Jedidiah A.A. Martin

> "Of course I can, it's plain English."
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> Jedidiah A.A. Martin

Jedidiah's official concept art by Mayfield & Belov

Jedidiah A.A. Martin is an assistant nurse to Sydney O. Sargent and is one of two main characters in Camp Here & There.

## Physical Appearance

Mayfield & Belov describe him physically as:

* "[A] skinny, scruffy fellow of average height. He’s got sharp, firm features, and always appears unkempt, with patchy stubble and messy brown hair that wisps up atop his head."
* He is described as wearing "sweater-vests, collared shirts, button ups, penny loafers, and khakis; all in muted, warm tones," and "a pair of perennially askance wireframe glasses and, when he’s not got his lab coat on, he prefers semiformal clothes with muted, warm tones."

## Personality

Mayfield & Belov describe his personality as:

* "Jedidiah may seem distracted, closed-off, or self-involved, but the truth is that he's only got the time to worry about what really matters — and what really matters is the top-secret, dubiously legal science experiment he's been working on in the back office."
* "Born to a wealthy and very religious family, Jedidiah is the picture of polite repression. He keeps himself busy constantly in order to avoid confronting the desires of the people around him or the thoughts in his brain. This results in a detached attitude, so he’s never fully “there”, and nearly always absent. He speaks in a low, stammering monotone and may resort to passive-aggression if pushed."

## Relationships

#### Sydney

Jedidiah has had a long and complex relationship with Sydney O. Sargent. At the beginning of Season 1, "[Jedidiah] and [Sydney] seem to have an extensive history together, but nobody can quite figure out the status of their relationship. All we know is that if anyone can get Jedidiah to stick his head out of his office every once in a while, it's Sydney." It is known that they have known each other for quite a while, and Jedidiah has known Sydney since before Sydney came out as transgender. In Season 1 Episode 34, Jedidiah and Sydney officially start dating.

#### Lucille

Lucille Bertuccelli is Jedidiah's boss, and he seems to work closely with her, sometimes taking on special projects for her, and even venting to her when he is upset at Sydney. Several times, he asks her to do something for him and she agrees, even when she has denied Sydney a similar request. However, despite the way she seems to favor him, she asks Sydney to rig the Counselor Olympics against him, which is a punishment he seems to believe he deserves. In Season 1 Episode 18, she is revealed to be his mother.

## Character History

### Season One

In  The Beginning of the End, Jedidiah tells Sydney that The Elephant Man is likely just a prank, and informs him that craft smiley-faces are more often made of macaroni than beans. After Sydney recounts his run-in with The Elephant Man, Jedidiah remains skeptical, proposing that perhaps he was a hallucination, but tells Sydney that he trusts him, and seems primarily concerned about his safety. Sydney expresses worry about Jedidiah's state, saying that he is more spaced out and tired than usual lately.

In  The End of the Squall, Jedidiah is missing for most of the day, leaving his coat to be stolen by the penguins. During Sydney's injury report, he enters, and explains that he was asleep all day due to being up late the night before working on his yet undisclosed project, which he describes as "...just some engineering stuff [he] picked up from school."

In  The Squall of Prophecy, Jedidiah spends most of the day helping Sydney to calm  Rowan after his disturbing prophetic vision. When Sydney makes a cheesy pun during the midday announcements, he becomes strangely confused and defensive. During the day's injury report, Sydney expresses frustration that Jedidiah was not more emotionally supportive during Rowan's breakdown, stating that he has atrocious bedside manner, and calling him "...distant, apathetic, and cynical." Jedidiah goes to sleep early that night, after having Matthew make a tea from his childhood for Sydney intended to prevent him from having any nightmares that night.

In  The Prophecy of Reversal, Jedidiah’s tea from the previous episode has worked, which knocked Sydney out and left him well-rested for the day. During Sydney's morning announcements, Jedidiah reminds him that he cannot instruct the children to go to The Death Fields, since it isn't safe and is against the rules. That evening, he evades Sydney's questions about his project, redirecting the conversation to Sydney's day instead. He expresses concern for Sydney's safety, and asks him to tell him in the future when he is leaving the campsite. He then tells him he loves him, and goes to bed.

In  The Reversal of Norms, Jedidiah is *not* forced to take over for Sydney on the morning and afternoon announcements due to government-mandated Opposite Day. He does *not* become frustrated with this task, fixating on the details of the rules and their arbitrary nature. This does *not* lead him to accidentally swear in front of the campers, *nor* does it cause him to get in an argument with Sydney after he tries to break the Opposite Day act to instruct the campers not to murder  Juniper. He does *not* spend much of the day helping Sydney attend to injured campers, being both soberly quiet and reassuring and affectionate towards Sydney.

