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noteful, adj.1 Obs. Useful, beneficial, serviceable.
noteful, adj.2 rare. 1. Notable, worthy of note.
2. Observant; taking notice of.
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Up until she was sixteen, Meghan Ford's life was pretty much exactly what you'd expect the life of a doctor's daughter living in southern Ontario to be. She was close to her family, did very well at school, stayed busy with her friends, and was, perhaps, a little too focused on things being neat and orderly and right.

In short, everything was normal. And Meg was seriously okay with that.

And then her older sister, Kim (bannion_sight) went off to another world. And then Meg came home from a date one night and found a mystical bar (milliways_bar) where the front foyer should be.

And now? Now she's learning to balance her maybe-not-so normal life as a student at McGill with the fact that she talks to angels, and befriends mutants and monster hunters, organizes baseball games for vampires and aliens, and gives knitting lessons by the light of the end of the universe. And trying to accept it all as best she can.

Meg's still pretty fond neat and orderly and right.

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Meghan Marriner, née Ford, is from the book Ysabel, is the property of Guy Gavriel Kay, and appears here solely for the purpose of role-playing in milliways_bar, from which no profit whatsoever is being made. Though Ysabel is something of a sequel to the Fionavar Tapestry books, Meg is not mentioned in the trilogy which focuses on her sister, Kim.

Meg is portrayed here from well before the events of Ysabel, at the age of nineteen, and from the year 1988. She has blue eyes and nearly waist-length dark red hair. Meg is 155 cm tall (that's just over 5'1", if you don't do metric). Aside from her coloring, she looks a lot like her older sister. If you know Kim, you're welcome to notice the resemblance. Meg is fairly resigned to it. Repeatedly stressing her resemblance to Kim, however, will not endear you to Meg.

While the character is Canadian, the mun is not. Americanisms and American English spellings will probably happen, and while the mum will make an effort to curb the former (where she's aware of a difference), the latter will have to be forgiven.

The icons are mostly of Isla Fisher, but Rachel Hurd-Wood and Amy Adams crop up, too.

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