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| − | '''Lula Chamberlain''' is a Senior Clerk at the [[Bureau of Reclaimed Spaces]] and a friend of [[Joseph]] and [[Donald]]. | + | <!-- '''Senior Clerk {{PAGENAME}}''' --> |
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| − | Lula was born in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, but frequented – and loved – Mexico City. Her installation-based artwork is featured in a museum in a retrospective exhibit titled ''[[Limits & Demonstrations]]''. She also acted as the set designer for ''[[The Entertainment]]''. Sometime before the events of [[Act II]], she had applied to be a fellow at the [[Gaston Trust for Imagined Architecture]] but was rejected. She used to live on a street named Dogwood Drive (different from the one [[Conway]] searches for) and owned a dog.
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| − | Lula is friends with Joseph and Donald from their college days, and the three were involved in a complicated love polygon. Lula helped to build [[XANADU]], but grew apart from the two after living in Mexico for three years without contacting them.
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| − | Her name is a reference to William Chamberlain, the author of ''The Policeman's Beard Is Half Constructed'', the first book written by a computer, and quoted in the dialogue for the pieces exhibited in ''Limits & Demonstrations''.
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