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Stephen is the lower kitchen chef of Castle Britannia in Ultima V. Stephen eagerly told the Avatar how he really liked his job and preparing food - even for large events like banquets. However, he then added that there hadn't been one of these in a long time, ever since Lord British had vanished. He really didn't want to talk about their vanished king, trying to steer the conversation back to the topic of food. Stephen shared his quarters with Alistair, the bard and Chuckles, the Royal Jester. Stephen was a survivor of the Rage Virus after it originally decimated Great Britain, and one of the people of Glasgow who were at war with the Kingdom of Edinburgh. He and Irma have known each other a long time ago (probably at a school trip), and even then Irma had a crush on him, but unfortunately were not seen again. He is member of a secret heroes called U18, a group of young vigilantes living and working in a basement underground Heaterfield who controls the electrical wires, water pipe lines, and city cameras in order to catch criminals andprotect the city. Stephen was a Jurassic Park worker found caught in a trap by Alan Grant and Ian Malcolm. In return for Grant freeing him, he provided the two with a device to smash through the rocks blocking the tour track. Stephen was a character that appeared from Seasons 3-6 with some cameos. He was portrayed by Chase Gallatin. Stephen may refer to: That Stephen was a Jew is unquestionable, and he probably was a Hellenist of the Dispersion, who spoke Greek. The name Stephen is Greek, Stephanos, and signifies "crown". The circumstances of his conversion to Christianity are not known. Stephen is a non-player character, first appearing in Shin Megami Tensei. Stephen was an employee at Warner Post & Pack It in the late-1990s. Stephen Stephen is the uncle to Dave and Molly, and is left in charge of them when their parents go on a drug fuled bender. It is never mentioned how he was chosen to be their guardian, or what his exact relationship with the children is, it is hinted at that he is a nonce. He is often the main subject of Basil or another character's jokes, much to his annoyance. He lives with the majority of the main characters in his flat. Stephen was built in 1829 by Robert Stephenson and competed in a series of races called the Rainhill Trials against four other engines, which he ended up winning at. He used to work in mines and at harbours, but as newer and faster engines were being built, Stephen was abandoned until he was uncovered by Sir Robert Norramby and brought back to Sodor, where he was overhauled at the Sodor Steamworks. Stephen was a cyborg commander of Desperado Enforcement LLC. His cyborg serial number was 573 52201 2617. Stephen is a Dhampir guardian who appeared in Shadow Kiss. He told Dimitri Belikov about the caves at the base of the mountain. He was one of the fifty guardians that went on a mission to rescue a group of Moroi and Dhampirs that were kidnapped and held hostage by the Strigoi. During the mission, while the hostages were been rescued, he and Rose were ordered by Emil to go in the caves to help Dimitri, Alberta, Janine, and the others to fight the Strigoi. He was killed by a Strigoi while trying to make his escape. Stephen is the pirate of User:Stpehen Stephen is level 36 unlimited access. His only weapons are sword, gun, doll, grenades staff and dagger. He is a member of Skull's Marines An old friend of Will's father, Stephen features only in "The Booby and the Beast" as a minor character. Stephen was a young prominent member of the early Christian church who served as a deacon in the church of Jerusalem. He was eventually accused of blasphemy by the Sanhedrin, and consequently after giving a detailed speech about the history of Israel, and how Jesus was the Messiah, he was stoned to death by a crowd stirred up by Saul and would become the first Christian martyr. Stephen is one of the earliest engines ever built. Newer engines may be faster and stronger than Stephen, but what he lacks in terms of strength or speed, he makes up for with his positive spirit, sense of humour, and knowledge. He used to work at docks and in mines, but now works as a tour-guide at Ulfstead Castle. He can often be seen pulling an open-topped carriage and was trapped in the Ulfstead Mine where he discovered King Godred's long lost crown in time for the opening of the castle. In the seventeenth season, he gave Percy a lucky horseshoe when he was having bad luck, helped him trick James and took the Afternoon Tea Express. thumb|Stephen entdeckt einen braunen Fleck (Giraffe, dessen Hals von rechts kommt) Stephen ist eine Giraffe. Über ihn ist noch nicht viel bekannt, da Melman nur einmal seinen Namen erwähnt, als er Timo behandelt. Jiminy does a favor for Rumplestiltskin, the famed dark magician, and tells Rumple that he wants to be free but his parents keep holding him back. Rumple gives him a potion, and tells him that after he uses it on his