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Unused super smash bros characters

the characters are unused such as kirby, camilla, elise, mega man and zero.

### leongar

leon wants to defend sarah, rebecca, secre, boa, astrid and victoria from the heroes.

### fecto elfilis

fecto elfilis does not appear in the steam workshop.

## star fox

### andross

andross wants to defend his wife sarah from the heroes.

### monarch dodora

monarch dodora is the redeco of cosmic dodora. he is unused in the story.

### cosmic dodora

cosmic dodora is the redeco of monarch dodora. he is unused in the story.

## metroid

### raven beak

raven beak wants to defend secre swallowtail from the autobots.

## fire emblem

### tharja

tharja is better than the dreads and the zombies. the techno league chooses an original 3d model of tharja.

### sakura

sakura is in fire emblem heroes. she is counting on the techno league.

### elise

elise was designed as a prototype. aquaslash thinks that her skin was wrong. it is because of skin copyright.

## xenoblade chronicles

### shulk

sperrical tells shulk that he has the wrong skin.

## mega man

### mega man

mega man has models from super smash bros for wii u and mega man 11. his skin is wrong.
Thames Hargood

## Disambiguation

Thames Hargood is one of the 16, embodying the "Mind" of God trait.

## Summary

Thames Hargood is a lanky 27 year old who is kind of a drifter who lives in Seattle, mostly keeping to himself and not having many friends. Throughout his adolescence, he discovers he has an incredible ability to understand things in a way most people couldn't, so much that it surprises even him. As he ages, he finds he can--at least as far as he believes--*understand everything,* simply by looking at it. At a party with a someone he knows, he finds he can use his ability to understand the female [words have been omitted for reasons] and consequently murders a female at the party by overstimulating her during [words omitted].

After this, he goes on a trail of serial murders killing women for sport, until he gets on the radar of the FBI, who employs an undercover agent acting to track him. Meanwhile, a journalist that is just getting well established in the industry, Haley asks and is granted to be put on the case of Thames Hargood.

She interviews him, and almost becomes seduced herself, due to Thames' all comprehensive knowledge. The story mostly follows Haley's trail of Thames as well as glimpsing the authories' work at tracking him and ends with Haley outsmarting him. It also turns out that Thames is the son of Rachel Hargood, the miracle patient of Thomas Manns as described in *Hand.*
Characters in "Heart"

Stacey Monners

Eliza Monners (mom)

Dan Monners (dad)

Sparkles (cat)

Cole Monners (older brother)

Eli Laffe

Mayson Wheeler

Brendon (other friend of syl)

Sylvester (Syl) Ricci

James Shumaker

Alexis (James' girlfriend)

Willy (Will) Tennison Jr.

Jon Smith

Rose Sanchez

Jacob Rogers - Counselor

Claudia - Stacey's Friend at home

Alaina Michaels - Indian cheerleader friend of Shiloh

Shiloh Reeves - cheerleader whose dog Stacey healed

Henry - Bf of girl who had her dog healed by Stacey, son of main donor

Jason Szhechenski - lineman who flirts with Shiloh

Svena Romonov - Stacey's roommate

CorryAnne Ryder - Person who drives Stacey to dorm a few times from coffee shop

Benny Ryder - CoryAnnes brother, nerd, chess club etc. who starts looking into Rose etc.
Easy Way to Categorize this Wiki

Hello, if you're new to the Face of God, it can be confusing! As of December 2022, no books have been published. So, here is list of pages on this Wiki. I sorted them so that they're grouped with the main story points.

-Darius Drake, author of the Face of God Story

## Character Stories

The Face of God Saga is basically a fantasy superhero story that quickly turns into sci-fi. It has a lot of crime and American politics elements, especially in the books about the main characters. Right now, here are the books planned to be written about the main characters that begin the story. None of the books are finished, and none are even part way done; only Heart is somewhat fleshed out. This is just a framework.

Stacey Monners

Heart

Heart's Hand

Heart of Hearts

Eli Laffe

Day

Thomas Manns

Hand

Thames Hargood (Page about his story, there's no page about his book)

Nathaniel Moore

Arm

Amy Moore

Gems

The Gems Bust (This is a payoff in the plot. The story hasn't been expanded beyond this.)

The Gems Radiation Disaster

The Under the Table Dynasty

## The God Saga

After the 16 metahumans defeat the non sentient forces that are the Silent, they transcend their own humanity and become gods. Every human who is alive also becomes a god, and they are able to leave earth and populate the cosmos. This leads to a utopia; however, trouble still brews, because the greatest villain, the Dreamers, exist is a separate universe and control what happens beyond the 16's control. In fact, chronologically every book in the "Character Stories" section occurs after the God Saga. This is because the human characters in the FoG are in a time cycle that repeats over and over--a cycle that's initiated after the God Saga occurs. Initially this cycle is caused by the Dreamers, the parauniversal gods. But then one of the main characters, Stacey Monners, along with others, aims to continue the cycle of history in an effort to undo what happened to her earth friend Rose. This leads to a civil war among the 16 cities, and the result eventually leads to the discovery of the Final Understanding (see page). To put it simply, the 16 learn that they must mesh with the 16 Silent, instead of defeat them, so they can escape the universal loop started by the Dreamers, hence releasing the unknown 17th dimension of existence.
Sara Selfie (Gems)

## Disambiguation

Sara Selfie, whose birth name is Висеня Голубев (Visenya Golubev), is the second main character in *Gems,* acting as Kaycey's right hand woman.

