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===[[The Golden Goose]]=== |
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"Goose" and [[Drucker]] crash-land their plain in the Himalayas in [[Bhutan]]. They both parachute out, and are welcomed to live their by the monks. "Goose" live their for 15 years, until he receives a visit from [[Bob]]. Bob interrogates "Goose" about the whereabouts of Drucker, first turning his arm to gold, when he doesn't answer; afterward turning his entire body to gold. Goose is last seen being carried out of Bhutan on a stretcher as a lifesize golden statue. |
"Goose" and [[Drucker]] crash-land their plain in the Himalayas in [[Bhutan]]. They both parachute out, and are welcomed to live their by the monks. "Goose" live their for 15 years, until he receives a visit from [[Bob]]. Bob interrogates "Goose" about the whereabouts of Drucker, first turning his arm to gold, when he doesn't answer; afterward turning his entire body to gold. Goose is last seen being carried out of Bhutan on a stretcher as a lifesize golden statue. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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*The final frame of the novel shows Bob overlooking what appears to be Goose being melted down in a smelting factory. |
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*It is unknown if "Goose" was killed when aurified into gold, or is in some type of 'Han Solo' type stasis. |
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Revision as of 15:19, 8 January 2008
| Hampton Connolly | |
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| First appearance | The Golden Goose |
| In-story stats | |
| Known ability | None |
| Gender | |
| Home | Bhutan |
| Occupation | Richard Drucker's pilot |
Hampton "Goose" Connolly was Richard Drucker's pilot.
Character History
The Golden Goose
"Goose" and Drucker crash-land their plain in the Himalayas in Bhutan. They both parachute out, and are welcomed to live their by the monks. "Goose" live their for 15 years, until he receives a visit from Bob. Bob interrogates "Goose" about the whereabouts of Drucker, first turning his arm to gold, when he doesn't answer; afterward turning his entire body to gold. Goose is last seen being carried out of Bhutan on a stretcher as a lifesize golden statue.
Notes
- The final frame of the novel shows Bob overlooking what appears to be Goose being melted down in a smelting factory.