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:''"She iz zo sharp... zo '''dangerous''', like a pudding bag full of '''knives'''! '''GROWL!'''" |
:''"She iz zo sharp... zo '''dangerous''', like a pudding bag full of '''knives'''! '''GROWL!'''" |
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::-- ''{{GG_link|20031105|Andre explains de vays of luff.}}'' |
::-- ''{{GG_link|20031105|Andre explains de vays of luff.}}'' |
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| + | '''André''' is a low-ranking [[Jägermonster]] aboard [[Castle Wulfenbach]]. |
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| − | '''André''' is a low-ranking [[Jägermonster]] aboard [[Castle Wulfenbach]]. In the novel he is named Minsk<ref>page 141 4§ up form the end of the page.</ref> We see him briefly {{GG_link|20031103|here}}, where he's escorting a bewildered [[Agatha Heterodyne]] back to the [[dormitory]] after her visit with [[General Khrizhan|Khrizhan]] and the other Jäger Generals. André has a completely inexplicable (to most humans) crush on [[Von Pinn]], and is convinced that she returns his affections because of the way she's savaged him several times without ever ''quite'' killing him. This has gone on long enough that long-term Castle residents {{GG_link|20031110|respond to the screams and crashing}} with a dismissive "Must be André." |
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| + | We see him briefly {{GG_link|20031103|here}}, where he's escorting a bewildered [[Agatha Heterodyne]] back to the [[dormitory]] after her visit with [[General Khrizhan|Khrizhan]] and the other Jäger Generals. |
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| + | André has a completely inexplicable (to most humans) crush on [[Von Pinn]], and is convinced that she returns his affections because of the way she's savaged him several times without ever ''quite'' killing him. |
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| + | This has gone on long enough that long-term Castle residents {{GG_link|20031110|respond to the screams and crashing}} with a dismissive "Must be André." |
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==The Novel== |
==The Novel== |
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| − | In ''[[Agatha H. and the Airship City]]'' this Jäger is named '''Minsc'''. |
+ | In ''[[Agatha H. and the Airship City]]'' this Jäger is named '''Minsc'''.<ref>Page 141 4§ up from the end of the page.</ref> |
| + | See also [[Minsk]]. |
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Latest revision as of 22:32, 3 July 2020
This article is about the Jägermonster. For other uses, see André (disambiguation).
- "She iz zo sharp... zo dangerous, like a pudding bag full of knives! GROWL!"
André is a low-ranking Jägermonster aboard Castle Wulfenbach. We see him briefly here ✣ , where he's escorting a bewildered Agatha Heterodyne back to the dormitory after her visit with Khrizhan and the other Jäger Generals. André has a completely inexplicable (to most humans) crush on Von Pinn, and is convinced that she returns his affections because of the way she's savaged him several times without ever quite killing him. This has gone on long enough that long-term Castle residents respond to the screams and crashing ✣ with a dismissive "Must be André."
The Novel[]
In Agatha H. and the Airship City this Jäger is named Minsc.[1] See also Minsk.
References
- ↑ Page 141 4§ up from the end of the page.