## Naming Convention

Her entertainment name, Sara Selfie, is simply an easy to remember name that involves the word "selfie."

## Background

Sara went to a prominent college in Moscow for Art a few years before she began her career in the porn industry. She started doing it on the side for a few extra bucks, but found a passion in it, using her eye for aesthetics are art to edit and design the setting for her videos.
Costumes and Clothing Design in the FOG (Character Design)

## Intro

This page is meant to give a categorized breakdown of the outfit design and aesthetic in the stories within the Face Of God. As with many fantasy worlds, there is a design aesthetic traced through the stories. For FOG, it based in the time period and story design.

## The Stacey Monners Trilogy, Day, Thomas, and Other American Based Stories

All the stories based in the United States have clothing that would be seen in 21st century American life; The Stacey Monners Trilogy books take place about 2019 through 2023, while Eli's book *Day* takes place in 2017. Thomas' story *Hand* takes place in the 1970's so the clothing will be a little different.

## The Under the Table Dynasty

Although it takes place in 21st century America, this book has a specific aesthetic that is portrayed in the story. The Sanderson's are mafia, but also businesspeople, and they dress classy especially when they go out. Bo often wears suits and ties, Eagle does the same but will probably dress more colorfully. The clothing design uses the character's choice as a standard unless certain story beats need to be met. For example, if there is a story peak event coming up, the characters' clothing may mirror each other to create a certain feel; most visual media does this and my book is no different, even though it's a written novel.

It's possible that the story beats in the UTTD might manifest in a southern gothic feel, giving dark, historical clothing to characters. For example, say the characters have to meet in a church to do something. They may wear gothic like clothing during this time.
Stacey's Turn

*This page is labeled with the [Possible] descriptor. As with any page labeled with this tag, the concepts presented here are ideas that are not currently in the FOG universe, but may be added later.*

When Stacey finds out what happened to Rose, she works directly against the government and everyone else. So this is a bit of a problem, because it puts a spin on the whole "plan."

The plan is Eli's "plan." The word plan is used loosely in a humorous manner because he probably won't have a plan in the canon. That's not really Eli's role, simply because it hands him too much power as a single individual and paints the 16 as the Avengers. The plan will be the greater purpose, not really held by one individual. But regardless, the whole idea of the Stacey's Turn concept is that Stacey actually doesn't come back around. She becomes an anti-hero, a bad guy, with the voice of the story justifying this action because people in the world just aren't good.

Inevitably, this hands her too much power. Even though this makes an interesting story turn, because the whole idea of the 16 working together is fully apparent and engrained into the reader at this point, it presents a dilemma that the author doesn't have a way to work out.

Suppose that Stacey uses her ability full force to make the world she wants. That would be a problem.
Second Dream (Heart)

## Summary

After the half way point in the story, Stacey has a second dream. Her first dream, introducing the "prune faced man," and the "prune faced lord" introduced the Silent, personalized as strange demon like creatures. Her second dream continues from this, giving more depth to this subtle undercurrent in the story that hints at the coming of the Silent.

Stacey wakes up and feels around her--she's surrounded by watermelons. Apparently, she appeared in a watermelon cart. She pushes off one and light comes, though, orange and yellow, and a musty smell that smells like someone put a piece of chocolate in the microwave and warmed it up too long. Several eyes trace her as she climbs out of the watermelons and she finds herself in the center of a market. Some of the demon creatures talk to her angrily in English, but a short prune faced man with a long robe and dunce-like cap comes up and calms them and introduces himself. He says that the prune faced lord told him about her. "Come, I am your guide." Stacey obediently follows, already knowing how this goes.

He shows her various statues, marketplaces, stadiums, works of art, as if this is all totally par for the course; as if Stacey came here just for this--and just as she thinks in her head that she's here to learn more, the prune faced prophet says, "and oh you're here to learn about your ability and the world. The world is not as it seems. Things are changing." Just then the first prune faced man appears and they walk down a long road that goes downhill to a castle of sorts, and down below are the many creatures she saw from the first dream that were worshipping an enormous statue. They were here, again, with the statue in front of them still.

The prune faced prophet explains what they're doing and Stacey asks why. He says because there is a new ruler of earth. Stacey doesn't know why but at that moment she runs away into a forest, where plants and trees are moving like they are alive. At this point, a nymph comes that she saw in one of her daydream visions and combs a way through the forest, bidding her to follow. Behind them the prune faced creatures are following. The nymph is caught and is beheaded right before Stacey's eyes, and Stacey runs through the forest coming into a cave, like in her first dream. It's dark and wet, and she hears dripping, until she comes to a firelight, following it until she comes to a circle of the prune faced creatures standing around something burning in the fire. Then she wakes up.

