Felix King

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Felix King
Biographical information
Born	Easter or December, 1894
Physical information
Gender	Male
Hair colour	Brown
Eye colour	Blue
Skin colour	Fair
Family information
Family members	Parents Alec King (father) Janet King (mother) Siblings Felicity King (sister) Cecily King (sister) Daniel King (brother) Grandparents Heziah King (grandfather) Mrs. King (grandmother) Walter Ward (grandfather) Mrs. Ward (grandmother) Aunts and uncles Hetty King (aunt) Roger King (uncle) Mrs. King (aunt) Ruth King (aunt) Blair Stanley (uncle) Olivia King (aunt) Jasper Dale (uncle) Abigail MacEwan (aunt) Malcolm MacEwan (uncle) Eliza Ward (great-aunt) Arabella King (great-aunt) Cousins Andrew King (cousin) Sara Stanley (cousin) Lucky MacEwan (adoptive cousin) Montgomery Dale (cousin) Alicia Dale Jr. (adoptive cousin) In-law family Gus Pike (brother-in-law) Nieces and nephews Unborn Pike baby (nibling)
Family	King family
Affiliation
Education	Avonlea school
Clubs and societies	Canadian Army Knights of Prince Edward Island Presbyterian Youth Group
Religious views	Presbyterian
See also
Related pages	Gallery Notes
Portrayal in other universes	Sullivan Entertainment animated

Felix King was the son of Alec and Janet King, the younger brother of Felicity, the older brother of Cecily and Daniel and the cousin of Andrew, Sara, Montgomery and Alicia.

Biography

Felix was the second child and older son of Alec King and Janet Ward. He spent most of his childhood in Avonlea with his family.

Personality

While growing up, Felix got into all kinds of trouble, but he was also a very caring person. He even developed a crush on Izzy Pettibone. Before Felicity married Gus, he joined the Royal Canadian Navy.

Etymology

Felix is a male given name and surname that stems from Latin (fēlix, felicis) and means "lucky", "favored by luck" or "the lucky one".

Behind the scenes

Zachary Bennett

Portrayal

• Zachary Bennett portrayed Felix in Road to Avonlea (1990–1996) and Happy Christmas, Miss King (1998). Bennett also provided the voice of Lorne in Anne of Green Gables: The Animated Series (2000–2001).

Trivia

• The official Road to Avonlea website describes him thus: Mischievous and always getting into trouble, Felix is the eldest son of Alec and Janet King. He is quite ambitious and is always trying to find ways to make money. In spite of that, he ultimately chooses to enlist and fights bravely in the trenches during WWI.
• In L.M. Montgomery's books The Story Girl and The Golden Road, Felix is Alec and Janet's nephew, not their son. He is the younger brother of Beverley King (the narrator of the story), with whom he is sent to live at King farm in Carlisle, Prince Edward Island, as Sara Stanley and Andrew King do in the show.

Gallery

Anne of Green Gables Wiki has 153 images of Felix King (view category).

Appearances

Season 1 (Road to Avonlea)

• "The Journey Begins"
• "The Story Girl Earns Her Name"
• "The Quarantine at Alexander Abraham's"
• "The Materializing of Duncan"
• "Old Lady Lloyd"
• "Proof of the Pudding"
• "Conversions"
• "Aunt Abigail's Beau"
• "Malcolm and the Baby"
• "The Witch of Avonlea"
• "Felicity's Challenge"
• "The Hope Chest of Arabella King"
• "Nothing Endures But Change"

Season 2 (Road to Avonlea)

• "Sara's Homecoming"
• "How Kissing Was Discovered"
• "Aunt Hetty's Ordeal"
• "Of Corsets and Secrets and True, True Love"
• "Old Quarrels, Old Love"
• "May the Best Man Win"
• "Family Rivalry"
• "Sea Ghost"
• "All That Glitters"
• "Dreamer of Dreams"
• "It's Just a Stage"
• "A Mother's Love"
• "Misfits and Miracles"

Season 3 (Road to Avonlea)

• "The Ties That Bind"
• "Felix and Blackie"
• "Another Point of View"
• "But When She Was Bad... She Was Horrid: Part 1"
• "But When She Was Bad... She Was Horrid: Part 2"
• "Aunt Janet Rebels"
• "A Dark and Stormy Night"
• "Friends and Relations"
• "Vows of Silence"
• "After the Honeymoon"
• "High Society"
• "The Calamitous Courting of Hetty King"
• "Old Friends, Old Wounds"

Season 4 (Road to Avonlea)

• "Tug of War"
• "The Lady and the Blade"
• "Incident at Vernon River"
• "Boys Will Be Boys"
• "The Dinner"
• "Heirs and Graces"
• "Hearts and Flowers"
• "Felicity's Perfect Beau"
• "The Disappearance"
• "Home Movie"
• "Hearth and Home"

Season 5 (Road to Avonlea)

• "Fathers and Sons"
• "Memento Mori"
• "A Friend in Need"
• "Strictly Melodrama"
• "The Great Race"
• "Stranger in the Night"
• "Someone to Believe In"
• "Thursday's Child"
• "Best Laid Plans"
• "Otherwise Engaged"
• "Enter Prince Charming"
• "The Minister's Wife"

Season 6 (Road to Avonlea)

• "The Return of Gus Pike"
• "Lonely Hearts"
• "Fools and Kings"
• "Comings and Goings"
• "The Trouble with Davey"
• "A Fox Tale"
• "The More Things Change"
• "What a Tangled Web We Weave"
• "A Time to Every Purpose"
• "Homecoming"

Season 7 (Road to Avonlea)

TBA

Films

• Happy Christmas, Miss King (1998)