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{{ | [[File:Shelly Fisher Visual.png|thumb|248x248px|Miss Shelly in ''[[The Binding of Oathkeeper]]'']]{{Quotation||If you knew anything about me, you'd know I traffic in creation, not death.}} | ||
'''Shelly Fisher''', also known as '''Miss Shelly''', is a widowed junk yard attendant. She created | '''Shelly Fisher''', also known as '''Miss Shelly''' or '''Ms. Shelly''', is a widowed junk yard attendant. She created {{HeroIcon|Bebop}} to assist her in her work and to be the son she could never have.<ref name=":0">{{PageRef|name=Bebop}}'s background</ref> | ||
== Summary == | |||
Shelly Fisher is an elderly black woman with grey hair and glasses.<ref>[[The Binding of Oathkeeper|''The Binding of Oathkeeper'']] - [https://youtu.be/nn_C9nQ_Ri0?si=nyfQSRHwnVqJz-2c&t=1566 Chapter 5D]</ref> | |||
Miss Shelly has fallen ill and [[Bebop]] has turned to pit fighting in order to pay for her medication. While Miss Shelly's exact illness is unknown, it's implied that modern medicine can't save her.<ref>{{PageRef|name=Hidden King}}'s in-game [[Bebop/Quotes#Patrons|voice line]] (Bebop start): ''"Modern medicine cannot save Miss Shelly, Bebop, but the Hidden King can! Summon him."''</ref> While not eager to die, Miss Shelly was content with her life and has accepted her eventual death.<ref>[[The Binding of Oathkeeper|''The Binding of Oathkeeper'']] - [[The Binding of Oathkeeper/Transcription#5d - The Last Temptation of Geist|Chapter 5D]] - Miss Shelly: ''"I've lived a good life, a long life, I buried my husband, and while I'm not eager to see him again, if death comes knockin', I'll come runnin'."''</ref> | |||
Bebop's motivation and wish in the ritual is to cure Shelly Fisher of her illness.<ref>{{PageRef|name=Bebop}}'s in-game [[Bebop/Quotes#Select|voice line]] (select): ''"I'll do whatever it takes to save Miss Shelly."''</ref><ref>{{PageRef|name=Hidden King}}'s in-game [[Bebop/Quotes#Patrons|voice line]] (Bebop start): ''"Shelly Fisher is running out of time, Bebop. Don't fail her. Complete the ritual."''</ref> He views Miss Shelly as his "mother".<ref>{{ConvoCite|hero1=Bebop|hero2=Yamato|number=1|hero_quote1=Yamato|quote1=Your master is sick?|hero_quote2=Bebop|quote2=My mother. Not my master.}}</ref> Shelly doesn't know Bebop is a pit fighter, and he believes she wouldn't approve of his activities.<ref name=":0" /> Shelly Fisher is resting at home during the in-game [[ritual]].<ref>{{PageRef|name=Bebop}}'s in-game [[Bebop/Quotes#Pre-Game|voice line]] (pre-game ping): ''"Miss Shelly probably wouldn't approve of what I'm about to do. Unfortunately for them, she's at home resting."''</ref> | |||
Miss Shelly's creation of Bebop is described as "an act of craftsmanship, willpower and sacrifice". Shelly created Bebop without any bindings (rules to keep Bebop under control) because she "doesn't believe in that sort of thing".<ref>{{ConvoCite|hero1=Bebop|hero2=McGinnis|number=3|hero_quote1=McGinnis|quote1=So, what sort of bindings did your creator put on you?|hero_quote2=Bebop|quote2=Oh, Miss Shelly doesn't believe in that sort of thing.}}</ref> {{PageRef|name=McGinnis}} is impressed by the craftsmanship used to create Bebop and shows interest in hiring Miss Shelly to work at [[Fairfax Industries]].<ref>{{ConvoCite|hero1=Bebop|hero2=McGinnis|number=1|hero_quote1=McGinnis|quote1=Who made you, Bebop?|hero_quote2=Bebop|quote2=Oh, Miss Shelly.|hero_quote3=McGinnis|quote3=She looking for a job? (...) When you see her, tell her she did great work.}}</ref> | |||
Miss Shelly is a fan of Jazz, which was the inspiration for the name Bebop.<ref>{{ConvoCite|hero1=Bebop|hero2=Paradox|number=3|hero_quote1=Paradox|quote1='Bebop'. That's a curious name for a golem.|hero_quote2=Bebop|quote2=Eh... Miss Shelly's a fan of music.}}</ref> | |||
Miss Shelly's doctor is [[Johann Geist Jr.]], {{HeroIcon|Lady Geist}}'s grandson.<ref>[[The Binding of Oathkeeper|''The Binding of Oathkeeper'']] - [https://youtu.be/nn_C9nQ_Ri0?si=b7lFB-g9Rk9CrCyK&t=964 Chapter 4C]</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 12:51, 20 August 2026
“If you knew anything about me, you'd know I traffic in creation, not death.
