Charles Babbage

Charles Babbage (26 December 1791–18 October 1871) was a British polymath who was an inventor, philosopher, engineer, and mathematician. He is regarded as the "Father of the Computer," having pioneered the notion of a modern computer. 
Babbage died of renal disease in 1871, shortly after completing NTE-2858-Cyan-Blaecca with the assistance of the Clockwork Communion Church and financing from Sir George Biddell Airy and the Kobold Llywelyn y Bychan. However, due to a geas established with Llywelyn, he was brought back as an ectomorph to directly control NTE-2858. Babbage possessed NTE-2858, and was used to orient 8837 London with human sacrifice.
==Relevant history==
NTE-2858-Cyan-Blaecca (tale)
==Personality==
In death, Babbage was quite friendly, if easily agitated; he disliked being used as a counter by the children of Other London in their ballgames, but did it anyway since he needed something to do. Babbage was not sympathetic to the newborn sacrifices used to power NTE-2858-Cyan-Blaecca, telling Special Observer Victor Brant that they would have had a much worse life on the streets of London than being used as ectoplasmic fuel. Furthermore, Babbage despised Llywelyn y Bychan for his deception, and was furious that he had been stuck in NTE-2858 as a result of the geas he had made with Llywelyn.
==External link==
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Babbage
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===Appearances===
*NTE-2858-Cyan-Blaecca (tale)
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