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She had some amount of [[Fourth Wall Awareness]], as, while visiting [[Universe (Sob Story)|one universe]], she defined herself as “an open-source super-hero” to a young man she encountered, [[Ed (Sob Story)|Ed]]. Ed turned out to be fairly close-minded, refusing to listen to Jenny as she explained that she had better things to do with her powers than zip around the world watching ''Law & Order'' reruns all day, and she eventually took leave of him, although she told him she had enjoyed meeting him, even so. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story]]'') | She had some amount of [[Fourth Wall Awareness]], as, while visiting [[Universe (Sob Story)|one universe]], she defined herself as “an open-source super-hero” to a young man she encountered, [[Ed (Sob Story)|Ed]]. Ed turned out to be fairly close-minded, refusing to listen to Jenny as she explained that she had better things to do with her powers than zip around the world watching ''Law & Order'' reruns all day, and she eventually took leave of him, although she told him she had enjoyed meeting him, even so. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story]]'') | ||
===Captured by Sizemore=== | |||
One Jenny's hair was actually blond, but she dyed it black to better resemble her “default” self. She was a lackadaisical traveller. Once, while she was in the process of sleeping with all of [[the Beatles]] in turn, she was abducted by a mysterious bearded man known as [[Sizemore]], who seemed to know even more about how her [[shift]]ing powers than she did. After she fruitlessly tried to shake him off by shifting through eight universes in rapid succession, he finally brought her to his home. | |||
There, Sizemore revealed that he was a writer and that, from [[Universe (Paperback Writer)|his perspective]], Jenny was a fictional character. As she struggled with the existential implications of this revelation, Sizemore demonstrated his power over by writing short snippets of prose retconning aspects of her history; she briefly found herself facing an alien invasion, and then remembering a fictitious early life in [[Sydney]] where she'd allegedly met her first girlfriend. After a visit from Sizemore's friend [[Boag]], Sizemore finished off Jenny, now going mad, by writing her out of existence altogether. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Paperback Writer (short story)|Paperback Writer]]'') | |||
===Max Murdock's friend=== | ===Max Murdock's friend=== | ||
