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{{quote|Mr. Champion! No, I mean, [[Mario]]... Please allow me to express my earnest thanks for defeating that foul [[Grubba]].|Jolene|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | {{quote|Mr. Champion! No, I mean, [[Mario]]... Please allow me to express my earnest thanks for defeating that foul [[Grubba]].|Jolene|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | ||
'''Jolene''', also known as "'''X'''", is a female [[Toad]] who resides in [[Glitzville]], and used to be the assistant of [[Grubba]] in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She works in the [[Glitz Pit]]. | '''Jolene''', also known as "'''X'''", is a female [[Toad]] who resides in [[Glitzville]], and used to be the assistant of [[Grubba]] in ''[[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door]]''. She works in the [[Glitz Pit]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
{{quote|Let me tell you everything. I had a little brother once, by the name of [[Prince Mush|Mush]]. He's have done anything for me. Our family was always poor, so he became a fighter here to support all of us... But he suddenly went missing one day. Our family was inconsolable. I suspected foul play, so I got hired on as the manager and investigated in secret. As I looked for clues about my brother, I accidentally saw Mr. [[Grubba]] transform. Seeing what I was up against, I almost gave up hope...and then [[Mario|you]] appeared. So I decided to secretly guide you.|Jolene|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | {{quote|Let me tell you everything. I had a little brother once, by the name of [[Prince Mush|Mush]]. He's have done anything for me. Our family was always poor, so he became a fighter here to support all of us... But he suddenly went missing one day. Our family was inconsolable. I suspected foul play, so I got hired on as the manager and investigated in secret. As I looked for clues about my brother, I accidentally saw Mr. [[Grubba]] transform. Seeing what I was up against, I almost gave up hope...and then [[Mario|you]] appeared. So I decided to secretly guide you.|Jolene|Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door}} | ||
Jolene first appears at the very beginning of [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]], in Grubba's office. She leads [[Mario]] and his [[partner]]s to their locker room, and then leaves. By talking to [[Bandy Andy]], Mario can discover that occasionally, Jolene had been seen going into places (bathrooms and such), but never coming back out. | Jolene first appears at the very beginning of [[Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door#Chapter 3: Of Glitz and Glory|Chapter 3]], in Grubba's office. She leads [[Mario]] and his [[partner]]s to their locker room, and then leaves. By talking to [[Bandy Andy]], Mario can discover that occasionally, Jolene had been seen going into places (bathrooms and such), but never coming back out. | ||
Mario enters the tournament of Glitzville, and as he advances in rank, some of the fighters start to go missing. He also starts getting | Mario enters the tournament of Glitzville, and as he advances in rank, some of the fighters start to go missing. He also starts getting e-mails from a strange person called "X". One such e-mail tells him to look in the attic of the building, where he finds the crumpled bodies of fellow fighters [[King K]] and Bandy Andy. While exiting the attic, he spies Jolene about to enter, then sees her quickly running out again when she sees him. | ||
However, at the end of the chapter, it is revealed that Grubba is actually behind this. After Mario defeats [[Macho Grubba]], Jolene walks in and tells him that she is actually the sister of the old champion of the Glitz Pit, [[Prince Mush]]. Prince Mush disappeared, and Jolene suspected Grubba of kidnapping him, explaining why she got a job as his secretary: so that she could learn his secrets. She also revealed that she was actually "X", and had sent Mario the e-mails so that he would unknowingly help her uncover the mystery, as she thought he would be the only one who could defeat Grubba. | |||
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When not at work, Jolene can be found at the Glitzville [[Fresh Juice Shop]]; though not stated outright, it is heavily implied throughout the game, mainly from her recognizable appearance. This would also explain her going into bathrooms and not coming out: she actually just changes her clothes and no one recognizes her, although it is also implied that she uses a certain "man-eating toilet" to warp from room to room via the bathroom, like Mario did when a security guard locked him in an abandoned locker room. Also, when X tells Mario to get the [[Super Hammer]] from [[Podler]] in an e-mail, "Jolene" is not present. | When not at work, Jolene can be found at the Glitzville [[Fresh Juice Shop]]; though not stated outright, it is heavily implied throughout the game, mainly from her recognizable appearance. This would also explain her going into bathrooms and not coming out: she actually just changes her clothes and no one recognizes her, although it is also implied that she uses a certain "man-eating toilet" to warp from room to room via the bathroom, like Mario did when a security guard locked him in an abandoned locker room. Also, when X tells Mario to get the [[Super Hammer]] from [[Podler]] in an e-mail, "Jolene" is not present. | ||
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