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Mara Jaffray and Jerome Clarke
Willome Patrome
Jera Jerara Merome Maome Jemara Marome
Jara (J/erome and M/ara) is the friendship/romantic pairing ofMara Jaffray and Jerome Clarke. It is revealed that Jerome has strong feelings for Mara in Season 1. Jerome asks her out, but she turns him down because she has not solved "the whole Mick equation." During the election, Jerome told Mara a lot of things about his past, which seems to be a subject he likes to avoid with others. He also told her how his parents left him to 'rot' there when he was a five year-old child. He trusted her enough to open up about his past and she cared enough about him to listen. InSeason 2, Mara helped Jerome sort out his problems with his estranged father. Later in season 2, they pretended to date in order to make Mick jealous. Jerome and Mara also kiss twice during that time. But, their fake relationship comes to an end when Mara decides to try a long-distance relationship with Mick. They continue to be friends and as they grow closer, Mara starts to fall for Jerome as well. In the Season 2 finale, Jerome says, "Mara, will you please, please, please go out with me?" Then Mara says, "Yes," softly and they kiss, setting up their new relationship inSeason 3. This also marks the end of Mickra. They were still together in the beginning of Season 3, and were stronger than ever. They hint at the fact that they might have spent the summer together. They broke up in House of Trickery / House of Unity. Mara finally forgave him and they got back together in House of Entrapment / House of Sisters. In House of Possession / House of Greed, Mara breaks up with him again for cheating on her with Willow.
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2 Jara Moments
2.1.1 House of Secrets / House of Attitude / House of the Blackbird / House of Dares / House of Lies
2.1.2 House of Agendas / House of Keys
2.1.3 House of Discovery / House of Hyper
2.1.4 House of Cheats / House of Rumors
2.1.5 House of Identity / House of Emergency
2.1.6 House of Rendezvous / House of Rescue
2.1.7 House of Arrest / House of Hoax
2.1.8 House of Time / House of Aliens
2.1.9 House of Masks / House of Pursuit
2.1.10 House of Bribes / House of Venom
2.1.11 House of Lights / House of Allegiance
2.1.12 House of Hush / House of Spies / House of Sting / House of Never / House of Forever
2.2.1 House of Spirits / House of Blackmail
2.2.2 House of Rivals / House of Faces
2.2.3 .House of Tunnels / House of Goodbye
2.2.4 House of Protection / House of Letters
2.2.5 House of Who? / House of Fraud
2.2.6 House of Chance / House of Divides
2.2.7 House of Crushes / House of Vertigo
2.2.8 House of Pressure / House of Deja Vu
2.2.9 House of Hoods / House of Deceit
2.2.10 House of Sibuna / House of Payback
2.2.11 House of Pendulums / House of Impasse
2.2.12 House of Help / House of Phobias
2.2.13 House of Dead-Ends / House of Webs
2.2.14 House of Hacks / House of Stings
2.2.15 House of Double-Cross / House of Wires
2.2.16 House of Evidence / House of Genius
2.2.17 House of Accusations / House of Hasty
2.2.18 House of Sorry / House of Hex
2.2.19 House of Silence / House of Warnings
2.2.20 House of Status / House of Laments
2.2.21 House of Heists / House of Alibis
2.2.22 House of Zodiacs / House of Reckoning
2.2.23 House of Trades / House of Magic
2.2.24 House of Freeze/ House of Timeout
2.2.25 House of Reflectors / House of Illusions
2.2.26 House of Dreams / House of Pitfalls
2.2.27 House of Phantoms / House of Surrender
2.2.28 House of Strategy / House of Memory
2.2.29 House of Pretenders / House of Trouble
2.2.30 House of Missions / House of Captives / House of the Chosen / House of Freedom
2.3.1 House of Arrivals / House of Presents
2.3.2 House of Truth / House of Hieroglyphs
2.3.3 House of Revelations / House of Questions
2.3.4 House of Pi / House of Mistrust
2.3.5 House of Trickery / House of Unity
2.3.6 House of Entrapment / House of Sisters
2.3.7 House of Tombs / House of Smuggling
2.3.8 House of Anticipation / House of Close Calls
2.3.9 House of Hustle / House of Set-Up
2.3.10 House of History / House of Eclipse
2.3.11 House of Awakening / House of Sarcophagi
2.3.12 House of Possession / House of Greed
2.3.13 House of Deceptions / House of Rainbows
2.3.14 House of Enemies / House of Surprise
3.1 Relationship #1 (2.90 - 3.9)
3.2 Relationship #2 (3.12 - 3.24)
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Jara MomentsEdit Edit
House of Secrets / House of Attitude / House of the Blackbird / House of Dares / House of LiesEdit Edit
In a lesson, Jerome sits right behind Mara.[2]Laughing after Jerome throws food at AlfieAdded by Lightningxoxo
When Mara says “And Joy’s just gone? That really is weird.” Jerome is nodding his head like he agrees with Mara.
Mara sits next to Jerome at the dining table.
When Jerome throws food at Alfie, Jerome and Mara laugh but then both get food thrown at them by Alfie.
The next morning Mara and Jerome sit next to each other again at breakfast.
Mara tells Jerome off for be insensitive about Joy’s disappearance.
When Mara says she feels mean about not making Nina welcome, Jerome makes a face at her.
When Mara turns around, Jerome steals food off her plate.
In the school photo, Mara is standing near Jerome.
When Mara says “You're Mr. Flemings replacement?” Jerome looks away from Mr. Winkler and makes a face.
House of Agendas / House of KeysEdit Edit
When Mara and Patricia enter the living room, Mara gives Jerome a little look.
