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A [[Blonde girl (Dead Romance)|blonde girl]] born on [[15 August]] [[1948]] was seduced by [[Chris Cwej]] when he arrived on the [[Earth]] of a [[bottle universe]] having been sent by [[Great Houses|his employers]] to prepare it for their colonisation. His mission was to open the bottle to allow for the invasion, Chris needed to [[ritual]]ly murder three people at specific times and places within the bottle [[London]]. However, he could not bring himself to kill the bottle's intelligent inhabitants so he | A [[Blonde girl (Dead Romance)|blonde girl]] born on [[15 August]] [[1948]] was seduced by [[Chris Cwej]] when he arrived on the [[Earth]] of a [[bottle universe]] having been sent by [[Great Houses|his employers]] to prepare it for their colonisation. His mission was to open the bottle to allow for the invasion, Chris needed to [[ritual]]ly murder three people at specific times and places within the bottle [[London]]. However, he could not bring himself to kill the bottle's intelligent inhabitants so he created three separate clones with a [[cloning tank]] and provided them with extracted copies of the blonde girl's memories. | ||
One of the clones grew independence as Christine Summerfield, she and the blonde girl's lives overlapped for a short while until the "end of the world" when the [[Great House]]s invaded the bottle Earth. Christine never bothered to investigate what happened to the blonde girl who shared everything but her name during these events, claiming in [[Dead Romance|her autobiography]] that she "felt no sympathy for her at all". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]'') | One of the clones grew independence as Christine Summerfield, she and the blonde girl's lives overlapped for a short while until the "end of the world" when the [[Great House]]s invaded the bottle Earth. Christine never bothered to investigate what happened to the blonde girl who shared everything but her name during these events, claiming in [[Dead Romance|her autobiography]] that she "felt no sympathy for her at all". ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Dead Romance (novel)|Dead Romance]]'') | ||