In  The Norms of the World, Jedidiah informs Sydney that the day's activity list has gone missing. He also tells Sydney that a photo of him that he keeps in his desk has gone missing as well. He then spends the rest of the day working on what he claims is a job for Lucille. He talks to Sydney during the night's injury report, and tells him that he thinks that he is making too big of a deal out of The Elephant Man, since there are many more dangerous threats present at the camp. He tells Sydney that he will still work on trying to catch him, and will talk to Lucille about it. Sydney asks him to play chess with him, and Jedidiah declines to work on his secret project more, despite it having been years since they last played.

In  The World of Goo, Jedidiah gently corrects Sydney on what day it is during morning announcements. Later, along with Sydney and  Yvonne, he lovingly and politely tells  Joshua to shut up. During evening announcements, he teases Sydney about the cheesy joke he made. During the night's injury report, he asks Sydney why he's put a mushroom in his hair, and tells him it's bold and metaphorically fresh. He also defends his fashion sense, specifically his penny loafers, and then heads to bed.

In  The Goo of Friendship, The Tonies deliver a package to camp for Jedidiah, but Sydney is the only one there when they arrive. Jedidiah shows up midway through their conversation, but they do not believe that he is actually Jedidiah, and give the package to Sydney. Sydney then keeps the package from Jedidiah, since he was told that it is illegal contraband and wants Jedidiah to tell him what it is. During afternoon announcements, Sydney continues to keep the package from Jedidiah, and Jedidiah continues to refuse to say what is inside it. He then vents to Lucille about what is going on, and she says that Sydney is required to give the package to him. Sydney does so, and later Jedidiah invites him into his office to talk for the first time in over a year. He explains that he didn't ask Lucille to make Sydney hand over the package, she just reacted with that order when he vented to her.

In  The Friendship of Enemies, Jedidiah leads a conflict mediation session between  Yvonne and Joshua surrounding  Juniper's recent relocation to their cabin. He is frustrated throughout the discussion, especially by Joshua, and seems to resent Sydney for even asking him to facilitate this. However, the session does seem to be successful, as it ends with Yvonne and Joshua agreeing to let Juniper stay with them until Lucille works out the issues with Juniper's campers.

In  The Enemies of Labor, Jedidiah is away for the first half of the day doing a mediation session, leaving Sydney to deal with the influx of injured campers on his own. When he returns, he has a peace treaty, which he reads aloud to the campers during the evening announcements. He has already convinced Lucille to sign this treaty, so once the campers agree as well, the conflict is resolved.

In  The Labors of Love, Jedidiah convinces Lucille to make the tower-building competition mandatory, and then fails to help Sydney at all with their tower for the Nurses' Cabin.

In  The Love of Mother, Jedidiah joins the counselors for the Counselor Olympics. Sydney suspects that Lucille convinced him to do so, since he spends most of his free time in a huddle with her while she whispers to him. Lucille then convinces Sydney to rig the games against Jedidiah, but when Sydney feels bad about it and tells him, Jedidiah insists that he rig them even more, seemingly as a way of self-flagellation. By the end of the games, it is only Jedidiah and Marie Ann playing, as everyone else has given up. Finally, Jedidiah collapses, and Lucille sends over a Friend-of-the-Oak to help him up. He then walks off with her continuing to whisper to him and pat him on the back. During the evening announcements, Sydney requests that the campers draw their favorite extinct reptile, as Jedidiah says he needs the data.

In  The Mother of Stones, Jedidiah faxes a letter to the IRS. Also, he interrupts the afternoon announcements to request that Sydney come talk to him in private, but before this conversation can happen, Lucille comes in and requests that Jedidiah come talk to her in private. During this conversation, she tells him that magical authorities have heard that there is unusual thaumaturgic activity at the camp and are sending someone over to investigate. She tells him that this means that the only option is to get rid of all evidence of dubious magic on the campgrounds. He then engineers a trap to catch Soren, but it fails to catch him and instead catches Juniper. He changes the bait in the trap to be a worm instead of a carrot, and catches Soren, but unfortunately that does not cause the rabbit to no longer be reanimated. He and Sydney then catch the rabbit, and he dismantles it piece by piece and throws it into the lake. During this whole process, Sydney explains why The Elephant Man is so upsetting to him, and Jedidiah tries to comfort him and reassure him that he is safe.

