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Harry Rooker, also known as The Milkman, is a minor antagonist of the Fear Street trilogy. He was a local Shadysider milkman who lived in the 1950s until he became possessed by Satan. Following this, he began killing others to please his demonic patron, often targeting housewives.
He was portrayed by Kevin Waterman.
Contents
- 1 Biography
- 1.1 Fear Street: Part 1
- 1.2 Fear Street: Part 2
- 1.3 Fear Street: Part 3
- 2 Victims
- 3 Navigation
Biography[]
Not much is known about his life before he became one of the killers, other than that he was a milkman from Shadyside. Once possessed by Satan, he became a cold-blooded killer who killed several women (especially housewives) with a switchblade. He would usually harass the women as he killed them, as well.
Fear Street: Part 1[]
The Milkman was briefly mentioned, when Josh was explaining the previous murders that took place in Shadyside over the years.
Fear Street: Part 2[]
The Milkman was one of the killers revived to kill both Cindy and Ziggy Berman. He eventually caught Ziggy Berman and stabbed her multiple times even killing her temporarily.
Fear Street: Part 3[]
The Milkman was once again revived this time to kill Deena Johnson. When Officer Kapiniski entered the mall, he stabbed him in the stomach and once more near his neck. He then stabbed the other unnamed officer who continuously tried to shoot him. He then stabbed the other officer multiple times before getting trapped. The Milkman then attacked Ziggy Berman but was knocked down. Later on, the group made a plan to leak the blood on each of the killers so they would go for each other. When the Milkman was sprayed The Grifter picked him up and threw him to the ground. Eventually that resulted in all of them dying temporarily. The Milkman was revived once more and was about to attack the group with the other killers but Deena Johnson killed Sheriff Nick Goode, making him and all the other killers disappear.
Victims[]
Harry Rooker or the Milkman had at least 6 victims prior to the trilogy. By the end of the trilogy, the Milkman had about 8 victims:
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Unnamed housewife: Stabbed multiple times
- Officer Kapiniski: Stabbed in the stomach and near the neck
- Unnamed Officer: Stabbed multiple times
Navigation[]
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1. Harry Rooker - The Milkman
Harry Rooker is introduced as a minor antagonist in the Fear Street trilogy, specifically known as The Milkman. He was a local Shadysider milkman living in the 1950s until he became possessed by Satan. This possession transformed him into a cold-blooded killer with a preference for targeting housewives.
2. Fear Street Trilogy Overview
The Fear Street trilogy is comprised of three parts:
- Fear Street: Part 1: The Milkman is briefly mentioned during a discussion of previous murders in Shadyside.
- Fear Street: Part 2: The Milkman is one of the killers revived to target Cindy and Ziggy Berman. He successfully catches Ziggy and inflicts multiple stab wounds, temporarily killing her.
- Fear Street: Part 3: The Milkman is revived once again, this time to kill Deena Johnson. He engages in a violent confrontation with law enforcement officers and other characters. The trilogy concludes with the demise of the killers, including The Milkman.
3. The Milkman's Biography
Not much is known about Harry Rooker's life before he became a killer, except that he worked as a milkman in Shadyside. After being possessed by Satan, he wielded a switchblade and exhibited a ruthless demeanor, particularly harassing the women he targeted.
4. Victims
Harry Rooker, as The Milkman, had at least six victims before the events of the trilogy. Throughout the three parts, he claims an additional two victims: Officer Kapiniski and an unnamed officer. The killings involve multiple stabbings, emphasizing the brutal nature of The Milkman's actions.
5. Conclusion and Characters
The article also mentions the conclusion of the trilogy, where the characters devise a plan to confront and defeat the killers, including The Milkman. Notably, the protagonist, Deena Johnson, plays a crucial role in ending the reign of terror.
6. Navigation
The article provides a navigation section, outlining other villains and characters in the Fear Street trilogy, including the Goode Family, the Shadyside Killers, and additional figures like Sheila and Satan.
In summary, the Fear Street trilogy, with its chilling narrative and memorable characters like The Milkman, weaves a tale of horror, possession, and the struggle for survival in the face of supernatural evil. The detailed account of The Milkman's biography, his victims, and the trilogy's overall storyline showcases the depth and complexity of the horror genre within the Fear Street universe.
