 Rebecca Snoot, 1647 GUE
Rebecca in Bathroom (A) / (art) The Sweepstakes Winner at gunpoint (A) / (art) Rebecca (A) / (B) Rebecca freed from petrification Rebecca after Morphius defeat (A) / (B) / (C) Rebecca Artwork Rebecca's bedroom (low) / (high) / (art) Rebecca's dresser (A) / (art1) / (art2) Rebecca's Mirror (A) / (B) Rebecca's car [behind the scenes] |
The very brilliant, self-reliant Rebecca Snoot, was always studying. Daughter of Obediah Snoot IV, she graduated Suey Cum Loudly in Jam of 1640 GUE as Ms. Mavis Peepers star pupil. Able to pick up languages "faster than a zorklitz," she continued her anthropological studies after graduation and wrote books. After experimenting with illumynite, she filed a patent and copyright for her Illumynite Nail Polish and Lipstick.
In the 1640s, she continued to live with her father on his farm. When the curse of Morphius began to drawn buildings from the surface into the Great Underground Empire, her home was not spared. In her dreams, the dreaded evil Morphius continued to introduce itself in her dreams.
Rebecca always fed her cow carrots so it would see better in the dark. Once the milk-maker escaped and tore up Witch Itah's vegetable garden, but only consumed the carrots. Later, the cow came up missing. Unknown to Rebecca, it somehow came into the possession of Angus Pugney, a nearby neighbor, who tended it as his own.
Knowing that Morphius' minions could be anywhere, as the days grew more evil, Rebecca decided that she needed to quiz all strangers to determine whether or not they were on her side. By using selected trivia from Zorkian history, she was somehow able to quickly tell if the suspect meant her good or ill-fortune.
In 1647, the Sweepstakes Winner, was one of these who were tested. Having stealthy entered the Snoot house by slipping through an open window, the anthropologist was encountered in the bathroom. With a single punch, she knocked the intruder unconscious. After changing her clothing, she kept the human at gunpoint until the consciousness returned. From there she proceeded to ask the intruder her question. Once it was correctly answered, she was befriended and granted permission that anything within the house could be taken. Rebecca continued to aid this adventurer by gathering information and even translating one of four jokes, which would be essential in the recovery of the six pieces of the last Flying Disc of Frobozz.
While that nameless Sweepstakes Winner raided the Citadel of Zork, Rebecca was captured, turned to stone, and set on display in Morphius' research laboratory. Upon his defeat, Rebecca was freed from her stone prison. Having developed romantic interest for one another during the course of their explorations, the Sweepstakes Winner and Rebecca Snoot became a couple following the conclusion of these events; it is unknown if their relationship ever consummated in marriage.
During the 1640s, Rebecca was in the process of authoring a book called "Zork: The Return of Evil," which when released after 1647, was a companion book to "The Rise and Fall of Zork." Her book was on sale for a mere two zorkmids. In this book, she went to great lengths to prove that Belboz, far from being either a drooling idiot or a vegetable, was in fact still in full possession of his faculties by 966, and furthermore that he played a crucial role in the building of a sculpture garden to the six Ancient Muses of the Arts.