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June Parker is the eponymous protagonist of June's Journey. She is the daughter of Irene Parker and George Parker and the sister of Clare van Buren. Her niece is Virginia van Buren.
Contents
- 1 Personality
- 2 Physical Appearance
- 3 Backstory
- 4 June's Storyline
- 4.1 Volume 1
- 4.1.1 Chapter 1: Arrival in New York
- 4.1 Volume 1
- 5 References
Personality[]
June is a detective, socialite, and nurse. She is outgoing, confident and has a friendly personality. As a detective June is often inquisitive, determined, brave, and confident.
Physical Appearance[]
June is a young woman with a short black bob that is above shoulder length with bangs going across her forehead, thick black eyebrows and blue eyes. She is seen wearing deep red lipstick and dark teal nail polish. She also has a mole on the left side of her face underneath her lips.
She is typically seen wearing a teal turtleneck, maroon unbuttoned trench coat, light grey cargo pants that are folded at knee-length, brown belt, teal stockings and silver high-heeled pumps with straps. She is also seen sporting her signature maroon cloche hat with a teal ribbon and green peaco*ck feather and white scarf around her neck.
Backstory[]
June was born slightly before the turn of the century. She was named after her paternal grandmother, June Stephens, who disguised herself as a man to fight in the Civil War.[1] June grew up with her sister Clare, who is 3 years older.[2] They had a happy childhood until their mother Irene Parker left the family when June was 12. After that, June's father moved the family from London to New York when June was about 13[3] in the summer of 1902.[4] After their move to Orchid Island, New York, the housekeeper Martha Talbot and her then-fiancé Walter Talbot also became a part of the household and helped raise June and Clare. The Talbots were hired in September 1903.[5]
After graduating from high school June decided against pursuing a university degree like her sister. Instead she returned to London at age 17 and worked different jobs before going to nursing school.[6] June served as a nurse in the first world war sometime between 1914 and 1918. She met her future ex-husband, Nicky Bennett, while serving as a nurse in France in 1917. They divorced and she did not speak to him for close to nine years.[7]
June's Storyline[]
Volume 1[]
June is in her early 30's.[8]
Chapter 1: Arrival in New York[]
June returns to New York in 1927 after her sister Clare van Buren and brother-in-law Harry van Buren are murdered. She has been given sole custody of her niece Virginia van Buren.
References[]
- ↑ June's Journey, Dialogue at completion of the Lighthouse (level 20).
- ↑ Driving: Part 2 of 6. A June Journey's Mini-Story,https://blog.wooga.com/driving-part-2-of-6-f9a49b12b2f9, Jan 2018.
- ↑ June's Journey, Vol. 1, Chapter 21.
- ↑ June's Journey, Vol. 1, Chapter 22.
- ↑ June's Journey, Mr. Talbot's Memoir, introduction.
- ↑ June's Journey, Character Cards: June Parker.
- ↑ June's Journey, Vol. 2, Chapter 26.
- ↑ June's Journey, Vol. 1, Chapter 21.
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June's physical appearance is described as that of a young woman with a short black bob, blue eyes, thick black eyebrows, and distinctive features such as a mole on the left side of her face. She is often seen wearing a teal turtleneck, maroon unbuttoned trench coat, light grey cargo pants, a brown belt, teal stockings, and silver high-heeled pumps with straps. Her signature maroon cloche hat with a teal ribbon and green peaco*ck feather, along with a white scarf around her neck, completes her ensemble.
The backstory of June Parker unfolds as she was born slightly before the turn of the century and named after her paternal grandmother, June Stephens. Raised with her older sister Clare, their happy childhood took a turn when their mother, Irene Parker, left the family when June was 12. The family moved from London to New York when June was about 13. Martha and Walter Talbot, the housekeeper and her fiancé, became part of the household after the move. June, unlike her sister, decided against pursuing a university degree, opting for various jobs before attending nursing school.
June's journey includes serving as a nurse in the First World War, where she met her future ex-husband, Nicky Bennett. They divorced, and June did not speak to him for close to nine years. The storyline involves June's return to New York in 1927 after her sister Clare and brother-in-law Harry van Buren are murdered. She is then given sole custody of her niece, Virginia van Buren.
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