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Originating in one universe, Jenny Everywhere began travelling the multiverse before having an adventure in "a world of pure imagination", resembling that of a film she and her granny watched in her youth.
Description
Personality
In her youth, Jenny often formed emotional connections with characters behind television screens, a part of her being sure she could go and meet them, one day, but she didn't know how. One such character was the protagonist of a film about a magical chocolate factory, who she believed was "nice" despite the simplicity of the character. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Powers and abilities
She was able to sense in her bones meta-historical revisions. She, like other Jenny Everywheres, could shift, although she preferred to mentally shift as there was less danger involved. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Biography
Early life
Being Native American, she was presumably born in America.
As a child, she and her granny watched a film about a magical chocolate factory. Her granny criticised the lack of diversity of the children chosen, and while Jenny knew the children hadn't been chosen but got in through luck or money, she didn't argue as she was slightly resentful that nobody like her got to "experience the magic".
She had developed a crush on the young protagonist after finishing the film, although this only continued on until high school; she was unrelentingly bullied, and in a vain attempt to get them to stop, she tried distancing herself from her childhood. This, of course, was futile, although she did learn a lot about people during this time. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Travelling the Multiverse
Sometime during or after high school, Jenny discovered her multiversal powers. She went adventures involving a dimension containing an "insane" Hyperspace Tyrant who ran a tour of his idea of a whimsical factory, deceitful plastic signs screwed onto the sides of buildings that she wished to never encounter again, and "magic men" who lived in dwellings that were more impressive on the inside than the outside. She also had read the book her childhood film was adapted from and its sequel.
Jenny travelled to the Third Universe, aware of its reputation among multiversal travellers for its temporal mutability, to help out following the catastrophe known as the Unravel; she shifted into its native Jenny Everywhere (whom she suspected also had been altered by the catastrophe) and rescued Bibendum and Puff Tremayne from the hostile environment of a snowy planet with a device she located. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
In a World of Pure (Un)imagination
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External links
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