In  The Stones in Toilets, Jedidiah is confused by both  Juniper's accent and by the fact that he doesn't know what a microphone is during morning announcements. Later in the day, Sydney returns to the office to find him fiddling with the inner workings of a clock on his desk, with screws and little gears scattered everywhere.

In  The Toilet of Reality, Jedidiah leads a mediation session between Salem and Marisol to resolve the conflict they have been having over the threat of The Elephant Man and Sydney's recent oversharing on the camp announcements. He ends up speaking up and defending Sydney when Salem is being harsh on him, expressing that he does care a lot about him. The two counselors end up resolving the conflict without much other interference from Jedidiah, and he ends the session by tossing the recording device into a toilet so that Sydney cannot listen to all that was said.

In  The Reality of Hallucination, Jedidiah spends the morning in the sanatorium, leading a mediation session. When he leaves the sanatorium, he discovers that the whole camp has fallen victim to a mysterious exhaustion, and time seems to have slowed down to almost a stop. When he makes it back to his office, he sees that the problem is being caused by one of his clocks, which had stopped and was gradually stopping time as well. He calls two workmen out to the camp to repair it, and once it is repaired the world immediately jumps to the time it is supposed to be, and everything goes back to moving normally.

In  The Hallucination of the Hive, Jedidiah does not join the campers and counselors for Lake Day, even though usually this is a day he really enjoys. Instead, he spends the day in his office, only coming out in the evening while Sydney is recording his injury report. He asks Sydney to put the recorder away, implying that someone other than Lucille listens to the reports, but Sydney leaves it recording anyway, capturing a conversation between the two of them. Jedidiah expresses that he finally sees The Elephant Man as a threat, as that day he caught him in the nurse's office, rifling through his drawers. He is most concerned about his journals, as he thinks that The Elephant Man intended to steal them. He promises to begin to properly address the threat, and tells Sydney that he will go to Lucille with requests to raise security around the camp. He swears to him that he is going to keep him safe.

In  The Hive of Anxiety Sydney tells a story about him and Jedidiah playing House as children. Sydney would be the mother, Jedidiah would be the father, and they would use various animals and objects as children. One time, the child was a fruit fly, and Jedidiah then kept it as a pet, but never realized he needed to feed it, leading it to die and him to be devastated. Another time, the child was a pile of acorns in a paper bag that he drew faces on with Sharpie. At the end of the day, he moved the acorns to a bowl, and maggots that had burrowed into them broke out and infested his bedroom. His mother made him flush them all down the toilet, and Jedidiah was once again emotionally devastated. Later on, when Sydney proposed that they play House one last time, Jedidiah argued that there was no reason to have a last time. They tried to play anyway, but at the end of the day Sydney tossed their rock child in a lake instead of having one of them take it home, upsetting Jedidiah since it felt like that was bad motherhood. Back in real time, Jedidiah tries to bring up The Elephant Man at the camp-wide staff meeting, but is quickly shut down by Lucille. When the meeting falls apart, Jedidiah keeps Sydney from following the other counselors out towards the hypnotic hive. That evening, Jedidiah shows up at Lucille's office to talk to her about Sydney. He tells her about The Elephant Man, and how concerned he is about Sydney's safety, and she counters by expressing doubt that he is any more of a threat than any of the other things they face regularly at camp. She also accuses Jedidiah of only doing things to help the camp when they specifically benefit him. Jedidiah argues that he truly does care about Sydney, and explains that he's especially worried now because The Elephant Man attempted to steal his journals, which could have put Sydney into actual danger. When he yells at her, finally calling her mom instead of just her first name, she finally agrees to help him.

In The Anxiety of the Trees, Jedidiah can't accompany Sydney to the woods because he has to be at camp for a delivery. This turns out to be The Tonies helping him set up a new safe for his journals, and they lightly berate him for prioritizing his journals above Sydney. Jedidiah also does the afternoon announcements, updating the camp to let them know that Sydney, Joshua, and several campers are trapped in the woods and Lucille is upset about her secret plant being discovered. Later, while Sydney is recording his injury report, Jedidiah interrupts and asks if Sydney is okay. Sydney asks him why he pretends to care, and he apologizes, but still turns down Sydney's request to play chess that night. He later leaves a tape on Sydney's desk confessing that he does care about him, and just has things he isn't able to tell him about in order to keep him safe. However, his recording is interrupted when he realizes that Sydney isn't in the nurse's cabin, and so he begins to address Lucille and tells her that if she is listening to the tape, it's because he went out looking for Sydney and didn't come back.

