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| − | '''Soonie pups''' are a stuffed toy found in [[Elendel]]. |
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| + | |There are... stuffed toys too. |
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| + | '''Soonie pups''' are a stuffed toy found in [[Elendel]] on [[Scadrial]]. They are manufactured by Soonie Industries and are meant to represent [[TenSoon]] as a [[Terris]] [[Wikipedia: wolfhound|wolfhound]].{{file ref|The_Two_Seasons_broadsheet.jpg|text=''The Two Seasons'' broadsheet}} |
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| − | They have real fur and legs that can move. |
+ | They have real fur and legs that can move. [[The House Record]] advertises them as selling for seventy-five clips each, or one-[[Boxing]]-fifty for two.{{file ref|House Record broadsheet.jpg|text=''The House Record'' broadsheet}} |
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| + | == History == |
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| − | [[Sazed]] included |
+ | [[Sazed]] included TenSoon in the [[Words of Founding]], making him a well-known part of the legends around the [[Catacendre]]. TenSoon was annoyed by the mention, and further annoyed by the subsequent commercialization of Soonie pups.{{book ref|mb5|20}} |
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+ | [[Wax]] heard of the toys, and referred to them as "Soonie cubs."{{book ref|mb5|20}} His son, [[Maxillium Ladrian]], later owned a Soonie pup that he named "Tenny" and enjoyed playing with.{{book ref|mb7|5}} |
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| + | [[Olin Tober]], a professor at [[Elendel University]], wrote repeatedly to Soonie Industries and ''[[The Two Seasons]]'' claiming that Soonie pups were a historically inaccurate representation, since Terris wolfhounds did not exist pre-Catacendre, and the [[kandra]] would therefore actually have taken the form of a wolf dog. He released a historically accurate Soonie pup, which sold for a fivespin with a trade-in of the other kind of Soonie pup, and sponsored [[Nicki Savage]]'s broadsheet column with it. His version included a patented zippered pocket, presumably inspired by the ability of kandra to store items within their bodies.{{file ref|The_Two_Seasons_broadsheet.jpg|text=''The Two Seasons'' broadsheet}} |
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Latest revision as of 21:08, 1 April 2023
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| World of Origin | Scadrial |
| Universe | Cosmere |
“There are... stuffed toys too. ”
Soonie pups are a stuffed toy found in Elendel on Scadrial. They are manufactured by Soonie Industries and are meant to represent TenSoon as a Terris wolfhound.[2]
They have real fur and legs that can move. The House Record advertises them as selling for seventy-five clips each, or one-Boxing-fifty for two.[3]
![[2]](#cite_note-The_Two_Seasons_broadsheet.jpg-2){kind=link}
![[3]](#cite_note-House_Record_broadsheet.jpg-3){kind=link}
History[edit]
Sazed included TenSoon in the Words of Founding, making him a well-known part of the legends around the Catacendre. TenSoon was annoyed by the mention, and further annoyed by the subsequent commercialization of Soonie pups.[1]
Wax heard of the toys, and referred to them as "Soonie cubs."[1] His son, Maxillium Ladrian, later owned a Soonie pup that he named "Tenny" and enjoyed playing with.[4]
Olin Tober, a professor at Elendel University, wrote repeatedly to Soonie Industries and The Two Seasons claiming that Soonie pups were a historically inaccurate representation, since Terris wolfhounds did not exist pre-Catacendre, and the kandra would therefore actually have taken the form of a wolf dog. He released a historically accurate Soonie pup, which sold for a fivespin with a trade-in of the other kind of Soonie pup, and sponsored Nicki Savage's broadsheet column with it. His version included a patented zippered pocket, presumably inspired by the ability of kandra to store items within their bodies.[2]