The dream's meaning is to restate the fact of the Silent coming to earth as well as the trickery of the prune faces. The fire at the end and it's meaning will be explained later.
James Gives a Bigger Bribe to Willy Jr.

## Summary

Directly after Willy talks with his friends, James is waiting outside his dorm to talk to him, and offers him an even bigger bribe to keep up conversation with Stacey. In response to asking why this is, James says, "We need you to bear down and know as much about her as possible. Don't tell anyone about this again," referring to the conversation he just had..

James is told that Daayon and the other friend are questioned, but they are captured and killed.

Willy asks why doesn't the government just arrest and interrogate her. He says they can't arrest her because there are no charges (bad for public perception), and if they take her aside and ask her questions she will either become suspicious and find out what happened with Rose, or be reinvigorated by the fact that Rose's case is being investigated and maybe encouraged to explore her abilities. After commenting that the whole thing is twisted, Willy says, why didn't they just come to Stacey straight out before killing Rose and make an arrangement so she could be an asset to the government as opposed to trying to stifle her. James doesn't know, but assumes the obvious that the US can't take any chances with powers greater than they.
Eli's Sacrifice

[Possible]

## Background

This is an idea for something Eli and Stacey do near the end of the War of Silence. Stacey and Eli's relationship is best described like an uncle, niece relationship. Eli is to thank for helping Stacey out of her depression and Stacey is to thank for being a spark of light when Eli was going through divorce. To Stacey, a true friend is someone who is willing to sacrifice theirself for someone else. Idealistically, this means death for her, but she's unsure if she'd ever do this. To Eli, a friend is someone who he can be competitive with and sometimes be an smart alec to; Stacey helps him process some of his emotions when he's going through his divorce, even though he doesn't see the value of this until quite a bit later. Through his own logical conclusion, he realizes that although Stacey confuses him immensely at times, she sees things in a way that have helped him be more human overall.

It turns out that the reason Eli helps Stacey is because his mistake caused his daughter to be raped in Day.

## The Event

There comes a time when Eli is bloody as well as Stacey, but Stacey is in a place where she is hiding from everything. Eli comes to the logical conclusion that they need Stacey to act and he sacrifices himself for her life. The key aspect of this is the conversation between them, the dialogue, as opposed to the event itself. It is meant to be a culmination of their relationship to this point. Here is the event:

Stacey is sitting in a life sphere, surrounding herself with an invisible bubble that can't be penetrated by anything that causes death in any way. She's been here for a while, hiding from things. Even around her, her house is breaking down, because the city has fallen into a state of madness--imagine the 2020 riots, but with people being completely hopeless. Stacey is also battered a bit, and this is why she is hiding. A bloody Eli talks with her, as the Silent of death stands over them (invisible).

Stacey's lip trembles and she's looking down. Finally she looks up.

"I think we can--if I, or you I mean go back and I come with you and I put life around everything. Maybe."

Eli looks intently at her. "Stacey, Stacey, look. Stacey. Stacey!" He yells.

She looks up with delirious eyes, "Thank you for being yourself. It requires a sacrifice," He adds afterward. "I need you to live."

"Did you hear my plan, it will work," Stacey said barely forming words.

Eli looks at her with watering eyes. "There's. No. Time," he says hoarsely. He accepts his fate, and a dark veil comes down and chops off his lower body. Stacey cries.
More about Agent Stanley and Tobey

Agent Stanley is the FBI agent assigned to work with Tobey to gather information about Stacey. Tobey's job is to get a blood sample from Stacey, and also to spy on her. Stanley's job is to oversee the initiative meant to depress Stacey and supress her powers.

Stanley knows that the initiative is mostly a joke position. He was assigned to it because he failed somehow in his agency. Other more reputable agents have been assigned to similar cases surrounding the other 16. However, Tobey thinks he is a top mark recruit that was selected for the most important mission; however he learns later that the whole initiative is a bit of a joke one. Stanley is a disgraced agent, basically, and the reader should empathize with him.

He doesn't have any ambitions of redeeming himself or anything like that, he's just doing the job he can get. Later in the story, he has a chance to redeem himself by using his position to do something (basically, I'm not sure yet).

