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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an inhabitant of [[Eastwold]], and the daughter of [[Geoff Corbett]]. Her father had recently died and she started to sell off his books to [[Rance (The Crooked Man)|Rance]]. She saw a new door in a library. She was married to [[Simon Corbett]], a fictional character she had created. She knew he wasn't real, but kept this secret, as her perfect fantasy. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was an inhabitant of [[Eastwold]], and the daughter of [[Geoff Corbett]]. Her father had recently died and she started to sell off his books to [[Rance (The Crooked Man)|Rance]]. She saw a new door in a library. She was married to [[Simon Corbett]], a fictional character she had created. She knew he wasn't real, but kept this secret, as her perfect fantasy. | ||
She knew of the [[Crooked Man ( | She knew of the [[Crooked Man (The Crooked Man)|Crooked Man]], as he came from [[The Crooked Man|a book]] her father had written. After Simon sacrificed himself to close a breach to the [[Land of Fiction]], she brought up their son, [[Edward Corbett|Edward]], with a new partner, a second father to Edward. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Crooked Man (audio story)|The Crooked Man]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 25 January 2022
Laura Corbett was an inhabitant of Eastwold, and the daughter of Geoff Corbett. Her father had recently died and she started to sell off his books to Rance. She saw a new door in a library. She was married to Simon Corbett, a fictional character she had created. She knew he wasn't real, but kept this secret, as her perfect fantasy.
She knew of the Crooked Man, as he came from a book her father had written. After Simon sacrificed himself to close a breach to the Land of Fiction, she brought up their son, Edward, with a new partner, a second father to Edward. (AUDIO: The Crooked Man)
