each of the three episodes. ( These are only on the NEC Interchannel or King Records versions of the first series DVDs, volume 1-3, Japanese only)
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Gregory (グレゴリ, Guregorī)
Voiced by: Chafurin (Japanese); Dave Pettitt (English)
Gregory is the Innkeeper of the hotel and also the narrator, a slightly creepy old anthropomorphic mouse with an obsession for keeping guests at his hotel. He loves to mess with one's mind and has a habit of appearing out of nowhere. It is strongly implied that Gregory is a manifestation of the hidden dreams and desires that people suppress, and his hotel the same. Although how several different people can manifest the exact same apparition is unknown, and it is highly probable that Gregory is in fact a spirit of dreams and desires, instead of a single person's manifestation. Gregory's aims seem unclear in both the game and the series, but he seems to be subservient to his mother, who is thoroughly and unambiguously wicked, unlike Gregory, consuming wayward souls to remain young.

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 Aside from becoming the self appointed caretaker of Gregor, Grete also assumes the role of Gregor’s spokesperson to the family. After attending to Gregor in the evening “she had to give a detailed report about how the room looked, what Gregor had eaten, how he had behaved [that] time, and whether perhaps some slight improvement was noticeable” (pg. 294) Grete serves as the only link between Gregor and the mother and father. Gregor is very grateful for his sister’s intricate care and he feels quite comfortable as an insect with high hopes that everything will return back to normal. In an attempt to again accommodate Gregor’s new needs, Grete decides it would be best to remove the furniture in his room in order to allow more crawling space for him. After convincing her mother this is a good course of action, they decide to remove the furniture while the father is not present due on account he may disapprove or
violently interfere. Although Grete’s actions were of good intention, her plan ends in disaster when Gregor attempts to stop the removal of his furniture and shocks his Mother provoking his father to attack and injure him. Thus ensues a great severance in Gregor’s relationship with his sister. Signs of change in Grete’s demeanor and behavior toward Gregor are first seen toward the end of the second section in the story. Grete undoubtedly begins to forget that this insect is her brother and that he still manifests human feelings and desires.

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Aside from becoming the self appointed caretaker of Gregor, Grete also assumes the role of Gregor’s spokesperson to the family. After attending to Gregor in the evening “she had to give a detailed report about how the room looked, what Gregor had eaten, how he had behaved [that] time, and whether perhaps some slight improvement was noticeable” (pg. 294) Grete serves as the only link between Gregor and the mother and father. Gregor is very grateful for his sister’s intricate care and he feels quite comfortable as an insect with high hopes that everything will return back to normal. In an attempt to again accommodate Gregor’s new needs, Grete decides it would be best to remove the furniture in his room in order to allow more crawling space for him. After convincing her mother this is a good course of action, they decide to remove the furniture while the father is not present due on account he may disapprove or
violently interfere. Although Grete’s actions were of good intention, her plan ends in disaster when Gregor attempts to stop the removal of his furniture and shocks his Mother provoking his father to attack and injure him. Thus ensues a great severance in Gregor’s relationship with his sister. Signs of change in Grete’s demeanor and behavior toward Gregor are first seen toward the end of the second section in the story. Grete undoubtedly begins to forget that this insect is her brother and that he still manifests human feelings and desires.

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 Viktor, also known as The Machine Herald , is a villainous playable character in the multiplayer online battle arena game League of Legends . An eccentric inventor in the fringes of Zaun, Viktor is an idealist who has dedicated his life to understanding new and exciting technology. Believing that cybernetics are the key to unlocking humanity's potential, Viktor has become a fanatic for his cause and will stop at nothing to create a bright, mechanical future. The ninetieth champion added to the game, Viktor was released on December 29, 2011, and is most commonly played in the mid-lane. He is voiced by Owen Thomas. Contents
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Viktor was born in the Entresol level of Zaun, the polluted undercities of Piltover. An inventive child, Viktor was incredibly dedicated to building things and studying for days on end. Viktor's artisan parents were supportive of his work, however because of the pollution and chemtech accidents near their home, the family had to move around frequently, annoying Viktor, who was already vexed whenever his work had to be interrupted by eat and sleep. As a result, Viktor began to study the local accidents and came to realize that they were not because of faulty equipment or mechanical failures but instead because of one thing: human error.

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Viktor, also known as The Machine Herald , is a villainous playable character in the multiplayer online battle arena game League of Legends . An eccentric inventor in the fringes of Zaun, Viktor is an idealist who has dedicated his life to understanding new and exciting technology. Believing that cybernetics are the key to unlocking humanity's potential, Viktor has become a fanatic for his cause and will stop at nothing to create a bright, mechanical future. The ninetieth champion added to the game, Viktor was released on December 29, 2011, and is most commonly played in the mid-lane. He is voiced by Owen Thomas. Contents
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Viktor was born in the Entresol level of Zaun, the polluted undercities of Piltover. An inventive child, Viktor was incredibly dedicated to building things and studying for days on end. Viktor's artisan parents were supportive of his work, however because of the pollution and chemtech accidents near their home, the family had to move around frequently, annoying Viktor, who was already vexed whenever his work had to be interrupted by eat and sleep. As a result, Viktor began to study the local accidents and came to realize that they were not because of faulty equipment or mechanical failures but instead because of one thing: human error.

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Apart from her brother Gregor, Grete is the only other character addressed by name in the story, a distinction that reflects her relative importance. Grete is also the only character to show pity for Gregor through most of the novella (his mother also exhibits pity for him later in the story), apparently owing to the great affection Grete and Gregor had for each other before Gregor’s transformation. Consequently, she becomes Gregor’s primary caretaker. She brings him food, cleans his room, places his chair by the window so he can see out to the street, and comes up with the idea of removing his furniture so he has more room to scurry and climb. In this role as caretaker she serves as Gregor’s only real human contact for most of the story, and she acts as Gregor’s only strong emotional tie to his family—and indeed to the rest of humanity. Grete, however, changes more than any other character in the story—in essence undergoing her own metamorphosis from a girl into a woman—and that change occurs while her pity for Gregor slowly diminishes. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family, and she becomes territorial about caring for Gregor, not wanting her mother to be involved. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes. Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor.

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Apart from her brother Gregor, Grete is the only other character addressed by name in the story, a distinction that reflects her relative importance. Grete is also the only character to show pity for Gregor through most of the novella (his mother also exhibits pity for him later in the story), apparently owing to the great affection Grete and Gregor had for each other before Gregor’s transformation. Consequently, she becomes Gregor’s primary caretaker. She brings him food, cleans his room, places his chair by the window so he can see out to the street, and comes up with the idea of removing his furniture so he has more room to scurry and climb. In this role as caretaker she serves as Gregor’s only real human contact for most of the story, and she acts as Gregor’s only strong emotional tie to his family—and indeed to the rest of humanity. Grete, however, changes more than any other character in the story—in essence undergoing her own metamorphosis from a girl into a woman—and that change occurs while her pity for Gregor slowly diminishes. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family, and she becomes territorial about caring for Gregor, not wanting her mother to be involved. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes. Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor.

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 Gregor’s predicament creates an opportunity for Grete to be seen as more helpful and responsible to her parents. It seems that Grete becomes more concerned with cleaning Gregor’s room to prove her responsibility and maturity to her parents, and not necessarily with looking after Gregor’s welfare. Gregor still sees her, however, as “only a child despite the efforts she was making and had perhaps taken on so difficult a task merely out of childish thoughtlessness” (382). Grete has her own opinions of what is good for Gregor, which many times opposes Gregor’s feelings, and she sees herself as “an expert in Gregor’s affairs” (384). Also, quite frequently these opinions oppose her parents’ views, which indicates that she is disagreeing with them for the sake of disagreeing, and again not concerning herself with the well-being of her brother. Grete is given a great deal of power when taking the role of caretaker over Gregor, and she uses the full extent of this power, and perhaps even abuses it. she is the one to decide if someone is allowed to visit Gregor and she determines what should be done with Gregor’s room. Progressively, Grete begins to act against Gregor and begins to show less consideration and concern for his feelings, just as Gregor is beginning to care less about his family and more about his own situation. When Grete’s father comes home after Gregor has scared his mother and is out of his room, Grete doesn’t try to defend Gregor. Gregor gathers that “Grete’s all too brief statement” will lead to his father’s anger (386).

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Gregor’s predicament creates an opportunity for Grete to be seen as more helpful and responsible to her parents. It seems that Grete becomes more concerned with cleaning Gregor’s room to prove her responsibility and maturity to her parents, and not necessarily with looking after Gregor’s welfare. Gregor still sees her, however, as “only a child despite the efforts she was making and had perhaps taken on so difficult a task merely out of childish thoughtlessness” (382). Grete has her own opinions of what is good for Gregor, which many times opposes Gregor’s feelings, and she sees herself as “an expert in Gregor’s affairs” (384). Also, quite frequently these opinions oppose her parents’ views, which indicates that she is disagreeing with them for the sake of disagreeing, and again not concerning herself with the well-being of her brother. Grete is given a great deal of power when taking the role of caretaker over Gregor, and she uses the full extent of this power, and perhaps even abuses it. she is the one to decide if someone is allowed to visit Gregor and she determines what should be done with Gregor’s room. Progressively, Grete begins to act against Gregor and begins to show less consideration and concern for his feelings, just as Gregor is beginning to care less about his family and more about his own situation. When Grete’s father comes home after Gregor has scared his mother and is out of his room, Grete doesn’t try to defend Gregor. Gregor gathers that “Grete’s all too brief statement” will lead to his father’s anger (386).

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 One day, his door is left open despite the presence of the tenants. Gregor, attracted by Grete's violin-playing in the living room, crawls out of his room and is spotted by the unsuspecting tenants, who complain about the apartment's unhygienic conditions and cancel their tenancy. Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each one in the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it", or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, dies of starvation before sunrise. The relieved and optimistic family take a tram ride out to the countryside and decide to move to a smaller apartment to save more money. During the short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Samsa realize that, in spite of the hardships that have brought some paleness to her face, Grete has grown up into a pretty and well-figured lady. They think about finding her a husband. Characters
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"Gregor Samsa" redirects here. For other uses, see Gregor Samsa (disambiguation). Gregor is the main character of the story.

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One day, his door is left open despite the presence of the tenants. Gregor, attracted by Grete's violin-playing in the living room, crawls out of his room and is spotted by the unsuspecting tenants, who complain about the apartment's unhygienic conditions and cancel their tenancy. Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each one in the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it", or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, dies of starvation before sunrise. The relieved and optimistic family take a tram ride out to the countryside and decide to move to a smaller apartment to save more money. During the short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Samsa realize that, in spite of the hardships that have brought some paleness to her face, Grete has grown up into a pretty and well-figured lady. They think about finding her a husband. Characters
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"Gregor Samsa" redirects here. For other uses, see Gregor Samsa (disambiguation). Gregor is the main character of the story.

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The Metamorphosis It provides him both with a sense of purpose and it created his identity as the money-earner of the family. After his metamorphosis, Gregor struggles with the idea that he can’t work and that he no longer acts as the family’s breadwinner. He continues to hope that he will suddenly turn back to his former self and return to work. Even toward the end of the story he imagines telling Grete of the plan he had to send her to the Conservatorium, indicating that he hasn’t let go of the idea and that he still longs to play that role in his family. But unable to work, Gregor finds himself in a position similar to that of the father, without any clear sense of purpose or motivation. The great difference between them is that Gregor has a greater struggle to overcome as he tries to reconcile his lingering human side with his new body. Work plays a distinctly different role in Grete’s life, as it serves to help her mature and become an adult. At the beginning of the story, she is still a child. She has no real responsibilities, and in fact Gregor describes her life as “dressing herself nicely, sleeping long, helping in the housekeeping, going out to a few modest entertainments, and above all playing the violin.” After finding work to help earn money, as well as having the duty of caring for Gregor, Grete starts to become more mature.

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It provides him both with a sense of purpose and it created his identity as the money-earner of the family. After his metamorphosis, Gregor struggles with the idea that he can’t work and that he no longer acts as the family’s breadwinner. He continues to hope that he will suddenly turn back to his former self and return to work. Even toward the end of the story he imagines telling Grete of the plan he had to send her to the Conservatorium, indicating that he hasn’t let go of the idea and that he still longs to play that role in his family. But unable to work, Gregor finds himself in a position similar to that of the father, without any clear sense of purpose or motivation. The great difference between them is that Gregor has a greater struggle to overcome as he tries to reconcile his lingering human side with his new body. Work plays a distinctly different role in Grete’s life, as it serves to help her mature and become an adult. At the beginning of the story, she is still a child. She has no real responsibilities, and in fact Gregor describes her life as “dressing herself nicely, sleeping long, helping in the housekeeping, going out to a few modest entertainments, and above all playing the violin.” After finding work to help earn money, as well as having the duty of caring for Gregor, Grete starts to become more mature.

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 The name "Gregor Samsa" appears to derive partly from literary works Kafka had read. A character in The Story of Young Renate Fuchs, by German-Jewish novelist Jakob Wassermann (1873–1934), is named Gregor Samassa. The Viennese author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, whose sexual imagination gave rise to the idea of masochism, is also an influence. Sacher-Masoch wrote Venus in Furs (1870), a novel whose hero assumes the name Gregor at one point. A "Venus in furs" literally recurs in The Metamorphosis in the picture that Gregor Samsa has hung on his bedroom wall. Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, who becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. Initially Grete and Gregor have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. While Grete initially volunteers to feed him and clean his room, she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room, and it is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor; she could not enter Gregor's room without opening the window first because of the nausea he caused her, and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight.

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The name "Gregor Samsa" appears to derive partly from literary works Kafka had read. A character in The Story of Young Renate Fuchs, by German-Jewish novelist Jakob Wassermann (1873–1934), is named Gregor Samassa. The Viennese author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, whose sexual imagination gave rise to the idea of masochism, is also an influence. Sacher-Masoch wrote Venus in Furs (1870), a novel whose hero assumes the name Gregor at one point. A "Venus in furs" literally recurs in The Metamorphosis in the picture that Gregor Samsa has hung on his bedroom wall. Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, who becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. Initially Grete and Gregor have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. While Grete initially volunteers to feed him and clean his room, she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room, and it is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor; she could not enter Gregor's room without opening the window first because of the nausea he caused her, and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight.

