I never knew my great-grandparents, and by the time I was 4 or 5 I only had one living grandparent. I know we have a few three generation pictures, and I'm sure there's a four generation one with my niece and my grandmother on the ends of it somewhere, but I was probably away at college at the time so I'm not part of any of those. We're back down to three generations now, and my niece had best not be adding a fourth any time soon.

Aims, you ain't evil. You're trouble, same as Juliana.

PS, Steph, I'm glad that's all that is, but MAN, SUCK!

Hec, you're right. I do love the cheery goodness.

Or, alternately, by Sir Ian McKellen.

Y'know, even as I wrote it, I knew it was somehow wrong. Oh well.

Hmm. Myself, I can see saying "Don't swear in front of Clovis!" Because while my visions of the devil-bunny certainly include pulling on zombie-army-destroying mind-control laser control levers, the language he employs while doing so would never cause the MPAA even the slightest twitch.

I'm fairly certain this says more about me than about Clovis. But one can never be sure.

Karl!!! {{{}}}

So good to see you!

Hallo, lovely Empress. You did good with the dress.

Thanks! :)

Maybe so, Karl, but I still think you're right. Clovis has no need of potty mouth.

Fay's got a dark side. Not as dark as Ple's because when you put a black hole next to Ple it looks like navy blue. Of course, Ple also has a very tender side too. Very emo. She has a surprising well of love for characters who have a decenct, blunt cheery goodness.

All true. Plus, you can tell just by looking at the pictures, that Lily siphoned off a good bit of Plei's eviltude.

Jilli, don't worry. I will send you a (onyx handled) clicky fire stick, and you can just show them who is evil.

Karl is right; Clovis is very well spoken. Just like many evil masterminds.

Cindy, sending Jilli firesticks may result in uncontrolled displays of pyrotechnics. In the kitchen. This is not good.