parents, he'll be free. As payment, he just has to leave his parents where they are and Rumple will come and collect them. Jiminy takes the potion, albeit rather reluctantly. One night, Jiminy and his parents make their way to a house in the woods and ask of the lovely young couple - Donna and Stephen - living in it to provide them with some shelter. The couple welcomes them in, and after supper, Jiminy's parents make up a story of how a plague affected the nearing town, and add that they are immune to the plague because of an elf tonic. The couple, concerned, asks to buy some Stephen drew the anger of Captain James T. Kirk after performing a potentially fatal stunt while docking his ship, the Dionysus with the Enterprise, as well as drawing the disapproval of Lieutenant Commander Spock for displaying emotion. At some point Spock displayed some familiarity with Stephen. Later he admitted to Doctor Leonard McCoy that they were cousins. Stephen also kept a cat called Ilya. (TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure) Stephen pode se referir a: Categoria:Páginas de Desambiguamento * Stephen King, Escritor americano, cujos livros influenciam bastante a série; * Stephen Bishop, interpreta William Kincaid; * Stephen J. Rafferty, interpreta Warren; * Stephen Quinn, interpreta o fotógrafo; * Stephen Semel, Editor da série, e interpreta Adam; * Stephen Williams, Diretor da série; * Stephen Storer, Desenhista de Produção da série; * Stephen M. Davis, Editor Musical da série;

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Stephen was built in 1829 by Robert Stephenson and competed in a series of races called the Rainhill Trials against four other engines, which he ended up winning at. He used to work in mines and at harbours, but as newer and faster engines were being built, Stephen was abandoned until he was uncovered by Sir Robert Norramby and brought back to Sodor, where he was overhauled at the Sodor Steamworks. Norramby had Stephen restored so that he could take tourists around the castle grounds; however, Stephen was not aware of this and after being told by Thomas that the Earl had a surprise job for him, became too excited to wait and travelled around Sodor, looking for jobs that he could do. However, Stephen proved to be too weak and slow for most of the jobs and after visiting an abandoned mine, became trapped after having to avoid a runaway train from running into him. While he was in the mine, Stephen managed to uncover King Godred's long lost crown and after being rescued, he was given a new funnel and was present at the grand opening of Ulfstead Castle. When James was trying to scare Percy, Stephen accidentally fell into the moat at the castle when he became scared by one of James' tricks. He and Percy both had the last laugh after they successfully frightened James. Later, when Percy was having a day of bad luck, Stephen gave him his lucky horseshoe to help him feel better, but Percy lost the horseshoe before he could leave the castle. He was later chosen to collect the ingredients for the Earl's afternoon tea, but Spencer was teasing Stephen for being too slow, so Stephen tries to prove Spencer that he can be fast, but due to this, Stephen spilled the barrels of jam when he came into the castle too fast. Fortunately, Stephen managed to amend his mistake by having the afternoon tea on a train around Sodor, which proved to be popular. When the Earl was expecting a shipment from the Mainland, both Stephen and Millie waited for the shipment to arrive, when they saw Marion running away from the dinosaur models that Samson was delivering, which turned out to be the Earl's important shipment. Once, as he was taking tourists across the island, Stephen noticed that the Sodor Suspension Bridge was falling apart. He got his passengers to safety, then managed to stop Gordon and the express from crossing the bridge, seconds before the bridge collapsed. After the party that was held at Ulfstead Castle after Glynn's restoration, Stephen became jealous of Glynn because he believed the Earl had a new favorite engine. He later challenged the coffee pot to a race to Knapford Station. The race ended in a tie and Sir Topham Hatt was upset with the delays the two had caused on the Mainline due to their slow race. However, the Earl had agreed to the race with Sir Topham as promotion for the new railway museum he was opening. Both engines then became friends and would be star attractions at the museum. When the Great Railway Show was being held on the Mainland, Stephen was taken to the show along with the other Sudrian engines who would be competing. He took the Sodor Brass Band and other visitors around the shunting yard as the show was happening and led the Best Decorated Engine Parade. Stephen was a Jurassic Park worker found caught in a trap by Alan Grant and Ian Malcolm. In return for Grant freeing him, he provided the two with a device to smash through the rocks blocking the tour track. He and Irma have known each other a long time