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 The name "Gregor Samsa" appears to derive partly from literary works Kafka had read. A character in The Story of Young Renate Fuchs, by German-Jewish novelist Jakob Wassermann (1873–1934), is named Gregor Samassa. The Viennese author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, whose sexual imagination gave rise to the idea of masochism, is also an influence. Sacher-Masoch wrote Venus in Furs (1870), a novel whose hero assumes the name Gregor at one point. A "Venus in furs" literally recurs in The Metamorphosis in the picture that Gregor Samsa has hung on his bedroom wall. Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, and she becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. They initially have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. At first, she volunteers to feed him and clean his room, but she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room. It is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor, as she always opens the window upon entering his room to keep from feeling nauseous and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight.

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The name "Gregor Samsa" appears to derive partly from literary works Kafka had read. A character in The Story of Young Renate Fuchs, by German-Jewish novelist Jakob Wassermann (1873–1934), is named Gregor Samassa. The Viennese author Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, whose sexual imagination gave rise to the idea of masochism, is also an influence. Sacher-Masoch wrote Venus in Furs (1870), a novel whose hero assumes the name Gregor at one point. A "Venus in furs" literally recurs in The Metamorphosis in the picture that Gregor Samsa has hung on his bedroom wall. Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, and she becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. They initially have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. At first, she volunteers to feed him and clean his room, but she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room. It is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor, as she always opens the window upon entering his room to keep from feeling nauseous and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight.

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Viktor Strobovski, commonly referred to as Viktor, is the main character of Advanced Education with Viktor Strobovski, and the titular character of the game. He is the first teacher, exclusively teaching mathematics, and is also the host of the Puss Modes and the Christmas Curse event. Generally, he is the main antagonist, but can sometimes be seen acting in protagonistic ways. Viktor is one of the only members of the Tarwill species still alive, the others being Tiara and Dubory. This means he can change his form into whatever he wishes, and regenerate his body infinitely as long as his mask is left undamaged. He has possessed a human corpse in order to disguise himself as a human. Appearance
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 she now works as a salesgirl. A hard reality of life makes Grete Samsa grow bitter towards Gregor. Eventually, she stops coming to his room, stops caring if he eats, and stops calling her brother by name. At the end of the novella, she demands they get rid of him. In the beginning, Grete is the only person who is not entirely repulsed by Gregor’s new appearance. She is also the only family member who interacts with him after the transformation. Mainly because of how close they used to be in the past. The family of Gregor Samsa views her as an authority in everything that concerns him. These new responsibilities make her position in the family more prominent. However, she enjoys being in charge more than she wishes well-being for her brother.

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she now works as a salesgirl. A hard reality of life makes Grete Samsa grow bitter towards Gregor. Eventually, she stops coming to his room, stops caring if he eats, and stops calling her brother by name. At the end of the novella, she demands they get rid of him. In the beginning, Grete is the only person who is not entirely repulsed by Gregor’s new appearance. She is also the only family member who interacts with him after the transformation. Mainly because of how close they used to be in the past. The family of Gregor Samsa views her as an authority in everything that concerns him. These new responsibilities make her position in the family more prominent. However, she enjoys being in charge more than she wishes well-being for her brother.

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 Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each member of the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it" or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, laboriously makes his way back to his room and dies of starvation before sunrise. His body is discovered by the charwoman, who alerts his family and then disposes of the corpse. The relieved and optimistic father, mother, and sister all take the day off work. They ride a trolley out to the countryside and make plans to move to a smaller apartment to save money. During the short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Samsa realize that, in spite of the hardships that have brought some paleness to her face, Grete has grown up into a pretty and well-figured lady. They think about finding her a husband. Characters
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"Gregor Samsa" redirects here. For other uses, see Gregor Samsa (disambiguation). Gregor is the main character of the story.

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Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each member of the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it" or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, laboriously makes his way back to his room and dies of starvation before sunrise. His body is discovered by the charwoman, who alerts his family and then disposes of the corpse. The relieved and optimistic father, mother, and sister all take the day off work. They ride a trolley out to the countryside and make plans to move to a smaller apartment to save money. During the short trip, Mr. and Mrs. Samsa realize that, in spite of the hardships that have brought some paleness to her face, Grete has grown up into a pretty and well-figured lady. They think about finding her a husband. Characters
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"Gregor Samsa" redirects here. For other uses, see Gregor Samsa (disambiguation). Gregor is the main character of the story.

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 Grete is given a great deal of power when taking the role of caretaker over Gregor, and she uses the full extent of this power, and perhaps even abuses it. she is the one to decide if someone is allowed to visit Gregor and she determines what should be done with Gregor’s room. Progressively, Grete begins to act against Gregor and begins to show less consideration and concern for his feelings, just as Gregor is beginning to care less about his family and more about his own situation. When Grete’s father comes home after Gregor has scared his mother and is out of his room, Grete doesn’t try to defend Gregor. Gregor gathers that “Grete’s all too brief statement” will lead to his father’s anger (386). Another example of Grete’s changed feelings toward Gregor is the appearance of Gregor’s room. At first, when she notices that he likes to crawl around on the walls and ceiling, she clears his path by taking away furniture. Later, his room becomes a storage area for unneeded things from the rest of the house. She begins to neglect areas of Gregor’s room that become increasingly unclean. Gregor has also gained an outside perspective of his appearance through the actions and reactions of Grete.

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Grete is given a great deal of power when taking the role of caretaker over Gregor, and she uses the full extent of this power, and perhaps even abuses it. she is the one to decide if someone is allowed to visit Gregor and she determines what should be done with Gregor’s room. Progressively, Grete begins to act against Gregor and begins to show less consideration and concern for his feelings, just as Gregor is beginning to care less about his family and more about his own situation. When Grete’s father comes home after Gregor has scared his mother and is out of his room, Grete doesn’t try to defend Gregor. Gregor gathers that “Grete’s all too brief statement” will lead to his father’s anger (386). Another example of Grete’s changed feelings toward Gregor is the appearance of Gregor’s room. At first, when she notices that he likes to crawl around on the walls and ceiling, she clears his path by taking away furniture. Later, his room becomes a storage area for unneeded things from the rest of the house. She begins to neglect areas of Gregor’s room that become increasingly unclean. Gregor has also gained an outside perspective of his appearance through the actions and reactions of Grete.

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After waiting months for word on Luxa and his friends, Gregor finally receives a call for help from Vikus, telling him that The Prophecy of Blood has come. After learning that Ares has the plague, Gregor becomes determined to travel back to the Underland. Gregor's mother, however, refuses to let him go until Ripred tells them that Gregor and Boots are only needed for a brief meeting. She finally relents, on the condition that she can attend the meeting with them. While there, however, an infected bat crashes in and ultimately infects Gregor's mother. Desperate to save her and his friends, Gregor sets out to find the cure, which is believed to be in the Vineyard of Eyes, located in the center of a dense jungle. Once he and the other questers arrive at the edge of the jungle, they encounter a troubled man named Hamnet, his Halflander son, Hazard, and their hisser companion, Frill. Hamnet then guides the party through the jungle and after managing through poison arrow frogs, intense hunger and thirst, carnivorous plants, and quicksand, the questers discover Luxa and Aurora, alive and living with a colony of nibblers. After healing Aurora, they all continue to the Vineyard of Eyes, where they are soon attacked by a colony of cutters. During the fight, the cure is destroyed and Hamnet and Frill are killed.

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After waiting months for word on Luxa and his friends, Gregor finally receives a call for help from Vikus, telling him that The Prophecy of Blood has come. After learning that Ares has the plague, Gregor becomes determined to travel back to the Underland. Gregor's mother, however, refuses to let him go until Ripred tells them that Gregor and Boots are only needed for a brief meeting. She finally relents, on the condition that she can attend the meeting with them. While there, however, an infected bat crashes in and ultimately infects Gregor's mother. Desperate to save her and his friends, Gregor sets out to find the cure, which is believed to be in the Vineyard of Eyes, located in the center of a dense jungle. Once he and the other questers arrive at the edge of the jungle, they encounter a troubled man named Hamnet, his Halflander son, Hazard, and their hisser companion, Frill. Hamnet then guides the party through the jungle and after managing through poison arrow frogs, intense hunger and thirst, carnivorous plants, and quicksand, the questers discover Luxa and Aurora, alive and living with a colony of nibblers. After healing Aurora, they all continue to the Vineyard of Eyes, where they are soon attacked by a colony of cutters. During the fight, the cure is destroyed and Hamnet and Frill are killed.

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 He is one of the first plague victims in the third book. After the death of his bond Pandora, he is without a flier companion, but becomes close to a bat named Nike. Though at first, she does not like him, he eventually becomes a kind of older brother figure to Princess Luxa. Susannah - Howard's mother and daughter of Vikus and Solovet. She works in the Regalian hospital for some time while her son is there with the plague. She is kind and motherly toward Gregor

He is one of the first plague victims in the third book. After the death of his bond Pandora, he is without a flier companion, but becomes close to a bat named Nike. Though at first, she does not like him, he eventually becomes a kind of older brother figure to Princess Luxa. Susannah - Howard's mother and daughter of Vikus and Solovet. She works in the Regalian hospital for some time while her son is there with the plague. She is kind and motherly toward Gregor

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Grete is Gregor's younger sister, and she becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. They initially have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. At first, she volunteers to feed him and clean his room, but she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room. It is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor, as she always opens the window upon entering his room to keep from feeling nauseous and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight. She plays the violin and dreams of going to the conservatory to study, a dream Gregor had intended to make happen; he had planned on making the announcement on Christmas Day. To help provide an income for the family after Gregor's transformation, she starts working as a salesgirl. Grete is also the first to suggest getting rid of Gregor, which causes Gregor to plan his own death. At the end of the story, Grete's parents realize that she has become beautiful and full-figured and decide to consider finding her a husband.

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Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, and she becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. They initially have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. At first, she volunteers to feed him and clean his room, but she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room. It is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor, as she always opens the window upon entering his room to keep from feeling nauseous and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight. She plays the violin and dreams of going to the conservatory to study, a dream Gregor had intended to make happen; he had planned on making the announcement on Christmas Day. To help provide an income for the family after Gregor's transformation, she starts working as a salesgirl. Grete is also the first to suggest getting rid of Gregor, which causes Gregor to plan his own death. At the end of the story, Grete's parents realize that she has become beautiful and full-figured and decide to consider finding her a husband.

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 As time went on, Gregor tried to do what was best for his family, despite his young age, bringing it upon himself to bare much of their burden. Biography
Gregor the Overlander
Gregor is the Warrior of Sandwich 's Prophecies and the foretold savior of the Underland. In Gregor the Overlander, the first book, he succeeds in rescuing his dad from captivity and wiping out the entire rat army, along with King Gorger, by leaping fearlessly off a cliff and taking the Gnawers with him. At the last minute, Ares, Henry 's bat, saves Gregor from the fall. Later, as Ares is put on trial for letting his bond die, Gregor bonds to him to save his life. Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
Months later, Gregor and Boots visit Central Park to go sledding, where the latter is suddenly kidnapped by a group of crawlers. Gregor immediately descends into the Underland, where he reunites with his friends and learns of The Prophecy of Bane, which warns of Boots' death and a giant white rat, the Bane, bringing the end of the Underland. Determined to protect his sister, Gregor and a group of questers set out on an adventure across the Waterway, in order to find and kill the Bane before the gnawers can kill Boots. After surviving an island of flesh-eating mites, a giant squid attack, and a whirlpool, the party arrives at the Tankard, the entrance to a large maze known as the Labyrinth, where the Bane is supposedly hiding. While at the Tankard, the party is attacked by a pack of serpents, leading to the loss of Luxa, Aurora, Boots, and Temp.

As time went on, Gregor tried to do what was best for his family, despite his young age, bringing it upon himself to bare much of their burden. Biography
Gregor the Overlander
Gregor is the Warrior of Sandwich 's Prophecies and the foretold savior of the Underland. In Gregor the Overlander, the first book, he succeeds in rescuing his dad from captivity and wiping out the entire rat army, along with King Gorger, by leaping fearlessly off a cliff and taking the Gnawers with him. At the last minute, Ares, Henry 's bat, saves Gregor from the fall. Later, as Ares is put on trial for letting his bond die, Gregor bonds to him to save his life. Gregor and the Prophecy of Bane
Months later, Gregor and Boots visit Central Park to go sledding, where the latter is suddenly kidnapped by a group of crawlers. Gregor immediately descends into the Underland, where he reunites with his friends and learns of The Prophecy of Bane, which warns of Boots' death and a giant white rat, the Bane, bringing the end of the Underland. Determined to protect his sister, Gregor and a group of questers set out on an adventure across the Waterway, in order to find and kill the Bane before the gnawers can kill Boots. After surviving an island of flesh-eating mites, a giant squid attack, and a whirlpool, the party arrives at the Tankard, the entrance to a large maze known as the Labyrinth, where the Bane is supposedly hiding. While at the Tankard, the party is attacked by a pack of serpents, leading to the loss of Luxa, Aurora, Boots, and Temp.

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Grete is Gregor's younger sister, who becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. Initially Grete and Gregor have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. While Grete initially volunteers to feed him and clean his room, she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room, and it is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor; she could not enter Gregor's room without opening the window first because of the nausea he caused her, and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight. She plays the violin and dreams of going to the conservatory, a dream Gregor had intended to make happen; Gregor had planned on making the announcement on Christmas Day. To help provide an income for the family after Gregor's transformation, she starts working as a salesgirl. Grete is also the first to suggest getting rid of Gregor, which causes Gregor to plan his own death. At the end of the story, Grete's parents realize that she has become beautiful and full-figured and decide to consider finding her a husband.

