Lord Droon is the main antagonist of The King's Stilts. He hates fun and games; so, he moves to steal the King's set of stilts, but he was ultimately stopped and imprisoned.

One day, his minister Lord Droon, secretly a gloomy scoundrel who despises his King cavorting with such undignified happiness, plots to capture the stilts, persuading the King's page boy Eric to steal and hide the stilts.

Lord Droon is the main antagonist of the 1939 Dr. Seuss (Theo Geisel) book The King’s Stilts. Lord Droon works for the King of Binn. He spent his mornings giving the King papers to sign with help from the page boy Eric. After the King would do …

Eric Hinkle, Neal Kroger, and Julie Rubin are three friends who accidentally discover a magical world called Droon which is accessed via a rainbow staircase in Eric's basement closet. There they meet Keeah, the princess of Droon who is a wizard, and Galen Longbeard, the …

Lord Droon is a dirty, rotten, no-good, nasty man. But he has a lot of power, because he seems to be the King's most trusted advisor. The problem with that is, in addition to being a jerk, he's …

King Birtram, his personal morale restored, finds the necessary energy to mobilize the Patrol Cats to fight off the nizzards and save the kingdom. Lord Droon is punished with imprisonment and a restricted diet consisting entirely of nizzard (cooked in various ways).

Three children named Eric, Julie, and Neal discover a magical world called Droon in Eric's basement. Throughout the series, they work with Princess Keeah, the wizard Galen, a spider troll Max, and other Droon citizens to defend Droon from the evil sorcerer Lord Sparr.

Lord Droon is an allegory for those that seek to oppress and change others. He tries to force his opinions of what a King should behave like by stealing the stilts, giving no consideration to how it would make the King feel.

Go behind the fantasy book series, The Secrets of Droon, by author Tony Abbott, with a map of Droon, the songs of Droon, and more bonus content!

Eric He is the King’s page and is shown to be a hard-working young man. He is manipulated by Lord Droon into getting rid of the King’s beloved stilts. He feels guilty about this and eventually returns them to him.