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Hello JABB members! Welcome to a very special issue of JABB!! Why is it special, you may ask? Because Jenni says it is! This issue was supposed to be a few top tens written five minutes before we sent this newsletter but plans were changed on April the 22nd. On that night TBAA aired "The Sign of the Dove". It featured not only mega-Andrew screentime but also Adam. So Jenni anxiously awaited this episode on Sunday night like many other fans. But what did she get?!? About 2/3's of the episode with weather reports and graphics interrupting at what seemed to be the most crucial points! Granted, Jenni is very aware that people's safety is much more important than her weekly time to appreciate Andrew. She would much rather miss some Andrew time than be hurled out of her rocking chair by a cyclone of wind, dirt, and trees... However, to a crazed, obsessive mind this was all very confusing. As such for both her own enjoyment and for the enjoyment (read bewilderment) of all you fine people, we at JABB present.....
Andrew Gets Put on Trial for Murder
By: Jenni
Andrew looked on as Audrey and JenniAnn walked away from Dyeland
Castle
and soon disappeared, returning to earth. He was now alone and would be
guarding the castle until Vincent returned the following Monday. With
finals that very week the princesses had reluctantly left Dyeland to
concentrate on their studies. This left Andrew to guard the Castle
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Vincent would take over his duties on
Monday and continue on at the Castle until Wednesday morning at which
point Adam would stop by and remain until the princesses returned
Friday afternoon.
Andrew first took a walk around the Castle grounds admiring the flowers and trees that populated the area. Next he made his way to the chapel for some much needed quiet time with God. When he emerged from the chapel he found that the sun was beginning to set and he returned to his house, first checking the Castle carefully to make sure it was locked.
The next two days were very peaceful ones for Andrew and he felt
more
than ready to return to his duties as AOD. He quickly scribbled down a
note to Vincent to remind him what locks to check each night and when
he had to bring food to the Jabbins family. He took the note to the
Castle and waited for Vincent to appear.
A few minutes later Andrew heard a commotion at the door. He figured it must be Vincent although he had no idea why the usually quiet man was being so loud. He strode over to the main door but before he could open the it, it was thrown open and several uniformed people stormed in.
"President Andrew of Dyeland?" the man closest to the angel asked.
"Umm... Yes, that would be me, may I ask what this is about? Please." Andrew responded with a worried look.
"Sir, you're under arrest for suspicion of murdering President Sampson of Fordland." the officer replied.
"What!?! Who's President Fordland? And who are you?!" Andrew was now quite worried.
"President Sampson, as if you didn't know. And we're the FBI. The
Magical Kingdoms in Alternate Dimensions Unit. You'll have to come with
us." The officer then began to recite the Miranda Warning and as he did
so the entire group disappeared.....
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This is a warning from the National Dyeland Psychological System.BEEP!! BEEP!! BEEP!!
This is a warning from the National Dyeland Psychological System.
Dr. Jen: We'll return you to the newsletter as quickly as possible but wanted to warn the audience of the worsening condition in Jenni's mind. Viewers are reminded to be aware of drama approaching sappiness followed by sudden, dramatic switches to zaniness. We now return you to "Andrew Gets Put on Trial for Murder".
This has been a warning from the National Dyeland Psychological System.
"JenniAnn.... I think we're angels." Audrey answered, amazed. "Well,
maybe
not angels but some type of spirit. I mean obviously Andrew's stuck in
human form and he can't hear us."
The girls then became aware of sobbing noises coming from the figure on the floor.
JenniAnn sadly looked down at Andrew and answered, "Well, then we've gotta contact someone who can hear us. Adam! No, no Vincent! Vincent's really sensitive to supernatural forces. I don't know why Andrew's here but surely we can get him out! I need to talk to Vincent, I need to go, shoot I forgot how to get to New York, alright Adam then, oh where would he be, would he be in Dyeland yet, what day is it? I've got to go."
"JenniAnn!!! Stop it! This isn't helping. Let's just think. Okay, we've all seen TBAA enough. Let's just act like the angels. They don't go running off to their guardians every time things get a little tough, okay really tough," Audrey added the last part after a glare from JenniAnn. "Now, let's just stick by Andrew and see what happens."
Hours later the girls heard footsteps approaching the cell and stood
up. The same two men from earlier unlocked the cell door and approached
Andrew. They quickly handcuffed him and walked with him out to the
hallway with the girls following directly behind them.
"I have a feeling things are going to get a lot more interesting." Audrey said as they followed the three through the hallway and into a courtroom.
"Take one down, pass it around, 58 bottles of ginger ale in the pantry.
58 bottles of ginger ale in the pantry, 58 bottles of ginger ale, take
one down pass it around, 57 bottles of ginger ale in the pantry." Adam
was still in the kitchen and had been singing for at least half an hour
after realizing how quiet and lonely an empty castle could be. He got
up and decided to explore the castle. As he walked out of the kitchen
and into the foyer his eye drifted to the grand staircase..... and the
banister. Adam spent the next hour sliding down banisters and running
up the stairs, to the top, to start over again. Suddenly, he stopped
and a look of bewilderment came over his face. He ran to the nearest
phone, called Cliff and Daisy, and disappeared.
"Mr.....Andrew. Do you have a last name?"
"No ma'am." The angel answered the judge.
"Very well, are you aware of the charges brought against you?"
"Yes."
"Do you have a lawyer, sir?"
Andrew glanced around the room hoping for a familiar face. When Monica had been arrested Sam had shown up to stand by her. He waited for a few moments and gave up. "No, I don't."
"Very well, Mr. Wellington will serve as your attorney then."
Mr. Wellington approached Andrew. He had a sly look to him and JenniAnn immidiately disliked him. Now more than ever she wished she could just be human again.
"I will now hear arguments in the case of Mr. Andrew versus the world of Fordland in the murder of President Sampson."
For the next few moments JenniAnn and Audrey listened horrified at
the
evidence brought against Andrew. They had to admit that it was
startling.
"Audrey, we've got to get on that witness stand. This can't be true. He was with us when this all supposedly took place!"
"You're right. It was during last week's concert. There's no
way.....
Not to mention.... Isn't Fordland a monarchy?"
"Yes, I'd nearly forgotten that. There's definitely something weird
going on here."
"Audrey! JenniAnn!" Adam came walking towards them. They couldn't have been more happy to see anyone.
"Adam! What's going on? This can't be happening."
"It is, unfortunately. I got a call from You Know Who telling me to come here. I called Cliff and Daisy and asked them to watch the castle and came as soon as I could. So what's the charge?"
"You mean you don't know? Aud! He doesn't know anymore than we do!" JenniAnn exclaimed.
"Shhh!! Something's happening." Audrey said as she pointed to the judge.
"Does the defense have any witnesses?"
"No your honor." Wellington replied.
"Any defense of any kind?"
"Nope." Wellington answered as Andrew stared at him horrifed.
"Your honor, please! I didn't do this! I don't even know the President of Fordland! I didn't know there was a Fordland!" Andrew exclaimed.
"I'm afraid your word doesn't count for much here. We need evidence. Is there any?"
Andrew merely bowed his head.
"Very well. The jury will now deliberate. Oh? What's that?"
"Your honor, we've made our decision."
"And that is?"
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This is a warning from the National Dyeland Psychological System.
Dr. Jen: Wow, dramatic stuff. Oh, sorry, ummm..... Obsession producing region is conflicting with blah, blah. It's not important. Get me back to that newsletter!
This has been a warning from the National Dyeland Psychological System.