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Lafayette1: /* Sandra Harris */

2025-03-03T08:43:37Z

Sandra Harris

Lafayette1: /* Bonnie Krueger */

2023-07-11T15:22:26Z

Bonnie Krueger

Lafayette1: /* Bonnie Krueger */

2023-07-11T15:22:17Z

Bonnie Krueger

Lafayette1: /* Gregory James Harris */

2023-07-11T15:15:26Z

Gregory James Harris

Lafayette1: /* Gregory James Harris */

2023-07-11T15:15:04Z

Gregory James Harris

Lafayette1: /* Bonnie Krueger */

2022-05-27T14:21:44Z

Bonnie Krueger

Lafayette1: /* Bonnie Krueger */

2022-05-25T05:23:00Z

Bonnie Krueger

Lafayette1: /* Gregory James Harris */

2021-09-07T22:04:01Z

Gregory James Harris

Lafayette1: /* Gregory James Harris */

2021-06-28T10:35:16Z

Gregory James Harris

Lafayette1: /* Gregory James Harris */

2021-06-28T10:34:51Z

Gregory James Harris

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 *'''Employed by''': [[International Space Agency]]
 *'''Items''': Sandra's most cherished possession is a badly scuffed, space certified [[Wikipedia:Omega Speedmaster|Omega Speedmaster]] (Ref. 3570.50.00) with a black Velcro strap that has permanently been stained a grayish color. The watch was given to her by the International Space Agency for use on the Moon, and she subsequently purchased the watch for retail price from the space agency. She almost never parts with it and would do almost anything (within reason) to recover it if it is lost or stolen. While the sapphire crystal has been replaced due to severe scratching, she has not asked the jeweler to repair the case scratches. The watch is kept in top condition and keeps accurate time, and contains  strontium aluminate lume on the dial and hands. In early 2020, Sandra purchased a new Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch (Ref. 311.30.42.30.01.005) to replace her original, which is now kept in a display case at her home along with other objects from her career as an astronaut. This watch also features strontium aluminate lume, and Sandra tends to wear the watch with either an orange or 6 stripe rainbow polyamide NATO strap when wearing it daily. Sandra has publicly stated that she intends to bring both with her on her next lunar mission, and wore the newer of the two watches during her spacewalks on STS-250.
-*'''Spaceflights/missions''': [[Phoenix 9]], [[STS-217]], [[STS-250]]
+*'''Spaceflights/missions''': [[Phoenix 9]], [[STS-217]], [[STS-250]], [[Pegasus 1]], [[Phoenix 53]]
 *'''History''':

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 ** One pair of welding goggles modified to be sunglasses with a HUD inside of the lenses. Goggles are the type with two round lenses, as opposed to a single square pane of glass.
 ** Roll-up solar panel/charger
-** Treasured book from mother about a rare lost item.
+** Treasured book from mother about a rare lost item
 ** 1 bottle of a rare alcoholic drink
 ** 1 change of clothes (no shoes)

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 ** One pair of welding goggles modified to be sunglasses with a HUD inside of the lenses. Goggles are the type with two round lenses, as opposed to a single square pane of glass.
 ** Roll-up solar panel/charger
-** Treasured book from mother about item central to plot.
+** Treasured book from mother about a rare lost item.
 ** 1 bottle of a rare alcoholic drink
 ** 1 change of clothes (no shoes)

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 *'''Species''': Melanistic black-backed jackal
 *'''Stats''': <!--Eight inches long, canid shape with knot.-->
-*'''Parents''':
+*'''Parents''': Julia Harris, Thomas Harris
 *'''Related to''': Sandra Harris (twin)
 *'''Spouses/romantic interests''':

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 *'''Stats''': <!--Eight inches long, canid shape with knot.-->
 *'''Parents''':
-*'''Related to''':
+*'''Related to''': Sandra Harris (twin)
 *'''Spouses/romantic interests''':
 *'''Items''':

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 *'''Species''': Red fox
 *'''Stats''': 5'8", 137 lbs, green eyes. Possibly missing a small notch from one ear following a bad deal she failed to complete.
-*'''Clothing''': Blue jeans, black combat boots, white t-shirt, torn black leather jacket with a VERY faded logo for an old Earth space program on the back.
+*'''Clothing''': Blue jeans, black combat boots, white t-shirt, torn black leather jacket with a VERY faded logo of an old Earth space program on the back.
 *'''Items''': Brown leather holster, 2 year old laser pistol or plasma pistol plus battery pack for the above. Carries a beaten up rucksack or backpack containing her worldly goods.
 *'''Backpack contents'''

