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|hero(es)= [[Jenny Everywhere | |hero(es)= [[Jenny Everywhere (When Casting Calls)|Jenny Everywhere]] | ||
|villain(s)= [[Alexander (When Casting Calls)|Alexander]] | |villain(s)= [[Alexander (When Casting Calls)|Alexander]] | ||
|featuring= [[Jason Frank (in-universe)|Jason Frank]]<br>[[Walt (When Casting Calls)|Walt]]<br>[[Meldorf]]<br>[[Barbara Mattel]]<br>[[Bea Arthur]] <small>(mentioned)</small> | |featuring= [[Jason Frank (in-universe)|Jason Frank]]<br>[[Walt (When Casting Calls)|Walt]]<br>[[Meldorf]]<br>[[Barbara Mattel]]<br>[[Bea Arthur]] <small>(mentioned)</small> | ||
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== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
=== Plot === | === Plot === | ||
[[Jenny Everywhere | [[Jenny Everywhere (When Casting Calls)|Jenny Everywhere]] has been helping out a movie studio. She is messing around in a Western set when her friend [[Walt (When Casting Calls)|Walt]] interrupts her play to take her to see the boss of the company, who explains that he has learned that Jenny is an adventurer and hires her to find [[Barbara Mattel]], the studio's top star, who appears to have gone missing. Jenny and Walt begin looking for her and soon find themselves in a perilous chase with the numberless henchmen of the sinister supervillain [[Alexander (When Casting Calls)|Alexander]] — their mission rendered all the harder when it turns out that these henchmen have good team spirit and instantly recognise Jenny and Walt as intruders even after they pull the old “capture two henchmen and steal their outfits” trick. | ||
However, taken to see Alexander, they discover that Barbara actually moved in with him willingly, eloping from the studio; they believe that the other is the only one who understands them, Alexander because he feels a genius supervillain has no place in the modern world, Barbara because she is unable to relate to people less “perfect” than she is. Though not particularly drawn to either of the pair, Jenny realises the best way to help them is to [[shift]] them to universes where they'll fit in, something to which they both enthusiastically agree. Jenny returns to the movie studio to find that the boss has decided that he didn't want a star like Barbara anymore anyway, and instead wants Jenny to become the studio's new shining star. Thoroughly uninterested, a panicking Jenny shifts away right from his office with hurried goodbyes. | However, taken to see Alexander, they discover that Barbara actually moved in with him willingly, eloping from the studio; they believe that the other is the only one who understands them, Alexander because he feels a genius supervillain has no place in the modern world, Barbara because she is unable to relate to people less “perfect” than she is. Though not particularly drawn to either of the pair, Jenny realises the best way to help them is to [[shift]] them to universes where they'll fit in, something to which they both enthusiastically agree. Jenny returns to the movie studio to find that the boss has decided that he didn't want a star like Barbara anymore anyway, and instead wants Jenny to become the studio's new shining star. Thoroughly uninterested, a panicking Jenny shifts away right from his office with hurried goodbyes. | ||
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=== Worldbuilding === | === Worldbuilding === | ||
==== Jenny ==== | ==== Jenny ==== | ||
* [[Jenny Everywhere | * [[Jenny Everywhere (When Casting Calls)|Jenny Everywhere]] appears in an incarnation who wears beige trousers, a dark blue shirt with a large red star design, black [[Jenny Everywhere's goggles|goggles]] with red lenses, and a white [[Jenny Everywhere's scarf|scarf]] with red trimming. | ||
==== Universes ==== | ==== Universes ==== |
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