The sheriff of the city where Stacey goes to school also has a problem. He detains Tobey for probable cause of spying on Stacey, because he wasn't informed of the FBI's mission in the area since they're trying to keep things secret. Tobey ends up telling Willy Jr. about the entire plan of the initiative--to depress Stacey--and this causes the whole initiative to be restructured. Also, if word of that gets out, there will be major issues with the public, causing Stanley to be in a hard place: should he report what happened to the FBI? If he does, Willy may be interrogated, put under house arrest, put in prison or killed. If he doesn't, his job is in jeopardy. He will be fired.
Tennison Talks to Friends about Contact (Heart)

## Summary

Willy Tennison is a troubled soul. His father is estranged from him, and is a US Navy corporal. After readers are introduced to James Shumaker, the green FBI intern who is tasked with getting a blood sample from Stacey, Willy talks with two of his college buds over some bud lights about what he's doing with the feds: he has been personally asked to get information from Stacey. The Navy officials did this directly to spite Tennison's father, Will Sr., because he refused to work with them to initiate "Project Nullify," which was a project with the goal of causing depression in Stacey so she wouldn't ever explore her powers (the method they did this was by killing Rose). Another part of this project was to get a blood sample and spy on Stacey, which Will Sr. was against, and he refused to work on the project.

Willy Jr. tells his two friends in his dorm basement that he's working for the feds and got close to Stacey already, and one of his friends questions him, because he didn't know the government was involved. They ask about the legality of it as they play games over conversation that gets into Willy's history with his father. One of his friends, Daayon, also asks if what he's doing is wrong; it seems wrong, he thinks, particularly because Stacey knows nothing about this.
Haley-Bopp Comet

The Haley-Bopp Comet in *The Face of God* universe is identical to the comet of the same name in real life. The relevance is that every occurrence of the comet brings about an event relating to the overall narrative of the series.

In 1986, Thomas Manns discovered his abilities.

In the year that Mark Twain died, the Silent come to earth.

In 20XX the War of Silence begins.

After the war of Silence is over and the 16 become rulers in space, they each rule in their own ways, neither being "right" or wrong, but each looking different. Halley's comet passes again and they begin an expedition to go out in the far reaches of space.
Prequel to Heart (Book)(Possible)

## Description

The prequel to the book Heart is a possible story that would show the dynamic between Stacey and Rose the summer before they start college.

It would also show the events leading up to Stanley taking the babysitter case.

The book could replace the need to have flashbacks, or fewer flashbacks in Heart.

## Plot

Currently the plot is very basic. The story revolves around a road trip that Claudia, Rose, Stacey, Miguel and maybe others go on. The focus of the tension involves Stacey telling Rose that she has feelings for her, as well as a frenemy type dynamic between either Rose and Claudia or Claudia and Rose.

Rose presumably has a long distance relationship with a boy. Even though Stacey tells Rose how she feels at the beginning, the plot would somehow explore what results from that action.

The genre would be more comedy than Heart, and explore things like Claudia's backstory and why she is a vegan, have a scene at Pate and Poblano's, and show initial flirtations of Stacey and Miguel.

Something that is still up in the air about Stacey a arc in both books is how her love life etc. truly works, as she is suggested to have feelings for Rose, yet is attracted to Miguel. A suggestion was that she is bisexual or is questioning her sexuality. The problem with this is that it dissipates the tension and the entire point of both books. An alternative way to look at it is that this issue is indeed the crux of Stacey's main problem--that she is trying to figure love out.

The book will also give a background for Stacey and Claudia's relationship, as they meet in this book, and presumably have a frenemy like relationship in Heart, in part because of their mutual attraction to Miguel.
What is the Face Of God?

The Face of God is an exploration of what humanity would become if they discovered they could achieve godhood. It starts from that discovery to their permeation into the universe, basically ending at the point that is essentially "the end."

Heart

Heart is a love letter to anyone going through a hard time

Day

Day is a hindsight view meant to suggest that keeping your relationships (romantic) is more important than anything else

Hand

Hand is an exploration of how absolute power could/would eliminate empathy and one's connection to their actual heart in regard to being moral towards everyone else

Mind

Mind is my excuse to write a no limits erotica. Also, an exploration of the meaning of morals when a cynical or existential view of the world is used (Thames' viewpoint), as well as how that connects to human ecstacy and experience to its utter extreme, and how that connects to the utter depths of human suffering--through Thames' viewpoint (he hasn't went though much suffering, which is why I say this).

Arm

Arm is an encouragement to be a father to those who don't have one

Feet

Feet is like Dr. Strange's story, meaning to show that your value is in your personhood, and your spirit, and that you can have meaning even when your best traits seem to die.
The Aggregate (Possible) (Organization)

## Disambiguation

The Aggregate, often called the Ag for documentation purposes, is the radical group that is often associated with the Catholic church in the Face of God Universe, but is not apart of it. This association is due to their relation to Día de los Muertos, "The Day of the Dead."

## Background

The Aggregate was formed in the early 19th century in regards to information about various phenomena that happened in and outside of religious circles; specifically, miracles were seen surrounding the dead, with an emphasis on focusing on irony between death and life.

A group naming itself the Aggregate consisted mainly of Catholic members and in the present focus on "transferring life to death." To connect to the Face of God lore, they are basically trying to keep the Silent of Death pure and balanced. How they do this is by identifying any people who are starting to, or will soon start to, manifest their innate ability (which is in every human per Face of God lore), and seek to make that person focus that innate ability on the "death" side rather than the "life" side, as each Face of God trait has two opposing values; in this case, it's the INFP--Stacey's trait--that represents Death and Life. Although the core of the INFP focused trait is a mercy-led idea for the universe (the "heart" or "soul" of God), it manifests in life and death, due to God's ideal image of the universe being to create, heal, and restore in the Face of God universe.