When Mara and Amber are on the football field, Mara is looking at Jerome and vice-versa.
They sit together at dinner.
House of Discovery / House of HyperEdit Edit
Mara and Jerome sit next to each other at breakfast.
Mara looks at Jerome whilst she’s in the kitchen during the party.
House of Cheats / House of RumorsEdit Edit
[3]"I love you"Added by Lightningxoxo*Jerome is staring at Mara and after a few seconds, he realizes she's cheating for Mick.
Jerome mouths the words "Mara, Mara, Mara" and shakes his head in mock disapproval.
Jerome goes into the girls' bathroom and listens to Mara and Patricia's conversation.
Jerome blackmails Mara by telling her that he will tell Mrs. Andrews that she cheated.
Jerome gives her a big list of chores to do.
They pair up for a drama exercise where the pair must say, "I love you" to express their true emotions.
Jerome says it sarcastically.
After observing Jerome and Mara, Mr. Winkler comments that he likes their emotion in the exercise.
House of Identity / House of EmergencyEdit Edit
When Mara comes in with her new look, Jerome looks shocked.
Jerome faces Mara and says “Didn’t you used to be Mara?!” like he was disappointed that she had changed and liked her the way she was.
When Mrs. Andrews walks into the class room you can still see Jerome looking at Mara.
Jerome makes a face of disgust when Mara puts chewing gum behind her ear.
House of Rendezvous / House of RescueEdit Edit
Jerome tricks Mara when they are pulling the prank.
Jerome asks Mara if she wanted to hang out with him and Alfie today.
Alfie asks if Jerome likes Mara.
Jerome says "No, she's the ice queen! Icy queen of ice!" and Alfie just shakes his head in a "Yeah, right." movement (possible Jara shipper)
Mara is sitting next to Jerome.
Jerome tells Mara that his parents don't visit a lot.
Mara wants to comfort him, but he leaves.
House of Arrest / House of HoaxEdit Edit
Mara apologizes to him about bringing up his parents.
Instead of becoming upset or angry Jerome opens up to Mara.
Mara says "Who'd have thought it, you have a sensitive side!"
Jerome throws jelly beans in the air trying to catch them in his mouth to impress Mara.
She laughs and says, "That should really be an Olympic event".
He and Mara are playing chess and Mara says that he's good and she's not surp[4]Added byBooklover101rised.
When Jerome said the chess club was lame, she responded, "That's more like the Jerome I know and love".
Jerome ditches Alfie for Mara and Mara looks a bit surprised about it.
Jerome nominates Mara for class president.
Alfie teases Jerome about liking Mara the whole episode and Jerome never denies the comment.
Jerome looks jealous that Mick and Mara have the same numbers.
Alfie said to Jerome "Welcome to We-Love-Mara-Land! Population: Jerome" .
House of Time / House of AliensEdit Edit
Jerome puts up posters of Mara.
He asks her out on a lunch date.[5]Added by Azulatatis
Jerome calls her pretty, smart, and "actually has a future"
He says she deserves someone better than Mick (like him)
Mara became offended by this. Jerome immediately takes it back, but still meant what he said, so Mara left him.
When Mick surprises Mara at school by coming back, Jerome looks very upset.
Jerome flinches when Mara calls Mick her boyfriend.
House of Masks / House of PursuitEdit Edit
Jerome asks if Mara would fancy watching a movie with him.[6]Jerome wants to watch a film with MaraAdded by Lightningxoxo
Mara was about to say yes when Mick asked her to go on a walk with him.
Later that night, Jerome asks her again, but she says she can't because Mick was doing something romantic for her
When Mara says Mick and her are back on, Jerome looks really upset.
Jerome sees Mick setting up a dinner date for Mara, with candles, and tells Victor about it.
When Mara confronts Jerome about putting up the posters of Amber, Jerome tells her about how his parents left him at the school to "rot".
Mara tries to comfort Jerome by holding onto his arm.[7]Mara tries to comfort JeromeAdded by Lightningxoxo
Jerome doesn't lie to her when Mara asks if Mick was seeing someone else when he was in California, even though he really wants to.
Jerome says Mara brings out the best in him.
Jerome asks Mara if she confronted Mick about the letter.
House of Bribes / House of VenomEdit Edit
Jerome tells Mara about Mick rigging the election; this shows how much he cares about her feelings.
Jerome was listening and watching Mara and Mick fight about the elections.
Jerome looks concerned when Mara leaves to talk to the teachers.
At first when Mara and Mick talk about their relationship, Jerome looks a bit shocked.
When Mara says "We're finished." to Mick her eyes drift off over to Jerome.
Jerome looks really happy when Mara and Mick break up and says to Amber "Now that's what I call a result!" with a ready hand to get a high five.
House of Lights / House of AllegianceEdit Edit
Mara and Mick get back together and they kiss. Jerome is standing in the room as this happens and lookedvery jealous.
[8]House of Hush / House of Spies / House of Sting / House of Never / House of ForeverEdit Edit
Jerome looks at Mara when Mick is spinning her around.
Mara is worried about where everyone is at prom so she's even worried about Jerome.
Season 2Edit Edit
On the House of Anubis web page, in the Connections tab, it says that Mara might like Jerome.
House of Spirits / House of BlackmailEdit Edit
Jerome says, when Mick and Mara were leaving for the movie, that Mara would tell what will happen all the time and Mara looks a bit worried, but Mick just says "Shut up, Clarke!"
Mara seemed a bit jealous when Jerome said he was holding a picture of his ex-girlfriend.
Jerome then says he can't stand the sight of his ex-girlfriend and quickly sits down for class.
