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On the day of the [[faceless magician (Magic Trick)|faceless magician]] incident, the Parliament had been engaged for nine days in a protracted debate about whose responsibility it was to replace the ink in the typewriter of [[Stenographer-123]] (who typed down the Parliamentary and disciplinary logs) when it ran out, the main contenders being the [[Department of Discipline]] and the Department of Documentation, with Bibliophile-962 vigorously arguing against the position that it was his Department's responsibility and refusing to let the matter lie. Just as it was about to descend into sheer fisticuffs (with Bibliophile throwing a book at [[Philatel-426]]), the argument finally ended when the destruction of the typewriter in question by the [[The Hat|magic rabbits]] rendered it moot. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Magic Trick (novel)|Magic Trick]]'')
On the day of the [[faceless magician (Magic Trick)|faceless magician]] incident, the Parliament had been engaged for nine days in a protracted debate about whose responsibility it was to replace the ink in the typewriter of [[Stenographer-123]] (who typed down the Parliamentary and disciplinary logs) when it ran out, the main contenders being the [[Department of Discipline]] and the Department of Documentation, with Bibliophile-962 vigorously arguing against the position that it was his Department's responsibility and refusing to let the matter lie. Just as it was about to descend into sheer fisticuffs (with Bibliophile throwing a book at [[Philatel-426]]), the argument finally ended when the destruction of the typewriter in question by the [[The Hat|magic rabbits]] rendered it moot. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Magic Trick (novel)|Magic Trick]]'')
On [[Halloween]] 2019, Bibliophile was standing close to the platform where [[Frankenstein-818]] tried to activate his [[Spirit Realm Gateway]]. When it failed to work, Bibliophile suggested that it may need to “be struck by lightning or something”, but this proved unworkable. He continued observing the failed repairing process with bemused interest, expressing a later-vindicated skepticism in Frankenstein's approach of wrenching a bunch of parts out of the machinery altogether. Nevertheless he didn't mock Frankenstein or call him mad, being further bemused when Frankenstein implied otherwise in his vainglorious victory speech at having briefly made the Gateway work again — right before it collapsed in on itself and opened a [[dimensional rift]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Ghosts and the Machine (short story)|The Ghosts and the Machine]]'')


Bibliophile, [[Marksmanship-522]] and [[Tracker-764]] were among the few Cupids trapped ''outside'' of the Cupid Homeworld during the height of the [[Rifts Crisis]]. Travelling together with [[the Hound]], they eventually found the home base of the [[Consistency Imperium]], who had been unintentionally accelerating the spread of the Rifts due to the deceitful advice of the alchemist [[Mandragora-257]], and were subsequently returned to the Homeworld by the [[Faction of the Fooling Fish]] aboard their [[tachyonic sailing ship]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rifts Crisis Officially Over! (short story)|Rifts Crisis Officially Over!]]'')
Bibliophile, [[Marksmanship-522]] and [[Tracker-764]] were among the few Cupids trapped ''outside'' of the Cupid Homeworld during the height of the [[Rifts Crisis]]. Travelling together with [[the Hound]], they eventually found the home base of the [[Consistency Imperium]], who had been unintentionally accelerating the spread of the Rifts due to the deceitful advice of the alchemist [[Mandragora-257]], and were subsequently returned to the Homeworld by the [[Faction of the Fooling Fish]] aboard their [[tachyonic sailing ship]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Rifts Crisis Officially Over! (short story)|Rifts Crisis Officially Over!]]'')
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