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[medicine-bird.livejournal.com]

Having comandeered a booth with a good-sized table, Jean has proceeded to roll out a trio of posterboard-sized sheets of plastic transparancy across it. "Family Tree" has been written across the top of one in black marker.

Her actual family tree in her universe follows below, with the names "Scott" and "Logan" circled beside her name. Logan's features a few question marks inside his circle.

The other sheets get different colours, red marker for one, and green for the other.

On these, she's got the names 'Nathan' and 'Rachel' written, her name, Scott's, a bubble labled 'Clone?' and a plethora of different connecting lines.

She's now attempting different ways of getting things to line up.

Have even the slightest contact with the Summers clan, it seems, and you're in for a headache trying to understand it no matter what reality you're from.

Jean looks determined to try, however.

[OOC: The mun's got to take her kittybeasts to the vet, so I may be unable to continue. Thanks muchly!]

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[sto-helit.livejournal.com]

Susan smiles back at that, notices the chart. "They're the best from Ankh-Morpork--the biggest city in my homeworld. Why was your brain about to fall apart?"

[medicine-bird.livejournal.com]

"Well, I'm trying to calculate my family tree across three separate alternate dimensions," Jean explains with a crooked smile, brief but really not needing to say more than that.

She nibbles at the chocolate, eyes flickering shut in transitory contentment.

[sto-helit.livejournal.com]

She winces sympathetically, nodding. "If it makes you feel any better, my grandfather is the incarnation of Death on my world..."

[medicine-bird.livejournal.com]

"That... could make for some interesting conversations at family gatherings," Jean admits, before an ealier comment lights a small bulb above her head. Metaphorically.

"You said Ankh-Morpork, so that would be the Discworld. So your grandfather is the incarnation of Death that TALKS LIKE THIS?"

Somehow, perhaps through the miracles of telepathy, Jean manages to speak in capital letters without shouting. There's an impression anyways.

[sto-helit.livejournal.com]

Susan raises her eyebrows, highly impressed. "That's him. I heard there were other Deaths in the bar, but..."

[medicine-bird.livejournal.com]

"I'd say that your grandfather is probably one of the more memorable. Besides the Endless version," Jean admits with a smile. "She's definitely figured out contemporary style."