Which Dickens novel features the character 'Uriah Heep'?
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Uriah Heep A. Caro's The Path to Power, Lyndon B. Johnson is said to have resembled the personality of Uriah Heep. A reference to the character of Uriah Heep exists in the "Half Life 2" franchise. A friendly NPC character of one of the aliens from the game was considered, during development, to be a companion to the player for parts of the game, named "Heep". This idea was scrapped in the original game but recycled for "", where a lab assistant of the same species is named Uriah. Uriah Heep Uriah Heep is a fictional character created by Charles Dickens in