In The Trees of Boys, Jedidiah leads a conflict mediation session between Rowan and Juniper to resolve their conflict around Juniper not helping Rowan bring the salmon tax to the penguins. Jedidiah is clearly stressed and upset, since Sydney still has not returned to camp, and during the session he gets frustrated and snaps at Juniper about how he needs to show Rowan he cares, but slips and says Sydney's name instead. Juniper then apologizes, and both he and Rowan agree to join a search party for Sydney if Jedidiah puts one together.

In The Boys of Secrets, Jedidiah does the announcements, since Sydney is still missing. Yvonne tries to do the afternoon announcements, but can't read Sydney's writing, and so Jedidiah ends up taking over when he gets back from the mediation session. During the evening announcements, Jedidiah mentions that Sydney has still not returned, and when he went out to look for him he couldn't find any sign of him.

In The Secrets of the Woods, Jedidiah does the morning announcements, and then he and his search party go out to look for Sydney. Sydney returns while they're gone, and Yvonne says that she will try to send a text to Jedidiah to let him know. Later, during Sydney's injury report, Jedidiah interrupts Sydney, and tells him that he does care about him and doesn't want to lose him. He asks for more details about the flower that supposedly entranced Sydney, and it becomes clear that Sydney is not being entirely honest with him. He warns Sydney that The Elephant Man is dangerous, and Sydney becomes angry because he feels like Jedidiah is just trying to control him. He denies meeting with The Elephant Man, and Jedidiah leaves.

In The Wood of the Caskets, Jedidah helps Sydney examine and treat the campers affected by the Mold. He also insists on studying the mold by hiself, and goes alone to investigate it in his hazmat gear. On his way out, Soren tries to convince him to leave it alone, and Jedidiah gets very angry and yells at Soren about necromancy. Upon his investigation of the mold, he finds that it is in fact replicating the effects of the Death Fields as Soren said.

In The Casket of Hatred, Jedidiah leads a conflict mediation session between Sydney and Salem. As Sydney gets upset, Jedidiah tries to calm him down and reassure him, but Sydney remains upset. After the session ends, Jedidiah apologizes to him, but he leaves abruptly. The episode ends with Jedidiah saying "I miss you. I'm such a fucking idiot."

In The Hatred of the Hunt, Lucille has Jedidiah run tests on the chemical content of the new river. Later, after The Hunt arrives, Jedidiah informs them that there is no longer a British Empire, which causes them to threaten to execute him for slander and treason. During the night's injury report, Sydney listens to an old recording of him and Jedidiah, in which Jedidiah is passionately talking about a video game. When he realizes Sydney is recording, he asks why, and Sydney says he likes to have his voice on hand. Jedidiah calls this freakish, but also says he finds it endearing, and they have a bit more affectionate banter before they go to sleep and the recording ends. After the recording clicks off, modern day Sydney says "February 2015," implying this is when the recording took place.

In The Hunt of the Clock, Jedidiah stares ominously at Wall Safe, repeating to himself that he "[doesn't] need it anymore". He almost attempts to climb the wall, before he is stopped by Joshua. The two engage in a shouting match, and when Joshua reveals that he has been stuck in a time loop, Jedidiah sets off to solve the problem. He uses his "government-grade quartz power tools" to carve a piece out of Wall Safe to study, and determines that Joshua's time loop was caused by the limestone of the climbing walls reacting with the metal in his retainer. That night, Jedidiah leaves the cabin to use the bathroom after Sydney sets up a condition to steal his journals. However, he returns just as Sydney gets a hold of them. The two argue about whether Sydney's safety is more important than his desire to understand what is happening, and Jedidiah takes the journals back, telling Sydney he's "not going to find these again".

In The Clock of Meantime, Sydney recounts a story Jedidiah told him the previous Summer about how he acquired the Clock of Meantime, which seems to constantly count down to the next important event, although it is impossible to tell what event exactly. The story itself had taken place two years before Jedidiah told it, placing it in the time between the two leaving college and joining the camp, a time he says he thought he'd never see Sydney again. Jedidiah finds himself in a wheat field with a very strong man he doesn't know. The man acts familiar with Jedidiah and gives him the clock as a sort of gift. Jedidiah is overwhelmed by the sound of what seems to be a train before he suddenly wakes up in an empty room holding the clock. When he returns home, he finds his father dead.

In The Eggs of a Basket Case, Jedidiah is left to do the announcements after Sydney files for a day's leave. He is extremely distressed by Sydney's absence and alludes to suspecting Sydney is out with the intention to meet with the Elephant Man.

