Baby Lady & Her Baby

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'''The Baby''' is the apparent child of the Baby Lady, but after giving the Baby Lady what she wants, it is revealed that she may not be this baby's mother.
'''The Baby''' is the apparent child of the Baby Lady, but after giving the Baby Lady what she wants, it is revealed that she may not be this baby's mother.

Revision as of 13:00, 8 April 2006

The Baby Lady

Amazing 16-color graphics!
"Show me you're a real man, Rather Dashing."

The Baby Lady is first seen in Peasant's Quest Preview. She sits there rocking in her chair with her baby as the camera zooms in on her. In the actual game, Peasant's Quest, you can find her in a hut; she tells you that something odd is in one of the bushes out side and she tells you that her husband was crushed by Trogdor (which is a reference to TROGDOR! the game). She asks you to get her insurance riches back from Jhonka. In the movie trailer she is played by Jackie Chapman, Matt's wife.

The Baby

File:babeh.PNG
So much potential...
"Throw baby!!!"

The Baby is the apparent child of the Baby Lady, but after giving the Baby Lady what she wants, it is revealed that she may not be this baby's mother.

Rather Dashing acquires this baby and becomes his "father", using the child to accomplish his quest. It will live with being thrown into a lake, lowered into a well, and handed over to a pill-forcing stranger, but once it gets shoved into a cottage, The Baby takes off. When he grows up he becomes valedictorian of his class at Scalding Lake University and lands a job at Thatch-Pro: "building better cottages for a better tomorrow". He later develops a mead problem, blames Rather Dashing for never being there for him, and eventually stops writing.


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