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=== Owner of a fire-breathing cow === | === Owner of a fire-breathing cow === | ||
One Jenny whose life was glimpsed by [[#Kim's friend|Kim's friend]] during her [[shifter hangover]] thought of herself as a “honest-ish woman”. She was the owner of a rare and much-prized [[Jenny Everywhere's fire-breathing cow|fire-breathing cow]]. She had frequent dealings with the [[Fae|Fair Folk]], with the [[Prince of the Fair Folk]] having stolen her cow from her on at least two occasions, and did not take them very seriously. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | One Jenny whose life was glimpsed by [[#Kim's friend|Kim's friend]] during her [[shifter hangover]] thought of herself as a “honest-ish woman”. She was the owner of a rare and much-prized [[Jenny Everywhere's fire-breathing cow|fire-breathing cow]]. She had frequent dealings with the [[Fae|Fair Folk]], with the [[Prince of the Fair Folk]] having stolen her cow from her on at least two occasions, and did not take them very seriously. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | ||
=== At the beginning of Time === | |||
One Jenny whose life was glimpsed by [[#Kim's friend|Kim's friend]] during her [[shifter hangover]], and described by her to her friends, was present at the very beginning of the universe, witnessing the introduction of linear time, which she perceived to some degree as “the end” of the timeless universe she'd known. Her mind wasn't human, at least as the term would later be understood; indeed, human minds could not comprehend the non-linear space-time inhabited by this Jenny. The “Kim's friend” Jenny did not so much remember this story as remember remembering it, the memories having been filtered through many intermediate Jennies to become intelligible to her.Other versions of Jenny later witnessed the end of that same universe, “the laws of physics break[ing] down, freezing out into new forces nobody had ever seen before”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | |||
=== Space cloud Jenny === | |||
One Jenny whose life was glimpsed by [[#Kim's friend|Kim's friend]] during her [[shifter hangover]], and described by her to her friends, was a “space cloud”. This Jenny lived “not many universes away from here” in a world where there was life in “deep space”, between the stars, far away from all planets, in the form of “huge clouds of gas and dust held together by electromagnetism and stuff”. These entities had no knowledge of planetary life, which moved impossibly quickly from their perspective, and in turn moved and thought too slowly for planetary lifeforms to recognise them as living at all; but from their own frame of reference, the space-cloud Jenny was moving quickly and gracefully, “dancing with stars”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (short story)|Morning After]]'') | |||
=== 1970s Jenny === | |||
One Jenny whose life was glimpsed by [[#Kim's friend|Kim's friend]] during her [[shifter hangover]], and described by her to her friends, leaved in — for lack of a better term — an extremely seventies version of the 1970s. Tapping into her memories, the “Kim's friend” Jenny performed a song that seemed to come from a disco version of ''{{w|Jesus Christ Superstar|Jesus Christ Superstar}}'', as sung to the tune of ''{{w|Staying Alive (song)|Staying Alive}}''. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | |||
=== Writing The World is Toast === | === Writing The World is Toast === | ||