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Grete Samsa
Grete is Gregor's younger sister, who becomes his caretaker after his metamorphosis. Initially Grete and Gregor have a close relationship, but this quickly fades. While Grete initially volunteers to feed him and clean his room, she grows increasingly impatient with the burden and begins to leave his room in disarray out of spite. Her initial decision to take care of Gregor may have come from a desire to contribute and be useful to the family, since she becomes angry and upset when the mother cleans his room, and it is made clear that Grete is disgusted by Gregor; she could not enter Gregor's room without opening the window first because of the nausea he caused her, and leaves without doing anything if Gregor is in plain sight. She plays the violin and dreams of going to the conservatory, a dream Gregor had intended to make happen; Gregor had planned on making the announcement on Christmas Day. To help provide an income for the family after Gregor's transformation, she starts working as a salesgirl. Grete is also the first to suggest getting rid of Gregor, which causes Gregor to plan his own death. At the end of the story, Grete's parents realize that she has become beautiful and full-figured and decide to consider finding her a husband.

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 Grete, however, changes more than any other character in the story—in essence undergoing her own metamorphosis from a girl into a woman—and that change occurs while her pity for Gregor slowly diminishes. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family, and she becomes territorial about caring for Gregor, not wanting her mother to be involved. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes. Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor. The story ends with the parents recognizing that Grete has become a pretty young woman and thinking that it may be time to find her a husband, suggesting Grete has completed her own transformation into an adult. Previous section Gregor Samsa Next section The father
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Grete, however, changes more than any other character in the story—in essence undergoing her own metamorphosis from a girl into a woman—and that change occurs while her pity for Gregor slowly diminishes. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family, and she becomes territorial about caring for Gregor, not wanting her mother to be involved. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes. Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor. The story ends with the parents recognizing that Grete has become a pretty young woman and thinking that it may be time to find her a husband, suggesting Grete has completed her own transformation into an adult. Previous section Gregor Samsa Next section The father
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METAMORPHOSIS - CENTENARY EDITION is the film version of the story of Gregor Samsa, a travelling salesman in fabrics, who wakes up one morning after disturbing dreams to find himself transformed in his bed into a giant and verminous insect-like creature. The narrative traces the interaction of Gregor and his family as he slowly starves to death for want of the right kind of sustenance. His death brings relief and rejoicing for his family, and releases them to a new, fresher, more positive and independent life without him. Before his transformation, Gregor had assumed the dutiful responsibility of providing for his parents and his sister Grete Samsa (LAURA REES) when his father’s business had collapsed five years earlier. To keep things together, he had pushed himself into a job he detested and got up at four each morning, rain or shine, to travel the country pedalling his cloth samples when his real desire was for artistic expression, successful human relationships and emotional fulfilment. Gregor’s transformation forces the previously indolent family to take on new roles. Seizing the opportunity to find some purpose in life, the sister assumes responsibility for the creature’s care; angered by his son’s sudden incapacity to provide for the family, the father (ROBERT PUGH) is forced out to work; with her instinctive maternal love rendered ineffectual by the dominance of the father and the sister, the mother (MAUREEN LIPMAN) can do nothing but watch her son’s decline. With the breadwinner now disfigured and deformed, the family’s drastically reduced income obliges them to take in lodgers (AIDAN McARDLE, PAUL THORNLEY and LIAM McKENNA), a shameful progression for such well-to-do people, and the final catalyst for the sister to lash out and attack the monster for the family's fate.

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 It is formally structured into three Roman-numbered parts, with each section having its own climax. A number of themes run through the story, but at the center are…show more content…
Grete, in an act of goodwill and love toward Gregor, "brought him a wide assortment of things, all spread out on old newspaper: old, half-rotten vegetables, bones left over from the evening meal, caked with congealed white sauce, some raisins and almonds, a piece of cheese, which two days before Gregor had declared inedible, a plain slice of bread, a slice of bread and butter, and one with butter and salt" (Kafka 24). Besides being the only member of the family still willing to face Gregor daily, she is also the family representative of Gregor, in a sense, to a mother who does not understand and a father who is hostile and opposing. The father is physically violent toward his metamorphosed Gregor, pushing him through a door in Part I: "... when from behind his father gave him a strong push which was literally a deliverance and he flew far into the room, bleeding freely" (20). Grete appears to concentrate on protecting Gregor from this antagonistic father and an indecisive mother. In Part II, when Grete leads her mother into Gregor's room for the first time, we see the strange way in which Grete has become both the expert and the caretaker of Gregor's affairs (Nabokov 271). She convinces her mother that it is best to remove all of the furniture from his room. Kafka attributes her actions partly to an adolescent zest: "

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It is formally structured into three Roman-numbered parts, with each section having its own climax. A number of themes run through the story, but at the center are…show more content…
Grete, in an act of goodwill and love toward Gregor, "brought him a wide assortment of things, all spread out on old newspaper: old, half-rotten vegetables, bones left over from the evening meal, caked with congealed white sauce, some raisins and almonds, a piece of cheese, which two days before Gregor had declared inedible, a plain slice of bread, a slice of bread and butter, and one with butter and salt" (Kafka 24). Besides being the only member of the family still willing to face Gregor daily, she is also the family representative of Gregor, in a sense, to a mother who does not understand and a father who is hostile and opposing. The father is physically violent toward his metamorphosed Gregor, pushing him through a door in Part I: "... when from behind his father gave him a strong push which was literally a deliverance and he flew far into the room, bleeding freely" (20). Grete appears to concentrate on protecting Gregor from this antagonistic father and an indecisive mother. In Part II, when Grete leads her mother into Gregor's room for the first time, we see the strange way in which Grete has become both the expert and the caretaker of Gregor's affairs (Nabokov 271). She convinces her mother that it is best to remove all of the furniture from his room. Kafka attributes her actions partly to an adolescent zest: "

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The cover of the first edition. Author
Suzanne Collins
Country
United States
Language
English
Series
The Underland Chronicles
Genre
Fantasy
Publisher
Scholastic
Publication date
1 May 2006
Media type
Print (paperback)
Pages
352 pp
ISBN
0-439-79145-6
OCLC
62172584
LC Class
PZ7.C6837 Gpk 2006
Preceded by
Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods
Followed by
Gregor and the Code of Claw
Gregor and the Marks of Secret is a high fantasy / epic fantasy novel, the fourth book in the critically acclaimed The Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins. It picks up soon after the end of Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods. Contents
1 Plot summary
1.1 The Prophecy of Secret
2 Characters
2.1 Quest members
3 References
Plot summary
The novel opens with Gregor 's little sister Lizzie preparing to go to camp, while Gregor and Boots head down to the Underland. Ripred introduces Gregor to the now-teenaged Pearlpelt so Gregor can observe "the Bane's" violent instability, and choose to kill him before he ends up in a leadership position. Gregor is uncomfortable with the idea. The next day, he returns to dissuade Ripred, but is instead attacked by the Bane's friends . After several more weeks, Ripred is still missing, but Gregor remains relaxed until a messenger unexpectedly delivers Luxa her crown. Luxa and her friends know that this is a distress call from the nibbler colony in the Jungle. They investigate, but discover only a deceased mouse and an abandoned colony.

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Gregor and the Marks of Secret
The cover of the first edition. Author
Suzanne Collins
Country
United States
Language
English
Series
The Underland Chronicles
Genre
Fantasy
Publisher
Scholastic
Publication date
1 May 2006
Media type
Print (paperback)
Pages
352 pp
ISBN
0-439-79145-6
OCLC
62172584
LC Class
PZ7.C6837 Gpk 2006
Preceded by
Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods
Followed by
Gregor and the Code of Claw
Gregor and the Marks of Secret is a high fantasy / epic fantasy novel, the fourth book in the critically acclaimed The Underland Chronicles by Suzanne Collins. It picks up soon after the end of Gregor and the Curse of the Warmbloods. Contents
1 Plot summary
1.1 The Prophecy of Secret
2 Characters
2.1 Quest members
3 References
Plot summary
The novel opens with Gregor 's little sister Lizzie preparing to go to camp, while Gregor and Boots head down to the Underland. Ripred introduces Gregor to the now-teenaged Pearlpelt so Gregor can observe "the Bane's" violent instability, and choose to kill him before he ends up in a leadership position. Gregor is uncomfortable with the idea. The next day, he returns to dissuade Ripred, but is instead attacked by the Bane's friends . After several more weeks, Ripred is still missing, but Gregor remains relaxed until a messenger unexpectedly delivers Luxa her crown. Luxa and her friends know that this is a distress call from the nibbler colony in the Jungle. They investigate, but discover only a deceased mouse and an abandoned colony.

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Viktor Skobel is the main antagonist of The Getaway: Black Monday. He is the ruthless leader of the Thieves in Law and formerly a Russian arms dealer, who arrives in London in 2004 with many Eastern European gangsters. He slowly established a name for himself and becomes rich and powerful, owning many guns and valuable art, such as a priceless icon which he locks in his own bank. Viktor's goal is to gain power, which he does by making deals with other gangs. He arranges an arms deal with the Yardies and orders his men to silence journalist Jackie Philips, who is investigating the gang. When his icon is stolen by Danny West and his crew, Viktor is furious and arranges his men to hunt them down. He personally visits the gymnasium and murders Danny West as well as ordering his men to kill anyone else in the gym, including a young boy called Sleeves.

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The Getaway
The Getaway: Black Monday
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The Getaway
The Getaway: Black Monday
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The Getaway: Black Monday

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Viktor Skobel
Viktor Skobel is the main antagonist of The Getaway: Black Monday. He is the ruthless leader of the Thieves in Law and formerly a Russian arms dealer, who arrives in London in 2004 with many Eastern European gangsters. He slowly established a name for himself and becomes rich and powerful, owning many guns and valuable art, such as a priceless icon which he locks in his own bank. Viktor's goal is to gain power, which he does by making deals with other gangs. He arranges an arms deal with the Yardies and orders his men to silence journalist Jackie Philips, who is investigating the gang. When his icon is stolen by Danny West and his crew, Viktor is furious and arranges his men to hunt them down. He personally visits the gymnasium and murders Danny West as well as ordering his men to kill anyone else in the gym, including a young boy called Sleeves.

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 One of them is lodged into a sensitive spot in his back and severely wounds him. Gregor suffers from his injuries for several weeks and takes very little food. He is increasingly neglected by his family and his room becomes used for storage. To secure their livelihood, the family takes three tenants into their apartment. The cleaning lady alleviates Gregor's isolation by leaving his door open for him on the evenings that the tenants eat out. One day, his door is left open despite the presence of the tenants. Gregor, attracted by Grete's violin-playing in the living room, crawls out of his room and is spotted by the unsuspecting tenants, who complain about the apartment's unhygienic conditions and cancel their tenancy. Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each one in the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it", or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, dies of starvation before sunrise. The relieved and optimistic family take a tram ride out to the countryside and decide to move to a smaller apartment to save more money.

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One of them is lodged into a sensitive spot in his back and severely wounds him. Gregor suffers from his injuries for several weeks and takes very little food. He is increasingly neglected by his family and his room becomes used for storage. To secure their livelihood, the family takes three tenants into their apartment. The cleaning lady alleviates Gregor's isolation by leaving his door open for him on the evenings that the tenants eat out. One day, his door is left open despite the presence of the tenants. Gregor, attracted by Grete's violin-playing in the living room, crawls out of his room and is spotted by the unsuspecting tenants, who complain about the apartment's unhygienic conditions and cancel their tenancy. Grete, who has tired of taking care of Gregor and realizes the burden his existence puts on each one in the family, tells her parents they must get rid of "it", or they will all be ruined. Gregor, understanding that he is no longer wanted, dies of starvation before sunrise. The relieved and optimistic family take a tram ride out to the countryside and decide to move to a smaller apartment to save more money.

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 Desperate to save her and his friends, Gregor sets out to find the cure, which is believed to be in the Vineyard of Eyes, located in the center of a dense jungle. Once he and the other questers arrive at the edge of the jungle, they encounter a troubled man named Hamnet, his Halflander son, Hazard, and their hisser companion, Frill. Hamnet then guides the party through the jungle and after managing through poison arrow frogs, intense hunger and thirst, carnivorous plants, and quicksand, the questers discover Luxa and Aurora, alive and living with a colony of nibblers. After healing Aurora, they all continue to the Vineyard of Eyes, where they are soon attacked by a colony of cutters. During the fight, the cure is destroyed and Hamnet and Frill are killed. The survivors believe that all hope is lost until Temp suggests that the Vineyard wasn't the cradle. Gregor and his friends then come to the frightening conclusion that the cradle for the cure is actually in Regalia. After racing back to the kingdom, they discover that their theory was correct and that Solovet was the one to create the plague, intending to use it as a biological weapon to kill the gnawers. The cure is quickly distributed, but Gregor soon learns that it will be months until his mother will be well enough to return home. So, with his family in desperate need of help, Gregor finally tells Mrs. Cormaci about the Underland.

Desperate to save her and his friends, Gregor sets out to find the cure, which is believed to be in the Vineyard of Eyes, located in the center of a dense jungle. Once he and the other questers arrive at the edge of the jungle, they encounter a troubled man named Hamnet, his Halflander son, Hazard, and their hisser companion, Frill. Hamnet then guides the party through the jungle and after managing through poison arrow frogs, intense hunger and thirst, carnivorous plants, and quicksand, the questers discover Luxa and Aurora, alive and living with a colony of nibblers. After healing Aurora, they all continue to the Vineyard of Eyes, where they are soon attacked by a colony of cutters. During the fight, the cure is destroyed and Hamnet and Frill are killed. The survivors believe that all hope is lost until Temp suggests that the Vineyard wasn't the cradle. Gregor and his friends then come to the frightening conclusion that the cradle for the cure is actually in Regalia. After racing back to the kingdom, they discover that their theory was correct and that Solovet was the one to create the plague, intending to use it as a biological weapon to kill the gnawers. The cure is quickly distributed, but Gregor soon learns that it will be months until his mother will be well enough to return home. So, with his family in desperate need of help, Gregor finally tells Mrs. Cormaci about the Underland.

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Transformation in the Metamorphosis Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor. She proclaims, “‘We must try to get rid of it. It’s going to kill you both; I can see it coming. When people have to work as hard as we do, they can’t bear this kind of constant torture at home’” (973). Grete, once again, changes her mind and attitude about the whole situation. Suddenly, for the sake of her family and herself, she believes that the best thing to do is kill Gregor. Grete changes because there is so much pressure for her family to make their own money and provide for themselves. This is a marked difference from her role early in the story as the sole caregiver to her brother. It is significant that the story ends with Grete having bloomed into a confident girl, stretching her body as though emerging from her low key, boring life.