In The Basket Case of the Nurse's Building, Jedidiah is called for a mediation session by Joshua and Yvonne, who struggle to present a real conflict to be resolved and resort to telling embarrassing stories from their time in college. Jedidiah becomes suspicious of their motivations and asks them to drop the act. When Joshua and Yvonne admit they are concerned for both his and Sydney's wellbeing and ask him what is happening, Jedidiah confesses to having extremely little knowledge of what Sydney has been doing for the past week. He also admits that Sydney has always been difficult to care for, but he feels as though he has no choice in his actions not only because he genuinely wants Sydney in his life but also because his life literally depends on Jedidiah's care. Their conversation is interrupted by a loud commotion in the distance, and Jedidiah goes outside to find Elijah using his powers to influence the camp in his favor as he preaches to them. He attempts to ask Lucille if she has a plan to handle Elijah's camp infiltration, and when she fails to even respond, he is left struggling to determine what to do by himself.

In The Nurse is Building a Pyre, Jedidiah interrupts Sydney as he is speaking to his ghost recorder to discuss what exactly happened when Sydney met with Elijah. When Sydney finally lets out the full extent of his frustration and anger with the way Jedidiah has treated him for as long as they've known each other, Jedidiah is left near speechless. He admits to having been in denial about the level of danger Sydney was in, and finally asks Sydney what exactly he can do to fix things.

In The Pyre of the Muse, Jedidiah and Sydney are on better terms with each other, seemingly having had a constructive conversation on how to fix the state of their relationship after the events of the previous episode. He personally escorts any injured campers for the day into the nurses' cabin in order to keep Sydney safe, and he updates Sydney on the status of a package he ordered, presumably the night before. Later, when Elijah comes to Sydney's window to stare at him, Jedidiah bursts in just as Sydney thinks nobody will come to help him. He scares Elijah away with a gun he stole from Lucille for the sake of appearing more threatening, despite not actually knowing how to use it. While the campers of Cabin Dung Beetle finally pour nightmare powder into the bonfire, the Tonies come to the nurses' cabin with Jedidiah's package, and he desperately asks them whether they saw Sydney on their way in. When they ask if Sydney is the "curvaceous" man they'd seen around camp, Jedidiah is flustered, leading to a tangent where the two berate Jedidiah and ask if he's ashamed of Sydney until he finally says he thinks he has "nice hips". Once he finally gets the deliverymen back on topic, they tell him they watched Sydney be carried off into the woods by a man in a pink elephant mask, and Jedidiah rushes off after them with the gun and his package. As he walks, he leaves Lucille a voicemail, explaining how he was stuck at camp being tormented with visions as the rest of the camp was guided away thanks to a mysterious immunity to Elijah's powers. He then details his plan to drive Elijah to insanity by using the contents of his package — a mirror. He asks Lucille to call the authorities to handle whatever condition the situation may end in, and leaves a final message for Sydney in case Sydney survives and he doesn't, simply saying "I love you".

In The Muse of the Elephant, Jedidiah manages to reach Elijah's congregation just before he removes his mask. He argues with Elijah over whether either truly cares about Sydney until Elijah shows he has Jedidiah's journal. Jedidiah pleads for him not to read the journal for the sake of the children's safety, but he is interrupted when Elijah has some of his brainwashed congregants drag him away. In the first diary entry read (dated August 24, 2019), Jedidiah describes his various visits to Sydney in a hospital while he was in a coma. He expresses concern over the strange behavior of the only nurse he ever witnessed caring for Sydney, who was evidently Elijah. In the second entry (dated August 9, 2018), Jedidiah discusses the contents of a journal he broke into Sydney's dorm for. He seems to be seeking an answer for how to accomplish something with magic, although the notes he found are inadequate for the type of task he is trying to accomplish. In the third entry (dated October 2, 2018), Jedidiah expresses his realization that he has been trying for far too long to find a way to heal Sydney of his illness, when his strengths lie as an engineer rather than a doctor, coming to the conclusion that in order to help "fix" him, Sydney must first die. In the final entry (dated October 21, 2018), Jedidiah states that he successfully performed a transformative ritual on a pig. At this point, the reading stops as Elijah cannot physically handle reading the journal's contents. When Elijah's power finally weakens and Jedidiah is able to make his way back to the pyre, he uses the mirror on him, which works as intended, before refocusing his efforts to getting Sydney off the pyre safely. When Sydney wakes up, Jedidiah addresses his own lack of communication about his project. He confirms that Sydney died in October of 2018 but is no longer dead, although he does not seem to remember the specifics of how he brought Sydney back. While this information is unsatisfying for Sydney, Jedidiah confesses that understanding the specifics of his actions reviving Sydney seems to kill everyone but himself, as he learned through his own father's death. He also admits that Sydney's death was his fault, and part of his refusal to interact with Sydney after his revival was a result of the constant guilt he felt. When Jedidiah mentions having tested all the information he'd just given on Elijah first to ensure it wouldn't kill Sydney, Sydney is disturbed by how willing he seems to kill him, and Jedidiah responds with his own concern about how willing Sydney is to defend Elijah. The conversation shifts, and Jedidiah admits to wanting to be in a relationship with Sydney but not feeling as though he deserves it. When Sydney argues that it might as well happen because they both want it, Jedidiah formally asks him out, and he says yes. Sydney then asks to play chess, and Jedidiah admits that Lucille forces him to play chess nightly. He offers to play cards instead, and they set up a game.

