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'''Rutherford Bartlett''' was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].

[[Category:Characters|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators|Bartlett, Rutherford]]

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-'''Rutherford Bartlett''' (???—31 AH) was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].
+'''Rutherford Bartlett''' (??? – ???) was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances. He was one of [[Hollywood]]'s pioneer animators, having worked on the [[Laffographs]], and went on to become one of the [[Eleven Elders]] of [[Whit Jolley Animation]]. Despite this prestigious career, little is known about the man himself. He was declared legally dead in [[Hollywood in the 2010s|2018]], an even considered by many to be the ending point of the "Twenty-Toons" period of Hollywood.
 == Personality ==
 By all accounts, Bartlett was a quiet and studious man who mostly kept to himself. He was courteous, kind, and slightly nervous around other people. But beneath this meek and unassuming attitude lurked the heart and soul of a pervert. Bartlett managed to keep this side of himself unknown to everyone, which was perhaps the catalyst for his mysterious disappearance.
 == Backstory ==
-The exact date that Bartlett arrived in [[Hollywood]] is unknown, as he never kept a diary or journal. But it was before the [[Battle of Los Angeles]] (68 BBO), as one of his recovered sketchbooks contains several drawings of the event. He may have been called to Hollywood by [[Whit Jolley]] himself, as Bartlett worked as principle character design on numerous Jolley films. It was during this tenure that his reputation as an animator of the cute was established.
+After the collapse of the Laffographs in 1927, Bartlett parted ways with Jolley and was seemingly inactive in Hollywood for several years until resurfacing in 1932 to rejoin Jolley at his new studio. He provided principle character design on numerous Jolley films, earning him the nickname "King of the Princesses" for his eye for cuteness. He eventually left Jolley in 1957, unable or unwilling to refute accusations of communist sympathies. He returned in 1978, not long after the death of Whit Jolley, to work in an advisory capacity.
-As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. He was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. He was first reported missing in 31 AH. Much like his arrival, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown, as it was only discovered during a delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and an equal quantity of whiskey.
+As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. By the [[Hollywood in the 1980s|1980s]] he was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. He was first reported missing in 1995, shortly after [[the Big One]]. Much like his arrival in Hollywood, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown. It was only discovered thanks to a regular scheduled delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and an equal quantity of whiskey.
 [[Category:Characters|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Historical figures|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators|Bartlett, Rutherford]]

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-'''Rutherford Bartlett''' was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].
+'''Rutherford Bartlett''' (???—31 AH) was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].
 == Personality ==
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 As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. He was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. He was first reported missing in 31 AH. Much like his arrival, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown, as it was only discovered during a delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and an equal quantity of whiskey.
-[[Category:Characters|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators|Bartlett, Rutherford]]
+[[Category:Characters|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Historical figures|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators|Bartlett, Rutherford]]

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 == Backstory ==
-The exact date that Bartlett arrived in [[Hollywood]] is unknown, as he never kept a diary or journal. But it was before the [[Battle of Los Angeles]], as one of his recovered sketchbooks contains several drawings of the event. He may have been called to Hollywood by [[Whit Jolley]] himself, as Bartlett worked as principle character design on numerous Jolley films. It was during this tenure that his reputation as an animator of the cute was established.
+The exact date that Bartlett arrived in [[Hollywood]] is unknown, as he never kept a diary or journal. But it was before the [[Battle of Los Angeles]] (68 BBO), as one of his recovered sketchbooks contains several drawings of the event. He may have been called to Hollywood by [[Whit Jolley]] himself, as Bartlett worked as principle character design on numerous Jolley films. It was during this tenure that his reputation as an animator of the cute was established.
-As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. He was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. Much like his arrival, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown, as it was only discovered during a delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and whiskey, being worth several hundred dollars. Additionally, since it was after [[the Big One]], the date had ceased to mean much.
+As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. He was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. He was first reported missing in 31 AH. Much like his arrival, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown, as it was only discovered during a delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and an equal quantity of whiskey.
 [[Category:Characters|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators|Bartlett, Rutherford]]

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	'''Rutherford Bartlett''' was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].		'''Rutherford Bartlett''' was an [[animator]] who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, shortly after drawing his final [[toon]], [[Nicolette Inque]].
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		+	== Personality ==
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		+	By all accounts, Bartlett was a quiet and studious man who mostly kept to himself. He was courteous, kind, and slightly nervous around other people. But beneath this meek and unassuming attitude lurked the heart and soul of a pervert. Bartlett managed to keep this side of himself unknown to everyone, which was perhaps the catalyst for his mysterious disappearance.
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		+	== Backstory ==
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		+	The exact date that Bartlett arrived in [[Hollywood]] is unknown, as he never kept a diary or journal. But it was before the [[Battle of Los Angeles]], as one of his recovered sketchbooks contains several drawings of the event. He may have been called to Hollywood by [[Whit Jolley]] himself, as Bartlett worked as principle character design on numerous Jolley films. It was during this tenure that his reputation as an animator of the cute was established.
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		+	As time progressed, Bartlett became more and more of a recluse. He was rarely seen in public, and sequestered himself inside his apartment in [[Sunset Slums]] for months at a time. Much like his arrival, the exact date of his disappearance is unknown, as it was only discovered during a delivery that could not be signed for: ten crates of canned beans and whiskey, being worth several hundred dollars. Additionally, since it was after [[the Big One]], the date had ceased to mean much.

	[[Category:Characters\|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans\|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators\|Bartlett, Rutherford]]		[[Category:Characters\|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Humans\|Bartlett, Rutherford]][[Category:Animators\|Bartlett, Rutherford]]