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{{wikipediainfo}}At least in [[Jenny Cornelius]]'s [[Universe (The Folly of Men)|native universe]], in the 1960s, '''North Korea''' was “the [[Russia]]ns' half” of Korea, on the other side of the Cold War from the | {{wikipediainfo}}At least in [[Jenny Cornelius]]'s [[Universe (The Folly of Men)|native universe]], in the 1960s, '''North Korea''' was “the [[Russia]]ns' half” of Korea, on the other side of the Cold War from the United Kingdom. As such, it was a problem when an [[SBS]] detachment ended up mistakenly stuck in North Korean waters. When [[Captain Stewart]] asked Jenny Cornelius to create a distraction so they could slip away unnoticed, she achieved it by rousing [[Godzilla|a giant atomic sea monster]], which emerged from the [[Sea of Japan]] and began heading towards [[Pyongyang]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:16, 19 November 2022
At least in Jenny Cornelius's native universe, in the 1960s, North Korea was “the Russians' half” of Korea, on the other side of the Cold War from the United Kingdom. As such, it was a problem when an SBS detachment ended up mistakenly stuck in North Korean waters. When Captain Stewart asked Jenny Cornelius to create a distraction so they could slip away unnoticed, she achieved it by rousing a giant atomic sea monster, which emerged from the Sea of Japan and began heading towards Pyongyang. (PROSE: The Folly of Men)
