Ed Deepneau was the main antagonist in Stephen King's novel, Insomnia. His actions were highly influenced by The Crimson King, and it was the King's plan to have Deepneau crash a plane into The Derry Civic Center where Susan Day was going to make a speech.
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| - Ed Deepneau was the main antagonist in Stephen King's novel, Insomnia. His actions were highly influenced by The Crimson King, and it was the King's plan to have Deepneau crash a plane into The Derry Civic Center where Susan Day was going to make a speech.
- Edward Deepneau was the husband of Helen Deepneau, the father of Natalie Deepneau, and the distant cousin of Aaron Deepneau; he was also a neighbor of Ralph Roberts, and a research chemist at Hawking Industries. In 1993, he came under the control of the Crimson King after Atropos cut his thread, turning him into a "wild card." He later died attempting to crash a prop-plane into the Derry Civic Centre in order to kill Susan Day; Roberts intervened, however, to save the life of Patrick Danville, a child in attendance.
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| - Ed Deepneau was the main antagonist in Stephen King's novel, Insomnia. His actions were highly influenced by The Crimson King, and it was the King's plan to have Deepneau crash a plane into The Derry Civic Center where Susan Day was going to make a speech.
- Edward Deepneau was the husband of Helen Deepneau, the father of Natalie Deepneau, and the distant cousin of Aaron Deepneau; he was also a neighbor of Ralph Roberts, and a research chemist at Hawking Industries. In 1993, he came under the control of the Crimson King after Atropos cut his thread, turning him into a "wild card." He later died attempting to crash a prop-plane into the Derry Civic Centre in order to kill Susan Day; Roberts intervened, however, to save the life of Patrick Danville, a child in attendance.
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