House of Rivals / House of FacesEdit Edit
Jerome tells Mara he can deny her nothing.
.House of Tunnels / House of GoodbyeEdit Edit
Jerome is really happy when he finds out that Mara dumped Mick
Jerome seemed to try to genuinely comfort Mara before Mick came down the hall.
During breakfast, Jerome looks pleased that Mara is ignoring Mick
Jerome and Mara give each other a "pop quiz" about their personal lives in the hall. Jerome asked Mara about breaking up with Mick and Mara asked Jerome about when he'd start looking for his father.
Mara tells Jerome that she may be interfering, but she wants to stop him from doing something he may regret, this shows that she cares about him and his family life.
During the party, Jerome almost looks guilty for the fact that Mara is so upset Mick is leaving, but he doesn't go and do anything about it.
House of Protection / House of LettersEdit Edit
Mara helps Jerome hire a private investigator.
Mara is very concerned by Jerome's reaction to a letter from his father to his mother.
House of Who? / House of FraudEdit Edit
Mara is concerned when she finds out about Jerome's father.
Poppy interrupts them and asks if Mara and Jerome are an item, after denying it, Mara leaves the two to talk alone.
Mara knows something's up with Jerome's "Donkey Day."
Mara is concered when Jerome was going to be sick.
When Mara finds out about the scam, she threatens to let the "donkey out of the bag."
Jerome chases after her.
House of Chance / House of DividesEdit Edit
Mara tries to teach Jerome a lesson about scamming his classmates by making him donate all the Donkey Day money
Mara is concerned when Jerome is trying to finish the carrot eating challenge that Eddie out him up to.
Mara checks on Jerome while he's feeling ill to make sure he's learned his lesson and to tell him he did a good thing.
House of Crushes / House of VertigoEdit Edit
Mara and Jerome walk together in the hall and discuss his father and Jerome's debt.
It seems to be implied that Jerome hasn't even told Alfie about his father and that only Mara and Poppy know.
House of Pressure / House of Deja VuEdit Edit
Jerome is suspicious when he sees Mara talking to Poppy in the library.
Jerome asks Mara to help him hide from Nina and Joy.
Jerome only gives Joy and Nina's money back after Mara tells him to.
Jerome doesn't appear entirely convinced when Mara tells him the letter is from Mick and questions her about it until Nina interrupts them.
House of Hoods / House of DeceitEdit Edit
Jerome is very upset with Mara for helping Poppy write to their father.
House of Sibuna / House of PaybackEdit Edit
Mara apologizes to Jerome and he tells her that his father wants to see him.[9]Jerome smirks at Mara when she says his height is "mostly hair."Added by ThatArtGirl
Jerome says he didn't want to tell Mara he was going to see his father in case he chickened out.
Mara offers to go as moral support when Jerome goes to see his dad.
Mara goes with Jerome to the prison and Jerome's father mistakes them for a couple.
When Jerome decides he can't talk to his father, Mara talks him down and convinces him to stay.
Jerome's father says that Mara and Jerome are good together, despite not being a couple.
House of Pendulums / House of ImpasseEdit Edit
Jerome buys flowers for Mara and thanks her for being his rock.[10]Jerome gives Mara flowersAdded by Heatherxsibuna
Jerome gives Mara a hug.
Mara gets angry with Jerome when he can't tell her why he won't tell Poppy.
Mara asks if the flowers will squirt water from them
Jerome says no but if she was allergic he would have gotten her plastic flowers
Mara says she'll keep the flowers
House of Help / House of PhobiasEdit Edit
Mara apologizes to Jerome for getting angry and promises to not ask about what he won't tell her again.
Mara gets offended when Jerome still won't tell her.
Jerome confides in Mara that his father wants him to do something that might get him in trouble.
Jerome tells Mara that Poppy found out about their father.
When Jerome says that he has to go back to the prison alone, Mara says it's a pity.
Jerome teases Mara, asking her if she misses him and she hesitates before saying no and giving a different explanation.
Jerome is smiling the whole time Mara struggles for an explanation.
House of Dead-Ends / House of WebsEdit Edit
Mara tells Jerome that she's excited about her interview with Mr. Sweet.[11]Added by ThatArtGirl
Mara can tell something is wrong with Jerome
Jerome tells Mara about his father's task for him.
Mara is happy that Jerome is putting someone else before himself
Mara hugs Jerome.
Jerome, surprised, hugs her back and smiles to himself.
Mara teases Jerome, but then tells Jerome where the suit of armor is as they sit on the couch. Both smiling the whole time.
House of Hacks / House of StingsEdit Edit
After meeting with Mrs. Andrews, Mara goes straight to see if Jerome got the gem yet.
Mara goes with Jerome to rinse off the gem.
Mara and Jerome work to take the sink apart together.
Jerome gets upset when Mara leaves to go interview Mr. Sweet instead of helping him.
House of Double-Cross / House of WiresEdit Edit
Mara goes with Jerome to put the gem back in the shield, but they discover it is gone.
House of Evidence / House of GeniusEdit Edit
Mara sits with Jerome and Alfie during science class.
Jerome laughs when Alfie calls Mara boring.
House of Accusations / House of HastyEdit Edit
When Mara looks into the crowd for reassurance, Jerome is among the people she looks to.
Jerome hesitates and looks to Mara when Alfie tells him he needs to practice during a break in Mara's hearing.
Right before Mara got expelled; he came in with a very worried look on his face, and stood up the entire time Sweetie was talking.
Jerome looks very upset when he hears Mara was expelled.
Jerome defends Mara vehemently when she is expelled.
House of Sorry / House of HexEdit Edit
Jerome goes to comfort Mara.
