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'''Larrikin-1029''' was a [[Clockwork Cherub]] and member of the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]]. He spoke in a kind of old-timey-gangster accent and had a boyish, but somewhat dangerous, fascination for violent or dangerous things. | '''Larrikin-1029''' was a [[Clockwork Cherub]] and member of the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]]. He spoke in a kind of old-timey-gangster accent and had a boyish, but somewhat dangerous, fascination for violent or dangerous things. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rifts Crisis Officially Over! (short story)|Rifts Crisis Officially Over!]]'') He was a member of the [[Triangular Society]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Case Against Conspiracy (short story)|The Case Against Conspiracy]]'') | ||
Larrikin was one of the Cupids who submitted a question to ''[[The Cupid Courier]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> educational Q&A about the [[Rift]]s with [[Doctor Sigma]]. However, like most questions in the Q&A, his question was nonsensical; he asked if it would be possible to keep Rifts in jars that Larrikin could then throw at people who annoyed him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rifts Crisis Officially Over! (short story)|Rifts Crisis Officially Over!]]'') | Larrikin was one of the Cupids who submitted a question to ''[[The Cupid Courier]]''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> educational Q&A about the [[Rift]]s with [[Doctor Sigma]]. However, like most questions in the Q&A, his question was nonsensical; he asked if it would be possible to keep Rifts in jars that Larrikin could then throw at people who annoyed him. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rifts Crisis Officially Over! (short story)|Rifts Crisis Officially Over!]]'') | ||
In 2021, the week before April the 1st, he somehow threw “an actual mail-throwing party” inside [[Philatel-426]]'s Post Office. This set a new high bar for the title of most chaotic behaviour in the Post Office, at least in Philatel's opinion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Multiversal Mischief (short story)|Multiversal Mischief]]'') | In 2021, the week before April the 1st, he somehow threw “an actual mail-throwing party” inside [[Philatel-426]]'s Post Office. This set a new high bar for the title of most chaotic behaviour in the Post Office, at least in Philatel's opinion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Multiversal Mischief (short story)|Multiversal Mischief]]'') | ||
Around [[Christmas]] 2021, [[Conspiracy-1263]] found a stolen [[Fog Ship]] outside his door. Though he came to believe the Ship was sentient and had come to him of its own accord, the Cupid authorities later came to the conclusion that Larrikin must have been the one to steal it. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Case Against Conspiracy (short story)|The Case Against Conspiracy]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 07:00, 31 December 2021
Larrikin-1029 was a Clockwork Cherub and member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. He spoke in a kind of old-timey-gangster accent and had a boyish, but somewhat dangerous, fascination for violent or dangerous things. (PROSE: Rifts Crisis Officially Over!) He was a member of the Triangular Society. (PROSE: The Case Against Conspiracy)
Larrikin was one of the Cupids who submitted a question to The Cupid Courier's educational Q&A about the Rifts with Doctor Sigma. However, like most questions in the Q&A, his question was nonsensical; he asked if it would be possible to keep Rifts in jars that Larrikin could then throw at people who annoyed him. (PROSE: Rifts Crisis Officially Over!)
In 2021, the week before April the 1st, he somehow threw “an actual mail-throwing party” inside Philatel-426's Post Office. This set a new high bar for the title of most chaotic behaviour in the Post Office, at least in Philatel's opinion. (PROSE: Multiversal Mischief)
Around Christmas 2021, Conspiracy-1263 found a stolen Fog Ship outside his door. Though he came to believe the Ship was sentient and had come to him of its own accord, the Cupid authorities later came to the conclusion that Larrikin must have been the one to steal it. (PROSE: The Case Against Conspiracy)
