Fictional Character Biography
In 1700s Ireland, Keith Everet, the Earl of Strethmere, is killed by footpads as he is on his way to propose to his beloved Deborah Wallace. After his death, he encounters his ancestors, who return him to life in return for a vow to fight for justice. There is one catch: he has to wait for Deborah Wallace to return to Ireland (after emigrating to America) before he can return.
Everet's spirit haunts his castle until 1941, when the last remaining descendant of Deborah Wallace, who shares her name, returns to Ireland together with Charles Collins, her would-be fiance. Unfortunately, they come to the castle at the same time as some Nazi saboteurs and Collins is killed.
Seeing his beloved Deborah in danger, Everet takes over Collins' body, deals with the saboteurs, and returns with Deborah back to America.
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