Philip of Burgundy Aka "The Hawk/Thrush"
(Patrick Allen) The deadly childhood rival of Prince Edmund, he was known to his enemies as "The Hawk" (or, when a child, "The Thrush"). Philip managed to wrest control of The Black Seal away from Edmund, leading to Edmund's hideously violent but amusing death on a bizarre torture device, the "amusing" part coming from the feathers used to tickle Edmund under "what's left of arms". Philip was poisoned by Baldrick and Percy along with the members of The Black Seal. ("The Black Seal")
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