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After being ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') of the versions of Jenny summoned by [[Universe F (Paying It Forward)|one world]]'s [[#Confrontation at Elysium Park|Jenny]] to help spook a [[Sandy-haired man (Paying It Forward)|sandy-haired man]] who'd gotten on the bad side of the local Jenny and apparently did not believe her claims of being a multi-dimensional entity, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paying It Forward (novel)|Paying It Forward]]'') she later joined the afterparty in [[Universe G (Paying It Forward)|another universe]] with twenty or so other Jennies. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paying It Forward (novel)|Paying It Forward]]'', ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') She bickered at length with [[#Jeanne Partout|Jeanne Partout]], a version of Jenny who was as emphatically French as Jenny Cornelius was English, with [[Jenny Everywhere#Kim's friend|the “Kim's friend” Jenny]] doing what she could to keep the level of acrimony subdued. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | After being ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') of the versions of Jenny summoned by [[Universe F (Paying It Forward)|one world]]'s [[#Confrontation at Elysium Park|Jenny]] to help spook a [[Sandy-haired man (Paying It Forward)|sandy-haired man]] who'd gotten on the bad side of the local Jenny and apparently did not believe her claims of being a multi-dimensional entity, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paying It Forward (novel)|Paying It Forward]]'') she later joined the afterparty in [[Universe G (Paying It Forward)|another universe]] with twenty or so other Jennies. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paying It Forward (novel)|Paying It Forward]]'', ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') She bickered at length with [[#Jeanne Partout|Jeanne Partout]], a version of Jenny who was as emphatically French as Jenny Cornelius was English, with [[Jenny Everywhere#Kim's friend|the “Kim's friend” Jenny]] doing what she could to keep the level of acrimony subdued. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'') | ||
On one occasion, Captain Stewart asked for Jenny's help in getting some “[[SBS]] boys” back home safely after they ended up stuck in [[North Korea]]n waters with no way to leave without causing a serious diplomatic incident by revealing their presence. After thinking for a while, Jenny thought of a plan and decided to phone Laura ''ahead'' of time to warn her that she was about to do something extremely outrageous and the Taskforce had better stand ready to “deny any involvement”. Despite Laura's initial annoyance, the two then agreed to meet up the next Friday at the Piccadilly Circus tube station and walk for a while until they found a restaurant that tickled their fancy. | She was acquainted with “a very special person in the book trade” whom she described as “very polite, handsome, well dressed, and gay as a tree full of monkeys”, going by the name of “[[Aziraphale#Working for the Intelligence Taskforce|Mr Fell]]”. His shop was located “on [[Greek Street]] just off [[Old Compton Street|Old Compton]]”. On one occasion, he gave Jenny an exceedingly rare book, ''[[Biggles Goes to Mars]]'', in exchange for her locating a copy of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'', which she'd been “over half of creation and a few other places tracking down”, for his personal collection. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') | ||
Captain Stewart asked for Jenny's help in getting some “[[SBS]] boys” back home safely after they ended up stuck in [[North Korea]]n waters with no way to leave without causing a serious diplomatic incident by revealing their presence. After thinking for a while, Jenny thought of a plan and decided to phone Laura ''ahead'' of time to warn her that she was about to do something extremely outrageous and the Taskforce had better stand ready to “deny any involvement”. Despite Laura's initial annoyance, the two then agreed to meet up the next Friday at the Piccadilly Circus tube station and walk for a while until they found a restaurant that tickled their fancy. | |||
Jenny's plan turned out to involve rousing [[Godzilla|a giant atomic monster]] from the [[Sea of Japan]] to create a distraction. She made her way into the secret, secure Taskforce base in London where representatives of various Western nations were now panicking together, and implicitly confirmed her involvement to an aghast Captain Stewart, who recommended that she try and lie low for a while. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') | Jenny's plan turned out to involve rousing [[Godzilla|a giant atomic monster]] from the [[Sea of Japan]] to create a distraction. She made her way into the secret, secure Taskforce base in London where representatives of various Western nations were now panicking together, and implicitly confirmed her involvement to an aghast Captain Stewart, who recommended that she try and lie low for a while. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Folly of Men (short story)|The Folly of Men]]'') | ||
