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<div class="rainbow-border-img">[[File:November-Frost-Text-Border.png|600px]]
 
<div class="title-text">Knowing November</div>
 
<div class="disclosure">(Disclosure: November is a player-alt of Annapurna, the game owner.)</div>
 
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<div class="section-text">General</div>
 
 
<div class="my-body">If you played on The Reach MUX, yes, this is the same November.  Older, more powerful and hopefully wiser!  Everything that happened on TR is counted as part of her backstory.
 
 
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<div class="section-text">A Mortal's View</div>
 
 
<div class="my-body">To the mortals of the world, November is an eccentric blend of wealth, privilege and peculiarity.
 
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* '''[[Ninth Spectrum Paintball]]''' (NSP) - The second of its name, NSP was opened in late August 2015, bringing friendly violence and mischief to the side of Flat Top Hill out on the southeastern border of Fort Brunsett. The original NSP is located in Aleswich, ME and is operated by a manager. 
 
: Also located in Aleswich, Maine, while she no longer holds majority shares in the business, she retains a financial interest in and responsibility for the cliffside Regius Procella resort hotel and its five-star restaurant dining.
 
* '''[[Rising Sun Tourneys]]''' (RST) - Opened in mid-October 2017, the perpetual jousting tourney serves as a place for roleplay, fun with costumes and well-researched period foods, as well as the ever so convenient side effect of providing local Changelings with a mundane reason for learning how to wield swords and shields and weaponry which won't break deeper inside the Hedge...  It has stable space for mounts, and if not all of those mounts are necessarily horses, well.  She'll look the other way.
 
* '''[[The Light Museum]]''' (TLM) - Shhhh.  This is a sneaky secret.  Nobody ICly knows that November is the one who created this museum; she had it built and designed by an alias, Alis Rodriguez, an Albanian/Hispanic Manymask.  Opened in September of 2019, the museum teaches visitors about many, many forms of light, both naturally occurring and human-made.
 
 
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* Storyteller - November can often be found in parks, at hospitals, at bookstores, or simply wandering the streets, telling tales ancient, modern or invented on the spot.  She is often hired for children's parties to play the role of faerie queen or godmother.
 
* Librarian - She is trained in library sciences, and has a great thirst for the written word, whether fact or fiction.
 
* Musician - While she doesn't have a regular gig, she floats about from temporary group to temporary group, serving as drummer, vocalist, guitar or backup dancer as need be.  If you like making music, good!  So does she!
 
 
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<div class="section-text">Through Faerie's Eyes</div>
 
<div class="my-body">Changeling, and utterly unashamedly so, the rainbow has embraced the world of faerie and all it has to offer.  Would you like to be one?  There are plenty of Fae out there who would be pleased to broker deals...
 
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| style="vertical-align:top;" | <div class="disclosure">It's amazing how a little tomorrow can make up for a whole lot of yesterday.<br> &ndash;  John Guare</div>
 
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<div class="disclosure">[Librarians] are subversive. You think they're just sitting there at the desk, all quiet and everything. They're like plotting the revolution, man. I wouldn't mess with them.<br> &ndash; Michael Moore</div>
 
 
 
 
 
 
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