Mara gets angry at Jerome because he wasn't there before Mr. Sweet expelled her.
Jerome tells Mara to wait so that he can explain, but she walks out.
Jerome looks angrily at Eddie when Patricia says it was Eddie's fault.
Jerome tells Mara it isn't over until it's over because he doesn't want her to give up hope of her being able to stay.
When Mara is called to Sweety's office, Jerome says he can't just sit there and do nothing. (He is the most worried that she is going to leave because he likes her so much.)
Jerome is the first out the door with a worried look on his face.
Jerome is the first to hug Mara when he finds out she's staying.
Jerome is not upset with Mara when he finds out she told Poppy about the gem and the shield.
Mara watches the tournament attentively
House of Silence / House of WarningsEdit Edit
Mara watches as Jerome puts the gem back in the shield.
When Poppy says "You should go celebrate", she glances at Mara, implying that she means Jerome and Mara should go out.
House of Status / House of LamentsEdit Edit
Jerome asks how Mick can keep ruining his life when Mara and Ms Valentine are talking about Mick.
Mara specifically chooses Jerome to make Mick jealous.
When Mara thinks Mick has an australian girlfriend, Jerome looks happy.
Jerome and Mara take fake date photos to put online to make Mick jealous.
Mara says that Jerome is a great actor, but Jerome wasn't listening as he was too busy staring at her.
Jerome kisses Mara for a photo, but "accidentally" blocks the photo with his finger and states that "they have to do it again".
Before they kiss for a second time, they both look at each other for moment, gazing into each others eyes.
Jerome kisses Mara again.
They kept kissing[12]Jerome and Mara kissAdded by CarolCarolina98 even after the photo was taken.
Jerome doesn't tell Mara that Mick isn't actually dating someone.
Jerome asks Mara where she's going, and then offers her another fake date saying 'what's the big deal? It's not like you'll get use to me being your boyfriend, is it?' because he wants her to be.
Jerome takes the flowers from Eddie after Patricia 'stands him up'. Jerome takes the flowers, to give to Mara.
Mara and Jerome go on another fake date.
House of Heists / House of AlibisEdit Edit
Young Alfie asks how Jerome got so popular and Jerome says that he has a hot girlfriend named Mara.
Jerome tells Young Alfie that Mara isn't his real girlfriend.
Jerome tells Young Alfie that he thought if Mara pretended to be his girlfriend for long enough, she'd end up really liking him.
Jerome tells Young Alfie that it isn't easy for him to tell Mara how he feels about her.
Young Alfie tells Jerome that he should ask Mara out on a real date, which shows that Alfie is a Jara shipper
Mara tells Jerome that the Mick thing was a misunderstanding.
She tells him she explained their fake relationship to Mick as Jerome not being able to get a girlfriend.
Jerome is disappointed when Mara says she's trying the long-distance thing with Mick.
Mara thanks Jerome and kisses him on the cheek.
While Mara begins deleting the fake date pictures of them on her profile, Jerome manages to save the one of them kissing saying, "You think you can delete the evidence that easily, Jaffray?"
House of Zodiacs / House of ReckoningEdit Edit
Jerome goes to Mara for help when he finds Trudy's letter.
Jerome asks why the room is messy, as in he expected Mara's room to be neat and organized
Jerome is watching Mara while she reads the letter, and is still looking at her for a moment when she points at the letter to show him what she's found.
House of Trades / House of MagicEdit Edit
Jerome and Mara are talking at the dinner table about the letter from Trudy, which says H E L P M E in an acrostic poem, Jerome tells Mara not to tell the teachers. It is implied that they are the only two students who know about it.
When Jerome finds out that he is now in danger, he con[13]Added by Yuki Zvinces Mara that the letter was just a coincidence and that she should stop acting like a journalist. He says this because he doesn't want her to be in danger.
Mara doesn't seem to buy Jerome's explanation, but says she believes him and that she won't go on about it.
House of Freeze/ House of TimeoutEdit Edit
Jerome and Mara walk into class together.
Jerome tells Mara he will only go to the prison to visit his dad again if she comes with him.
Mara and Jerome go to the prison together and Mara says she would read their book.
Jerome's dad smiles when he sees the picture of them kissing on Jerome's phone. Jerome kicks his dad under the table not to tell Mara anything.
Mara in the background looks jealous.
Jerome's dad lies and says he was happy about the ping pong. Mara says 'Yeah, you should be very proud
Mara waits for Jerome by the prison gate.
Jerome's dad tells Jerome that Mara is the real gem and that he should be with her and stop messing about.
Jerome agrees, and smiles. Walking towards Mara.
House of Reflectors / House of IllusionsEdit Edit
Jerome is disappointed when he thinks that Mara has told Joy all his secrets
Mara is shocked and upset when Jerome confronts her.
Jerome is quick to realize that Mara actually wrote the article, he asks her to tell him everything
Jerome wants Mara to be noticed so he tells Eddie and they both go to Mr. Sweet
Jerome calls Mara's writing insightful and sharp and that she will from now on be appreciated.
Mara beams at Jerome and is smiling happily
Jerome tells Mara that it was only their (Jerome and Eddie) service.
Mara is grateful for Jerome.
House of Dreams / House of PitfallsEdit Edit
Mara thanks Jerome for going to Mr. Sweet and helping her get her job writing for the website back.
Jerome tells Mara he liked her article about him and his father.[14]Added byMoonyPadfootProngs
He asks her if that's really how she sees him.
She says she likes him "as a Human being with emotions and a conscience," and that she wishes that Jerome had shown up sooner.
Jerome leans in to kiss Mara, but she leans away.
Mara tells Jerome that she really likes him.
