Changes: Ken (Anne)

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“What is Hell, but the total absence of Hope? The substance, the tactile proof of despair?”

―Ken^[src]

Ken was the name by which a demon, the leader of the a group of enslavers using a Los Angeles shelter called Family Home, identified himself.

Using prosthetic makeup, he disguised himself as a human, going around the cities of Los Angeles and offering flyers for his faux-shelter to runaway teenagers. He encountered the Slayer, Buffy Summers, and offered her his aid. She discovered his plot after discovering one of his victims, who had aged decades in a single day, and subsequently fell into his dimension when trying to save Lily Houston from being enslaved. Buffy then fought Ken's guards, creating a minor riot so the other slaves could flee unnoticed. Ken attempted to pursue her by pushing her while she struggled through a portcullis but ended up having his legs impaled by its grills. Buffy then showed him her "impression of Gandhi" by bludgeoning him to death.

Behind the Scenes

He was portrayed by Carlos Jacott.

Jacott also played Richard Straley.

Appearances

"Anne"

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-'''Ken''' was the name by which the [[demon]] leader of the [[Family Home]] [[Family Home enslavers|enslavers]] identified himself.
+'''Ken''' was the name by which a [[demon]], the leader of the a group of [[Family Home enslavers|enslavers]] using a Los Angeles shelter called [[Family Home]], identified himself.
-Using prosthetic makeup, he disguised himself as a [[human]], going around the cities of [[Los Angeles]] and offering flyers for his faux-teen shelter to runaway teenagers. He encountered the [[Slayer]], [[Buffy Summers]], who eventually discovered his plot and subsequently fell into his [[Factory dimension|dimension]] when trying to save [[Anne Steele|Lily Houston]] from being enslaved. She then fought his guards, creating a distraction so the other slaves could flee unnoticed. Ken attempted to pursue her by pushing her while she struggled through a portcullis but ended up having his legs impaled by its grills. Buffy then showed him her "impression of Gandhi" by bludgeoning him to death.
+Using prosthetic makeup, he disguised himself as a [[human]], going around the cities of [[Los Angeles]] and offering flyers for his faux-shelter to runaway teenagers. He encountered the [[Slayer]], [[Buffy Summers]], and offered her his aid. She discovered his plot after discovering one of his victims, who had aged decades in a single day, and subsequently fell into his [[Factory dimension|dimension]] when trying to save [[Anne Steele|Lily Houston]] from being enslaved. Buffy then fought Ken's guards, creating a minor riot so the other slaves could flee unnoticed. Ken attempted to pursue her by pushing her while she struggled through a portcullis but ended up having his legs impaled by its grills. Buffy then showed him her "impression of Gandhi" by bludgeoning him to death.
 == Behind the Scenes==