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Although not universal, many versions of Jenny Nowhere favoured mostly-black outfits. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Some incarnations favoured a distinctive outfit with a black cape, boots, gloves, skirt and tank-top. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.) At least [[#Romance with Everywhere|one incarnation]] of Nowhere wore a skull-shaped hair-clip, a dark counerpart to the flower hair-clip occasionally worn by Everywhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'') | Although not universal, many versions of Jenny Nowhere favoured mostly-black outfits. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Some incarnations favoured a distinctive outfit with a black cape, boots, gloves, skirt and tank-top. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.) At least [[#Romance with Everywhere|one incarnation]] of Nowhere wore a skull-shaped hair-clip, a dark counerpart to the flower hair-clip occasionally worn by Everywhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'') | ||
===Personality=== | ===Personality=== | ||
In contrast to Jenny Everywhere's ready smile and optimistic attitude, Jenny Nowhere was often grim and preoccupied, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'') to the point of being downright unnerving to normal people, in combination with her unearthly nature. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') However, she was quite capable of villainous glee when a scheme of hers went as planned. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'') | In contrast to Jenny Everywhere's ready smile and optimistic attitude, Jenny Nowhere was often grim and preoccupied, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'') to the point of being downright unnerving to normal people, in combination with her unearthly nature. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') However, she was quite capable of villainous glee when a scheme of hers went as planned. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'') She did not like sunlight. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'') | ||
Although variable from one incarnation to another, Jenny Nowhere's motivations often had more to do with revenge on Jenny Everywhere, or otherwise hurting her, than any independent agenda. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Despite her antisocial nature, she was known to sometimes team up with, or act on behalf of, other evil-doers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') | Although variable from one incarnation to another, Jenny Nowhere's motivations often had more to do with revenge on Jenny Everywhere, or otherwise hurting her, than any independent agenda. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Despite her antisocial nature, she was known to sometimes team up with, or act on behalf of, other evil-doers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') | ||
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Some incarnations of Nowhere were capable of a flawless impersonation of their counterpart Everywhere, including for extended periods of time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'', etc.) | Some incarnations of Nowhere were capable of a flawless impersonation of their counterpart Everywhere, including for extended periods of time. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'', etc.) | ||
===Powers & abilities=== | ===Powers & abilities=== | ||
Jenny Nowhere's abilities mirrored Jenny's: she was a [[shift]]er, capable of shifting items in and out of reality from other dimensions and travelling between universes herself. As with Jenny Everywhere, not all incarnations of Jenny Nowhere were automatically aware of their multidimensional nature, even after they'd learned to harness the power of shifting as related to items other than themselves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') | Jenny Nowhere's abilities mirrored Jenny's: she was a [[shift]]er, capable of shifting items in and out of reality from other dimensions and travelling between universes herself. As with Jenny Everywhere, not all incarnations of Jenny Nowhere were automatically aware of their multidimensional nature, even after they'd learned to harness the power of shifting as related to items other than themselves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') However, it was anomalous for a Nowhere not to be able to patch into the psychic network of her other incarnations, so long as she was aware of its existence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'') | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
===Origins=== | ===Origins=== | ||
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=== EMO Jenny === | === EMO Jenny === | ||