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Eventually she comes to resent the role, and it is Grete who decides they must get rid of Gregor. She proclaims, “‘We must try to get rid of it. It’s going to kill you both; I can see it coming. When people have to work as hard as we do, they can’t bear this kind of constant torture at home’” (973). Grete, once again, changes her mind and attitude about the whole situation. Suddenly, for the sake of her family and herself, she believes that the best thing to do is kill Gregor. Grete changes because there is so much pressure for her family to make their own money and provide for themselves. This is a marked difference from her role early in the story as the sole caregiver to her brother. It is significant that the story ends with Grete having bloomed into a confident girl, stretching her body as though emerging from her low key, boring life.

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 For both roles he was nominated for the Guldbagge Awards as Best Supporting Actor and as Best Leading Actor. Finally, he received the prize as Best Leading Actor for his role in Förortsungar. In 2012, Skarsgård joined the History Channel's series Vikings in the role of Floki, the shipbuilder. In March 2019, Skarsgård joined Cursed, a Netflix original television series based on a re-imaging of the Arthurian legend, in the role of Merlin. The first season was released on July 17 2020. Personal life
Gustaf Skarsgård was in a long term relationship with actress Hanna Alström from 1999 to 2005. He resides in Sweden and Los Angeles . Awards and distinctions
Skarsgård won a Guldbagge Awards for Kidz In da Hood. He won the European Film Academy’s Shooting Stars Award in 2007. Filmography
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Prima ballerina
Spinken
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1989
Täcknamn Coq Rouge
Erik Hamilton

1995
Sommaren
Steffe
Credited as Gustav Skarsgård
1996
Euroboy
Robber
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2002
Kontrakt

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2002
The Invisible
Niklas

2002
Gåvan
David
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Evil
Otto Silverhielm

2003
Detaljer
Daniel (old)

2004
The Color of Milk
The Stranger

2004
Babylonsjukan
Olle, Maja's boyfriend

2006
Kidz in da Hood
Johan

2007
Pyramiden
Kurt Wallander (aged 24)
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Arn – The Knight Templar
King Canute I of Sweden

2008
Iskariot
Adam

2008
Arn – The Kingdom at Road's End
King Canute I of Sweden

2008
Patrik, Age 1.5
Göran Skoogh

2009
May Fly
Jimmy
Short
2010
Trust Me
Jon

2010
The Way Back
Voss

2011
Happy End
Peter

2011
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2012
Kon-Tiki
Bengt Danielsson

2013
Autumn Blood
The Butcher

2013
Vi
Krister

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For both roles he was nominated for the Guldbagge Awards as Best Supporting Actor and as Best Leading Actor. Finally, he received the prize as Best Leading Actor for his role in Förortsungar. In 2012, Skarsgård joined the History Channel's series Vikings in the role of Floki, the shipbuilder. In March 2019, Skarsgård joined Cursed, a Netflix original television series based on a re-imaging of the Arthurian legend, in the role of Merlin. The first season was released on July 17 2020. Personal life
Gustaf Skarsgård was in a long term relationship with actress Hanna Alström from 1999 to 2005. He resides in Sweden and Los Angeles . Awards and distinctions
Skarsgård won a Guldbagge Awards for Kidz In da Hood. He won the European Film Academy’s Shooting Stars Award in 2007. Filmography
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1989
Prima ballerina
Spinken
Short
1989
Täcknamn Coq Rouge
Erik Hamilton

1995
Sommaren
Steffe
Credited as Gustav Skarsgård
1996
Euroboy
Robber
Short
2002
Kontrakt

Short
2002
The Invisible
Niklas

2002
Gåvan
David
Short
2003
Evil
Otto Silverhielm

2003
Detaljer
Daniel (old)

2004
The Color of Milk
The Stranger

2004
Babylonsjukan
Olle, Maja's boyfriend

2006
Kidz in da Hood
Johan

2007
Pyramiden
Kurt Wallander (aged 24)
Video
2007
Arn – The Knight Templar
King Canute I of Sweden

2008
Iskariot
Adam

2008
Arn – The Kingdom at Road's End
King Canute I of Sweden

2008
Patrik, Age 1.5
Göran Skoogh

2009
May Fly
Jimmy
Short
2010
Trust Me
Jon

2010
The Way Back
Voss

2011
Happy End
Peter

2011
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 With a budget of $20.8 million, Viking was the third most expensive Russian film (after two parts of Burnt by the Sun 2) by the time of its release. The movie was met with mixed reviews by Russian film critics. grossed $32.3 million in box office. It grossed $25 million at the box office in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, becoming the top-grossing Russian film to be released in 2016. Contents
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After the death of his father, Svyatoslav I, ruler of Kievan Rus, the young prince Vladimir ( Danila Kozlovsky) is forced into exile across the frozen sea in Sweden to escape his treacherous half-brother Yaropolk ( Aleksandr Ustyugov ), who has murdered his other brother Oleg ( Kirill Pletnyov) and conquered the territory of Kievan Rus. The old warrior Sveneld ( Maksim Sukhanov) convinces Vladimir to assemble a force of Viking mercenaries led by a Swedish chieftain ( Joakim Nätterqvist ), hoping to reconquer Kiev from Yaropolk. Cast
Danila Kozlovsky as Vladimir the Great
Aleksandr Ustyugov as Yaropolk I of Kiev
Kirill Pletnyov as Oleg of Drelinia
Andrey Smolyakov as Rogvolod
Aleksandra Bortich as Rogneda, princess of Polotsk, wife of Vladimir the Great
Svetlana Khodchenkova as Irina, a greek, wife of Yaropolk I Sviatoslavich
Maksim Sukhanov as Sveneld, voivode of the Grand Duke Sviatoslav Igorevich
Rostislav Bershauer as Blud, voivode and boyar of Kiev
Nikolay Kozak as Lyut, the prince of Yaropolk's retinue
Igor Petrenko as Varyazhko, the prince of Yaropolk's retinue
Vladimir Epifantsev as Theodore, the prince of Yaropolk's retinue
Ivan Shmakov as John, Theodore's son (boy in Kiev)
Pawel Delag as Anastas
Aleksey Demidov as Samocha
Aleksandr Lobanov as Putyata
John DeSantis as Berserk
Joakim Nätterqvist as Khevding
Harald Rosenstrøm as Einar
Aleksandr Armer as Ulvar
Oleg Dobrovan as Valgard
Ziedonis Lochmelis as Torvald
Daniil Soldatov, Vilen Babichev and Oleg Sizov as viking chieftains
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The film was produced by Konstantin Ernst and Anatoly Maksimov, best known for the Russian urban fantasy / supernatural thrillers Night Watch and Day Watch. A few scenes were filmed in 2013 to secure funding, a common way to secure finances for large movie productions in Russia. Most of the production was done in March–July 2015. The budget was on par with the Russian WWII epic Stalingrad, 1,250 million rubles (approximately USD$20 million).

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 Gregor's craving for emotional fulfilment is met by misunderstanding and ultimately physical abuse. He is attacked by his father, who penetrates his insect shell with a vicious bombardment of rock-hard apples and is prevented from killing Gregor only by the desperate intervention of his mother. The sister he has always cherished finally turns on him viciously and demands his disappearance, a demand that Gregor inwardly accepts has to be carried out. Imprisoned in his increasingly neglected room, he wastes away from the lack of the right kind of sustenance and finally dies of the great wound in his back and in his heart. At his death, the brutish charlady sweeps away his remains and his family are released from their dreadful burden to celebrate their prospects for a brighter future. Cast
Robert Pugh as Mr Samsa
Maureen Lipman as Mrs Samsa
Laura Rees as Grete Samsa
Chloe Howman as Anna
Alistair Petrie as The Supervisor
Aidan McArdle as The First Lodger
Paul Thornley as the Second Lodger and the Voice of Gregor Samsa
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Janet Henfrey as The Cleaning Lady
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Visual Effects Director - William Rockall
Producer Lesley McNeil
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Sound Recordist - Tim Humphries
Art Director - Jenny Ray
Film Editor - Chris Toft
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Attractive Features was set up by film editor Chris Swanton with the express purpose of making the first-ever, English-language film version of Kafka's iconic novella. Rockkiss was established by award-winning visual effects director William Rockall together with visual effects designer and producer, Simon Hodgkiss. Release
The Academic Edition of the film was released on DVD in January 2014 together with the companion Teacher's Handbook and Student's Textbook. These items have now been withdrawn and replaced by the Centenary Edition, composed of the feature film and the complementary documentary Behind the Scenes as well as the companion paperback with fresh translation and detailed commentary. All Showings
Montreal World Film Festival 2012
B-Movie Celebration Festival 2012
Ojai Film Festival 2012
Oaxaca Film Festival 2012
Sci-Fi London Film Festival 2012
Houston World Filmfest 2013
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The Metamorphosis Summary and Analysis of Chapter 2
 Thus, the fact that Gregor has now been cut off from humanity is emphasized by the fact that he awakens in darkness. He has been isolated from everyone, a situation also brought out by the fact that his family now locks his doors from the outside and walks around on tip-toe so as to remain undetected by him. Gregor's sister still retains the strong bond they had before his metamorphosis, as she assumes all responsibility for cleaning his room. Grete's attachment to her brother is demonstrated by her choice of food for him: milk, which used to be his favorite drink. It is also Grete who comes up with the idea of clearing Gregor's room of furniture so as to give him more space to move around in. Grete attempts to care for Gregor in the same way he used to care for her, but she seems driven by family duty rather than a true human bond, as we see from the fact that she never addresses Gregor directly except on one occasion when she turns to threaten him. Grete seems to think that Gregor cannot understand her, though he gives clear signals (somehow invisible to her) of his intelligence and concern for her. Gregor will do anything to avoid causing her distress, and she realizes this; knowing that he will not eat in front of her, for example, she locks the door to let him know he can come out of hiding.

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The Metamorphosis
by Franz Kafka
The Metamorphosis Summary and Analysis of Chapter 2

Thus, the fact that Gregor has now been cut off from humanity is emphasized by the fact that he awakens in darkness. He has been isolated from everyone, a situation also brought out by the fact that his family now locks his doors from the outside and walks around on tip-toe so as to remain undetected by him. Gregor's sister still retains the strong bond they had before his metamorphosis, as she assumes all responsibility for cleaning his room. Grete's attachment to her brother is demonstrated by her choice of food for him: milk, which used to be his favorite drink. It is also Grete who comes up with the idea of clearing Gregor's room of furniture so as to give him more space to move around in. Grete attempts to care for Gregor in the same way he used to care for her, but she seems driven by family duty rather than a true human bond, as we see from the fact that she never addresses Gregor directly except on one occasion when she turns to threaten him. Grete seems to think that Gregor cannot understand her, though he gives clear signals (somehow invisible to her) of his intelligence and concern for her. Gregor will do anything to avoid causing her distress, and she realizes this; knowing that he will not eat in front of her, for example, she locks the door to let him know he can come out of hiding.

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Existentialism in Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis Conflicts will also occur between family members as they struggle with the decision of what to do with Gregor. In the end they all come to the agreement that maintaining his uselessness is slowly draining them and they must get rid of him. Grete is a character who appears to have the most tolerance for Gregor shortly after his metamorphosis. Gregor was apparently rather fond of his sister and had hoped to finance her education in a conservatory. He was also rather mesmerized with her violin playing. His inability to follow through with these planned acts of kindness may have led to a faster deterioration of Grete’s maintenance of Gregor’s room. Although she could never get used to Gregor’s new freakish appearance, she was his sole provider throughout his life after the metamorphosis: “It would not have surprised Gregor if she had not come in, as his
position … she actually jumped back and shut the door; a stranger
could easily have thought Gregor had been lying in wait for her
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Conflicts will also occur between family members as they struggle with the decision of what to do with Gregor. In the end they all come to the agreement that maintaining his uselessness is slowly draining them and they must get rid of him. Grete is a character who appears to have the most tolerance for Gregor shortly after his metamorphosis. Gregor was apparently rather fond of his sister and had hoped to finance her education in a conservatory. He was also rather mesmerized with her violin playing. His inability to follow through with these planned acts of kindness may have led to a faster deterioration of Grete’s maintenance of Gregor’s room. Although she could never get used to Gregor’s new freakish appearance, she was his sole provider throughout his life after the metamorphosis: “It would not have surprised Gregor if she had not come in, as his
position … she actually jumped back and shut the door; a stranger
could easily have thought Gregor had been lying in wait for her
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 Movie audiences in 1965 saw 2 innocent characters becoming tragic villains after drifting into contrasting extremist ideologies. One was Rolfe who drifts into Fascism, becoming a Nazi officer. The other was Pasha Antipov from Doctor Zhivago who drifts into Communism, becoming a much feared Bolshevik commander known as Strelnikov. Both Rolfe and Pasha severed personal ties with women they loved after being indoctrinated, Rolfe stopped courting Liesl, while Pasha abandoned his wife Lara and his daughter Katya. What happens to Rolfe and Pasha could be seen as a forerunner to present day radicalization into extremist factions like ISIS. Navigation
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 Gregor’s father picks up the chief clerk’s walking stick, which he left behind, and a rolled newspaper and drives Gregor back into his room. In his panic to escape his father, Gregor gets caught in the door of his room and sustains multiple injuries to himself. Shaken and bleeding, he lies dazed on the floor of his room. When Part 2 opens, it is twilight of the same day, but we learn later that more time has really elapsed between the morning’s events and the time Gregor wakes up again in his room. Grete has taken on the responsibility of feeding Gregor and cleaning out his room, since her parents seem unwilling or unable to cope with the new crisis. The cook implores Mrs. Samsa to let her go. Mrs. Samsa has no choice but to dismiss her, and now Grete must help her mother with the cooking chores as well. Gregor is able to listen in on his parents’ conversation, and he learns that the family has some money left over from his father’s investments to live on for about a year. Grete decides that it would be best if much of the furniture is removed from Gregor’s room to give him greater freedom of movement. To this end, she enlists her mother’s help and the two women start to take out the chest and the writing desk from Gregor’s room.

