If one was to get an impression of Kevin Sefton based on this storage unit, one might conclude that, despite the nature of his magical speciality, he wasn't someone who attached much sentimentality to physical objects, but had more trouble figuring out what to discard when it came to paper.
Books include the full works of Neil Gaiman (annotated); the complete Sherlock Holmes (annotated) and history books about London. Right at the back is box that reveals Kevin is the kind to keep hold of all his notebooks from school (he did A Levels in English Lit, History and Philosophy).
A clothing rail has a disparate raneg of outifts, from a buisiness suit through tattered jeans and an old T shirt, but really only one complete outfit for each style. There's a box of football shirts, and someone with the right knowledge might be able to determine in which year Kevin has pretended to support which team. A handful of old Chelsea shirts are all un-personalised, generic from JD Sports.
One box has photos of his family, documents from his police training, a well loved blue teddy bear, birthday and Christmas cards from his grandmother and parents, and other vaguely sentimental things.
And then at the very back there are four boxes of Joe. Two of them are filled with hardback and paperback books, some of which are signed by the author. The others have been used as repositories for everything too worn out to donate, not wanted by his family, or too sentimental for Kevin to let go of. None of which have been sorted or folded with any great effort. Unwashed T Shirts. A cuddly toy octopus in a rainbow scarf. A framed photo of the two of them from Joe's sister's wedding. The order of service from his funeral.
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Date: 2023-11-24 10:30 am (UTC)Books include the full works of Neil Gaiman (annotated); the complete Sherlock Holmes (annotated) and history books about London. Right at the back is box that reveals Kevin is the kind to keep hold of all his notebooks from school (he did A Levels in English Lit, History and Philosophy).
A clothing rail has a disparate raneg of outifts, from a buisiness suit through tattered jeans and an old T shirt, but really only one complete outfit for each style. There's a box of football shirts, and someone with the right knowledge might be able to determine in which year Kevin has pretended to support which team. A handful of old Chelsea shirts are all un-personalised, generic from JD Sports.
One box has photos of his family, documents from his police training, a well loved blue teddy bear, birthday and Christmas cards from his grandmother and parents, and other vaguely sentimental things.
And then at the very back there are four boxes of Joe. Two of them are filled with hardback and paperback books, some of which are signed by the author. The others have been used as repositories for everything too worn out to donate, not wanted by his family, or too sentimental for Kevin to let go of. None of which have been sorted or folded with any great effort. Unwashed T Shirts. A cuddly toy octopus in a rainbow scarf. A framed photo of the two of them from Joe's sister's wedding.
The order of service from his funeral.