Character · Book 5, The Butcher's Masquerade
Elle McGibbons
Ninety-nine years old, wheelchair-bound, sometimes calling Carl 'Barry' after her late husband, and fond of telling him what she would have let him do in the tunnel of love. When the Rage Elemental's spell throws her against the hallway ceiling, Carl carries her over his shoulder into the safe room.
Segment appearances
- Chapter 4 — Golden Throat
- Chapter 8 — The Night Wyrm's web
- Chapter 11 — The Recital
- Chapter 15 — The kids' menu
- Chapter 16 — Clint and Holger
- Chapter 20 — Viva la revolución
- Chapter 21 — CrawlCon
- Chapter 22 — Samantha, open wide
- Chapter 33 — Crawling Through the Ages
- Chapter 35 — Ballroom Blitz
- Chapter 36 — Swole
- Chapter 40 — Kapitan Whiskers
- Chapter 51 — The howdah
- Chapter 52 — Gehenna Bramble
- Chapter 53 — Iota
- Chapter 55 — Save the toraline
- Chapter 56 — Zerzura
- Chapter 57 — I Take it All Back
- Chapter 58 — The last stall in the women's bathroom
- Chapter 60 — The raids
- Chapter 61 — Marked for death
- Chapter 62 — A squirrel with antlers
- Chapter 63 — Enchanted Hammer of Fast Forward
- Chapter 64 — The attendant entrance
- Chapter 65 — The Oak Mother's sacrament
- Chapter 66 — The Sugar Cube
- Chapter 67 — Slate Butterflies
- Chapter 69 — The prize counter
- Chapter 70 — Anaconda
- Chapter 71 — Jill
- Chapter 72 — Cat-nac the Magnificent
- Chapter 73 — Wonderwall, again
- Chapter 74 — All Eyes on Me
- Chapter 76 — Cage Fight Extreme
- Chapter 77 — The mask
Arc
A Tundra Princess on a four-seasons build nobody has completed (ch. 8), level 51 with a brown streak in her white hair and a wedding ring on a chain because her fingers shrank (ch. 36): 'Most fun I've had' (ch. 51). At the party she is the eyewitness to a hunter swelling on the dead dryads' blood and birthing a god (ch. 62), names the castle the Sugar Cube (ch. 66), calls over a Crest hunter and learns how his brother became Diwata's birthing vessel (ch. 69, ch. 70), christens Ferdinand Cat-nac the Magnificent (ch. 72) and tells Carl to go fuck himself when he plans to die (ch. 73). Her painted mainsail is the backdrop; 'So much for season three' (ch. 74). She ices a dying raptor in the pit (ch. 76) and feels bad about Horton (ch. 77).