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Gregor’s father picks up the chief clerk’s walking stick, which he left behind, and a rolled newspaper and drives Gregor back into his room. In his panic to escape his father, Gregor gets caught in the door of his room and sustains multiple injuries to himself. Shaken and bleeding, he lies dazed on the floor of his room. When Part 2 opens, it is twilight of the same day, but we learn later that more time has really elapsed between the morning’s events and the time Gregor wakes up again in his room. Grete has taken on the responsibility of feeding Gregor and cleaning out his room, since her parents seem unwilling or unable to cope with the new crisis. The cook implores Mrs. Samsa to let her go. Mrs. Samsa has no choice but to dismiss her, and now Grete must help her mother with the cooking chores as well. Gregor is able to listen in on his parents’ conversation, and he learns that the family has some money left over from his father’s investments to live on for about a year. Grete decides that it would be best if much of the furniture is removed from Gregor’s room to give him greater freedom of movement. To this end, she enlists her mother’s help and the two women start to take out the chest and the writing desk from Gregor’s room.

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 Olaf redeems. The story ends with Olaf, the Vikings (including their wives and Lyle) sailing with their boat. Add a photo to this gallery
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Existentialism in Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis These bonds are not only evident in the work place, but at home too. Being constantly used and abused while in his human form, Gregor’s lifestyle becomes complicated once he becomes a giant insect and is deemed useless. Conflicts and confusion arise primarily between Gregor and his sister Grete, his parents, and his work. Each of these three relationships has different moral and ethical complications defining them. However, it is important for one to keep in mind that Gregor’s metamorphosis has placed him into a position of opposition, and that he has minimal control over the events to take place. Conflicts will also occur between family members as they struggle with the decision of what to do with Gregor. In the end they all come to the agreement that maintaining his uselessness is slowly draining them and they must get rid of him. Grete is a character who appears to have the most tolerance for Gregor shortly after his metamorphosis. Gregor was apparently rather fond of his sister and had hoped to finance her education in a conservatory. He was also rather mesmerized with her violin playing.

These bonds are not only evident in the work place, but at home too. Being constantly used and abused while in his human form, Gregor’s lifestyle becomes complicated once he becomes a giant insect and is deemed useless. Conflicts and confusion arise primarily between Gregor and his sister Grete, his parents, and his work. Each of these three relationships has different moral and ethical complications defining them. However, it is important for one to keep in mind that Gregor’s metamorphosis has placed him into a position of opposition, and that he has minimal control over the events to take place. Conflicts will also occur between family members as they struggle with the decision of what to do with Gregor. In the end they all come to the agreement that maintaining his uselessness is slowly draining them and they must get rid of him. Grete is a character who appears to have the most tolerance for Gregor shortly after his metamorphosis. Gregor was apparently rather fond of his sister and had hoped to finance her education in a conservatory. He was also rather mesmerized with her violin playing.

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However, their transformation occurs in the mental sense. Gregor’s family, up until this situation occurs, is completely dependent on Gregor, relying on him to work and bring home the money they need to live. When Gregor transforms, Grete is the only person that shows pity for Gregor and she becomes Gregor’s caretaker. She brings him food, cleans his room, places his chair by the window so he can see out to the street, and comes up with the idea of removing his furniture so he has more room to scurry and climb. Gregor even thought to himself, “Of course, it was not just childish stubbornness and the hard-won self-confidence she had recently and unexpectedly acquired that determined her on this course…” (957). Grete adapts to Gregor’s transformation and this new life style because she feels that she has to step up to the plate and help her brother. There is a change of state implied by her actions. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes.

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However, their transformation occurs in the mental sense. Gregor’s family, up until this situation occurs, is completely dependent on Gregor, relying on him to work and bring home the money they need to live. When Gregor transforms, Grete is the only person that shows pity for Gregor and she becomes Gregor’s caretaker. She brings him food, cleans his room, places his chair by the window so he can see out to the street, and comes up with the idea of removing his furniture so he has more room to scurry and climb. Gregor even thought to himself, “Of course, it was not just childish stubbornness and the hard-won self-confidence she had recently and unexpectedly acquired that determined her on this course…” (957). Grete adapts to Gregor’s transformation and this new life style because she feels that she has to step up to the plate and help her brother. There is a change of state implied by her actions. While at first Grete takes care of her brother out of kindness, eventually she comes to regard the job as a duty. She doesn’t always enjoy it, but it serves to define her position in the family. As she matures and takes on more adult responsibilities, most notably getting a job to help provide for her family financially, her commitment to Gregor diminishes.

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Grete Samsa Timeline and Summary When her father rings the doorbell, Grete rushes out to let him in and explains that Gregor has escaped. Grete gets a job as a salesgirl. She practices her shorthand and French in the evenings in order to get a better job. Grete continues to clean Gregor's room and feed him, but she gets more and more careless. But when her mother cleans his room, Grete is furious. One night, the boarders sit down to dinner and Grete helps her mother prepare them dinner. On retreating back to the kitchen, Grete plays the violin for her parents. The boarders invite her to play in the living room. While Grete plays the violin in the living room, Gregor comes crawling out, causing a general scene. Grete insists to her parents that they must get rid of Gregor.

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When her father rings the doorbell, Grete rushes out to let him in and explains that Gregor has escaped. Grete gets a job as a salesgirl. She practices her shorthand and French in the evenings in order to get a better job. Grete continues to clean Gregor's room and feed him, but she gets more and more careless. But when her mother cleans his room, Grete is furious. One night, the boarders sit down to dinner and Grete helps her mother prepare them dinner. On retreating back to the kitchen, Grete plays the violin for her parents. The boarders invite her to play in the living room. While Grete plays the violin in the living room, Gregor comes crawling out, causing a general scene. Grete insists to her parents that they must get rid of Gregor.

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 From 2012 until the show's series finale in 2014, Covais held a recurring role on Good Luck Charlie as Victor DeLeseur. Covais starred as an ice cream employee in the second season episode "The Wedding" of This is Us in 2018. Filmography
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2008
College
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2009
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Greg
2011
Division III: Football's Finest
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2012
Touchback
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2013
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2014
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2011
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2012–14
Good Luck Charlie
Victor DeLeseur
Recurring role ( Season 3 – 4 )
2013
Raising Hope
Simon
Episode: " Burt Mitzvah: The Musical"
2014
Mom and Dad Undergrads
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2018
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Year
Title
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2008
College
Morris Hooper
2009
Labor Pains
Greg
2011
Division III: Football's Finest
Allen Schwartz
2012
Touchback
Todd White
Men in Black 3
MIB Agent #5
2013
Identity Thief
Kevin
2014
Transformers: Age of Extinction
Dorky Driver
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Year
Title
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2006
American Idol
Contestant
Season 5
2009
Ghost Whisperer
PA
Episode: " Stage Fright"
2011
State of Georgia
Lewis
Main role
2012–14
Good Luck Charlie
Victor DeLeseur
Recurring role ( Season 3 – 4 )
2013
Raising Hope
Simon
Episode: " Burt Mitzvah: The Musical"
2014
Mom and Dad Undergrads
Will (Rock Man)
Television film
2018
This Is Us
Ice cream employee
Episode: " The Wedding"
2019
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Episode: " Redwood"
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2005
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2015
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2018
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In Like Flynn
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2019
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2004
Waking the Dead
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Doctors
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2007
Zero Hour
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2008
Doctor Who
Private Harris
3 episodes
2009
Robin Hood
Archer
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2010
Camelot
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2011
Banged Up Abroad
David Scott
1 episode
2013–2018
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Rollo
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2014
Atlantis
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2017–2018
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2020
Mirage
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2020
Council of Dads
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2010
Aliens vs. Predator
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2012
Inversion
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Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Kosak
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The Invention of Love, Salisbury Playhouse (2006) – Moses Jackson
West Side Story, The Royal Albert Hall (2000) – Diesel
The Ballad of Salmon Pavey, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (1999–2000) – Nathanial Giles
References
^ a b c "Taken's Clive Standen: My Very Particular Set of Skills? Tickle Fights and American Girl Trivia". PEOPLE.com. 27 February 2017. Retrieved 24 March 2017. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "My kingdom for a Norse: Vikings actor Clive Standen on fame, film roles and family life". Leicester Mercury.

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2004
Ten Days to D-Day
Canadian Commanding Officer

2005
Tom Brown's Schooldays
Brooke
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2006
Heroes and Villains
Pete

2007
Namastey London
Charlie Brown

2010
Eating Dust
Spence

2012
Hammer of the Gods
Hagen

2015
Everest
Ed Viesturs

2018
Patient Zero
Colonel Knox

In Like Flynn
Charlie

2019
Vault
Chucky

Television
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Role
Notes
2004
Waking the Dead
Martin Raynor
2-part episode
2005
Doctors
Charlie Halliday
3 episodes
2007
Zero Hour
Major Alan Marshall
1 episode
2008
Doctor Who
Private Harris
3 episodes
2009
Robin Hood
Archer
3 episodes
2010
Camelot
Sir Gawain
Series regular, 10 episodes
2011
Banged Up Abroad
David Scott
1 episode
2013–2018
Vikings
Rollo
Series regular (season 1-4)
Recurring role (season 5)
2014
Atlantis
Telemon
2 episodes
2017–2018
Taken
Bryan Mills
Series regular, 26 episodes
2020
Mirage
Gabriel Taylor
Series regular, 6 episodes
2020
Council of Dads
Anthony Lavelle
Series regular, 10 episodes
Video game
Year
Title
Role
2010
Aliens vs. Predator
Various lead Marine/civilian characters
2012
Inversion
Leo/Gulthar
2012
Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon: Future Soldier
Kosak
Theatre
The Invention of Love, Salisbury Playhouse (2006) – Moses Jackson
West Side Story, The Royal Albert Hall (2000) – Diesel
The Ballad of Salmon Pavey, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre (1999–2000) – Nathanial Giles
References
^ a b c "Taken's Clive Standen: My Very Particular Set of Skills? Tickle Fights and American Girl Trivia". PEOPLE.com. 27 February 2017. Retrieved 24 March 2017. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k "My kingdom for a Norse: Vikings actor Clive Standen on fame, film roles and family life". Leicester Mercury.

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 Yet the question he poses about his deep feelings for Grete's playing is essential to the story. By genuinely appreciating the art in a way the other's don't, is he truly more human than the others? Active Themes
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Gregor wants to come closer so that he can indicate to Grete how much he loves her playing. He imagines that he could be useful to the family, even as a cockroach, by guarding and protecting them. He imagines that he and Grete will be close again, and he can tell her that he wanted to send her to the conservatorium. When she hears him saying that, he imagines she will cry and kiss him. As he experiences the music, and also perhaps as he experiences the "normality" of the scene of Grete playing for her family, Gregor returns to desires that he cared about while he was still a human. He's able to envision a new life, where he could communicate and take on new responsibilities. This is the story's most optimistic point. Active Themes
The lodgers notice Gregor and alert Gregor's father.

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Yet the question he poses about his deep feelings for Grete's playing is essential to the story. By genuinely appreciating the art in a way the other's don't, is he truly more human than the others? Active Themes
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Gregor wants to come closer so that he can indicate to Grete how much he loves her playing. He imagines that he could be useful to the family, even as a cockroach, by guarding and protecting them. He imagines that he and Grete will be close again, and he can tell her that he wanted to send her to the conservatorium. When she hears him saying that, he imagines she will cry and kiss him. As he experiences the music, and also perhaps as he experiences the "normality" of the scene of Grete playing for her family, Gregor returns to desires that he cared about while he was still a human. He's able to envision a new life, where he could communicate and take on new responsibilities. This is the story's most optimistic point. Active Themes
The lodgers notice Gregor and alert Gregor's father.

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 The others misread his gesture as threatening, and his intentions completely fail—though he wanted to enjoy the music and support his sister, he ends up destroying both the evening and the family's income from the lodgers. The violin is closely linked to the themes of family and of intentions vs. outcomes, and it represents both the best parts of Gregor's character, namely his love and support of Grete and his desire to take part in a beautiful experience, and the sad truth that he can never communicate such things again. Trapped in a cockroach body, unable to share the moment of beauty, his life is not worth living. Grete's violin Quotes in The Metamorphosis
The The Metamorphosis quotes below all refer to the symbol of Grete's violin. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one: ). Note: all page numbers and citation info for the quotes below refer to the Schocken Books edition of The Metamorphosis published in 1995. Section 3 Quotes
He felt hardly any surprise at his growing lack of consideration for the others; there had been a time when he prided himself on being considerate. Was he an animal, that music had such an effect on him?

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The others misread his gesture as threatening, and his intentions completely fail—though he wanted to enjoy the music and support his sister, he ends up destroying both the evening and the family's income from the lodgers. The violin is closely linked to the themes of family and of intentions vs. outcomes, and it represents both the best parts of Gregor's character, namely his love and support of Grete and his desire to take part in a beautiful experience, and the sad truth that he can never communicate such things again. Trapped in a cockroach body, unable to share the moment of beauty, his life is not worth living. Grete's violin Quotes in The Metamorphosis
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He felt hardly any surprise at his growing lack of consideration for the others; there had been a time when he prided himself on being considerate. Was he an animal, that music had such an effect on him?

