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"Beth, The White Guardian"
Costume
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	"Beth, The White Guardian," and her creator White Pony at the 1992 MagiCon, WorldCon in Orlando, Florida. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Photo taken of "Beth TWG" on stage during the 1992 MagiCon, WorldCon Masquerade competition. Beth's entrance on stage where she dropped her hooded cape. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Photo taken of "Beth TWG" on stage during the 1992 MagiCon, WorldCon Masquerade competition. Near the completion of her routine. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Photo taken of "Beth, TWG" walking down the main entrance of the Orlando Convention Center, after winning Best Recreation in the Masters Division at the 1992 MagiCon, WorldCon Masquerade. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Side view of the award winning "Beth, TWG" costume. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Photo taken during ConFURence (Jan 1993). "Beth TWG" taking a moment to relax behind our dealer's table in the Dealers Den. All rights reserved, including world rights.
	Photo taken during ConFURence (Jan 1993). "Beth TWG" wearing her white robe, one of three outfits designed and constructed by Jean Kidwell. All rights reserved, including world rights.
Michelsen's Revenge Software	When I asked, "Which photo of the Beth The White Guardian costume or piece of artwork inspirled you?" to compose "*The $6,000 Unicorn." Steven replied, "Actually, the whole set contributed, along with the info you posted elsewhere about unicorns that had to lose their alicorn to achieve anthropomorphism. I thought about that, and most of the good reasons I could think of for one to choose to do that, were rather romantic-sounding. Having to sacrifice part of yourself to be able to 'walk with the people,' so to speak. Now that's something that would fit well into a story." "The $6,000 Unicorn*" as composed by Steven Roy

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