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If Loki and the TARDIS had a baby, you would have the main character of ''The Lorelei Chronicles'' by thewhovianwerewolf on Website/FanFictionDotNet (or, the_bisexy_whovian_werewolf on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn). The titular character, Lorelei, is stuck in a boring life with parents who are constantly at each other's throats and a school full of bullies. So when she accidentally discovers she has psychic powers that allow her to universe hop, what does she do? She enters the universes of her favorite franchises, befriends the characters, and gives herself worlds to escape to when regular life becomes too much. Meanwhile, her newfound friends have to put up with her psychic abilities and trickster personality the best they can.

One of the major themes in this series is the idea that the characters Lorelei visits don't exist because someone thought them up, but rather the opposite; the characters are the ones who influence their respective franchises. Put another way, it's like this:
->''"There is no fiction. There is only non-fiction written in the wrong universe."''
-->-- '''Welcome to Nightvale'''
Basically, a character's thoughts get transmitted into the brain of a script writer, comic book writer, or any other kind of creator in another universe, and neither the character nor the creator realize it. The character remains unaware of their existence in the other universe, and the creator just think that they've had a really good idea for a tv show/comic book/etc. If a creator is praised for said tv show/comic book/etc, what they're really being praised for is their psychic abilities. Likewise, if a creator is criticized for the tv show/comic book/etc, it's not their fault. So, if you're upset that the creator killed off your favorite character, don't blame them. They only write what really happened, even if they don't know it.

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If Loki and the TARDIS had a baby, you would have the main character of ''The Lorelei Chronicles'' by thewhovianwerewolf [[https://www.fanfiction.net/u/8175236/Thewhovianwerewolf thewhovianwerewolf]] on Website/FanFictionDotNet (or, the_bisexy_whovian_werewolf on Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn). The titular character, Lorelei, is stuck in a boring life with parents who are constantly at each other's throats and a school full of bullies. So when she accidentally discovers she has psychic powers that allow her to universe hop, what does she do? She enters the universes of her favorite franchises, befriends the characters, and gives herself worlds to escape to when regular life becomes too much. Meanwhile, her newfound friends have to put up with her psychic abilities and trickster personality the best they can.

One of the major themes in this series is the idea that the characters Lorelei visits don't exist because someone thought them up, but rather the opposite; the characters are the ones who influence their respective franchises. Put another way, it's like this:
->''"There is no fiction. There is only non-fiction written in the wrong universe."''
-->-- '''Welcome to Nightvale'''
Basically, a character's thoughts get transmitted into the brain of a script writer, comic book writer, or any other kind of media creator in another universe, and neither the character nor the creator realize it. The character remains unaware of their existence in the other universe, and the creator just think that thinks they've had a really good idea for a tv show/comic book/etc. If a creator is praised for said tv show/comic book/etc, what they're really being praised for is their psychic abilities. Likewise, if a creator is criticized for the tv show/comic book/etc, it's not their fault. So, if you're upset that the creator killed off your favorite character, don't blame them. They only write what really happened, even if they don't know it.



* ActuallyPrettyFunny: In "Return of the Dream Lord, [[spoiler:The Doctor realizes that not only was he too hard on Lorelei, who only pranked him to try to get him to ease up, but her prank was this trope. He ends up [[ATasteofTheirOwnMedicine getting]] [[RestrainedRevenge her]] [[IronicEcho back]]]], in a sort of strange apology.

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* ActuallyPrettyFunny: In "Return of the Dream Lord, [[spoiler:The [[spoiler:the Doctor realizes that not only was he too hard on Lorelei, who only pranked him to try to get him to ease up, but her prank was this trope. He ends up [[ATasteofTheirOwnMedicine getting]] [[RestrainedRevenge her]] [[IronicEcho back]]]], in a sort of strange apology.
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* CheerThemUpWithLaughter:
** In "Return of the Dream Lord", Lorelei sees the Doctor stressed and overworked, and tries to cheer him up by pranking him.
** At the end of "Comfort", while she's calming down after [[spoiler: her parents' arguing upsets her]], Lorelei knows that when the Doctor reads ''Literature/AliceInWonderland'' to her, he'll make up funny voices for all the characters in order to make her laugh. And this is the [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold SIXTH]] Doctor she's talking about.
** Ben Grimm rips part of his pants on purpose to make Lorelei laugh when he brings her to the Baxter Building.
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* CoveredInGunge: Lorelei douses the twelfth Doctor in chocolate sauce in an attempt to help him ease up and stop overworking himself. She expects it to work because his past incarnations always laughed at her pranks, but this is [[GrumpyBear TWELVE]] we're talking about.