So in other words, when the Aggregate saw Stacey begin to manifest her powers, their goal was for her to use them to bring death rather than life, a la' Star Wars dark and light side mechanics. This organization has done this dozens of times--but in fact only dozens--because it's only in recent years that people have started manifesting the Face of God traits. The last time they did this, in fact, was when Stanley's girlfriend Aly was killed. The story makes it seem that the FBI was responsible, but in reality, Aly was killed in between a battle between a government agency and the Aggregate (so it was a mistake)... however, as a possible story thread may suggest, Aly isn't even dead but just went into hiding.

Regardless, Rose's family is apart of the Aggregate, and she is familiar with it, as she is in the Catholic church and her family traditionally celebrates Día de los Muertos. Her cousin Ray Rodriguez is apart of the Aggregate, and may have been (if the story stays as it is) responsible for helping to kill Rose *just* in order to lead Stacey to a path of revenge against the woman who was falsely framed to kill Rose.

## Possible World Building Applications

If you take this idea further, you could imagine that there is a religion or group for each of the 16 Meyers Briggs and Face of God traits.
Avalon High

Allie Pennington (Britt Robertson) is ecstatic when her parents tell her she now will be attending Avalon High until she graduates. She can finally join the track team, make new friends and be a normal high school student. But shortly after arriving, Allie discovers that something strange may be afoot. While researching a term paper on King Arthur's legacy, she begins to notice some interesting parallels between the past and the present, from handsome quarterback Will (Gregg Sulkin), his cheerleader girlfriend, Jen (Molly Quinn) and their best friend, Lance (Chris Tavarez), to Will's brooding stepbrother, Marco (Devon Graye), a quirky kid named Miles (Joey Pollari) and football players who act like knights of the Round Table. The deeper Allie searches, the more convinced she is that her school is a contemporary Camelot, and it's up to her to solve the mystery of Avalon High before notorious traitor Mordred wins again.
Other Organizations (Worldbuilding)

*Possible*

## Summary

Here are a few concepts for other organizations in the Face Of God Universe, with no attachment to a particular story.

### Insurance Agencies

With the advent of the 16 and the aura radiation event, some insurance companies may add more policies to cover disasters. Just as a name example, say "Protectorate Insurers" or "Patriot Insurance." This could be a branching story element to connect with the FBI and other units.

### Stories about Combative Units

Obviously more than just the FBI will be involved in the consequences of the Silent and 16. An idea for a story that focuses on a group of special agents similar to marines that go in an deal with big issues or help in "The Gems Bust" may be a good idea. The idea is to have more character building, not just a random group of agents.

### Agencies Specific to the 16

It's likely the governments would make a new division(s) to track and deal with the 16 and the Silent.

### Technology Built from the 16's Powers

Idea for an Elon Musk type that tries to use the powers to go to space in preparation of alien visitation.
Dynamics of Conflict in Heart (Possible)

## Breakdown

This concept is based around the plot thread that will include several key students hearing about the Rose coverup before it gets spread to campus, and put on billboards.

The idea is about their being a few groups who disagree about what to do about the "people with abilities" situation: The school board (The Headmaster, Mr. Sanderson, staff), the FBI in the field (Stanley and James), The corporate FBI (possible other character), and the school staff (John smith, coaches, teachers). Basically the school board wants to make it apparent that Rose was killed on purpose but not say anothing more to protect the school, whereas the corporate FBI wants none of that; the school staff wants the whole thing to come out, and the FBI in the field are at first with the FBI but side with the school staff. This creates three groups. The issue works from the bottom up: The son of Mr. Sanderson hears that Rose was killed on purpose and tells his girlfriend (cheerleader), who tells the squad, and others close. James hears this from Willy (willy is a friend of the Tennison son) and thus tells Stanley, who corroborates with the staff, which include John Smith, who tells Stacey, who tells Mayson, who's uncle is the Sheriff who informs the local police, and thus the news stations. By the time Robertson hears what happens through college telephone, the news is already reporting on "local student Rose Sanchez suspected murder in coverup," and so the staff hears the rest. The staff talk with the field FBI and corporate FBI on how to release a new news statement to try and reverse things.

## Characters Who Would Benefit from More Screen Time

*Author Notes:*

As of May 5th, 2023, *Heart* still has a ways to go. I plan for the book to include several other character dynamics and interactions besides those above. Some characters, like Claudia, I want to have a more important role but don't know what that would be yet. Other characters like Miguel or Svena might be twist characters. I also might flesh out the campus students, picking several to actually make into *characters*, rather than plot devices.

