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{{wikipediainfo}}In the [[Collapsed Cosmos]], '''Irene Adler''' was present at the [[Red Lion Inn]] when [[Jenny Everywhere#In the Collapsed Cosmos|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Glendalf#In the Collapsed Cosmos|Glendalf]] took refuge there from the [[Wild Hunt]]. | {{wikipediainfo}}In the [[Collapsed Cosmos]], '''Irene Adler''' was present at the [[Red Lion Inn]] when [[Jenny Everywhere#In the Collapsed Cosmos|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Glendalf#In the Collapsed Cosmos|Glendalf]] took refuge there from the [[Wild Hunt]]. [[The Whore of Babylon]] was advertising her services to her. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere (novel)|The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
{{w|Irene Adler|Irene Adler}} is a notorious character from the ''[[Sherlock Holmes]]'' mythos; created by Arthur Conan Doyle himself, she debuted in the 1891 short story ''{{w|A Scandal in Bohemia|A Scandal in Bohemia}}'' and was referenced in several others of his stories. The only woman ever to have outwitted Holmes (and one of very few characters overall), she managed to actually earn his grudging respect. Later adaptions have often made Irene into a romantic interest for Sherlock Holmes. | {{w|Irene Adler|Irene Adler}} is a notorious character from the ''[[Sherlock Holmes]]'' mythos; created by Arthur Conan Doyle himself, she debuted in the 1891 short story ''{{w|A Scandal in Bohemia|A Scandal in Bohemia}}'' and was referenced in several others of his stories. The only woman ever to have outwitted Holmes (and one of very few characters overall), she managed to actually earn his grudging respect. Later adaptions have often made Irene into a romantic interest for Sherlock Holmes. | ||