When Jerome assumes she means as a friend, So she clarifies that she likes him as more than a friend.
Mara says she's still seeing Mick, but Jerome tells her she's not.
Mara says they're trying to give the long distance thing a shot.
Jerome says that when she finally gets over Mick, he may have moved on and Mara frowns.
He jokes that there are girls just lining up to go out with him and Mara smiles.
House of Phantoms / House of SurrenderEdit Edit
Eddie teases Jerome about taking time off from tailing Mara. Jerome responds that he doesn't tail her; they just often end up in the same place at the exact same time.
Jerome is upset that Mara is constantly away reporting on things since she became a part of the Jackal again.
Jerome is concerned when Eddie tells him Joy didn't enter Mara's piece for the blogger competition.
House of Strategy / House of MemoryEdit Edit
Mara tells Mick all about Jerome as they video chat. Mick is annoyed and wonders if Mara thinks the long distance thing is working and she says yes, but looks reluctant.
After ending her chat with Mick, Mara seems to realize she might have feelings for Jerome.
Mara looks like she wants to end the chat and go and talk to Jerome, could she possibly finally be falling for Jerome after all these months?
Mick looks upset that Mara isn't giving him much attention when once she had been obsessed with him; he doesn't seem to realize that she has started to 'move on'.
House of Pretenders / House of TroubleEdit Edit
Mara and Jerome play "chubby bunny" in Mara's room.[15]Added by ThatArtGirl
Mara and Jerome are both dismayed when Mick calls Mara on video chat.
Jerome leaves, saying he knows his place. Though she wants the privacy, Mara is unhappy.
Mara isn't paying attention to Mick while they're on video chat. Mara begins to tell Mick she doesn't think the long distance thing is working.
After Mick guesses that Mara likes someone else, he hangs up and Mara texts Jerome, asking if they can talk.
Jerome looked happy when he looked at his phone which could mean that he got the text from Mara.
Mara tries to figure out how she wants to tell Jerome she likes him.
When Mara can't find Jerome she asks if anyone knows where he is. When Eddie says he left with his uncle, Mara is concerned.
House of Missions / House of Captives / House of the Chosen / House of FreedomEdit Edit
Mara is offended that Patricia knew who Renee Zeldman was before she did.
Mara is worried about Jerome and is on his Chumchatter page, trying to see if he's okay.
When Eddie asks if Mara and Jerome are an item, she says no and asks why he would think that. Eddie responds that Jerome treats her like a queen and treats everyone else like scum.
Eddie points out that Mara's profile picture is of Jerome and her.
Mara says that her relationship with Jerome is complicated.
When Eddie asks Mara about Mick, she responds that he was more than just a penpal. Eddie points out that she used the past tense and that she has feelings for Jerome.
Mara is worried when Jerome doesn't show up for his father's parole hearing.
Mara assures Poppy that Jerome will show up for the hearing and gets angry with Mick when he says that he won't.
Mara is angry that Jerome didn't show up and says she thought he had changed.
Jerome tells her that he got the gem back on his own because he didn't want Mara to worry and he didn't want to put her in danger.
Mara is happy that Jerome got the gem back and that he has been reunited with his family.
Jerome pleadingly asks Mara out.[16]Jerome and Mara FINALLY KissAdded by Alicedor
Mara smiles and says yes.
Jerome looks overjoyed when she says yes.
Jerome kisses Mara!
Poppy and John Clarke smile when they see Jerome kissing Mara and argue about who told the other that Jerome and Mara would eventually get together.
Jerome and Mara dance together.
Both were smiling and laughing when they were dancing.
Season 3Edit Edit
House of Arrivals / House of PresentsEdit Edit
Mara screams "Jerome!" happily when she first sees him.
Jerome leaves his suitcase and rushes to meet her
Jerome picks Mara up to hug her.
Jerome twirls her around in the air
When they walk back to the house, Jerome's arm is wrapped around her waist
Jerome help Mara with her luggage.
Mara told Jerome about Amber's birthday.
Jerome helps Mara with her birthday idea for Amber, and hides the parcels in his room for her.
House of Truth / House of HieroglyphsEdit Edit
Mara asks Jerome to help her clean, and Jerome does so immediately.
Jerome makes Mara a picnic brunch which the two eat behind the curtains on the drama stage
They flirt a bit.
Mara says she wants to kiss Jerome, and he happily agrees.
The two are about to kiss when they get interrupted by Alfie.
Jerome and Mara look angry when Alfie intrudes.
Mara goes up to Jerome and asks him to study later.
She says she wants him all to herself.
Jerome holds Mara's hand and the two are about to go on a walk
Jerome says 'You said something about a kiss?'
The two lean in again, when they are interrupted by Alfie.
Jerome and Mara look angry that they didn't get to spend any time together.
House of Revelations / House of QuestionsEdit Edit
Mara wants alone time with Jerome and is frustrated that Alfie keeps interrupting.
Mara and Jerome decide to study together.
Mara thinks Jerome is the one who knocks on her door.[17]Added by SunriseDaisy
Mara and Jerome initially join forces on the business project.
After disagreeing on how to do the project, Mara and Jerome make it into a friendly competition.
House of Pi / House of MistrustEdit Edit
Jerome and Mara confront each other in the hall about Jerome being the best entreprenuer and Mara playfully challenging him about it.
Mara walks in on Jerome cooking the sauce for his snack project (hotdogs) and he begs her for help, because he had been cooking for two hours and couldn't take it anymore.
Whilst begging he gets onto his hands and knees and calls Mara 'My angel' and 'My Sweet'.
Jerome says he really wants to win to show Mara that he's not completely useless at everything.