[[File:Jenny-nowhere-texting.png|left|thumb|210px|Jenny Nowhere looking for something better to do. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[After the Party (comic story)|After the Party]]'')]]One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere resembled a more cynical doppelgänger of her universe's [[Jenny Everywhere#Back to school|Jenny Everywhere]], with a darker palette and a glum attitude. When an in-universe fan of [[Fourth Wall Awareness|the webcomic Jenny existed in]] asked when they would meet Jenny Nowhere, Nowhere replied by asking Everywhere to "leave [her] out of this." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Road to Nowhere (comic story)|Road to Nowhere]]'') | [[File:Jenny-nowhere-texting.png|left|thumb|210px|Jenny Nowhere looking for something better to do. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[After the Party (comic story)|After the Party]]'')]]One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere resembled a more cynical doppelgänger of her universe's [[Jenny Everywhere#Back to school|Jenny Everywhere]], with a darker palette and a glum attitude. When an in-universe fan of [[Fourth Wall Awareness|the webcomic Jenny existed in]] asked when they would meet Jenny Nowhere, Nowhere replied by asking Everywhere to "leave [her] out of this." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Road to Nowhere (comic story)|Road to Nowhere]]'') | ||
=== Betraying Century Smith === | |||
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Century Smith and the Time Terror.png|thumb|right|220x|“Smith's friend” shortly before she revealed herself to [[Century Smith]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'')]][[Universe B (Century Smith and the Time Terror)|One universe]]'s incarnation of Jenny Nowhere was born without a psychic connection to the network of her other selves' minds, though she was still aware of who she was, and had the means of travelling across dimensions. She was “pale, with dark hair and thin features”; she sounded “reserved, almost monotone” and, becoming a dimensional scientist in the hope of fixing her condition, she took to wearing an increasingly ragged white labcoat. She began building a machine that could split her across the Multiverse, hopefully merging her into the wider Jenny Nowhere “network”. However, it needed tremendous amounts of paradox energy to power itself up. | |||
This Nowhere met [[Century Smith]] during his first travels through the [[Multiverse]]. Recognising him as an agent of the [[Consistency Imperium]], she hoped he would be able to lead her to useful space-time anomalies. Thus, she convinced him that she was his friend. Their deceitful friendship lasted for years until Smith contacted her, setting her a date at the [[Interdimensional Tavern]], in the hope that she could help with his new friend [[Briar]]'s [[vampire|vampirism]]. She accompanied the two to the [[Interdimensional Library]] to seek a cure, but then managed to convince them to head to her own house in her home universe. There, she strapped Briar in her machine and prepared to absorb the energy from her mysteriously-split timeline. However, Briar managed to push her out of the way and was zapped instead; the machine thus ironically caused the very divide in her timeline whose potential Nowhere had used to power it. The paradox caused a dangerous feedback that caused the machine to explode. When the dust cleared, Nowhere had vanished, though Century Smith guessed that she had simply [[shift]]ed to safety. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'') | |||
=== Romance with Everywhere === | === Romance with Everywhere === | ||
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Love.png|thumb|220px|Nowhere making her declaration to [[Jenny Everywhere#Romanced by Nowhere|Jenny Everywhere]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'')]]One incarnation of Nowhere had chalk-white skin and short black hair. She went barefoot and wore a black sleeveless shirt and shorts, as well as a flowing black scarf and dark gray goggles of her own. She had a skull-shaped hair clip, a large white skull print on the front of her T-shirt, and skull-shaped badges (matching her [[Jenny Everywhere#Romanced by Nowhere|Jenny Everywhere]]'s flower badges) on her T-shirt, scarf, and shorts. | [[File:Jenny Nowhere in Love.png|thumb|220px|left|Nowhere making her declaration to [[Jenny Everywhere#Romanced by Nowhere|Jenny Everywhere]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'')]]One incarnation of Nowhere had chalk-white skin and short black hair. She went barefoot and wore a black sleeveless shirt and shorts, as well as a flowing black scarf and dark gray goggles of her own. She had a skull-shaped hair clip, a large white skull print on the front of her T-shirt, and skull-shaped badges (matching her [[Jenny Everywhere#Romanced by Nowhere|Jenny Everywhere]]'s flower badges) on her T-shirt, scarf, and shorts. | ||
This version of Nowhere was desperately in love with Jenny Everywhere. She once declared to Everywhere that though her powers “may give åher] the ability to run wherever and whenever”, “the one thing [which she couldn't] outrun” was Nowhere's love. Everywhere was baffled at this statement, although it was far from obvious that she did ''not'' reciprocate. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'') | This version of Nowhere was desperately in love with Jenny Everywhere. She once declared to Everywhere that though her powers “may give åher] the ability to run wherever and whenever”, “the one thing [which she couldn't] outrun” was Nowhere's love. Everywhere was baffled at this statement, although it was far from obvious that she did ''not'' reciprocate. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'') | ||