ago (probably at a school trip), and even then Irma had a crush on him, but unfortunately were not seen again. He is member of a secret heroes called U18, a group of young vigilantes living and working in a basement underground Heaterfield who controls the electrical wires, water pipe lines, and city cameras in order to catch criminals andprotect the city. Stephen is the lower kitchen chef of Castle Britannia in Ultima V. Stephen eagerly told the Avatar how he really liked his job and preparing food - even for large events like banquets. However, he then added that there hadn't been one of these in a long time, ever since Lord British had vanished. He really didn't want to talk about their vanished king, trying to steer the conversation back to the topic of food. Stephen shared his quarters with Alistair, the bard and Chuckles, the Royal Jester. Stephen drew the anger of Captain James T. Kirk after performing a potentially fatal stunt while docking his ship, the Dionysus with the Enterprise, as well as drawing the disapproval of Lieutenant Commander Spock for displaying emotion. At some point Spock displayed some familiarity with Stephen. Later he admitted to Doctor Leonard McCoy that they were cousins. Stephen also kept a cat called Ilya. (TOS novel: Enterprise: The First Adventure) Stephen may refer to: That Stephen was a Jew is unquestionable, and he probably was a Hellenist of the Dispersion, who spoke Greek. The name Stephen is Greek, Stephanos, and signifies "crown". The circumstances of his conversion to Christianity are not known. The Apostles assembled the faithful and told them that they could not relinquish the duties of preaching and prayer to attend to the care of tables; and recommended them to choose seven men of good character, full of the Holy Ghost and wisdom, who might superintend that business. The people chose Stephen, "a man full of faith and of the Holy Ghost", and Philip, Prochorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicholas. These seven were presented to the Apostles, who, praying, imposed hands upon them, and so ordained them the first deacons. Stephen spoke with such wisdom and spirit that his hearers were unable to resist him, and a plot was laid by the elders of certain synagogues in Jerusalem. The main point urged against him was that he affirmed that the temple would be destroyed, that the Mosaic traditions were but shadows and types no longer acceptable to God, Jesus of Nazareth having put an end to them. Stephen was allowed to speak and in a long defense laid out in Acts 7:2-53, he showed that Abraham, the father and founder of their nation, was justified and received the greatest favours of God in a foreign land; that Moses was commanded to set up a Temple, but it was not to be imagined that God was confined in houses made by hands: the temple and the Mosaic law were temporary, and were to give place when God introduced more excellent institutions by sending the Messiah himself. He ended with a stinging rebuke: "You stiff-necked and uncircumcised in hearts and ears, you always resist the Holy Spirit; as your fathers did, so do you also. Which of the prophets have not your fathers persecuted? And they have slain them who foretold the coming of the Just One, of whom you have been now the betrayers and murderers: who have received the law by the disposition of angels, and have not kept it." The whole assembly raged at Stephen, but he, being full of the Holy Spirit and looking up steadfastly to the heavens, saw them opened and beheld the glory of God and the Saviour standing at the right hand of the Father. And he said, "Behold, I see the heavens opened, and the Son of Man standing on the right hand of God". And they, crying out with a loud voice, stopped their ears and with one accord ran violently upon him. And, casting him forth without the city, they stoned him; and the witnesses laid down their garments at the feet of a young man whose name was Saul. And they stoned Stephen, invoking and saying, "Lord Jesus, receive my spirit". And falling on his knees, he cried with a loud voice, saying, "Lord, lay not this sin to their charge". And when he had said this he fell asleep in the Lord. [1], (Derived from Butler's Lives of the Saints, revised edition, Copyright Burns and Oates, 1991) Jiminy does a favor for Rumplestiltskin, the famed dark magician, and tells Rumple that he wants to be free but his parents keep holding him back. Rumple gives him a potion, and tells him that after he uses it on his parents, he'll be free. As payment, he just has to leave his parents where they are and Rumple will come and collect them. Jiminy takes the potion, albeit rather reluctantly. One night, Jiminy and his parents make their way to a house in the woods and ask of the lovely young couple - Donna and Stephen - living in it to provide them with some shelter. The couple welcomes them in, and after supper, Jiminy's parents make up a story of how a plague affected the nearing town, and add that they are immune to