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==Trivia==
 
==Trivia==
*Lady Marquee is played by Katie Riffey<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CimEbbdqvHU Second Impact credits]</ref>
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*Lady Marquee is played by Katie Riffey<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXPiF-OhPYo&ptk First Impact credits]</ref>
 
*During part of the pirate invasion dream, Lady Marquee is unique in that for part of it she carries a spear; none of the other players change their behaviour for the whole thing or are shown to carry any weapons in this way.
 
*During part of the pirate invasion dream, Lady Marquee is unique in that for part of it she carries a spear; none of the other players change their behaviour for the whole thing or are shown to carry any weapons in this way.
   

Latest revision as of 05:26, 2 December 2013

Lady Marquee is one of the players in the Big Gallup Tournament, during which she is defeated by Sonata. Her appearance is only shown once, at a distance with the other Big Gallup players during the pirate invasion of the Solarium Club. She is white, average height and has black hair.

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The Big Gallup Players during the pirate invasion of the Solarium Club[1]; Lady Marquee is the woman in the black dress, in the foreground. Also shown is (from right to left): 4-of-a-kind Tony, Dealer & Sonata (with the scene being from Franco's point of view).

Trivia[]

  • Lady Marquee is played by Katie Riffey[2]
  • During part of the pirate invasion dream, Lady Marquee is unique in that for part of it she carries a spear; none of the other players change their behaviour for the whole thing or are shown to carry any weapons in this way.

Speculation[]

  • She may be Prussian, as when she was playing against Sonata, she was noted to have given her the "Prussian rubdown".
  • Lady Marquee appears to be royalty of some kind; she is shown losing her "royal limousine" to Sonata, has the title "lady" and threw a lot of money around during the Big Gallup tournie, seemingly without caring.

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