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* CoveredInGunge: Lorelei douses the twelfth Doctor in chocolate sauce in an attempt to help him ease up and stop overworking himself. She expects it to work because his past incarnations always laughed at her pranks, but this is [[GrumpyBear TWELVE]] TWELVE we're talking about.

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If Loki and the TARDIS had a baby, you would have the main character of ''The Lorelei Chronicles'' by thewhovianwerewolf on FanFictionDotNet (or, the_bisexy_whovian_werewolf on AO3). The titular character, Lorelei, is stuck in a boring life with parents who are constantly at each other's throats and a school full of bullies. So when she accidentally discovers she has psychic powers that allow her to universe hop, what does she do? She enters the universes of her favorite franchises, befriends the characters, and gives herself worlds to escape to when regular life becomes too much. Meanwhile, her newfound friends have to put up with her psychic abilities and trickster personality the best they can.

One of the major themes in this series is the idea that the characters Lorelei vists don't exist because someone thought them up, but rather the opposite; the characters are the ones who influence their respective franchises. Put another way, it's like this:

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If Loki and the TARDIS had a baby, you would have the main character of ''The Lorelei Chronicles'' by thewhovianwerewolf on FanFictionDotNet Website/FanFictionDotNet (or, the_bisexy_whovian_werewolf on AO3).Website/ArchiveOfOurOwn). The titular character, Lorelei, is stuck in a boring life with parents who are constantly at each other's throats and a school full of bullies. So when she accidentally discovers she has psychic powers that allow her to universe hop, what does she do? She enters the universes of her favorite franchises, befriends the characters, and gives herself worlds to escape to when regular life becomes too much. Meanwhile, her newfound friends have to put up with her psychic abilities and trickster personality the best they can.

One of the major themes in this series is the idea that the characters Lorelei vists visits don't exist because someone thought them up, but rather the opposite; the characters are the ones who influence their respective franchises. Put another way, it's like this:


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*StageMagician: Lorelei loves to be this. It's the whole plot of "Snow Day", where she puts on a show, after a suggestion by Rose Tyler, for the people waiting in the hospital during the snow storm. She tries not to use her powers, instead keeping her tricks realistic, but sometimes she just can't help herself.

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Lorelei's general attitude when she universe hops, much to the other characters chagrin. She figures, hey, if nothing she does is permanent, why be cautious. Subverted in ''Return of the Dreamlord'', when she really does feel bad about dousing the Doctor.

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* ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: *PostVictoryCollapse: Lorelei does this after fighting off the Dream Lord in "Return of the Dream Lord".
*PowerStrainBlackout: Happens to Lorelei when she has to use her mental powers to do exceptionally strenuous things, though it's harmless and really more like sleeping.
*ScrewTheRulesIHaveSupernaturalPowers: Since nothing she does is permanent, this is
Lorelei's general attitude when she towards universe hops, hopping, much to the other characters characters' chagrin. She figures, hey, if nothing she does is permanent, why be cautious. Subverted in ''Return of the Dreamlord'', when she really does feel bad about dousing the Doctor.Doctor.
** She does follow a sort of moral code when it comes to pranking, see above.



* ThePrankster: Lorelei to a T, when she visits other universes. However, she has a moral code that goes with; nothing humiliating or mean, nothing destructive, and if someone tells her to stop, she stops. Also, when she's the victim of a prank, she thinks it's as funny as any prank, as long as it follows her code.

