| Charles Dickens’ Desk | |
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Origin |
Charles Dickens |
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Type |
Desk |
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Effects |
Lets any story come true |
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Downsides |
People created can become a nuisance |
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Activation |
Sitting and writing on it |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 12 |
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Section |
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Aisle |
731185-6814 |
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Shelf |
48572-6873-468 |
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Date of Collection |
March 3, 1882 |
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Origin[]
Charles Dickens is one of the most famous authors in the world, writing stories such as “Oliver Twist”, “Great Expectations”, “A Christmas Carol” and “A Tale of Two Cities”. His stories are well read today due to their famed characters, social commentary and literary skill. Many of his works came out in serial installments to build anticipation and to tweak the plot along the way.
Effects[]
Any story the user speaks will suddenly come into existence. Elements of fiction and the appearance of new people and locations are nothing creatively. The more detailed the speaker is, the more realistic their plot devices will become. People created can sometimes become mischievous or greedy sorts and will cause trouble for the user. To get rid of them, the user simply has to add more to their story. Or, they can record their description of the character and simply delete it and the person.
Trivia[]
Inspired the Twilight Zone episodes A World of His Own and Cold Reading.