Shelly Fisher, also known as Miss Shelly or Ms. Shelly, is a widowed junk yard attendant. She created 
Bebop to assist her in her work and to be the son she could never have.[1]
Summary
[edit | edit source]Shelly Fisher is an elderly black woman with grey hair and glasses.[2]
Miss Shelly has fallen ill and Bebop has turned to pit fighting in order to pay for her medication. While Miss Shelly's exact illness is unknown, it's implied that modern medicine can't save her.[3] While not eager to die, Miss Shelly was content with her life and has accepted her eventual death.[4]
Bebop's motivation and wish in the ritual is to cure Shelly Fisher of her illness.[5][6] He views Miss Shelly as his "mother".[7] Shelly doesn't know Bebop is a pit fighter, and he believes she wouldn't approve of his activities.[1] Shelly Fisher is resting at home during the in-game ritual.[8]
Miss Shelly's creation of Bebop is described as "an act of craftsmanship, willpower and sacrifice". Shelly created Bebop without any bindings (rules to keep Bebop under control) because she "doesn't believe in that sort of thing".[9] 
McGinnis is impressed by the craftsmanship used to create Bebop and shows interest in hiring Miss Shelly to work at Fairfax Industries.[10]
Miss Shelly is a fan of Jazz, which was the inspiration for the name Bebop.[11]
Miss Shelly's doctor is Johann Geist Jr., 
Lady Geist's grandson.[12]
References
[edit | edit source]- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Bebop's background
- ↑ The Binding of Oathkeeper - Chapter 5D
- ↑
Hidden King's in-game voice line (Bebop start): "Modern medicine cannot save Miss Shelly, Bebop, but the Hidden King can! Summon him."
- ↑ The Binding of Oathkeeper - Chapter 5D - Miss Shelly: "I've lived a good life, a long life, I buried my husband, and while I'm not eager to see him again, if death comes knockin', I'll come runnin'."
- ↑ Bebop's in-game voice line (select): "I'll do whatever it takes to save Miss Shelly."
- ↑ Hidden King's in-game voice line (Bebop start): "Shelly Fisher is running out of time, Bebop. Don't fail her. Complete the ritual."
- ↑ Bebop And Yamato Conversation 1 -
"Your master is sick?" - "My mother. Not my master."
- ↑ Bebop's in-game voice line (pre-game ping): "Miss Shelly probably wouldn't approve of what I'm about to do. Unfortunately for them, she's at home resting."
- ↑ Bebop And McGinnis Conversation 3 - "So, what sort of bindings did your creator put on you?" - "Oh, Miss Shelly doesn't believe in that sort of thing."
- ↑ Bebop And McGinnis Conversation 1 - "Who made you, Bebop?" - "Oh, Miss Shelly." - "She looking for a job? (...) When you see her, tell her she did great work."
- ↑ Bebop And Paradox Conversation 3 -
"'Bebop'. That's a curious name for a golem." - "Eh... Miss Shelly's a fan of music."
- ↑ The Binding of Oathkeeper - Chapter 4C
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