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"1882: Back Stage, Back Then"



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Image:Quote1.png So am I, my Boy. Perhaps little if nothing more, but I am a Man of my Word. Image:Quote2.png
-- Mr. Black


Appearing in "1882: Back Stage, Back Then"

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Villains:

  • The Pepper Troube
    • Carl Lune
    • Tom
    • various unnamed


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Synopsis for "1882: Back Stage, Back Then"

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Notes

  • Jack's reading the Shade's Journal in this Issue
  • Shade has a Conversation with Oscar Wilde in this Issue
  • Shade was a Friend of Charles Dickens and Dickens witnessed how the Shade's got his Powers, though he never wrote about this, the Shade noticed, that Dickens' Novels became darker afterwards
  • Dickens introduced the Shade to danish Writer Hans Christian Andersen
  • Wilde mentions, that he met another longliving Person before the Shade and thought about writing a Story inspired by that unnamed Person but wasn't sure if he ultimately would care enough, this is of course a reference to his Book "The Picture of Dorian Gray"
  • Back then Shade helped People with their Problems if they could afford his Services
  • In the End the Mayville's are called the Wayville's by the Shade


Trivia

  • Though he was married to a Woman Oscar Wilde was a Homosexual, this is hinted at in the Scene with Jason Mayville



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