He calls her (to Alfie) smart and brilliant.
Jerome ate all of Mara's 'fregetable bars' and she got upset at him because she had none left for the competition.
Jerome says the vegetable bar idea was actually a very good product.
Mara seemed very concerned that Jerome had eaten them all.
House of Trickery / House of UnityEdit Edit
Mara finds out that Willow helped Jerome and Alfie with the hot dog sauce and gets mad since they are their competition.
Jerome looks guilty.
Jerome says that it wasn't Willow's fault because he asked her to help.
Mara says that Jerome isn't the person she thought he was and thinks they should call it off for a while.
Mara and Jerome are sitting eating dinner without talking to each other.
Trudy asks if they had a fight and Joy said that they split up.
Jerome said they aren't and he asks why does everyone automatically assume that it was him that did something wrong.
Moments later, Jerome decides to tallk to Mara outside her room. He says he can't believe that he hurt her calling her his little "beansybop".
Mara seems forgiving after that but Joy says no. Jerome says whenever you need to talk.
House of Entrapment / House of SistersEdit Edit
Jerome works in the kitchen for hours making Mara Muffins
Jerome has Willow get Mr. Sweet out of his office, saying his "entire happiness" rests up on it.
Jerome uses a history project to claim his love for Mara, saying that she is the most beautiful girl of all days.
Mara tells Jerome that she forgives him, and takes him back.
Jerome is shocked but happy at the same time.
House of Tombs / House of SmugglingEdit Edit
They are flirting a little in Anubis House together.
Mara keeps looking over at Jerome during class.
Mara decides to write and perform a song about Jerome.
They walk into the girls hallway together.
Mara says she wants everyone to know the song is about Jerome.
House of Anticipation / House of Close CallsEdit Edit
Mara kissed Jerome on the cheek.
When he was performing, Joy asked what he was doing and Mara replied, "Being Jerome..." in a loving tone and gaze.
She was smiling at him a lot.
He told her the best part of the song was that she wrote it.
They were standing next to each other during Willow's poem.
In the evening, Mara gave him her hot chocolate.
Jerome said that he didn't deserve her, but she said he was being silly.
At night, Jerome got a text message saying: "I love you, Mara".
Jerome had two photos of Mara on the phone.
House of Hustle / House of Set-UpEdit Edit
Mara looks jealous after Willow sits on Jerome's knee.
He tells Willow to keep the relationship a secret because he doesnt want to hurt Mara.
House of History / House of EclipseEdit Edit
He gets mad at Joy for sending the email because it would break Mara (and Willow's) heart.
When he gets back to the school and caught by Mara and Willow, he lies and tells them he was watching the presentation and that it was the best he'd seen.
Mara (and Willow) both smile at him dreamily after he says that, and he smiles back.
House of Awakening / House of SarcophagiEdit Edit
Mara is hurt when Joy tells her (and Willow) about what Jerome was really doing.
She (along with Joy and Willow) decide to get revenge on him.
Mara sets up a "date" with Jerome and offers to help him with his schoolwork.
She makes him a special Mexican dip and fresh lemonade (for the revenge prank)
House of Possession / House of GreedEdit Edit
Mara (along with Willow and Joy) continue plotting revenge on Jerome.
In order to get Jerome to go along with the fake singing competition, Mara tells him that he can do anything he sets his mind to. This seems to inspire him to join.
She officially breaks up with him, calling him a "Dirty, lying cockroach."
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House of Deceptions / House of RainbowsEdit Edit
Mara tells Joy that she told Jerome that she loves him.
When Mara says she will inherit a lot of money, Jerome suddenly becomes very interested.
She says she's done with his scams and he apologies.
He keeps trying to say something but she keeps ranting to him about what he did and he appears very hurt when she is done.
House of Enemies / House of SurpriseEdit Edit
Jerome bows to her and calls her "My Lady" while she is waiting for him to call her out on inheriting a dog.
Jerome offers to help her with the laywer, but she retorts with "I am the granddaughter of a lord, and you are just the son of thief" and he gets very hurt and leaves the room.
Mara is determined to get Jerome back for what he did to her and Willow.
Mara looks mad when Willow says that Jerome and Joy are really cute together.
Relationship #1 (2.90 - 3.9)Edit Edit
Start Up: House of Missions / House of Captives / House of the Chosen / House of Freedom
Break Up: House of Trickery / House of Unity
Reason for Break Up: Mara said that Jerome was starting to mess up on a regular basis and that they should call it off for a while.
Relationship #2 (3.12 - 3.24)Edit Edit
Start Up: House of Entrapment / House of Sisters
Break Up: House of Possession / House of Greed
Reason for Break Up: He cheated on both Mara and Willow.
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NEWA Experience: Cinderella's New Castle
Cinderella's New Castle
I said before that the new house looks like a pumpkin and I decided that was OK because I feel like Cinderella with all my dreams coming true. The new pictures show that the new house is not a pumpkin, but I still feel like Cinderella.
These windows all face west, away from the road and towards the wildlife and the creek. I wish the copper showed better in the pictures, but I am so grateful for these great pictures.
Today is our last in the Springs and tomorrow the road trip to our new adventure begins! We are loading up the truck and moving to the high country.
I love this picture of the stairs before the walls go in. It looks huge.
The photos are loading slowly with this internet connection, so I cease for now. The next post may be a while as we have no internet, TV or much of anything, including cell service on the property. Our goal is to be there on Monday. So until next time . . .
