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{{Infobox character|title=Jellicle|pronouns=she/her|color_theme=pal|season=''[[The Road to PALISADE]]''}} | {{Infobox character|title=Jellicle|pronouns=she/her|color_theme=pal|season=''[[The Road to PALISADE]]''|affiliations=[[TSYU]]}} | ||
'''Jellicle''' is the director<ref>[[Records Recovered from the Divine, Arbitrage]], "[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading|Serious Reading]]"</ref> or dean<ref name=":0">[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading]]</ref> of [[TSYU]]'s prestigious medical school. | '''Jellicle''' is the controversial director<ref>[[Records Recovered from the Divine, Arbitrage|''Records Recovered from the Divine, Arbitrage'']], "[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading|Serious Reading]]"</ref> or dean<ref name=":0">[[The Road to PALISADE 16: Serious Reading]]</ref> of [[TSYU]]'s prestigious medical school. She was appointed to this post despite having little experience in any field other than advertising. In her previous career, she once created a [[Jellicle#The Commercial|commercial]] that brought someone back to life. | ||
== History and Involvement == | == History and Involvement == | ||
Prior to her career at | Prior to her career at TSYU, Jellicle worked in advertising and became famous for her commercial that brought someone back to life. In her commencement speech following her appointment to TSYU, Jellicle said that the commercial was the reason she was put in charge of the medical school. | ||
She spends a lot of time in her tenure at TSYU shooting ads with students as actors, and possibly teaching people "new medicine". | |||
=== The Commercial === | Jellicle is discussed on an episode of ''[[CENTRE/line]]'' in which [[Pregoria Prilt]] expresses outrage at her appointment to the medical school. [[Continental Countinghouse]] claims to have heard from a confidential student source that Jellicle forces students to be in her ads.<ref name=":0" /> | ||
== The Commercial == | |||
The commercial Jellicle created that brought someone back to life featured a panda bear and the phrase ''Do you have it?'' said in a German accent. The German accent was a weird or possibly brave move that connected the commercial to a myth about hamburgers in [[Earth]] Germany, making some historians uncomfortable. The commercial was so popular that university students everywhere had ''Do you have it?'' posters in their dorm rooms.<ref name=":0" /> | |||
''Do you have it?'' may be a reference to an ancient [[List of Divine Universe media#"Do You Have It"|song of the same name]] by pop artist [[Aria Joie]].<ref>[[COUNTER/Weight 0.4: New Perspectives]]</ref> | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
{{Reflist}}{{NavboxRTPAL}} | {{Reflist}}{{NavboxRTPAL}} | ||
[[Category:Road to PALISADE characters]] | [[Category:Road to PALISADE characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:07, 11 April 2024
Jellicle is the controversial director[1] or dean[2] of TSYU's prestigious medical school. She was appointed to this post despite having little experience in any field other than advertising. In her previous career, she once created a commercial that brought someone back to life.
History and Involvement[edit | edit source]
Prior to her career at TSYU, Jellicle worked in advertising and became famous for her commercial that brought someone back to life. In her commencement speech following her appointment to TSYU, Jellicle said that the commercial was the reason she was put in charge of the medical school.
She spends a lot of time in her tenure at TSYU shooting ads with students as actors, and possibly teaching people "new medicine".
Jellicle is discussed on an episode of CENTRE/line in which Pregoria Prilt expresses outrage at her appointment to the medical school. Continental Countinghouse claims to have heard from a confidential student source that Jellicle forces students to be in her ads.[2]
The Commercial[edit | edit source]
The commercial Jellicle created that brought someone back to life featured a panda bear and the phrase Do you have it? said in a German accent. The German accent was a weird or possibly brave move that connected the commercial to a myth about hamburgers in Earth Germany, making some historians uncomfortable. The commercial was so popular that university students everywhere had Do you have it? posters in their dorm rooms.[2]
Do you have it? may be a reference to an ancient song of the same name by pop artist Aria Joie.[3]