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''' | '''William Penn''' was quoted by a [[Priest (After Life)|priest]] during the funeral of [[Ada Obiefune]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[After Life (comic story)|After Life]]'') There was [[William Penn (statue)|a statue]] of William Penn in [[Philadelphia]], and when [[Brittany Mordley]] saw it, she associated it with the nickname for the city, [[the City of Brotherly Love]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Silver-Tongued Liars (short story)|Silver-Tongued Liars]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
* William Penn was an early Quaker and the excerpt read by the priest, written in 1693, is recommended for Quaker bereavement services. | * William Penn was an early Quaker and the excerpt read by the priest, written in 1693, is recommended for Quaker bereavement services. | ||
* [[Thomas Penn]], in whose legal dispute with [[Benjamin Franklin]] the [[First Doctor]] was involved in the audio story ''[[The Founding Fathers (audio story)|The Founding Fathers]]'', was William Penn's son. | * [[Thomas Penn]], in whose legal dispute with [[Benjamin Franklin]] the [[First Doctor]] was involved in the audio story ''[[The Founding Fathers (audio story)|The Founding Fathers]]'', was William Penn's son. | ||
* William Penn founded [[Pennsylvania]] and named it after his father. | * William Penn founded [[Pennsylvania]] and named it after his father. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 21 August 2022
William Penn was quoted by a priest during the funeral of Ada Obiefune. (COMIC: After Life) There was a statue of William Penn in Philadelphia, and when Brittany Mordley saw it, she associated it with the nickname for the city, the City of Brotherly Love. (PROSE: Silver-Tongued Liars)
Behind the scenes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- William Penn was an early Quaker and the excerpt read by the priest, written in 1693, is recommended for Quaker bereavement services.
- Thomas Penn, in whose legal dispute with Benjamin Franklin the First Doctor was involved in the audio story The Founding Fathers, was William Penn's son.
- William Penn founded Pennsylvania and named it after his father.