In The Elephant in the Room, Jedidiah meets Lucille to play chess at her request. When she claims to be proud of him and attempts to act affectionate, he is immediately suspicious and asks her to act honest with him, and she quickly shifts towards her usual manipulation. Jedidiah is too distracted to play a remotely decent game, a fact which he repeatedly tries to convey to Lucille as she comments on his lack of effort. He tells Lucille he plans to visit camp regularly rather than staying away for the entirety of the off-season as usual, as he wants to actually spend time with Sydney and show he cares about their relationship. When Lucille lets slip that she'd had a previous encounter with Elijah and even knew him by name, Jedidiah is furious that she did nothing to handle the situation before he came back to camp, but he drops the subject when he realizes there is no way to get through to her.

## Trivia

* Jedidiah's initials are J.A.A.M., which are likely a reference to an episode the popular online show Monster Factory starring Griffin and Justin McElroy. The episode in question features a playthrough of the 2008 game *Spore*, in which they create a monster that they name Jaa'm.
* The bird symbolically associated with Jedidiah is a cardinal. The most important symbolism is what it means when one sees a cardinal, which comes from an old folklore saying: “When a cardinal appears in your yard, it’s a visitor from heaven.”
* Jedidiah was raised Protestant, whether or not he was Presbyterian is still being debated by Mayfield and Belov.
* Jedidiah dropped out of medical school.
* Jedidiah is, "too repressed to write poetry."
* Mayfield describes Jedidiah's sexuality as: "Jedidiah himself would choose not to want to define it, he's experimented, one could pass him off as bi, but gay also wouldn't be wrong."
* The summer of 2021 is Jedidiah's third summer working at Camp Here & There.
* If Jedidiah was a Dungeons and Dragons character he would be a wizard with 12 strength, 16 dexterity, 11 constitution, 20 intelligence, 2 wisdom, and 7 charisma.
	+ Belov stated that he would not reveal what school of magic Jedidiah would be, as that would be a spoiler.
* Jedidiah's middle names are Abraham Adonais.
* Jedidiah keeps a photo of Sydney on his desk.
* According to the jabberbeaks, Jedidiah will die on a Thursday.
* Jedidiah plays Dungeons and Dragons.
* Jedidiah has ADHD.
* In Jedidiah's office, there are many clocks, all keeping track of different timescales, and a vault that takes a key.
* Jedidiah has a "debilitating fear of shelled animals" and educates himself on them for safety reasons.

## Gallery

By Blue Mayfield, official concept art.By Blue Mayfield as part of the MAP casting call for Your Body, My Temple.
## Sources

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Mayfield and Belov. Camp Here And There Discord. September 14, 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 mayfieldandbelov.com
3. ↑ ]Season 1 Episode 6: The Norms of the World
4. ↑ Season 1 Episode 8: The Goo of Friendship
5. ↑ Season 1 Episode 10: The Enemies of Labor
6. ↑ Season 1 Episode 12: The Love of Mother
7. ↑ Season 1 Episode 18: The Hive of Anxiety
8. ↑ https://www.usurnsonline.com/memorials/cardinal-appears-yard-visitor-heaven/
9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 Mayfield and Belov. Twitch Livestream. June 10, 2021. https://www.twitch.tv/mayfieldandbelov
10. ↑ Season 1 Episode 6: The Norms of the World
11. ↑ Season 1 Episode 8: The Goo of Friendship
12. ↑ Season 1 Episode 13: The Mother of Stones