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Grete's violin, like the print of the lady with the muff, is one of the story's few objects of beauty. Gregor 's deepest desire before his transformation was to pay for Grete to study violin at the Conservatorium. The violin symbolizes their loving bond and shows Gregor's altruistic, sympathetic character. Yet the violin also leads to Gregor's biggest mistake, the night before his death. While Grete plays for the lodgers, Gregor gets so excited and hopeful that he crawls too close. The others misread his gesture as threatening, and his intentions completely fail—though he wanted to enjoy the music and support his sister, he ends up destroying both the evening and the family's income from the lodgers. The violin is closely linked to the themes of family and of intentions vs. outcomes, and it represents both the best parts of Gregor's character, namely his love and support of Grete and his desire to take part in a beautiful experience, and the sad truth that he can never communicate such things again. Trapped in a cockroach body, unable to share the moment of beauty, his life is not worth living. Grete's violin Quotes in The Metamorphosis
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Grete's violin, like the print of the lady with the muff, is one of the story's few objects of beauty. Gregor 's deepest desire before his transformation was to pay for Grete to study violin at the Conservatorium. The violin symbolizes their loving bond and shows Gregor's altruistic, sympathetic character. Yet the violin also leads to Gregor's biggest mistake, the night before his death. While Grete plays for the lodgers, Gregor gets so excited and hopeful that he crawls too close. The others misread his gesture as threatening, and his intentions completely fail—though he wanted to enjoy the music and support his sister, he ends up destroying both the evening and the family's income from the lodgers. The violin is closely linked to the themes of family and of intentions vs. outcomes, and it represents both the best parts of Gregor's character, namely his love and support of Grete and his desire to take part in a beautiful experience, and the sad truth that he can never communicate such things again. Trapped in a cockroach body, unable to share the moment of beauty, his life is not worth living. Grete's violin Quotes in The Metamorphosis
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On May 5, 2015, Proops released nonfiction book The Smartest Book in the World through publisher Touchstone. The book is based in part on Proops's weekly podcast The Smartest Man in the World, detailing the author's movie and poetry recommendations, baseball facts, powerful women, and misconstrued history. The paperback version of the book was released from Touchstone on February 21, 2017. Filmography
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Imaginators, where he voiced a Brain that was freed by Kaos in order to help perfect his Doomlanders project. Comedy albums
Live (1994)
Back in the UK (1997)
Houston, We Have a Problem (2007)
Joke Book (2007)
Elsewhere (2009)
Greg Proops Digs In! ( 2010)
In the Ball Park (2015)
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Greg Proops: Live At Musso & Frank (2013)
The Smartest Book in the World
On May 5, 2015, Proops released nonfiction book The Smartest Book in the World through publisher Touchstone. The book is based in part on Proops's weekly podcast The Smartest Man in the World, detailing the author's movie and poetry recommendations, baseball facts, powerful women, and misconstrued history. The paperback version of the book was released from Touchstone on February 21, 2017. Filmography
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Cyxork 7
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Super High Me
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Bad Actress
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2014
Hey Monster, Hands Off My City
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2015
Hell and Back
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2018
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~ Vinz talking to a horse. Vinz Clortho the Keymaster, or better known as Vinz Clortho, is one of the two main minions of the demonic deity known as Gozer and a supporting antagonist in the original Ghostbusters film. He is considered a male entity due to his role as the Keymaster, the fact he possessed a male victim and the fact that he has noticeably larger horns than Zuul . Like Zuul, Vinz Clortho is a member of a demonic race of hellhounds known as Terror Dogs and was once worshipped as a demigod alongside Gozer prior to the Destructor leaving our reality centuries ago op. While possessing Louis Tully, he was portrayed by Rick Moranis, who also played Dark Helmet in Spaceballs, and the Toy Taker in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys . Contents
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Vinz Clortho was worshipped by the Sumerians and Hittites in 6000 BC, alongside Zuul and their dark master before they were defeated and banished to another dimension by the Babylonian goddess Tiamat and her followers. Centuries later, Vinz reawakens from its statue-like hibernation after a Terror Dog in a strange temple within another dimension was seen by Dana Barrett from her refrigerator at her apartment calling out the name Zuul . Vinz Clortho possessed the body of Louis Tully and sought out Zuul, who had taken possession of Dana's body, in order to mate - the union of the two demons would provide enough power to reawaken Gozer and bring about the end of our world. Vinz crashes Louis' party. Vinz emerged from Louis Tully's closet during a party he was holding for his clients.

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~ Vinz talking to a horse. Vinz Clortho the Keymaster, or better known as Vinz Clortho, is one of the two main minions of the demonic deity known as Gozer and a supporting antagonist in the original Ghostbusters film. He is considered a male entity due to his role as the Keymaster, the fact he possessed a male victim and the fact that he has noticeably larger horns than Zuul . Like Zuul, Vinz Clortho is a member of a demonic race of hellhounds known as Terror Dogs and was once worshipped as a demigod alongside Gozer prior to the Destructor leaving our reality centuries ago op. While possessing Louis Tully, he was portrayed by Rick Moranis, who also played Dark Helmet in Spaceballs, and the Toy Taker in Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and the Island of Misfit Toys . Contents
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Vinz Clortho was worshipped by the Sumerians and Hittites in 6000 BC, alongside Zuul and their dark master before they were defeated and banished to another dimension by the Babylonian goddess Tiamat and her followers. Centuries later, Vinz reawakens from its statue-like hibernation after a Terror Dog in a strange temple within another dimension was seen by Dana Barrett from her refrigerator at her apartment calling out the name Zuul . Vinz Clortho possessed the body of Louis Tully and sought out Zuul, who had taken possession of Dana's body, in order to mate - the union of the two demons would provide enough power to reawaken Gozer and bring about the end of our world. Vinz crashes Louis' party. Vinz emerged from Louis Tully's closet during a party he was holding for his clients.

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Nero Vipus was a sergeant of the Luna Wolves, and a good friend of Garviel Loken and Tarik Torgaddon. In Horus Rising he injured his right hand and was forced to amputate it, later getting an augmetic replacement. He is courageous, risking his life to save others when Xavyer Jubal mutates and attacks, and rescuing Solomon Demeter from a ruined bunker. Vipus is one of the few Luna Wolves left alive at the end of the Istvaan III attack, but is presumed dead after the final bombardment. His final, brief appearance is in Fulgrim . Apothecary Vaddon
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Xayver Jubal
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Nero Vipus
Nero Vipus was a sergeant of the Luna Wolves, and a good friend of Garviel Loken and Tarik Torgaddon. In Horus Rising he injured his right hand and was forced to amputate it, later getting an augmetic replacement. He is courageous, risking his life to save others when Xavyer Jubal mutates and attacks, and rescuing Solomon Demeter from a ruined bunker. Vipus is one of the few Luna Wolves left alive at the end of the Istvaan III attack, but is presumed dead after the final bombardment. His final, brief appearance is in Fulgrim . Apothecary Vaddon
Vaddon was a Loyalist apothecary. His first appearance is in False Gods. He was once in possession of the "anathame", a Chaos-tainted alien weapon strong enough to stop a Primarch, which Fabius Bile took on the Warmaster's orders. He was one of the loyalists aware of the changes of allegiance, having removed Astartes bolter rounds from a deceased Imperial Army Commander. One of his final acts was helping to heal the Emperor's Children 2nd Company captain, Solomon Demeter.

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A benefit concert, with Vitas performing "The Star", was held on 12 May 2009 in Sichuan province in memory of the victims of the previous year's earthquake there; a song known as "Mommy and Son" was released in late October 2009 in remembrance of the victims. It was the very first title track of the "Mommy and Son" album (released 1 September 2011), which included new songs, such as "C'est La Vie" ( French for "Such is life"), "Once More", "Let the Father Teach!", " Young Rook" and others. Vitas played the role of Gude in the Chinese film Mulan, which premiered in Beijing on 16 November 2009. He recorded music for the film's soundtrack. In early 2011, Vitas performed a series of seven "Sleepless Night" concerts in New York City, Toronto, Chicago, Miami, Vancouver, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Later that year, he played the role of Bolshevik Comintern official Grigori Voitinsky in the Chinese propaganda film The Founding of a Party. He also starred with Huang Shengyi in the musical A Night to Be a Star. In March 2011, Vitas' concert tour "Mommy and Son" started in several cities of Russia.

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One night, for the first time since the transformation as far as Gregor knows, Grete begins to play the violin. The lodgers ask her to come play for them in the living room. Gregor's mother and father awkwardly and formally come to watch as well. Grete resuming her playing of the violin seems to suggest some return of normality Gregor's family (at least for everyone but him). Though her playing also suggests that she and her parents are trying to make the lodgers happy, to "earn" their money and stay afloat. Even as the family pays more attention to the lodgers and less to Gregor, the family's awkward striving paints them in a sympathetic light, preventing them from seeming intentionally evil. Active Themes
Gregor creeps into the living room, though he is filthy and can't be bothered to clean himself: " He hardly felt any surprise at his growing lack of consideration for the others;

It used to be that he provided financial support and then his family would manage he home (clean his room, make his bed, etc.). But now they do that for the lodgers. Active Themes
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One night, for the first time since the transformation as far as Gregor knows, Grete begins to play the violin. The lodgers ask her to come play for them in the living room. Gregor's mother and father awkwardly and formally come to watch as well. Grete resuming her playing of the violin seems to suggest some return of normality Gregor's family (at least for everyone but him). Though her playing also suggests that she and her parents are trying to make the lodgers happy, to "earn" their money and stay afloat. Even as the family pays more attention to the lodgers and less to Gregor, the family's awkward striving paints them in a sympathetic light, preventing them from seeming intentionally evil. Active Themes
Gregor creeps into the living room, though he is filthy and can't be bothered to clean himself: " He hardly felt any surprise at his growing lack of consideration for the others;

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 While attending Mill Hill School in the United Kingdom with fellow Harry Potter actor Harry Melling Ianevski had no particular acting aspirations and was not a drama student. He had only auditioned for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire after being spotted by Fiona Weir, a casting director who prompted him to attend an acting workshop, which resulted in his casting as Viktor Krum, a Bulgarian character in the Harry Potter series. He was selected from 650 others, most of whom had auditioned in Sofia. He also starred in Hostel: Part II, the sequel to Eli Roth 's film Hostel . Contents
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While attending Mill Hill School in the United Kingdom with fellow Harry Potter actor Harry Melling Ianevski had no particular acting aspirations and was not a drama student. He had only auditioned for Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire after being spotted by Fiona Weir, a casting director who prompted him to attend an acting workshop, which resulted in his casting as Viktor Krum, a Bulgarian character in the Harry Potter series. He was selected from 650 others, most of whom had auditioned in Sofia. He also starred in Hostel: Part II, the sequel to Eli Roth 's film Hostel . Contents
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2005
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Mike Newell
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Hostel: Part II
Miroslav
Eli Roth
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I
Viktor Krum
David Yates
2011
Resistance
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Georgi Kostov
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2011
Undercover
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2013,
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 When she hears him saying that, he imagines she will cry and kiss him. As he experiences the music, and also perhaps as he experiences the "normality" of the scene of Grete playing for her family, Gregor returns to desires that he cared about while he was still a human. He's able to envision a new life, where he could communicate and take on new responsibilities. This is the story's most optimistic point. Active Themes
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When she hears him saying that, he imagines she will cry and kiss him. As he experiences the music, and also perhaps as he experiences the "normality" of the scene of Grete playing for her family, Gregor returns to desires that he cared about while he was still a human. He's able to envision a new life, where he could communicate and take on new responsibilities. This is the story's most optimistic point. Active Themes
The lodgers notice Gregor and alert Gregor's father. At first, the lodgers are amused, but then they become concerned. Grete gives the violin to her mother and runs to make the lodgers' beds. Gregor's father tries to push the lodgers to their bedroom. The lodgers' changing attitudes demonstrate the importance of conformity. They move as a unit to condemn an unusual event, though they were originally individually amused by it.

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 Having passed through Transylvania and crossed the Carpathian Mountains, he finds himself in a small village lost in impassable woods of Ukraine. Nothing but chance and heavy fog could bring him to this cursed place. People who live here do not resemble any other people which the traveler saw before that. The villagers, having dug a deep moat to fend themselves from the rest of the world, share a naive belief that they could save themselves from evil, failing to understand that evil has made its nest in their souls and is waiting for an opportunity to gush out upon the world. Cast
Jason Flemyng as Jonathan Green
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Anna Churina as Miss Dudley
Charles Dance as Lord Dudley
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Anatoli Gushchin as Gorobets
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Nina Ruslanova as Yavtukh's wife
Andrey Smolyakov as Paisiy
Oleg Taktarov as Gritsko
Yuriy Tsurilo as Sotnik
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In 2006, Russian producer Alexey Petrukhin and Russian director Oleg Stepchenko decided that they wanted to make a film based on the horror story of Viy by Nikolai Gogol. By then, two other projects based on Gogol's tale were in production, such as Taras Bulba film from 2009 and The Witch from 2006. In order to secure the title, they needed without any further delay to release the information on the forthcoming project. In the course of three days, they filmed a teaser trailer where the role of Khoma Brutus was played by Petrukhin himself. Only after that did the active production of the film begin. When the teaser was shown in theaters, the script was not yet written and the actors were not cast.

