He apparently represents an amalgamation of the characters and tragic fates of three Assyrian rulers: Ashurbanipal (q.v.; ruled 668 627 bc); his brother, Shamash-shum-ukin; and the last Assyrian king, Sin-shar-ishkun.
Curry, in a sense, was an amalgamation of every character that Freeman has ever played.
I think I was doing a play at that time... so this was an amalgamation of this character I'd done in a play... [Proto Zoa] wasn't written English, and it wasn't written with blond hair [or with] that swagger..
Not only did the students add side characters, the jellyfish-like "Huxleys," to Westerfeld's story, but they turned the creatures into amalgamations of cinematic characters and video game avatars.
Characters have been condensed and simplified and Saavedra is actually the amalgamation of real-life characters Jose Manuel Salcedo and Eugenio Garcia, with some family issues thrown in for good measure (his estranged wife Veronica is played by Larrain's wife Antonia Zegers).
With all of this input and output – those little pieces that remain – it sounds as if she's becoming an amalgamation of her own characters.
He's lost in the mythology of Hollywood and he's become an amalgamation of all the characters that he admires".
"Seussical," like Stephen Sondheim's "Into the Woods," presented here a year ago, is an amalgamation of familiar storybook characters blended together by a common narrative thread.
The sceptics will doubtless point out that I merely became an amalgamation of David and my characters, so wasn't in any real sense the Doctor.
His character – an amalgamation of sorts – is arguably the more interesting of the two, as he becomes aware of just what his new friend is capable of.
"It's been really cool to have so many people identify with Rebecca," says Bloom. "She's such a specific character – an amalgamation of me and my writing partner".
