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* Edwn-750's bond with a sloth was nodded to in [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ghosts and the Machine (short story)|The Ghosts and the Machine]]'', where he yawned at one point without further explanation. | * Edwn-750's bond with a sloth was nodded to in [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ghosts and the Machine (short story)|The Ghosts and the Machine]]'', where he yawned at one point without further explanation. | ||
* Among the few dead Cupids whose [[ghost]]s are glimpsed by [[Philatel-426]] in [[PROSE]]: ''[[A Copper-Colored Christmas Carol (short story)|A Copper-Colored Christmas Carol]]'' is “[[Governor-105]], the former head of the [[Morningstar 1]] base on [[Venus (97th Cosmos)|Venus]]”, who is “bound tightly in chains, his made up of medals and awards, and statues and paintings of himself” — the keepsakes of his dictatorial vanity in ''The Resurrection of the Wellsians''. He is seen “trying but failing to reach out to Pythagoras-858” for some purpose Philatel cannot guess at; with [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dark Cabaret (short story)|The Dark Cabaret]]'' later confirming Pythe's hunch in ''The Resurrection of the Wellsians'' that [[Mandragora-257]] had not truly died in the destruction of Morningstar 1, the implication is that Governor is attempting to tell Pythe that Mandragora is indeed not among his fellow ghosts and warn him of the danger he represents. | * Among the few dead Cupids whose [[ghost]]s are glimpsed by [[Philatel-426]] in [[PROSE]]: ''[[A Copper-Colored Christmas Carol (short story)|A Copper-Colored Christmas Carol]]'' is “[[Governor-105]], the former head of the [[Morningstar 1]] base on [[Venus (97th Cosmos)|Venus]]”, who is “bound tightly in chains, his made up of medals and awards, and statues and paintings of himself” — the keepsakes of his dictatorial vanity in ''The Resurrection of the Wellsians''. He is seen “trying but failing to reach out to Pythagoras-858” for some purpose Philatel cannot guess at; with [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Dark Cabaret (short story)|The Dark Cabaret]]'' later confirming Pythe's hunch in ''The Resurrection of the Wellsians'' that [[Mandragora-257]] had not truly died in the destruction of Morningstar 1, the implication is that Governor is attempting to tell Pythe that Mandragora is indeed not among his fellow ghosts and warn him of the danger he represents. | ||
* [[Digger-291]] was mentioned, in relation to his newly-introduced brother [[Diggy-292]], in [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Metafictional Meddler (short story)|The Metafictional Meddler]]''. | |||
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