SizemoreJanis - Revision history

24.70.204.135 at 19:40, 30 November 2009

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	Janis is extremely interested in [[Parson]]'s potential capability to change the course of [[Erfworld]]'s history. She has strongly encouraged Sizemore to remain [[Parson]]'s friend and supporter, so that Sizemore will be in a position to influence [[Parson]]. Sizemore has so far followed Janis's advice, despite his own fears that [[Parson]]'s influence on the world is likely to be terribly harmful. Sizemore believes that Janis is very wise, and he values her friendship highly. He views her as a moral authority.		Janis is extremely interested in [[Parson]]'s potential capability to change the course of [[Erfworld]]'s history. She has strongly encouraged Sizemore to remain [[Parson]]'s friend and supporter, so that Sizemore will be in a position to influence [[Parson]]. Sizemore has so far followed Janis's advice, despite his own fears that [[Parson]]'s influence on the world is likely to be terribly harmful. Sizemore believes that Janis is very wise, and he values her friendship highly. He views her as a moral authority.

-	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis was trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before [[Parson]] was summoned to [[Erfworld]]. When [[Parson]] appeared in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis moved decisively to take control of the situation, rendering [[Parson]] unconscious (perhaps so he wouldn't further antagonize the other casters) and ~~offerigna~~ large sum of money to get Sizemore safely extracted from his [[link]] to [[Maggie]] and [[Wanda]].	+	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis was trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before [[Parson]] was summoned to [[Erfworld]]. When [[Parson]] appeared in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis moved decisively to take control of the situation, rendering [[Parson]] unconscious (perhaps so he wouldn't further antagonize the other casters) and offering a large sum of money to get Sizemore safely extracted from his [[link]] to [[Maggie]] and [[Wanda]].

	Unlike most of the other [[caster]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis remains on very good terms with Sizemore even as it becomes increasingly clear that [[Gobwin Knob]] represents a major challenge to the existing social order on [[Erfworld]]. This is because she welcomes the changes she thinks [[Parson]] may bring, rather than fearing them.		Unlike most of the other [[caster]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis remains on very good terms with Sizemore even as it becomes increasingly clear that [[Gobwin Knob]] represents a major challenge to the existing social order on [[Erfworld]]. This is because she welcomes the changes she thinks [[Parson]] may bring, rather than fearing them.

24.70.204.135 at 19:39, 30 November 2009

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-	~~The two appear~~ to ~~be good friends~~ and ~~confidants~~. Sizemore views her as a moral authority.	+	Janis is extremely interested in [[Parson]]'s potential capability to change the course of [[Erfworld]]'s history. She has strongly encouraged Sizemore to remain [[Parson]]'s friend and supporter, so that Sizemore will be in a position to influence [[Parson]]. Sizemore has so far followed Janis's advice, despite his own fears that [[Parson]]'s influence on the world is likely to be terribly harmful. Sizemore believes that Janis is very wise, and he values her friendship highly. He views her as a moral authority.

-	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis is trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before ~~the events in Book 1.~~	+	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis was trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before [[Parson]] was summoned to [[Erfworld]]. When [[Parson]] appeared in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis moved decisively to take control of the situation, rendering [[Parson]] unconscious (perhaps so he wouldn't further antagonize the other casters) and offerigna large sum of money to get Sizemore safely extracted from his [[link]] to [[Maggie]] and [[Wanda]].
-	~~However, Sizemore's generosity may have impressed Janis, because when Sizemore returns to the Magic Kingdom~~ [[~~link~~]]ed to [[~~Wanda~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Maggie~~]], Janis ~~offers~~ to ~~pay much more~~ money to get ~~him~~ safely ~~unlinked~~.	+

-	Unlike most of the other [[caster]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis remains on very good terms with Sizemore even as it becomes increasingly clear that [[Gobwin Knob]] represents a major challenge to the existing social order on [[Erfworld]].	+	Unlike most of the other [[caster]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis remains on very good terms with Sizemore even as it becomes increasingly clear that [[Gobwin Knob]] represents a major challenge to the existing social order on [[Erfworld]]. This is because she welcomes the changes she thinks [[Parson]] may bring, rather than fearing them.
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	[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]		[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>

Glenn at 06:55, 29 November 2009

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	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis is trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before the events in Book 1.		When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis is trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before the events in Book 1.
-	However, Sizemore's generosity may have impressed Janis, because when Sizemore returns to the Magic Kingdom [[link]]ed to [[Wanda]] and [[Maggie]], Janis offers to pay much more money to get him safely unlinked.<noinclude>	+	However, Sizemore's generosity may have impressed Janis, because when Sizemore returns to the Magic Kingdom [[link]]ed to [[Wanda]] and [[Maggie]], Janis offers to pay much more money to get him safely unlinked.
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		+	Unlike most of the other [[caster]]s in the [[Magic Kingdom]], Janis remains on very good terms with Sizemore even as it becomes increasingly clear that [[Gobwin Knob]] represents a major challenge to the existing social order on [[Erfworld]].
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	[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]		[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>

Paper Golem at 01:48, 19 October 2009

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		+	When we first met [[Janis]] and Sizemore, Janis is trying unsuccessfully to teach Sizemore to use [[Flower Power]], in return for a fee of 8 [[Rand]]s. Since she is unable to teach him, Janis offers to waive her fee, but instead Sizemore insists on paying her 20 Rands, possibly because there is a good chance that he's going to die, and so won't need the money himself. Sizemore admits to Janis that he didn't really expect to be very good at the form of magic Janis was teaching. The fact that Janis had apparently never before tried to teach Sizemore Flower Power, and that he had originally agreed to pay her for his lesson, suggests that Sizemore and Janis were not particularly close friends before the events in Book 1.
		+	However, Sizemore's generosity may have impressed Janis, because when Sizemore returns to the Magic Kingdom [[link]]ed to [[Wanda]] and [[Maggie]], Janis offers to pay much more money to get him safely unlinked.<noinclude>

	[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]		[[Sizemore Rockwell]] : [[Janis]]
	[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>		[[Category:Relationships]]</noinclude>

139.62.165.54 at 19:23, 13 October 2009

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Paper Golem at 00:03, 12 October 2009

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