A paragraph of text from my book, "The Enemy" by Charlie Higson is on page 439 when the leader of the grown ups is trying to figure out who he is. "Fat man. Bald. White vest with a a red cross on it. He knew the words. Saint George. Then he smiled. The man was him. It was was... What was it? A mirror? A window? Yes. He was Saint George. A crusader. That made him happy. To remember hard words like that. He was Saint George. This city belonged to him."(pg. 439)
This text is at the very end of the book. Obviously we know that this guy is not alive. He is one of the millions of other brain dead grown ups who want to kill the children. But this guy is different from the rest of the other grown ups. He is more intelligent and is able to get other grown ups to follow him into battle. This guy believes he is Saint George who was a was a soldier in the Roman army and later venerated as a Christian Martyr. He was believed to be born in 303 A.D and was a great military general. The guy must have died with the Saint George Red Cross shirt on so he thinks he is him.
It is believed in the story that this guy was one of the last alive grown ups to turn into a zombie so his brain isn't as rotten and therefore he is more intelligent. Earlier in the book his army lost a battle to Arran and the kids so he has now sworn to kill them all. He looks in the mirror or what he thinks is a mirror and tells himself that he is Saint George, a crusader and that this city is his. I predict in the next book the kids will see him again but I think Saint George will be more prepared and kill all of the kids with his undead army.

This is the cross of Saint George.