There are also character pairs that I want to flesh out more. Stacey and Claudia's dynamic is interesting in dialogue, as are Syl and Stacey. It would cool to have Mayson and Claudia meet because they are somewhat similar, and maybe Syl and Claudia, because Syl is like Stacey in many ways (introverted, sort of shy, considerate), so they could be good friends too.
The Two Sides of Characters in the FOG (Narrative)(Possible)

## Disambiguation

This page outlines a narrative idea regarding how there is a world-facing side or personality, and a deeper issue related to another aspect of a persons' personality. In this case, this concept is referring to how the Face of God story is written. It does not indicate an in-world law or rule, but rather it is used as a narrative tool to build the character arcs and plots.

## Basis

People are very diverse, each one having many even countless aspects to their personhood. Currently, each of the 16 is being developed under one of the 16 personality types according to the Meyers Briggs idea. Another idea is to make each of the main characters (or specifically the round, or complex, and dynamic, or changing ones) have a personality weakness that is not apparent at first, either in dialogue or the narrative.

Most books are in third person non-omniscient, and you can't know the characters' thoughts. The one exception to this is the concept to make the voice of each person-centric book represent the Meyers-Briggs type that is associated with that character. For example, even though *Heart* is not a first person point-of-view from Stacey, the book's voice starts out with a somber, explorative tone and changes to a more lighthearted, imaginative tone as she goes through counseling. So, the prose specifically (rather than the dialogue) is written in this voice. Author note: I don't know what the reason for this is, I just had the idea to do it.

The concept involves each main character having a trait that is counter to the face they present in public. This doesn't mean their public self is inauthentic, but that have a pain or weakness that they don't show others, and when they deal with it personally and alone, they show a side of their personality that the reader doesn't see at first.

Using Thomas as an example, who is very measured, even keeled, yet intelligent and grounded socially, making smart decisions to further his career and relationships. As a counter or weakness, he can be curious and chaotic, which is why he decides to upend the firm he works for later in the book. Stacey is soft-spoken, introverted, and open minded, but her home life, stress of school and life, and the death of her best friend are something she deals with in another way--perhaps in a focused, emotionally-detached, or manipulative way. This hidden weakness or nature is meant to counter-balance the innocence of certain characters and humanize them (specifically Stacey).

## Issues

One issue with this idea is that people are multi-faceted anyway, and looking at it in two sides like this is dehumanizing. The concept is meant to be a narrative tool. Not that these are the only parts of this character or equal, but that this is what the character has to deal with in their arc.
A Bug's Life

Journey inside the miniature world of bugs for bigger-than-life fun and adventure under every leaf. Embark on an incredible expedition with one little ant as he searches for a band of warriors to help him battle the grasshoppers who threaten his home. When he stumbles upon a bumbling troupe of circus bugs instead, their only hope for victory is the bond of friendship and the power of imagination.
Air man

### occupation

robot master of wind, defender, protector, guard, ruler of pokemon masters, commander, CEO of SFM nightmares

### class

robot master, protector, defender, guard, chaos class

### likes

garbage virus, protecting criminals, guarding criminals, defending criminals, zombie's rage

### dislikes

techno league being in source filmmaker, zombies killing villains

### goal

protect the criminals especialy cheryl, wipe out the techno league, conquer the universe, replace all pokemon (suceeded), Ensure that no pokemon will ever be with the trainers, Ensure that no techno league member will ever enter source filmmaker (failed/gave up), ensure that no disney character will ever enter his party, steal pokemon masters (suceeded), Lure the autobots to his SFM world and have them infected (succeeded for a while), make trainers illegal (suceeded), make autobots illegal (suceeded), kill rosa (suceeded), find viola (ongoing)

“*What wind blows you here?*”
―air man from mega man and bass cd data

air man is one of the robot masters in mega man 2. he is the main antagonist of SFM super smash bros saga. he is a guard. he is a commander who once ruled pokemon masters with a garbage virus.

## appearence

Air Man is a stout robot with a blue body, has red eyes at the level of his head and shoulders and has embeded an air fan in the center of the torso, his limbs are black and yellow, and his left arm is an arm cannon which he uses his Air Shooter.

## synopsis

### karen's true form origin

air man destroyed karen's shoes to unleash her true form.

### the intruder arrives with air man

air man and cheryl arrive at the entrance of their BLU base. he tells cyvery that cheryl is going to dominate him.

### tatsumaki vs nui aftermath

air man is upset because tatsumaki killed a villain while she is a zombie.

