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Mental avatars of various incarnations of [[Jenny Everywhere]] would find themselves transported to the Graveyard when one of them died (with their bodies falling asleep in the meantime). With one of them taking charge, the Jennies would perform a funeral for the incarnation of them who had died, burying her memories. The Jennies did not usually remember the funeral after waking up, though they would feel a sense of loss which they couldn't quite place. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Death of Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|The Death of Jenny Everywhere]]'') | Mental avatars of various incarnations of [[Jenny Everywhere]] would find themselves transported to the Graveyard when one of them died (with their bodies falling asleep in the meantime). With one of them taking charge, the Jennies would perform a funeral for the incarnation of them who had died, burying her memories. The Jennies did not usually remember the funeral after waking up, though they would feel a sense of loss which they couldn't quite place. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Death of Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|The Death of Jenny Everywhere]]'') | ||
After [[Jenny Everywhere (Miranda)|one Jenny Everywhere]]'s [[Miranda (Jenny Everywhere and the Very Short Story)|universe]] imploded, seemingly taking her with it, another [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|Jenny]] posted to [[Twitter]] about the universe's implosion, noting that "[[Jenny Everywhere|they]]"'d historically done "big meet-up funerals", although she was unsure whether they still did this. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere's Twitter (Cookieboy 2005 short story)|Jenny Everywhere's Twitter]]'') | After [[Jenny Everywhere (Miranda)|one Jenny Everywhere]]'s [[Miranda (Jenny Everywhere and the Very Short Story)|universe]] imploded, seemingly taking her with it, another [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|Jenny]] posted to [[Twitter]] about the universe's implosion, noting that "[[Jenny Everywhere|they]]"'d historically done "big meet-up funerals", although she was unsure whether they still did this. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere's Twitter (Cookieboy 2005 short story)|Jenny Everywhere's Twitter]]'') [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere's Twitter November 2023)|Another Jenny]] replied to this, believing it was about her, saying "RIP that universe" and mentioning that she'd show up for a funeral, if she were not stuck in a "[[universe (Jenny Everywhere's Twitter November 2023)|weird world]]". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere's Twitter (November 2023 short story)|Jenny Everywhere's Twitter]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:00, 8 June 2024
The Graveyard was a mysterious dream location tied to the nature of Jenny Everywhere.
Mental avatars of various incarnations of Jenny Everywhere would find themselves transported to the Graveyard when one of them died (with their bodies falling asleep in the meantime). With one of them taking charge, the Jennies would perform a funeral for the incarnation of them who had died, burying her memories. The Jennies did not usually remember the funeral after waking up, though they would feel a sense of loss which they couldn't quite place. (COMIC: The Death of Jenny Everywhere)
After one Jenny Everywhere's universe imploded, seemingly taking her with it, another Jenny posted to Twitter about the universe's implosion, noting that "they"'d historically done "big meet-up funerals", although she was unsure whether they still did this. (PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's Twitter) Another Jenny replied to this, believing it was about her, saying "RIP that universe" and mentioning that she'd show up for a funeral, if she were not stuck in a "weird world". (PROSE: Jenny Everywhere's Twitter)
Behind the scenes
As the Graveyard predates the introduction of the similar, but less morbid, Infinite, Ms Everywhere states in The Death of Jenny Everywhere that the Graveyard is the only place the various Shifters ever meet, an idea abandoned by most later multi-Jenny stories.
