Fat Saborgan

Fat Saborgan, an inhabitant of the Gadrobi District of Darujhistan, was a large man with huge feet, and hands with blunted, clumsy fingers. He lived in an ancient tenement room directly above his downstairs neighbour, Widow Lebbil, of whose existence he was oblivious. Every night, at the same time after the widow had gone to bed, Saborgan would begin to 'dance', making it impossible for Widow Lebbil to sleep with his incessant, heavy steps stomping around, "back and forth, round and round, this way and that". Enraged, she would struggle out of bed and stand on a chair to pound the ceiling with her cane to no effect.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 21, US TPB p.717
==In Toll the Hounds==
Unbeknownst to his neighbour, Fat Saborgan was enthralled to a minor demon known as the White-Haired Empress, who had been summoned and chained to their tenement by a witch three centuries prior to kill the room's cockroaches. The geas had weakened over time allowing the demon to be creative in her extermination methods. So it was that every night, Fat Saborgan would begin to dance at the behest of the White-Haired Empress, thereby entering a world of his own with sweet, magical music filling his head while gently holding the soft, seemingly frail hands of the Empress as they danced all around the room together. In reality, Saborgan danced with his eyes closed, silently weeping, and placing his feet where the White-Haired Empress guided them to best stomp the prolific insects.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 21, US TPB p.717
On the last night of the Gedderone Fête, when Hood walked the streets of Darujhistan harvesting souls, Fat Saborgen once again awoke Widow Lebbil. But their nightly interaction did not play out as usual. The combination of all the frenzied pounding by the widow's cane, the heavy footfalls of Saborgan, and the state of the tenement's rotten crossbeams all became too much for the ceiling, which collapsed all at once. Widow Lebbil was killed instantly, as much by shock as by the crushing weight of the wreckage. Fat Saborgan died as he fell, impaled in the anus by the widow's cane, and the White-Haired Empress disappeared, presumably back to wherever it was that she had originally come from.Toll the Hounds, Chapter 21, US TPB p.717-718
==Notes and references==
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