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==Character History== |
==Character History== |
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===[[Episode:Landslide|Landslide]]=== |
===[[Episode:Landslide|Landslide]]=== |
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At a [[New York City polling place|polling place]], a poll worker is confronted by [[Candice Willmer]], [[illusion|disguised]] as "Ms. Baker", and [[Micah]], who is her "son". |
At a [[New York City polling place|polling place]], a poll worker is confronted by [[Candice Willmer]], [[illusion|disguised]] as "Ms. Baker", and [[Micah]], who is her "son". Ms. Baker tells the poll worker that she wants to teach her son a few things about democracy. Having been convinced by Candice, the poll worker allows Micah to go with her and takes them to a voting booth. |
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Latest revision as of 19:55, 31 January 2010
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| Portrayed by | Nina Mann |
| First appearance | Landslide |
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| Known ability | None |
| Formal name | Unknown |
| Gender | |
| Home | New York, NY |
| Occupation | Poll worker |
A poll worker shows "Ms. Baker" and her "son" to a voting booth.
Character History
At a polling place, a poll worker is confronted by Candice Willmer, disguised as "Ms. Baker", and Micah, who is her "son". Ms. Baker tells the poll worker that she wants to teach her son a few things about democracy. Having been convinced by Candice, the poll worker allows Micah to go with her and takes them to a voting booth.