We need to close the book, mother. I need you to let me go. You shouldn't feel guilty for giving me up. You did the right thing... for me and the world. This is where I belong. Someone once said that nobody becomes guilty by fate, and that's what it is, Kris... fate. Everything is where it should be. Goodbye... mother. 
Dream Child[]
Appearances[]
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Geomancer / Geoff McHenry (Flashback only)
- Magnus, Robot Fighter (dream only)
Villains:
- Harbinger Foundation
- Eggbreakers
- Stronghold / Edward T. Sedgwick (First appearance)
- Guardsmen
- Toyo Harada
- Eggbreakers
- Mothergod / Erica Pierce (dream only)
Other Characters:
- Allen (Single appearance)
- Amy (Single appearance)
- Bionisaurs (Flashback only)
- Darryl (Mentioned only)
- Mr. Ross (Harbinger Foundation)
- Mrs. Clay (Single appearance)
- Nikki (Mentioned only)
- Pearl (First appearance)
- Robots (dream)
- Rock (Mentioned only)
- Tony (Single appearance)
- Torque (Mentioned only)
Locations:
- Lost Land (Flashback only)
- Missouri
- New Jersey
- Hoboken
- Garden Day Care
- Hoboken
Items:
Vehicles:
Credits[]
- Writers: Maurice Fontenot
- Pencilers: Howard Simpson, Gonzalo Mayo
- Inkers: Gonzalo Mayo
- Colorists: Maurice Fontenot, Knob Row
- Letterers: George Roberts, Jr., Scott Friedlander, Ken Lopez
- Cover Artists: Howard Simpson, Gonzalo Mayo, Maurice Fontenot
- Editors: Bob Layton
- Editor-in-Chief: Bob Layton
Synopsis[]
Kris is plagued by nightmares about the fate of the baby she gave up in the Unity conflict. So preoccupied is she by the loss of her child, that the others are beginning to fear for her mental health. At last, Pete secretly enters Kris' sleeping mind to give her recurring nightmares a happier ending. Realizing that she must let the child go to pursue his destiny as Magnus, Kris finally is able to get on with the rest of her life.[1]
Notes[]
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Quotes[]
We need to close the book, mother. I need you to let me go. You shouldn't feel guilty for giving me up. You did the right thing... for me and the world. This is where I belong. Someone once said that nobody becomes guilty by fate, and that's what it is, Kris... fate. Everything is where it should be. Goodbye... mother.
Gallery[]
Cover Art[]
Related[]
- Harbinger
References[]
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