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1999
Plunkett & Macleane
Pimp

2000
Orpheus & Eurydice
Charon

2000
Jason and the Argonauts
Atlas
Television film
2003
Kal Ho Naa Ho
Dancer

2006
Saurian
Belrog
Television film
2006
Pulse
Dark Figure

2008
Killing Ariel
Incubus

2011
Thor
Frost Giant Grundroth

2011
I Am Singh
Leif Lungren

2013
Agent 88
Mr. Finch
Short film
2013
The Big Lug
Hardknock
Short film
2013
Star Trek Into Darkness
Science Officer 0718

2014
Finders Keepers
Officer Cobbs
Television film
2015
The Most Dangerous Game
Ivan

2015
Mr. Hollywood
Vincent
Short film
2015
For All Eyes Always
Nikos Papalexopoulous

2015
Finding Eden
Fred

2015
Stormageddon
Cain/Abel
Television film
2017
3 Hours Until Dead
Ivan

2017
Espionage Tonight
Nikos Papalexopoulous

2018
Liberty
Dr. Alexei Andropov

2018
Harnessing the Rain
Reed

2018
Infrared
David

2019
Dumbo
Neils Skellig

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Year
Title
Role
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1999
The Bill
Len Miller
Episode: " Piggy in the Middle"
2001
999
Duncan Goodhew
Episode: " Duncan Gooddeed"
2002
Being April
Street Artist
Episode: " Normal"
2005
Captain Scarlet
Captain Scarlet
13 episodes
2008
On the Bench
Lester
Episode: " Steven Cohen"
2008
The Dark Path Chronicles
Luke
7 episodes
2011
Wonder Woman
John O'Quinn
Episode: " TV Pilot"
2011
Eagleheart
Romulus
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2011
Pretend Time
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He has also has sustained a successful career as a model in Europe and the United Kingdom working for Armani, BT, Gucci, Guess, Levi's, Northern Rock, and Vogue, among others. Personal life
Gatt lives in Los Angeles with Mercy Malick, his girlfriend since around 2009. Filmography
Gatt wearing the motion-capture suit for Kratos in April 2010
Film
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1999
Plunkett & Macleane
Pimp

2000
Orpheus & Eurydice
Charon

2000
Jason and the Argonauts
Atlas
Television film
2003
Kal Ho Naa Ho
Dancer

2006
Saurian
Belrog
Television film
2006
Pulse
Dark Figure

2008
Killing Ariel
Incubus

2011
Thor
Frost Giant Grundroth

2011
I Am Singh
Leif Lungren

2013
Agent 88
Mr. Finch
Short film
2013
The Big Lug
Hardknock
Short film
2013
Star Trek Into Darkness
Science Officer 0718

2014
Finders Keepers
Officer Cobbs
Television film
2015
The Most Dangerous Game
Ivan

2015
Mr. Hollywood
Vincent
Short film
2015
For All Eyes Always
Nikos Papalexopoulous

2015
Finding Eden
Fred

2015
Stormageddon
Cain/Abel
Television film
2017
3 Hours Until Dead
Ivan

2017
Espionage Tonight
Nikos Papalexopoulous

2018
Liberty
Dr. Alexei Andropov

2018
Harnessing the Rain
Reed

2018
Infrared
David

2019
Dumbo
Neils Skellig

Television
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1999
The Bill
Len Miller
Episode: " Piggy in the Middle"
2001
999
Duncan Goodhew
Episode: " Duncan Gooddeed"
2002
Being April
Street Artist
Episode: " Normal"
2005
Captain Scarlet
Captain Scarlet
13 episodes
2008
On the Bench
Lester
Episode: " Steven Cohen"
2008
The Dark Path Chronicles
Luke
7 episodes
2011
Wonder Woman
John O'Quinn
Episode: " TV Pilot"
2011
Eagleheart
Romulus
Episode: " Susie's Song"
2011
Pretend Time
Creepy Man
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 The show features Wood and Dean (reprising their roles from the short), along with Lynskey as the main voice cast. McHale and his crew tried to maintain a balance between frightening imagery and "episodes that are just light and funny". For the music, McHale drew inspiration from "classic American, opera singing". Nick Cross served as art director and Nate Cash as supervising director; both worked with McHale alongside storyboard artists located in New York and Chicago. This distance proved difficult for McHale, who found it "particularly daunting considering the idiosyncratic nature of the production". The series' art was inspired by a variety of sources, including the 1890s McLoughlin Brothers board game Game of Frog Pond, illustrations by Gustave Doré for Cervantes 's Don Quixote, old illustrations for the Hans Christian Andersen story " The Tinderbox ", the Cheshire Cat illustration by John Tenniel from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the " Dogville Comedies " short films. McHale referenced chromolithography, vintage Halloween postcards, magic lantern slides, and photographs of New England foliage to create the show's style. Cast
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The show features Wood and Dean (reprising their roles from the short), along with Lynskey as the main voice cast. McHale and his crew tried to maintain a balance between frightening imagery and "episodes that are just light and funny". For the music, McHale drew inspiration from "classic American, opera singing". Nick Cross served as art director and Nate Cash as supervising director; both worked with McHale alongside storyboard artists located in New York and Chicago. This distance proved difficult for McHale, who found it "particularly daunting considering the idiosyncratic nature of the production". The series' art was inspired by a variety of sources, including the 1890s McLoughlin Brothers board game Game of Frog Pond, illustrations by Gustave Doré for Cervantes 's Don Quixote, old illustrations for the Hans Christian Andersen story " The Tinderbox ", the Cheshire Cat illustration by John Tenniel from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, and the " Dogville Comedies " short films. McHale referenced chromolithography, vintage Halloween postcards, magic lantern slides, and photographs of New England foliage to create the show's style. Cast
Greg ( left) and Wirt, two half-brothers who act as the miniseries' main protagonists, along with Beatrice the bluebird and Greg's pet frog. Main article:

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Early-18th-century cartographer Jonathan Green undertakes a scientific voyage from Western Europe to the East. Having passed through Transylvania and crossed the Carpathian Mountains, he finds himself in a small village lost in impassable woods of Ukraine. Nothing but chance and heavy fog could bring him to this cursed place. People who live here do not resemble any other people which the traveler saw before that. The villagers, having dug a deep moat to fend themselves from the rest of the world, share a naive belief that they could save themselves from evil, failing to understand that evil has made its nest in their souls and is waiting for an opportunity to gush out upon the world. Cast
Jason Flemyng as Jonathan Green
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Anna Churina as Miss Dudley
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Anatoli Gushchin as Gorobets
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 After the reporter Rainer Günzler had made some snide remarks about his boxing career and his flamboyant lifestyle, Homburg sat through the 10-minute live interview not answering any of Günzler's questions, only putting on a sarcastic smile. Homburg appeared in small roles in several films such as The Wrecking Crew (1969) with Sharon Tate and Dean Martin. German director Werner Herzog, who had watched Wilhelm fight as a young man, cast the ex-boxer as a bullying pimp in Stroszek, a 1977 film about an ex-con trying to leave Germany for a better life in the United States. After 1977, Homburg's career in movies was in abeyance for a decade as he was given a prison sentence of two years and three months for assault and "activities in prostitution". Homburg made his big screen return in the action thriller Die Hard (1988) with Alan Rickman and Andreas Wisniewski. Homburg plays James, a member of the German group that plans to rob the Nakatomi Tower, meeting his demise courtesy of a DIY bomb from John McClane ( Bruce Willis ). From there, Homburg appeared in the movie sequel Ghostbusters II (1989) playing Vigo The Carpathian, a 16th Century Eastern European tyrant (based loosely on Vlad Țepeș ), the role for which Homburg is possibly best known. The character’s full name was Vigo Von Homburg Deutschendorf, an homage to his ring name. With his speech being slurred, all of his lines were dubbed with Max von Sydow ’s baritone. Wilhelm's last notable role was in Diggstown as a vegetative ex-boxer who had been cheated out of his life.

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After the reporter Rainer Günzler had made some snide remarks about his boxing career and his flamboyant lifestyle, Homburg sat through the 10-minute live interview not answering any of Günzler's questions, only putting on a sarcastic smile. Homburg appeared in small roles in several films such as The Wrecking Crew (1969) with Sharon Tate and Dean Martin. German director Werner Herzog, who had watched Wilhelm fight as a young man, cast the ex-boxer as a bullying pimp in Stroszek, a 1977 film about an ex-con trying to leave Germany for a better life in the United States. After 1977, Homburg's career in movies was in abeyance for a decade as he was given a prison sentence of two years and three months for assault and "activities in prostitution". Homburg made his big screen return in the action thriller Die Hard (1988) with Alan Rickman and Andreas Wisniewski. Homburg plays James, a member of the German group that plans to rob the Nakatomi Tower, meeting his demise courtesy of a DIY bomb from John McClane ( Bruce Willis ). From there, Homburg appeared in the movie sequel Ghostbusters II (1989) playing Vigo The Carpathian, a 16th Century Eastern European tyrant (based loosely on Vlad Țepeș ), the role for which Homburg is possibly best known. The character’s full name was Vigo Von Homburg Deutschendorf, an homage to his ring name. With his speech being slurred, all of his lines were dubbed with Max von Sydow ’s baritone. Wilhelm's last notable role was in Diggstown as a vegetative ex-boxer who had been cheated out of his life.

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~ Zigzag presenting himself to King Nod. Zigzag, also known as Zigzag the Grand Vizier, is the central antagonist of the 1993 animated fantasy film The Thief and the Cobbler. He is King Nod's former Grand Vizier, and later King Mighty One-Eye 's henchman, who usually speaks in rhymes in a manipulating fashion before allying himself with the notorious One-Eyes. He also has a pet vulture named Phido, whom he abuses and rarely feeds. He was voiced by the late Vincent Price (in his final role), who also played Egghead in the 1966 Batman TV series, Dr. Phibes in the horror film series of the same name, Irontail in Here Comes Peter Cottontail, Prince Prospero in Masque of the Red Death, Henry Jarrod in House of Wax, and Professor Ratigan in Disney's The Great Mouse Detective .

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Vadim Zaitsev, Chairman of the KGB. According to the decision of the European Union, he is “responsible for transforming the KGB into the main organ of repression of civil society and of the democratic opposition” and for state propaganda accusing the protesters of bringing weapons to their rally.” According to the EU, Zaitsev “personally threatened the lives and health of the wife and child of former presidential candidate, Andrei Sannikov. He is the main initiator of orders for unlawful harassment of democratic opposition, the torture of political opponents and the mistreatment of prisoners.” Vasily Dementei, First Deputy Chairman of the KGB; included in the EU sanctions list after crackdown of protests that followed the controversial presidential election of 2006. Igor Bakhmatov, former Deputy Chairman of the KGB in charge of the staff and the organisation of their tasks, responsible for the repressive work of the KGB against civil society and democratic opposition. Vasili Dementey, former First deputy Chairman of the KGB (2005–2007); responsible for repressions against civil society and the democratic opposition, in particular after the presidential election of 2006 and in 2007. Viktor Vegera, First Deputy Chairman of the KGB.

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Lewis Prothero is the camp's commandant, and a paedophile vicar, Father Lilliman, is at the camp to lend "spiritual support". All prisoners so injected die slowly under gruesome circumstances, with the sole exception of "the man in room five" ("V" in Roman numerals). During that time, the man had some level of communication with Valerie Page, a former actress imprisoned for being a lesbian, kept in "room four", who wrote her autobiography on toilet paper and then pushed it through a hole in the wall. Although there is nothing physically wrong with him, Surridge theorizes that his mind had been warped by the experimentation. Still, his actions seem to maintain a twisted logic. The experiments actually yield some beneficial results: he develops Olympic-level reflexes, increased strength, and incredibly expanded mental capacity (as demonstrated consistently throughout the novel, V is a genius in the fields of explosives, martial arts, philosophy, literature, politics, hacking, music, chemistry, and, as stated by Dr. Surridge in the graphic novel, gardening). Over time, the man is allowed to grow roses (violet carsons) and raise crops for camp officials. The man eventually starts taking surplus ammonia-based fertilizer back to his cell, arranges it in bizarre, intricate patterns on the floor. He then takes a large amount of grease solvent from the gardens.

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 Unlike Hoggish Greedly, Porkaloin became environmentally friendly as shown in the episode "The Ghost of Porkaloin Past". Rigger (voiced by John Ratzenberger) – Greedly's main henchman. He once claimed that the main reason he works for Greedly is because no one else would hire him. He does sometime question Greedly's orders and shows concern when Greedly's actions hurt the environment though it never has any effect on his boss, and Rigger, for the most part, remains loyal to Greedly. Rigger does all the leg-work while Greedly usually sits around and eats. Verminous Skumm (voiced by Jeff Goldblum in Season 1, Maurice LaMarche in season 2–5) – The second villain to appear on the series, he is a part-human, part-rat creature who represents urban blight, disease, and drug abuse. Skumm can control rats and has his own personal helicopter called The Scum O'Copter. Skumm is responsible for the death of Linka's cousin Boris via drugs in the episode "Mind Pollution." In some of the later episodes Verminous Skumm partook in war profiteering when selling weapons to different gangs. Rat Pack – A group of humanoid rats that work for Verminous Skumm.

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Unlike Hoggish Greedly, Porkaloin became environmentally friendly as shown in the episode "The Ghost of Porkaloin Past". Rigger (voiced by John Ratzenberger) – Greedly's main henchman. He once claimed that the main reason he works for Greedly is because no one else would hire him. He does sometime question Greedly's orders and shows concern when Greedly's actions hurt the environment though it never has any effect on his boss, and Rigger, for the most part, remains loyal to Greedly. Rigger does all the leg-work while Greedly usually sits around and eats. Verminous Skumm (voiced by Jeff Goldblum in Season 1, Maurice LaMarche in season 2–5) – The second villain to appear on the series, he is a part-human, part-rat creature who represents urban blight, disease, and drug abuse. Skumm can control rats and has his own personal helicopter called The Scum O'Copter. Skumm is responsible for the death of Linka's cousin Boris via drugs in the episode "Mind Pollution." In some of the later episodes Verminous Skumm partook in war profiteering when selling weapons to different gangs. Rat Pack – A group of humanoid rats that work for Verminous Skumm.

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Major characters
Tim Newman (né Heidecker)
Gregg Turkington
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Dr. Luther Sanchez
Ayaka Heidecker (née Ohwaki)
Joe Estevez
Tom Cruise Jr. Heidecker
Mark Proksch
Alessandro "Axiom" Serradimigni
Manuel Giusti
John Aprea
Toni Newman
Michael "LaRue" Matthews
Series overview
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Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
Season 5
Season 6
Season 7
Season 8
Season 9
The Trial
Season X
Feature film
Season 11
Season 12
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 Gregg displays no empathy or interest for Tim's life. Almost nothing is known about Gregg's personal life. He is mainly quiet and withdrawn, actively avoiding confrontation, redirecting almost every conversation into a movie reference and regarding real-world events and documentary films as pointless distractions. He has an extensive collection of VHS cassettes which he refers to as 'The Victorville Film Archives', boasting that it's one of the largest film archives in America. The exact size of his collection remains unknown as Gregg has not yet opened it to the public. It has also, on multiple occasions, been destroyed by Tim. Gregg believes that On Cinema should be devoted exclusively to film criticism, despite his obvious lack of critical insight. Though not as openly hostile as Tim, Gregg is often stubborn and passive-aggressive, insisting on his incorrect knowledge when challenged and quietly criticizing Tim when he steals the limelight. He produces a number of segments for the show, such as Popcorn Classics, where he will briefly discuss a film from his library, and On Cinema On Location, where he documents various locations in Los Angeles where unnotable films were shot. He plays a secondary character on Decker, the "Master of Codes" Special Agent Jonathan Kington.

