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===With the Architect=== | ===With the Architect=== | ||
At least one version of Jenny was acquainted with [[the Architect]] of [[the Strange and Wonderful House]], who gave her an entire wing of the House restricted to her incarnations and those she invited in. She turned it into [[the Jenny Everywhere Museum]], where versions of her stored various interesting items they acquired on their travels. Among more fantastical or historically-relevant artefacts, a [[Laura Drake#Lock of hair in the museum|lock of red hair]] was included. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Chapter 18: The Jenny Everywhere Museum|The Jenny Everywhere Museum]]'') | At least one version of Jenny was acquainted with [[the Architect]] of [[the Strange and Wonderful House]], who gave her an entire wing of the House restricted to her incarnations and those she invited in. She turned it into [[the Jenny Everywhere Museum]], where versions of her stored various interesting items they acquired on their travels. Among more fantastical or historically-relevant artefacts, a [[Laura Drake#Lock of hair in the museum|lock of red hair]] was included. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Chapter 18: The Jenny Everywhere Museum|The Jenny Everywhere Museum]]'') | ||
===As a Maid=== | |||
One incarnation of Jenny applied to become a [[Maid]] of [[the Strange and Wonderful House]] after weighing the pros and cons at length. The [[Maid (Our Strange and Wonderful House)|elder Maid]] who interviewed her warned Jenny that the Maids were aware of her nature, and that other incarnations of her were known to the House already. She was skeptical of the prospect of inducting this Jenny as a Maid, fearing that her unique nature could become a burden as much as a blessing. Jenny, trying her best to charm the older woman, argued that she should leave the matter up to the House Herself. The elder Maid went over the duties and limitations of Staff again, including the fact that a Maid could never leave the House again and could only marry among the rest of Staff. After Jenny accepted these terms, the elder Maid reluctantly agreed to subject her to [[the Test]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)|Our Strange and Wonderful House]]'': ''[[Our Strange and Wonderful House (novel)#Chapter 46: The Maids|The Maids]]'') | |||
===Taking a literature exam=== | ===Taking a literature exam=== | ||