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| first_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'' | | first_seen_in= [[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'' | ||
| also_seen_in= [[Kim/Appearances|'''''See list''''']] | | also_seen_in= [[Kim/Appearances|'''''See list''''']] | ||
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==== Origins ==== | ==== Origins ==== | ||
When [[David Lowe|David]] informed her that 50-year-old [[Morrie Greenberg]] had a romantic interest in her, Kim answered that he was “too young” for her. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pit Stop (novel)|Pit Stop]]'') David also pointed out to [[Professor Awesome#Kim and Jenny's neighbour|Eric]] that the secret bottle of Jenny's blood she kept in a hidden cupboard in her apartment was in an old, pre-modern style, sealed with wax by hand. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Absquatulation of Jenny Everywhere (short story)|The Absquatulation of Jenny Everywhere]]'') | [[Kim's father]] was reportedly a “fine man”, who she said in the 21st century had passed away “years ago”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | ||
When [[David Lowe|David]] informed her that 50-year-old [[Morrie Greenberg]] had a romantic interest in her, Kim answered that he was “too young” for her. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pit Stop (novel)|Pit Stop]]'') David also pointed out to [[Professor Awesome#Kim and Jenny's neighbour|Eric]] that the secret bottle of Jenny's blood she kept in a hidden cupboard in her apartment was in an old, pre-modern style, sealed with wax by hand. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Absquatulation of Jenny Everywhere (short story)|The Absquatulation of Jenny Everywhere]]'') She had lived through the era of {{w|Macaroni (fashion)|macaroni}} fashion. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | |||
At some point, a “long time ago”, Kim lived together with many other women. She attempted to flirt with many of them, progressively learning that taboo aside, not all women were actually sexually interested in other women, in contrast to what she'd previously assumed. She learned to deal with rejection “gracefully”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Misunderstandings (short story)|Misunderstandings]]'') | At some point, a “long time ago”, Kim lived together with many other women. She attempted to flirt with many of them, progressively learning that taboo aside, not all women were actually sexually interested in other women, in contrast to what she'd previously assumed. She learned to deal with rejection “gracefully”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Misunderstandings (short story)|Misunderstandings]]'') | ||
==== 20th century ==== | ==== 20th century ==== | ||
Kim had an eventful life in the 20th century. At one point in the 1980s, an adventure ended with her bringing home a bullet-proof, kevlar umbrella that had originally been the property of a [[Russian (Cleaning Day)|Russian]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cleaning Day (short story)|Cleaning Day]]'') | Kim had an eventful life in the 20th century. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cleaning Day (short story)|Cleaning Day]]'') She lived through the 1970s, and, in contrast to [[David Lowe]], didn't think that the fashion then was “that bad”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | ||
At one point in the 1980s, an adventure ended with her bringing home a bullet-proof, kevlar umbrella that had originally been the property of a [[Russian (Cleaning Day)|Russian]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Cleaning Day (short story)|Cleaning Day]]'') | |||
==== Friendship with Jenny Everywhere ==== | ==== Friendship with Jenny Everywhere ==== | ||
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==== Helping Ulysses Dumas ==== | ==== Helping Ulysses Dumas ==== | ||
The year after they'd foiled [[the Vampire King]] together, Jenny and Kim received a call from [[Ulysses Dumas]], a musician they'd saved from the King's dungeon; it transpired that he had ended up turning into a [[vampire]] himself following his ordeal, and he was worried about how this would impact his career, given that some types of camera could no longer pick him up. Jenny went to the first meeting alone, but set a second appointment with Dumas where she brought Kim, who suggested he wear full-body make-up as part of his stage persona. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Shy (short story)|Camera Shy]]'') | The year after they'd foiled [[the Vampire King]] together, Jenny and Kim received a call from [[Ulysses Dumas]], a musician they'd saved from the King's dungeon; it transpired that he had ended up turning into a [[vampire]] himself following his ordeal, and he was worried about how this would impact his career, given that some types of camera could no longer pick him up. Jenny went to the first meeting alone, but set a second appointment with Dumas where she brought Kim, who suggested he wear full-body make-up as part of his stage persona. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Camera Shy (short story)|Camera Shy]]'') | ||
==== Jenny's stories ==== | |||
After [[Jenny Everywhere#Kim's friend|Jenny Everywhere]] suffered from a bout of [[shifter hangover]], [[David Lowe]] dropped in to talk to Kim about what he'd learned about Jenny from her mutterings about her other lives, asking Kim if she'd ever met [[Jenny Everywhere's father]]. Their conversation awoke a napping Jenny, who told them a few more surprising anecdotes about other lives of hers, ending with a full ''a cappella'' performance of a song from a disco equivalent of ''{{w|Jesus Christ Superstar|Jesus Christ Superstar}}'' that [[Jenny Everywhere#1970s Jenny|a 1970s Jenny]] was apparently very into. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | |||
==== With Princess Genevieve ==== | ==== With Princess Genevieve ==== | ||