## gallery

air man in 8 bit styleair man in the team fortress worldair man with cheryl"she is gonna kick your ass!"SFM super smash bros saga- air man talentair man in the badlandsSFM super smash bros saga- administrator calls air manSFM super smash bros saga- air man said that no disney characters are allowed.SFM super smash bros saga- the intruder arrives with air manair man in the granary

## navagation

*idog*
idog clip

*furby*
thundercold

*wowwee*
lavynas

*lego mindstorms*
longfire

***dc universe***
raven
***super smash bros***
*kirby*
minny

*the legend of zelda*
link

*star fox*
james

*mega man*
Rico

*pac man*
Ms. Pac-Man

*street fighter*
Q

***project X zone all stars***
morrigan | nemesis

***criminals***
*team fortress crew*
pyro

*dreads*
candice

*zombies*
Rosalina
***cybertronians***
*autobots*
prowl

*decepticons*
mixmaster
Stacey Home for Christmas (Heart)

## Summary

Near the middle of *Heart,* the story slows down as Stacey comes home for Christmas break after her first year, while the book covers about 4 chapters here to contemplate the actions of the last year and the possible future of the book and saga as a whole in small and discreet ways, with the humble sentimental charm of Christmas time. The idea for the narrative is to insert a homely break as a "calm before the storm," while the reader learns about the subtleties of Stacey's family, homelife, and backstory, to offer a warm backdrop to the main thread of the plot.

It starts with Stacey coming home and stepping through mush of snow from one or two days before. We see conversation between her and each family member and her visiting a local shop to see the owner that she knows, and seeing the news with her family. She talks with Syl over Snapchat. Another night before Christmas sees a few family members coming over, another local friend coming over too, travelling in some backwoods, talking about Wendigos and other Michigan things as they walk, and talking about the events. It ends with Stacey contemplating about everything that's been happening, and with a third "weirdness" event, possibly another dream, to foreshadow later events.

## Story

She comes home to meet her two cats which were walking around the family room. Her uncle happens to be home and talks to her dad.

"Ah there she is, h.
The Harbinger Scale

## Disambiguation

The Harbinger Scale is a scale used to represent the danger of an individual in the Face of God Universe.

## Breakdown

The Harbinger scale has 21 stages used to record the "volatility or the immediate or eventual danger to another" of sentient beings known to exist. The two part description of the scale--to measure volatility *or* danger to others--shows how the scale takes one *of these two* variables into consideration when measuring an instance. So basically, if a being's volatility is thought to be more important than how dangerous it's manifested power is to others, the number will measure it's volatility; otherwise it will measure its "immediate or eventual danger."

As an example, imagine Amy Moore who brings good luck to people. She can't control this at least at the start of her story. The ability to control the "power" or not is measured as "volatility," and in this case would be a more important thing to measure than her "danger to others." Amy is measured at a 20 because she's can't control her ability at all. (Note: the measurement of 21 would mean a totally uncontrollable situation; Amy doesn't have this number because scientists aren't *100% sure* her power is uncontrollable).

Imagine another example, Stacey Monners. She has a lot of control of her ability/power (I'm going to use these interchangeably). Her ability is two-sided, as is in fact every one of the 16's powers, and she uses the other side in her story up until this point. Due to this, she is seen as a danger. Her measurement is recorded as a 16. Although she is very dangerous in theory, someone like Thomas Manns (18) causes more of a danger as seen by scientist.

Finally, imagine Eli. Near the beginning of his story he can't control when he sees visions. Later he can't control when he travels though time, but then he learns to control it. It's a close one, but "danger to others" is more important because scientists decide that the ramifications of his ability to *possibly* travel anywhere in time (even though he doesn't have a lot of control) is a stronger variable than his adeptness at controlling the ability. He measures at a 17.

## Other Opinions

Some scientists choose to factor another measurement into the rating; not a third variable, but a consideration. This being that sentient beings have a will. So some scientists use a person's historical record and current psychology to determine how dangerous a person might be. For example, Thomas would tend to be more dangerous than Stacey since Thomas is a criminal (when the plot is set in 2019). These edited measurements might set Stacey at 15 and Thomas at 19. Before Stacey shows any signs of aggression, she may be a 10.
Ray "Rodrigo" Rodriguez

## Disambiguation

Ray Rodriquez, or Ray "Rodrigo" as he's commonly called by, is a main character in "The Book About the Under the Table Dynasty," and is the much older brother of Miguel Rodriguez from *Heart,* and by extension, the cousin of Rose Sanchez.

## History

Ray Rodriguez was a police cadet in the San Francisco Police Department, later being promoted to chief. Throughout his life he advanced his career but chose a path that led him to doing bad things for money, eventually making him a criminal.

This common plot idea is made slightly different when you consider Ray's eventual decision to *leave* the police force honorably (by all appearances) and keep his criminal connections; he was never found out, and in the present day (the year 2018) he is still a criminal, using his police connections to get more information when necessary.

This position is something Bo Sanderson wants to use.

## Plot in "BATUTTD"

Bo Sanderson drives to San Francisco to meet Ray and tell him what's up with his family: that Bo has parted was with them and their criminal black mailing, and wants his help to basically arrest and detain his family and their business. Ray would do this by alerting police departments in South Carolina. Ray wants a favor in return: for Bo to use his family's secret services to clear his record of any criminal activity.