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* ThePrankster: Lorelei to a T, when she visits other universes. However, she has a moral code that goes with; with it; nothing humiliating or mean, nothing destructive, and if someone tells her to stop, she stops. Also, when she's the victim of a prank, she thinks it's as funny as any prank, as long as it follows her code.
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* MoralityPet: Lorelei to the sixth Doctor in "Comfort". He's not a villain, but he is far more arrogant and insensitive than any of his other incarnations. However, when he sees Lorelei on the floor, sobbing, he immediately became sweet and caring. The author {{Justified}} this as a result of the Doctor's "paternal instincts" kicking in. However, some readers may decide that this was an OutOfCharacterMoment no matter what.
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* ThePrankster: Lorelei to a T, when she visits other universes.

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* ThePrankster: Lorelei to a T, when she visits other universes. However, she has a moral code that goes with; nothing humiliating or mean, nothing destructive, and if someone tells her to stop, she stops. Also, when she's the victim of a prank, she thinks it's as funny as any prank, as long as it follows her code.
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: How the Doctor feels about Lorelei after she abandons him for two centuries. [[Spoiler:She had good reasons, in that she felt she no longer belonged after the Doctor started maturing in his eighth incarnation and fighting the Time War in his war incarnation. They make up in the end, though]].

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* WeUsedToBeFriends: How the Doctor feels about Lorelei after she abandons him for two centuries. [[Spoiler:She [[spoiler:She had good reasons, in that she felt she no longer belonged after the Doctor started maturing in his eighth incarnation and fighting the Time War in his war incarnation. They make up in the end, though]].
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* WeUsedToBeFriends: How the Doctor feels about Lorelei after she abandons him for two centuries. She had good reasons, in that she felt she no longer belonged after the Doctor started maturing in his eighth incarnation and fighting the Time War in his war incarnation. They make up in the end, though.

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* WeUsedToBeFriends: How the Doctor feels about Lorelei after she abandons him for two centuries. She [[Spoiler:She had good reasons, in that she felt she no longer belonged after the Doctor started maturing in his eighth incarnation and fighting the Time War in his war incarnation. They make up in the end, though.though]].
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* MasterOfIllusion: Pretty much sums up her skill set. Her brain has a transmitter that can send messages into other people's brains telling them to sense whatever she wants to sense, which is how she travels to other universes while still keeping her body in her universe. However, she can only do this to people in other universes since, according to the series, people in her universe lack receivers in their heads to pick up the messages.

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* MasterOfIllusion: Pretty much sums up her Lorelei's skill set. Her brain has a transmitter that can send messages into other people's brains telling them to sense whatever she wants to sense, which is how she travels to other universes while still keeping her body in her universe. She also has a receiver that allows her to pick up messages from others. However, she can only do this to people in other universes since, according to the series, only some people in her universe lack receivers in their heads to pick up have the messages.same mutation as her, none of whom she knows.
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* PollyAnna: Inverted. Lorelei's life makes her majorly depressed, which is why she chooses to leave it so often.

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* PollyAnna: *{{Pollyanna}}: Inverted. Lorelei's life makes her majorly depressed, which is why she chooses to leave it so often.
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* {Mutant}: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.

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* {Mutant}: *{{Mutant}}: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.
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* [{Mutant}]: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.

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* [{Mutant}]: {Mutant}: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.
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* [[Mutant]]: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.

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* [[Mutant]]: [{Mutant}]: Lorelei, in a human sense, because of the natural receiver and transmitter in her brain. As her dog Baxter explains, every animal has them but the genes that activate them are extremely rare in humans. [[CassandraTruth Any attempts made by humans with the activated genes to tell others are mistaken for madness/schizophrenia]], and anti-psychotic medication can repress the genes.
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* BatmanGambit: Lorelei does this during her magic show in "Snow Day". She tells the audience that she has a magic telescope that, instead of making far things look closer, makes the future look like it's happening now. She holds the telescope to her eye and says that she sees everyone laughing a few seconds in the future, though . Cue the EyePiecePrank and everyone ''does'' start [[SelfDeprecation laughing]].

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* BatmanGambit: Lorelei does this during her magic show in "Snow Day". She tells the audience that she has a magic telescope that, instead of making far things look closer, makes the future look like it's happening now. She holds the telescope to her eye and says that she sees everyone laughing a few seconds in the future, though .though she can't figure out at what. Cue the EyePiecePrank and everyone ''does'' start [[SelfDeprecation laughing]].

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