Editing King (section)

==Personality==
King was a bully ''par excellence'', and was smart enough to be able to torment his victims psychologically.<ref name="SB3e5" /> As a cape he was smarter than he first appeared, which he used to his advantage.

King would call his protege by his first name, [[Jacob]], practically purring the word. He considered Jacob a "killer-in-training".<ref name=":1">“Jack,” [[Jacob]] said.  He kicked King’s body again.  “Fuck it.  He always called me Jacob, practically ''purring''.  His little killer in training.  As if I could match up to his Gray Boy.  I want to be more than that.  Get out from under his shadow.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/04/27 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 21.x]]</ref> [[Weaver]] believed that he was one of the few Nine members who would immediately report cheating up the chain, rather than seeing it as fun.<ref>They'd been okay with a little bit of involvement on our part.  Tattletale had speculated they would.  There were only a few who were so regimented they would report it to Jack at the first opportunity.  Winter was among them, but she was largely in the dark, here.  Screamer wouldn't fill her in if it meant spoiling the fun.<br/><br/>In truth, the only ones who wouldn't let us get away with this were Mannequin and King. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/20 Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.2]]</ref>

Liked being in control,<ref name="SB3e2">'''Wildbow:''' Because Damsel's prerequisite for 'victory' (in the life goals sense) is to be on top of the heap, and King's prerequisite for victory is to be in control.<br/><br/>'''Wildbow:''' He might forego using his power on her just to keep her cooperative - [https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/45136810/ Conversation with Wildbow] on the IRC, Archived on Spaccebattles.</ref> especially over so many dangerous parahumans.

[[Bonesaw]]'s clones of King, based on records and bedtime stories, weren't embarrassed by nudity. They were not made aware that Jack had been the one to kill them.<ref name="I25" />

He had a habit of raping and murdering young women.<ref name="26.1e1">We circled around eight teenage girls, sitting in a circle,[...]''One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, nine.''[...]I looked up.  Number eight sat on the bulb of a street light, a long dress blowing in the wind, directly above the circle.[...]“Nine Kings,” I said.<br /><br />“A woman king?” Imp asked.<br /><br />“She’s the victim,” I said.  The killer is her… husband, for lack of a better word.” - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/18/sting-26-1/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.1]]</ref>