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Contents
Premise
Major characters
Tim Newman (né Heidecker)
Gregg Turkington
Recurring characters
Dr. Luther Sanchez
Ayaka Heidecker (née Ohwaki)
Joe Estevez
Tom Cruise Jr. Heidecker
Mark Proksch
Alessandro "Axiom" Serradimigni
Manuel Giusti
John Aprea
Toni Newman
Michael "LaRue" Matthews
Series overview
Podcast
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 4
Season 5
Season 6
Season 7
Season 8
Season 9
The Trial
Season X
Feature film
Season 11
Season 12
Production
Reception
Touring
References
External links

Gregg displays no empathy or interest for Tim's life. Almost nothing is known about Gregg's personal life. He is mainly quiet and withdrawn, actively avoiding confrontation, redirecting almost every conversation into a movie reference and regarding real-world events and documentary films as pointless distractions. He has an extensive collection of VHS cassettes which he refers to as 'The Victorville Film Archives', boasting that it's one of the largest film archives in America. The exact size of his collection remains unknown as Gregg has not yet opened it to the public. It has also, on multiple occasions, been destroyed by Tim. Gregg believes that On Cinema should be devoted exclusively to film criticism, despite his obvious lack of critical insight. Though not as openly hostile as Tim, Gregg is often stubborn and passive-aggressive, insisting on his incorrect knowledge when challenged and quietly criticizing Tim when he steals the limelight. He produces a number of segments for the show, such as Popcorn Classics, where he will briefly discuss a film from his library, and On Cinema On Location, where he documents various locations in Los Angeles where unnotable films were shot. He plays a secondary character on Decker, the "Master of Codes" Special Agent Jonathan Kington.

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 2009) - Ahmed (Movie cut)
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009) - Igor Karkaroff (uncredited; appears in flashback)
Kao rani mraz (2010) - Stari Nikola
Sasha (2010) - Vlado Petrovic
Czech-Made Man (2011) - Noha
AS PIK (2012)
Artiljero (2012) - Gane
Ironclad: Battle for Blood (2014) - Maddog
Horseplay (2014) - Gypsy King
Child 44 (2015) - Basurov
Gangster Ka (2015) - Dardan
DxM (2015) - Mosca
Winnetou & Old Shatterhand (2016) - Tangua
Winnetou - Der letzte Kampf (2016) - Tangua
Intrigo: Dear Agnes (2019) - Caretaker
Television
Warriors (1999) - Naser Zec
The Immortal: Deja vu (2001) - Petr
Children of Dune (2003) - Namri
Spooks (a.k.a. MI-5) (2007) - Edik Kuznetzov
The Fixer (2008) - Tarek Sokoli
Dobrá čtvrť (2008) - Dragan
The Courier 2.0 (2008) - Valentine
Ať žijí rytíři! ( 2010) - Ahmed
4-teens (2011) - Uncle Dragan
Borgia (2011-2014) - Francesco Piccolomini
Cirkus Bukowsky (2013-2014) - Luka Coltello
Případy 1. oddělení (2014) - Abikal
Genius (2017) - Milos Maric
Killing Eve (2020) - Grigoriy
Slunečná
Commercials
Tiger Beer (Singapore)
Pim's Choco Magic
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2009) - Ahmed (Movie cut)
Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince (2009) - Igor Karkaroff (uncredited; appears in flashback)
Kao rani mraz (2010) - Stari Nikola
Sasha (2010) - Vlado Petrovic
Czech-Made Man (2011) - Noha
AS PIK (2012)
Artiljero (2012) - Gane
Ironclad: Battle for Blood (2014) - Maddog
Horseplay (2014) - Gypsy King
Child 44 (2015) - Basurov
Gangster Ka (2015) - Dardan
DxM (2015) - Mosca
Winnetou & Old Shatterhand (2016) - Tangua
Winnetou - Der letzte Kampf (2016) - Tangua
Intrigo: Dear Agnes (2019) - Caretaker
Television
Warriors (1999) - Naser Zec
The Immortal: Deja vu (2001) - Petr
Children of Dune (2003) - Namri
Spooks (a.k.a. MI-5) (2007) - Edik Kuznetzov
The Fixer (2008) - Tarek Sokoli
Dobrá čtvrť (2008) - Dragan
The Courier 2.0 (2008) - Valentine
Ať žijí rytíři! ( 2010) - Ahmed
4-teens (2011) - Uncle Dragan
Borgia (2011-2014) - Francesco Piccolomini
Cirkus Bukowsky (2013-2014) - Luka Coltello
Případy 1. oddělení (2014) - Abikal
Genius (2017) - Milos Maric
Killing Eve (2020) - Grigoriy
Slunečná
Commercials
Tiger Beer (Singapore)
Pim's Choco Magic
External links
Predrag Bjelac at IMDb
Authority control
GND: 1062266412
ISNI: 0000 0000 7308 1332
LCCN:

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 When Daxus refuses to give her the cure, Violet escapes with Six and lets him spend his last moments at a playground. Daxus arrives, shoots Violet, and takes Six's body for dissection. Violet is revived in the facility run by Garth, and she realizes that Six might not actually be dead. Violet storms the Archministry and reaches a laboratory just as Daxus is about to begin the dissection. In the ensuing fight, Daxus reveals that he uses enhancements he gained from an accidental exposure to the hemophage virus to aid in his rise to power. Violet kills Daxus and leaves with Six's body. Six later wakes up, having been immunized by the hemophage virus in Violet's tears. It is theorized that Six might, after all, be instrumental in formulating a cure for the hemophages, although it may be too late for Violet (who is nearing the end of her 12 years). Cast
Milla Jovovich as Violet Song Jat Shariff
Ida Martin as young Violet
Cameron Bright as Six
Nick Chinlund as Vice-Cardinal Ferdinand Daxus
Steven Calcote as young Daxus
William Fichtner as Garth
Scott Piper as Garth's assistant
Sebastien Andrieu as Nerva
Christopher Garner as Luthor
Ricardo Mamood-Vega as Song Jat Shariff
Katarína Jancula as Shariff’s new wife (extended cut)
Jennifer Caputo as Elizabeth P. Watkins
Duc Luu as Kar Waia
Kieran O'Rorke as Detective Cross
Ryan Martin as Detective Breeder
Digger Mesch as Detective Endera
Kurt Wimmer ( cameo) as Hemophage
Richard Jackson as Archministry Computer Tech
Mary Catherine Williams as Purple-haired shopper (extended cut)
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Scene featuring Six ( Cameron Bright) underneath the Oriental Pearl Tower in Shanghai, China. Production began in early February 2004 and was shot in various cities across China, most notably Hong Kong and Shanghai.

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 Cast
Konstantin Khabensky as Anton Gorodetsky
Vladimir Menshov as Geser
Viktor Verzhbitsky as Zavulon
Mariya Poroshina as Svetlana
Galina Tyunina as Olga
Dmitry Martynov as Yegor
Aleksei Chadov as Kostya Saushkin
Yuriy "Gosha" Kutsenko as Ignat
Rimma Markova as Daria Shultz
Maria Mironova as Yegor's mother
Valeri Zolotukhin as Gennady Saushkin, Kostya's father
Zhanna Friske as Alicia Donnikova
Nikolay Olyalin as inquisitor Maksim
Ilya Lagutenko as Andrei
Aleksei Maklakov as Semyon
Aleksander Samoilenko as Ilya
Anna Slyu as Katya
Anna Dubrovskaya as Larisa
Sergei Prikhodko as Pyotr
Georgiy Dronov as Tolik
Igor Savochkin as Maksim Ivanovich
Nurzhuman Ikhtymbaev as Zoar
Kirill Kleimyonov as himself
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In 2000, an independent Moscow company invited a director from St. Petersburg, Sergei Vinokurov, the script was written by Renata Litvinova. Artemy Troitsky was expected to star in the film as Anton Gorodetsky, and for the role of the light magician Geser Ivan Okhlobystin was chosen. But the work on the film stalled, which was largely in part of the tiny budget of 50 thousand dollars. And then Channel One, the government-owned TV channel, bought from the publisher the rights to adapt the novel and invited Timur Bekmambetov write and direct the film. Concerning the casting, Bekmambetov described that he needed an actor for the role of Gorodetsky who was handsome, slightly naive, slightly cunning and that "his eyes must show that he has a conscience". Part of the challenge for such a big-budget fantasy film was creating hundreds of visual effects (VFX) shots to which a modern audience is accustomed. 16 Russian VFX studios and several freelancers were used, each chosen for their individual strengths. Many shots were created by different artists across different time zones, using the Internet to share data and images. The film was the first big-budget Russian supernatural movie and one of the first blockbusters made after the collapse of the Soviet film industry. The film was produced by Channel One, with a budget of US$ 4.2 million.

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 After Kadir "Rais" Suleiman went rogue as a result of the GRE's failure to evacuate his crippled brother Hassan Suleiman, the GRE sent their agent, ( Amir Ghoreyshi was sent previously) Kyle Crane into the quarantine zone to locate and identify Rais and the file he'd stolen from the GRE. Contents
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The GRE periodically sends humanitarian aid to the quarantine zone via a C-130 Hercules cargo plane. Besides this, the GRE is also responsible for manufacturing and delivering Antizin, and keeping the Ministry of Defense from firebombing Harran. However, most of their abilities are shown subtly throughout the course of the game. The GRE was tasked with maintaining order in Harran after the outbreak, but failed to do so as Rais went rogue after the death of his brother Hassan. Rais threatened to publish a highly-sensitive file that represented a huge threat to mankind, as it contained a full structure of the Harran Virus. To counter this, the GRE instituted a city-wide communication jam to ensure that the file would never be published. In the game, the GRE never actually appears physically outside of the C-130 Hercules airplanes that drop Antizin for the survivors. Only two known representatives of the GRE are heard and unseen; the female voice that communicates with Kyle through his GRE-issued radio who gives him instructions and indications, and the pilot at the game's beginning.

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Events of Dying Light
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Languages:

After Kadir "Rais" Suleiman went rogue as a result of the GRE's failure to evacuate his crippled brother Hassan Suleiman, the GRE sent their agent, ( Amir Ghoreyshi was sent previously) Kyle Crane into the quarantine zone to locate and identify Rais and the file he'd stolen from the GRE. Contents
1
Capabilities and Appearance
2
Events of Dying Light
3
Known GRE Personnel
4
In-game appearance
5
External links
Capabilities and Appearance
The GRE periodically sends humanitarian aid to the quarantine zone via a C-130 Hercules cargo plane. Besides this, the GRE is also responsible for manufacturing and delivering Antizin, and keeping the Ministry of Defense from firebombing Harran. However, most of their abilities are shown subtly throughout the course of the game. The GRE was tasked with maintaining order in Harran after the outbreak, but failed to do so as Rais went rogue after the death of his brother Hassan. Rais threatened to publish a highly-sensitive file that represented a huge threat to mankind, as it contained a full structure of the Harran Virus. To counter this, the GRE instituted a city-wide communication jam to ensure that the file would never be published. In the game, the GRE never actually appears physically outside of the C-130 Hercules airplanes that drop Antizin for the survivors. Only two known representatives of the GRE are heard and unseen; the female voice that communicates with Kyle through his GRE-issued radio who gives him instructions and indications, and the pilot at the game's beginning.

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1988–1997: KMD, Subroc's death, and hiatus
1997–2001: Operation: Doomsday and production work
2002–2004: King Geedorah, Viktor Vaughn, and Madvillainy
2005–2009: Danger Doom, Born Like This, and Ghostface collaboration
2010–2020: Move to London and later collaborations
Style and artistry
MF Doom persona
Legacy and influence
Personal life
Death
Selected discography
Solo albums
Collaborative albums
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 In 2001, Dumile began releasing his Special Herbs instrumentals series under the pseudonym Metal Fingers. In a review of a 2011 box set containing ten volumes of the Special Herbs series, Pitchfork observed that the instrumentals stand on their own without vocal tracks: " most of these tracks sound plenty 'finished' even in rhyme-less form". 2002–2004: King Geedorah, Viktor Vaughn, and Madvillainy
Madlib in late 2003, around the time he was working on Madvillainy with Dumile
In 2003, Dumile released the album Take Me to Your Leader under his King Geedorah moniker. In Pitchfork, Mark Martelli described Take Me to Your Leader as close to a concept album, noting how it lays out the "mythos" of the eponymous King Geedorah. Martelli praised the album, particularly tracks such as "One Smart Nigger" which, in his view, were superior to other artists' attempts at political hip hop. Fact, in a brief notice for a 2013 reissue of Take Me to Your Leader, called it "arguably the most cinematic" of Dumile's albums from the turn of the 21st century. Later in 2003, Dumile released the LP Vaudeville Villain under the moniker Viktor Vaughn (another play on Doctor Doom, who is also known as Victor von Doom). NME described the Viktor Vaughn persona as "a time travelling street hustler".

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Early life
Career
1988–1997: KMD, Subroc's death, and hiatus
1997–2001: Operation: Doomsday and production work
2002–2004: King Geedorah, Viktor Vaughn, and Madvillainy
2005–2009: Danger Doom, Born Like This, and Ghostface collaboration
2010–2020: Move to London and later collaborations
Style and artistry
MF Doom persona
Legacy and influence
Personal life
Death
Selected discography
Solo albums
Collaborative albums
Footnotes
References
Further reading
External links

In 2001, Dumile began releasing his Special Herbs instrumentals series under the pseudonym Metal Fingers. In a review of a 2011 box set containing ten volumes of the Special Herbs series, Pitchfork observed that the instrumentals stand on their own without vocal tracks: " most of these tracks sound plenty 'finished' even in rhyme-less form". 2002–2004: King Geedorah, Viktor Vaughn, and Madvillainy
Madlib in late 2003, around the time he was working on Madvillainy with Dumile
In 2003, Dumile released the album Take Me to Your Leader under his King Geedorah moniker. In Pitchfork, Mark Martelli described Take Me to Your Leader as close to a concept album, noting how it lays out the "mythos" of the eponymous King Geedorah. Martelli praised the album, particularly tracks such as "One Smart Nigger" which, in his view, were superior to other artists' attempts at political hip hop. Fact, in a brief notice for a 2013 reissue of Take Me to Your Leader, called it "arguably the most cinematic" of Dumile's albums from the turn of the 21st century. Later in 2003, Dumile released the LP Vaudeville Villain under the moniker Viktor Vaughn (another play on Doctor Doom, who is also known as Victor von Doom). NME described the Viktor Vaughn persona as "a time travelling street hustler".