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=== Plot=== | === Plot=== | ||
[[Jenny Everywhere#Captured by Sizemore|Jenny Everywhere]] has been seducing and sleeping with each of [[the Beatles]], one by one. As she is enjoying a tryst with [[Ringo Starr|Ringo]], however, she is abducted by a mysterious bearded man who shoots her with a tranquiliser dart. When she wakes up, she is in the back of her own car (being driven by Sizemore), tied up with [[Jenny Everywhere's scarf|her own scarf]] and gagged with [[Jenny Everywhere's goggles|her own goggles]]: since she takes whatever possessions of | [[Jenny Everywhere#Captured by Sizemore|Jenny Everywhere]] has been seducing and sleeping with each of [[the Beatles]], one by one. As she is enjoying a tryst with [[Ringo Starr|Ringo]], however, she is abducted by a mysterious bearded man who shoots her with a tranquiliser dart. When she wakes up, she is in the back of her own car (being driven by Sizemore), tied up with [[Jenny Everywhere's scarf|her own scarf]] and gagged with [[Jenny Everywhere's goggles|her own goggles]]: since she takes whatever possessions of hers she is touching when she [[shift]]s, this clever ploy prevents her from simply shifting to another dimension to untie herself. | ||
She tries it anyway, eight times over, but not only does she remain bound, her captor, [[Sizemore]], keeps shifting right along with her. Eventually, they arrive at his home, where Sizemore explains to Jenny that she is fictional and that he is a writer, thus allowing him to control her life and universe at will. To demonstrate, he writes a series of brief sentences which cause Jenny's life to change abruptly. [[Boag]], a friend of Sizemore's and apparently a fan of Jenny's, briefly drops by, observing that “the guys on Barbelith will never believe this”, but has to leave because he's got a train to catch. Growing bored, Sizemore writes one last card, writing Jenny out of existence. | She tries it anyway, eight times over, but not only does she remain bound, her captor, [[Sizemore]], keeps shifting right along with her. Eventually, they arrive at his home, where Sizemore explains to Jenny that she is fictional and that he is a writer, thus allowing him to control her life and universe at will. To demonstrate, he writes a series of brief sentences which cause Jenny's life to change abruptly. [[Boag]], a friend of Sizemore's and apparently a fan of Jenny's, briefly drops by, observing that “the guys on Barbelith will never believe this”, but has to leave because he's got a train to catch. Growing bored, Sizemore writes one last card, writing Jenny out of existence. | ||
The next morning, Sizemore wakes up and reads through the draft he's written, blaming Boag for “always putting dumb ideas in [his] head”. | The next morning, Sizemore wakes up and reads through the draft he's written, blaming Boag for “always putting dumb ideas in [his] head”. | ||
===Worldbuilding === | ===Worldbuilding === | ||
====Jenny==== | ====Jenny==== | ||
