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* Josephine is a clear allusion to [[Jo Grant|Josephine Jones]], a known environmental activist, but the connection is never fully made. | * Josephine is a clear allusion to [[Jo Grant|Josephine Jones]], a known environmental activist, but the connection is never fully made. | ||
* This is the first time we've seen Lucy and Hobo in the 'present' since the first novel, Avatars of the Intelligence. All other novels and stories have been in the recent past | * This is the first time we've seen Lucy and Hobo in the 'present' since the first novel, ''[[Avatars of the Intelligence (novel)|Avatars of the Intelligence]]''. All other novels and stories since have been in the recent past. | ||
* This short story was written as a response to the real life protests depicted in this story, in which author Sue Hampton was arrested. https://mailchi.mp/cf515e5bd770/suehampton | * This short story was written as a response to the real life protests depicted in this story, in which author Sue Hampton was arrested.<ref>https://mailchi.mp/cf515e5bd770/suehampton</ref> | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* Lucy recalls meeting psychotic clowns ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Curse of the Mirror Clowns (novel)|Curse of the Mirror Clowns]]'') | * Lucy recalls meeting psychotic clowns, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Curse of the Mirror Clowns (novel)|Curse of the Mirror Clowns]]'') [[Bandril]]s, ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Bandril Invasion]]'') demons from the [[51st century|fifty-first century]], and outwitting the [[Great Intelligence]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Avatars of the Intelligence (novel)|Avatars of the Intelligence]]'') | ||
* Conall and Dean are still together and living in a house in London with their adopted daughter, Hannah. | * Conall and Dean are still together and living in a house in London with their adopted daughter, Hannah. | ||
* The suntan lotion is created by [[Llanfairfach]] Pharmaceuticals, and contains maggots. (TV: ''[[The Green Death (TV story)|The Green Death]]'') | * The suntan lotion is created by [[Llanfairfach]] Pharmaceuticals, and contains maggots. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Green Death (TV story)|The Green Death]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 10:21, 10 August 2019
The Llanfairfach Rebellion was a The Lucy Wilson Mysteries short story released by Candy Jar Books freely on their website.
Summary
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Characters
- Lucy Wilson
- Hobo Kostinen
- Conall Lethbridge-Stewart
- Hannah Lethbridge-Stewart
- Young woman
- Boy
- Josephine
- Police officer
References
- Activists have occupied five key sites, including the Oxford Circus and the Waterloo Bridge.
- Lucy and Hobo get off of the train in the Waterloo Station.
- Margaret Mead is an american anthropologist.
Story notes
- Josephine is a clear allusion to Josephine Jones, a known environmental activist, but the connection is never fully made.
- This is the first time we've seen Lucy and Hobo in the 'present' since the first novel, Avatars of the Intelligence. All other novels and stories since have been in the recent past.
- This short story was written as a response to the real life protests depicted in this story, in which author Sue Hampton was arrested.[1]
Continuity
- Lucy recalls meeting psychotic clowns, (PROSE: Curse of the Mirror Clowns) Bandrils, (PROSE: The Bandril Invasion) demons from the fifty-first century, and outwitting the Great Intelligence. (PROSE: Avatars of the Intelligence)
- Conall and Dean are still together and living in a house in London with their adopted daughter, Hannah.
- The suntan lotion is created by Llanfairfach Pharmaceuticals, and contains maggots. (TV: The Green Death)
