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Diet of Worms
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Tags
Notes
Jim Pulk
Character
Known as ‘Wog’ - doesn’t really know why and doesn’t understand why that arouses such derision from the of the when he mentions it. They can’t believe what they’re hearing - a racial slur. One of the friends labels him a racist.
Worm
Character
The worm that lives in the bottom of the , emerging every so often when it finds its environment being disturbed and causing carnage. It belongs to a species of worms that exist in some higher, semi-mythical dimension that surface every so often in pools and lakes (like the Lock Ness Monster).
Blacksmith
Character
Metro Family
Character
A family from London with adolescent children. Maybe there because friends are renting nearby (e.g. Arundel? Or in the village?)?
Family in a state of change, children trying to stop it from falling apart.
A ‘modern’ family. Parents are divorced. New husband also there. Half-siblings. Artistic. (Think of the Fleabag family.) Lots of self-absorbtion.
Some of the kids get with the programme.
A fleabag, a sensible sister (younger? emphasises the older sister’s irresponsibility), a dotty mother, an emotionally stunted father…
The thing they are struggling with - as is everyone - is the instability of it all. The beast of boredom…
Relationship of with - central relationship. Son of the local farmer. They meet when he’s working for the festival, as required by his father .
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