the plague because of an elf tonic. The couple, concerned, asks to buy some elf tonic from them, and thus another scam is set in motion. The couple gives them some of their most precious possessions, and keep the bottled tonic. Outside of the house, Jiminy scolds his parents for taking from good people. He then hears the crickets, and, feeling as though he has no other choice, he throws the content of the bottle at his parents... only to find out that his parent switched the bottles, which means that Jiminy gave the nice young couple whatever was meant for his parents. He rushes back to the house to find that the tonic has been drunk and that the couple has been turned into a pair of wooden, lifeless puppets. His parents mock the puppets, and then a young boy arrives at the house, calling for his parents... and it's the same boy that gave Jiminy his umbrella - Geppetto. Jiminy is horrified. ("That Still Small Voice") They're later seen hung up in his Dark Castle. ("The Snow Queen"/"It's Not Easy Being Green"/"The Apprentice"/"Heroes and Villains"/"Skin Deep") Stephen is the pirate of User:Stpehen Stephen is level 36 unlimited access. His only weapons are sword, gun, doll, grenades staff and dagger. He is a member of Skull's Marines Stephen Stephen is a Dhampir guardian who appeared in Shadow Kiss. He told Dimitri Belikov about the caves at the base of the mountain. He was one of the fifty guardians that went on a mission to rescue a group of Moroi and Dhampirs that were kidnapped and held hostage by the Strigoi. During the mission, while the hostages were been rescued, he and Rose were ordered by Emil to go in the caves to help Dimitri, Alberta, Janine, and the others to fight the Strigoi. He was killed by a Strigoi while trying to make his escape. Stephen was a cyborg commander of Desperado Enforcement LLC. His cyborg serial number was 573 52201 2617. Stephen was an employee at Warner Post & Pack It in the late-1990s. Stephen pode se referir a: Categoria:Páginas de Desambiguamento * Stephen King, Escritor americano, cujos livros influenciam bastante a série; * Stephen Bishop, interpreta William Kincaid; * Stephen J. Rafferty, interpreta Warren; * Stephen Quinn, interpreta o fotógrafo; * Stephen Semel, Editor da série, e interpreta Adam; * Stephen Williams, Diretor da série; * Stephen Storer, Desenhista de Produção da série; * Stephen M. Davis, Editor Musical da série; Stephen was a survivor of the Rage Virus after it originally decimated Great Britain, and one of the people of Glasgow who were at war with the Kingdom of Edinburgh. Stephen was a young prominent member of the early Christian church who served as a deacon in the church of Jerusalem. He was eventually accused of blasphemy by the Sanhedrin, and consequently after giving a detailed speech about the history of Israel, and how Jesus was the Messiah, he was stoned to death by a crowd stirred up by Saul and would become the first Christian martyr. Stephen was a character that appeared from Seasons 3-6 with some cameos. He was portrayed by Chase Gallatin. Stephen is one of the earliest engines ever built. Newer engines may be faster and stronger than Stephen, but what he lacks in terms of strength or speed, he makes up for with his positive spirit, sense of humour, and knowledge. He used to work at docks and in mines, but now works as a tour-guide at Ulfstead Castle. He can often be seen pulling an open-topped carriage and was trapped in the Ulfstead Mine where he discovered King Godred's long lost crown in time for the opening of the castle. In the seventeenth season, he gave Percy a lucky horseshoe when he was having bad luck, helped him trick James and took the Afternoon Tea Express. Stephen is the uncle to Dave and Molly, and is left in charge of them when their parents go on a drug fuled bender. It is never mentioned how he was chosen to be their guardian, or what his exact relationship with the children is, it is hinted at that he is a nonce. He is often the main subject of Basil or another character's jokes, much to his annoyance. He lives with the majority of the main characters in his flat. He was also not very clever as he did not seem to know a very simple sum (as established in the episode, Bing Trouble when Molly told him that 2 + 2 = 4 to which he said "Does it?"). He was played by Christopher Pizzey and left at the end of series 4. He appeared briefly in Series 5 when Basil mentioned that he has been snapped up by hollywood. But this later reveals he is working at a hollywood burger van. His cousin Liam arrived to take his place. Stephen is a non-player character, first appearing in Shin Megami Tensei. An old friend of Will's father, Stephen features only in "The Booby and the Beast" as a minor character. thumb|Stephen entdeckt einen braunen Fleck (Giraffe, dessen Hals von rechts kommt) Stephen ist eine Giraffe. Über ihn ist noch nicht viel bekannt, da Melman nur einmal seinen Namen erwähnt, als er Timo behandelt.

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