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The Mill Creek sets claim to contain the original uncut broadcast edits, with most though not all of the original music intact.[10] However, upon closer inspection, it's revealed that they're mostly repeats of the Fox sets with the majority of the music still omitted.[11][12][13][14]
^ "Mill Creek Entertainment and Carsey-Werner Television Distribution Ink Deal to Release That '70s Show" (PDF). Millcreekent.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2013-09-28. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ "That '70s Show DVD news: Announcement for That '70s Show - Season 1 and That '70s Show - Season 2 and That '70s Show - Biggest Hits". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-10. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ "That '70s Show DVD news: Announcement for Season 3 and Season 4". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-10. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ "That '70s Show DVD news: Announcement for Season 5 and Season 6". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-10. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ "That '70s Show DVD news: Announcement for That '70s Show - Season 7 and That '70s Show - Season 8". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from the original on 2013-11-10. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ "That '70s Show - Season 1". TV Shows on DVD. 20 March 2012. Archived from the original on 13 July 2015. Retrieved 11 July 2015.
^ "That '70s Show - Season 2". TV Shows on DVD. 16 October 2012. Archived from the original on 13 July 2015. Retrieved 11 July 2015.
^ "That '70s Show DVD news: Announcement for That '70s Show - The Complete Series". TVShowsOnDVD.com. Archived from the original on 2013-05-22. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
^ Official Studio Press Release, Package for 'The Complete Series' Blu-ray! Archived 2015-08-19 at the Wayback Machine
^ "That '70s Show - Season Three (Mill Creek) DVD Review - Sitcoms Online". sitcomsonline.com. Retrieved 2018-01-29.
^ "That '70s Show - Season Four (Mill Creek) DVD Review - Sitcoms Online". sitcomsonline.com. Retrieved 2018-01-29.
^ "That '70s Show - Season Five (Mill Creek) DVD Review - Sitcoms Online". sitcomsonline.com. Retrieved 2018-01-29.
^ "That '70s Show - Season Six (Mill Creek) DVD Review - Sitcoms Online". sitcomsonline.com. Retrieved 2018-01-29.
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Plots for Chimpanzees | a novel journal
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Plots for Chimpanzees
In Thoughts on Writing on May 8, 2012 at 11:37 pm
Plot happens when a character gets placed into a series of situations and somehow comes out of them alive. I just saw the new Disney Nature film Chimpanzee (sorry for the first-sentence spoiler), in which a story is created out of a compilation of heartwarming and anthropomorphic shots of chimpanzees. In particular, heartwarming and anthropomorphic shots of one young baby chimp named Oscar.
Oscar is a character who isn’t hard to fall in love with:
However, as a chimp, Oscar might have just sat there and scratched his bum for the length of the film, had Disney let him. In order to keep an audience interested in Oscar for 90 minutes, Disney used plot to create a classic Disney movie around him.
The movie follows a three-act structure, with good and bad characters, a disputed prize, themes of teamwork vs. bullying, and heightened speeds of cloud and ant movement. The movie keeps audiences of all ages watching because Oscar is a character we care about reacting to the situations thrown at him. In fact, we care about him more because of what his reactions to these situations reveal, or suggest about him.
I used to think I couldn’t write plot. I would tell people I love to write, but that “I’m not good at plot.” I decided all my books would end in apocalypse, and this would save me from having to drive my plot anywhere. I thought it would be neat, thematic.
Then I created a character I cared about, and plot fell into place. Like Oscar, I care about Jillian, and I care about her view on the world, and I need to keep throwing things at her face so she can duck them in a way that shows why she is Jillian. Oscar and Jillian can only be themselves by facing situations and finding out who they are in the face of them. Placing these characters in a film or a book where these situations are arranged into a thing called plot allows an audience to learn more about the character, and maybe at the same time about human, or chimp character too.
Alfred Hitchcock said a good story is “life, with the dull parts taken out.” In the case of Chimpanzee, life, with the bum scratching taken out. Mostly.
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Advice From The Surgeon: Doctor: I Don’t Like The Way I Look! – Preston Rezaee Esq.: The Firm, PC
Advice From The Surgeon: Doctor: I Don’t Like The Way I Look!
Posted on June 15, 2017 by Preston Rezaee
Doctor, I don’t like the way I look. What do I need done? I think that is the most frequent question I hear from my patients. They have gone through all of the wonderful things in life and are starting to see some changes in their face, but they can’t quite put their finger on it. This is usually the case with what I call “tweeners,” or people who see something happening but are left guessing what they need to have done because the changes are so subtle. When people see large problems such as loose-hanging skin, they can pretty much decide they likely need surgery…but what about the “tweeners?”
One thing I find very educational as I handle these questions and suggest options is to look at pictures of the patient from years ago. I prefer candid shots, as they show the patient in a relaxed pose and are more realistic. (In planned photos, the patient is warned when to smile and in so doing, they all lift up their eyebrows and cheeks to look happy…yet, that is not the way they see themselves since that pose is only held for a minute.) There are times when a plastic surgeon can look at a face and take an educated guess as to what has occurred. We see lines in a certain direction that point to a subconscious attempt to raise something that has fallen, or we see a depression where, normally, there should be a smoother surface. Yet, we cannot always count on that. That is why old photos coupled with strong communication between surgeon and patient prior to surgery is so crucial. With it, the proper option can be chosen together to achieve the desired effect.
Surgery can do wonderful things. For example, it can tighten skin by moving the tissue below its surface into a more youthful position. But surgery performed when something else would have been a better option can leave the person looking different…looking as if “something was done” rather than achieving the rested appearance they actually sought.