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 ** 1 bottle of water (1 liter)
 ** 1 30 minute air bottle with mask.
 *'''Universe of origin''': ????
 *'''History (Revised for forum RP)''': Only child raised by her mother. Dad's rarely mentioned and Mom insinuates (read: ''adamantly maintains'') he's dead and spaced. No proof of it, though. Regardless, Bonnie has grown up in the light of the renaissance of renewed interest in Earth on Goldfern Station, brought up by a mother who worked far too hard for far too little money, but who genuinely loved her and filled her with wonderful stories of adventure, space and wonder for the "Pale Blue Dot". Tales of great explorers, the heady early days of space travel, the men and women who fought to break out of gravity wells to visit worlds in the same system. Tales of outlaws, as well: her namesake, Bonnie Parker, of pirates and Capone... of their fates and of the music and culture of a place lost to time and space. Filled with dreams, she fought hard to get her captain's license... only to discover that dreams have prices... as well as interest rates and late fees. Striking out on her own and saddled with a few old debts but no ship to pay them, she takes out one last loan: to buy a ticket to another star, another world. One where a ship awaits, she hopes, along with jobs, wealth and maybe, just maybe... Earth and eternal glory.

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 *'''Abilities''':
 ** Gregory is always able to pull a refrigerated 355 ml (12 fl oz) or half-liter glass bottle of [[Wikipedia:Fresca#Versions|Fresca]] soda from Mexico out of thin air at will. The bottle is constantly full, and drinking from it doesn't reduce the amount in the bottle. Pouring it fills a glass up to the amount that the bottle actually contains and empties the bottle in the process, at which point it becomes full again when done pouring as though nothing was drained from it. Anyone other than Greg or another ghost is apparently unable to do this with the bottle. (You can't fill a swimming pool up this way, in other words.)
-** Greg is able to pull a gilded metal key from his pocket at will, which he can use to produce a door out of thin air. When used, it is manifested as Greg inserting the key into the air, at which point it disappears as though inserted into an invisible lock. At this  point, Greg can push open a door in the air, which is apparently made out of Lucite or acrylic. Greg (and by extension anyone else) can then step through the door to the location connected to the door, which can either be freestanding on the other end or an actual door. The chosen location can be to anywhere in the universe (for example, a door leading from an alley to a location across a city) or to a location in another plane of existence (for example, from an alley in a city in the Caribbean to a recreation of a bar in the afterlife). In this way, the door acts as a wormhole similar to the doors from the Pixar film ''[[Wikipedia:Monsters, Inc.|Monsters, Inc.]]''. Anyone viewing these doors from the side would see the location of the door as an incredibly thin line of smoky, solid air, and viewed from the rear, the area where the door is would appear as a square as a similar smoky, solid are of air that can be stepped through with no ill effect other than a sensation best describe as having stepped through a cold air curtain.
+** Greg is able to pull a gilded metal key from his pocket at will, which he can use to produce a door out of thin air. When used, it is manifested as Greg inserting the key into the air, at which point it disappears as though inserted into an invisible lock. At this  point, Greg can push open a door in the air, which is apparently made out of Lucite or acrylic. Greg (and by extension anyone else) can then step through the door to the location connected to the door, which can either be freestanding on the other end or an actual door. The chosen location can be to anywhere in the universe (for example, a door leading from an alley to a location across a city) or to a location in another plane of existence (for example, from an alley in a city in the Caribbean to a recreation of a bar in the afterlife). In this way, the door acts as a wormhole similar to the doors from the Pixar film ''[[Wikipedia:Monsters, Inc.|Monsters, Inc.]]''. Anyone viewing these doors from the side would see the location of the door as an incredibly thin line of smoky, solid air, and viewed from the rear, the area where the door is would appear as a square of a similar smoky, solid area of air that can be stepped through with no ill effect other than a sensation best describe as having stepped through a cold air curtain.
 *'''Afterlife description''':
 *'''History''':