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Template:Quotation marks Mother Nature is a powerful, but mysterious, being, as well the daughter of the Nightmare King, Pitch.[1] Mother Nature is "a tall, cloaked woman" who "holds herself with a regal air", with a "long, yet lovely" face.[1] Her black hair is very long, and both her hair and clothing appear to be one with the clouds that surround her form. She is described as being "a force ...
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Emily Jane, also known as Mother Nature, is a powerful and mysterious being, as well as being the daughter of the Nightmare King, Pitch.[2] Mother Nature is "a tall, cloaked woman" who "holds herself with a regal air", with a "long, yet lovely" face. Her black hair is very long, and both her hair and clothing appear to be one with the clouds that surround her form. She is described as being "a ...
This page contains all of Pitch Black's relationships with characters from Rise of the Guardians and The Guardians of Childhood series. Emily Jane, also known as Mother Nature, is Pitch's only daughter. When Pitch was Kozmotis Pitchiner, he loved his daughter's wild heart and turned a blind eye to her disobedient ways. Before he left for a false ambush set up by Dream Pirates, Emily Jane gave ...
The Guardians of Childhood is a series of children's picture books and novels and the inspiration for DreamWorks' Rise of the Guardians adaptation. The books are written and illustrated by author William Joyce, whose other works include George Shrinks, Santa Calls, A Day with Wilbur Robinson, and the much loved Rolie Polie Olie series, which has earned Joyce three Emmy awards. The series ...
Not Quite Flight: Mother Nature controls air currents that allows her to travel from one place to another. Parental Abandonment: The best trope of the story. Her mother sacrificed herself to prevent the Dream Pirates from killing her, and her father never returned from his mission, and thought she was dead like his wife.
Mother Nature (born Emily Jane) is a character in Guardians of Childhood by William Joyce. She is the daughter of Pitch Black. According to Bunny, she unpredictable but has a strong affinity with Jack Frost.
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William Joyce certainly found a lot of wiggle room with his Guardians of Childhood book series. You might be familiar with its, criminally underrated, film adaption Rise of the Guardians. Personally, I think Becoming Mother Nature is a really fun take on a superhero origin story.