Now since Bo is a rogue in his family dynasty now, he has to use the connections he has, which are about a fifth of the total people that would be loyal to his father and his business. However, he can still do this for Ray--though it's risky--right after Ray helps to deploy forces against the other Sanderson's. Obviously, since Bo is *also* involved with every crime under the Sanderson Dynasty umbrella, his initial plan is to use his entire family business as collateral, to save only him and his friend in the business Eagle McGuire, who is a native American and his right hand man. Bo doesn't even plan to save his brother because he couldn't convince him to come to San Francisco with him.

This initial plan is upended when he fails his mission to save Bailey Tremain. To make a long story short, Bailey Tremain is the daughter of a finance mogul who runs several banks in the United States. Mr. Tremain owes a debt to the Sandersons,' and rather than pay it, he keeps putting it off. After prodding by the Sanderson business, he threatens to reveal their business to the powers that be (or rather, the powers that be already know they exist, they just can't do much about it--but Mr. Tremain claims he has the resources to undo them). So the Sandersons' response is quick and they decide to murder Mr. Tremain and effectively make it look like an accident, which they have the ability to do.

They then want to, subsequently, confiscate the life insurance payment that will be available to Bailey Tremain once she turns eighteen, and then get rid of her; right now she is fifteen. This gives him three years to enact his plan of how to do this effectively; Bo is in love with Bailey (even though she's fifteen and he's much older.
The Hunt (Plot Point)

## Disambiguation

The hunt is simply the term used to represent the Monners' tradition of hunting each fall, and the connected tradition of hunting and preparing a deer for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is set as a plot point, because it is yet to be determined which book(s) it will be included in.

## Background

Each year, Stacey, her brother Cole, and their dad Dan go hunting around the upper peninsula area of Michigan to catch a game animal for the winter holidays. This is a tradition that Dan's grandfather started and has continued, with Dan requiring his two kids to join. Stacey likes it, but Cole, now out of the house, simply joins sometimes to make his dad happy.

The hunt serves as a way to show the dynamic of the Monners family, and includes Eliza Monners, the mom, at home when she prepares the food in meals. Currently in *Heart,* there is a scene (possibly to be removed or edited) in which the three hunt, and Dan falls down a hill and breaks his leg. Cole must go back to shelter amidst threat of a blizzard to find help, while Stacey stays with Dan; eventually Stacey grows a plant up from the ground to burn for kindling, which would presumably be necessary with all the wood is wet with snow. In this was, they survive while help comes, yet no one knows how exactly.

At home, the meat is prepared and the holiday continues.

The hunt may also be introduced in *Heart's Hand,* which is the much less developed sequel to *Heart.* In this case, the reader would see the Monners' family dynamic for the first time only after the tumultuous plot of the first book, and this would be a pleasant respite that gave depth to Stacey's family life. This may serve better, since, currently, *Heart* is filled with many characters including friends and classmates, and the sequel may give a better place to introduce family dynamics, especially since Stacey will be dealing with the dilemma of whether or not to tell her parents about her powers.

It's also possible this concept could be shown in multiple times, perhaps as a motif or theme vehicle as suggested below.

## The General Motif of Snow Related Scenes in The Face of God

A very general theme that is still being worked on has to do with snow, the barren cold, and mystery. This idea is connected to the Silent in general, as they are very mysterious, and also to the Tale of the Frozen Vagrant. Such snow scenes, including the hunt--which as stated above has a scary scene in which Dan and Stacey could die--pull on the emotion of existential crisis, and "looking into the void," or basically the fear or nothingness, eternity, eternal loneliness, or the dark unknown. Such fear is connected to the Silent, that is, until the Silent are revealed to be the other half of the 16. It evokes a lovecraftian horror that will be apart of the Face of God story.

### Christmas Scenes

Another possible idea that may or may not be implemented is to have a Christmas scene in every book. In this scenes, more often than not, the snow scene motif would be played out. This is already currently planned for *Heart,* in which Claudia and Stacey talk about Wendigoes.
Heart of Hearts (Book)

*Heart of Hearts* is the final book in the Stacey Monners trilogy.

## Summary

Stacey starts working at an accounting firm and hears about Rose's actual reason for being killed. She decides to live on for the memory of Rose, after moving on with her life.

In this story, James Shumaker is at the focus more than other stories. He is very idealistic at first wanting to change the world in Heart but then comes down to earth and learns that his career isn't as great as he hoped it be, and his girlfriend breaks up with him. Stacey's arc mirrors his when she comes to term with her job etc. Another mirror occurs when Bo has a major issue in his arc: his cousin Eagle McGuire betrays him.

## Plot

Thanks to her connection with Eli, Stacey is able to land a job at an accounting firm shortly after graduating. The firm works with Eli's company, as Eli offers marketing services.

Stacey's excitement is met with wry timidity when she meets her department manager, Victor Thorne, a no bullshit manager with a deadpan sense of humor and no patience for anything but the bottom line.

Currently the plot is still very thin, but it will probably involve Stacey and associates uncovering discrepancies in various balance books, which lead to the discovery of technology related to Kaycee's Gems.

## Book Naming: Ace of Hearts

The title of this book may be named Ace of Hearts.