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** Hussie recently speculated that he's now keeping certain details secret just to annoy people, including these time powers. My brain chose to interpret that as "Those details will somehow become plot-critical in a confusing fashion." So, the most tangled-up thing I could think of was: the Felt are actually native to the kids' universe. They traveled to Alternia via some sort of Quarter-operated [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey oblong]] [[Film/BillAndTed phone booth]] that's [[Series/DoctorWho larger on the inside than the outside]] (because let's face it, not getting 14 people, even if some of them are small and floaty, into one normal-sized booth).

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** Hussie recently speculated that he's now keeping certain details secret just to annoy people, including these time powers. My brain chose to interpret that as "Those details will somehow become plot-critical in a confusing fashion." So, the most tangled-up thing I could think of was: the Felt are actually native to the kids' universe. They traveled to Alternia via some sort of Quarter-operated [[Film/TwoThousandOneASpaceOdyssey oblong]] [[Film/BillAndTed [[Franchise/BillAndTed phone booth]] that's [[Series/DoctorWho larger on the inside than the outside]] (because let's face it, not getting 14 people, even if some of them are small and floaty, into one normal-sized booth).
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope


The Felt are pool-themed. Doc Scratch is the cueball, the numbered members are the numbered balls and the Handmaid seems to represent the cuestick. The only things left are the table, the player, the rack and the chalk. Since Lord English is basically a PlanetEater turned UpToEleven, he corresponds to the pool table's pockets.

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The Felt are pool-themed. Doc Scratch is the cueball, the numbered members are the numbered balls and the Handmaid seems to represent the cuestick. The only things left are the table, the player, the rack and the chalk. Since Lord English is basically a PlanetEater turned UpToEleven, up to eleven, he corresponds to the pool table's pockets.

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