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Jane alerts everyone to the existence of a new Bell, the nature of her wives and children, and the presence of her mother-in-law.
She stands ready to move in anyone who wishes to attend this new party.
Glass stands ready to receive them.
thaumobabble
thaumobabble
"Okay. Jane, if you don't mind," Glass says to her new gem. "King Howard Stark, died eleven years ago."
mind_game
[On it,] says Jane merrily.
She wakes the erstwhile king, appears him a pamphlet in the language he's familiar with, and Jane tells him:
[Hello. You died, but your daughter-in-law can fix that; the pamphlet has the details. Your wife's looking forward to seeing you. If you have questions, I can answer them; otherwise, say when and I can put you in Fire-flower Meadow where the party's at.]
She wakes the erstwhile king, appears him a pamphlet in the language he's familiar with, and Jane tells him:
[Hello. You died, but your daughter-in-law can fix that; the pamphlet has the details. Your wife's looking forward to seeing you. If you have questions, I can answer them; otherwise, say when and I can put you in Fire-flower Meadow where the party's at.]
Howard looks for his wife first thing.
Marianne flings her arms around him and kisses him enthusiastically. With a little giggle, he kisses back.
Marianne flings her arms around him and kisses him enthusiastically. With a little giggle, he kisses back.
beheld_beauty
"I brought my Renée back as soon as Jane returned, and her reunion with Charlie was not so seamless," Rose remarks to Glass, "alas."
thaumobabble
Glass smiles faintly, and notifies her wives and offspring that a certain someone has returned.
Marianne takes her face off her husband's face long enough to say, "Thank you very much, we'll just be—" and then she pulls a thread of forest magic and the pair of them disappear.
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