In many cases, since one of the early changes of the face is loss of volume (which causes things to look less plump and as if features have fallen), the use of fillers is all that is needed. I know it might sound strange to hear from a surgeon that I might endorse and encourage things besides surgery, but my philosophy is to get the patient to where they want to go with the least possible intervention. We can always do more, but if too much is done right away, it can take years to look better and natural. The options suggested should not be cookie cutter. They must be customized to the patient…to their hopes and desires, as well as what is reasonable and safe.
Fillers such as Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm, Voluma, and Sculptra are great volumizing fillers in my armamentarium of options for the “tweener” who needs volume to achieve their goal. These fillers can also extend the time between facial surgeries by correcting small areas that can make a large difference on the face. If you think you’re a “tweener” and are wondering what is making you look less like “you,” come in for a consultation and explore the options at your disposal. It might surprise you that you don’t need as much as you thought!
Julio L Garcia, MD FACS, is the founder of the Regenerative Medicine Institute of Nevada, which is dedicated to helping patients with adipose-derived cell therapies for the treatment of acute and chronic medical issues. For more information about Dr. Garcia, please visit his websites at http://www.lvcosmeticsurgery.com and http://www.rminlasvegas.com, or contact his office by calling 1-888- FACES-89 or (702) 870-0058.
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For my birthday I got a book called The Vault by Marcus Hearn, which… - Doctor/Rose Fix
06 January 2014 @ 10:07 pm
For my birthday I got a book called The Vault by Marcus Hearn, which is essentially a history of Doctor Who focusing more on the production side of things -- drafts of scripts and initial costume designs and that sort of thing. I've just reached the part about New Who, and it includes a page from RTD's 2003 pitch for New Who. Thought people might find it interesting, and it touches a little on Rose and Nine's relationship early on:
Rose’s new life against the ordinariness of her mum, and to touch base with something the Doctor can never have.
The plots aren’t worked out in any detail yet. But this is a good example of the style, and the scale, and the pace, and the fun.
Rose meets the Doctor, and the journey begins.
2005. The ordinary world. Houses and shops and telly and cars. Rose Tyler is busy, and hassled, and late, she’s got work to do and her mum’s lost her keys, and who the hell put that blue box in the middle of the street? She hurries to her boring job — in a big, city centre department store — and Mobbsy, her boyfriend, is ont he mobile, asking about tonight, and she’s got to go down to the stockroom, and—
..hold on. Did that shop-window-dummy just move…?
It’s not just moving, it’s walking towards her, and then suddenly, this strange man appears, and he grabs her ahnd and they run — somehow, she trusts him, right from the start — and they’re running for their lives and all the dummies are moving, they’re sinister and faceless and coming to life, all around her — this is impossible, they’re men dressed up, they must be…
The strange man saves Rose’s life, then disappears, like he was never there. And the dummies have stopped moving, they’re just plastic. She pulls the arm off a dummy, just to prove it to herself; ordinary, solid plastic. Surely… that didn’t really happen, did it?
But Rose takes the arm home. Like in some vague way, she might investigate this… although the further away she gets, the dafter it seems, and mum’s made chips and it’s time for EastEnders, and everything’s normal…
But the next thing you know, the strange man’s turning up at her front door… and the plastic arm is moving! And Rose’s boyfriend is acting odd, almost like he’s been replaced by a copy… and time is running out…
As the episode hurtles toward a climax, Rose discovers that a box can be bigger inside than outside. And her mind expands with it. Joyously! Aliens, monsters, invasions, danger — all true! And in a brand-new, bigger, madder world, where nothing makes sense anymore and everything is dangerous, she has to make a decision: can she trust the Doctor?
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(Not counting Mobbsy) the differences are more telling than the similarities. So he was pitching this from the pov of Rose, representing the new viewership not necessarily even aware of DW. And this: where nothing makes sense anymore and everything is dangerous, she has to make a decision: can she trust the Doctor? ... this is fascinating. It was even more "Rose" than the ep turned out to be. (Imagine: "Sara Jane" or "Jo" or "Leela", no maybe not that last, lol) Is there anything more? The book sounds terrific.

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Today's Creations: Turtle Nests
A couple of months ago, I read The Last Song by Nicolas Sparks and then saw the movie. Those of you that read the book know that the story told about sea turtle nests. I saw numerous nests staked off in my morning walks while here on Amelia Island. I thought I would share a couple of photos. The movie was filmed on Tybee Island. I found it kind of funny that they would go to the Georgia Aquarium, which is far from the Atlantic in Atlanta! For card making purposes, I like to take photos like these two. The shells would make a great background and the colorful chair a great card. Yesterday I visited Fort Clinch and today I am meeting my sister and mother and we are going down to St. Augustine. Sometimes it is fun to go back and visit the places that tourists come to an area and visit, even though you have been there many times before. I have been thinking about getting a City Pass in Atlanta and visiting some of those type spots as well. Oh yeah, I guess that would mean I would actually have to stay home for a few days.....LOL!
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Citi Indonesia may grow through acquisitions | Reuters
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - The Indonesian unit of Citigroup (C.N) is interested in possible acquisitions in Indonesia’s bank sector, Country Officer Shariq Mukhtar told Reuters in an interview on Tuesday.
Mukhtar said that Citibank in Indonesia would look at opportunities to acquire banks provided these were offered at a “fair price,” in addition to growing organically by establishing new branches in Southeast Asia’s biggest economy.
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Commonsense & Wonder: Clinton Foundation: millions in unreported donations.
Clinton Foundation: millions in unreported donations.
Clinton Foundation officials refiled five years of tax returns Monday
after admitting to errors that covered up millions in government grants and foreign donations.
Shalala said the charity decided to refile four years of returns, on top of the 2014 return it filed Monday evening, due to the tax form's role
"as a public disclosure document for our friends, supporters, partners, and the general public."