<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=290221.msg14483941#msg14483941">Quote from: Steffy on November 02, 2018, 06:11:33 pm</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">SOOOO, I have just one question: How many monkeys do you have Al?</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>I know that it was a facetious question, but I will give a serious answer nonetheless.<br/><br/>Obviously Greasemonkey is one.<br/><br/>Another one is an aspect of my character's wife in the group RP I play in.  Back when the game began, the characters met for a reunion party in a mansion belonging to the host's boss and discovered a magical board game on the shelf.  Cards were drawn, transformations happened, a genie came to be, and a careless wish was made for my character's wife (then girlfriend) to become a monkey.  The player was upset since she did not want to play an animal, but I came with an idea that it could be interpreted as Monkey, the Chinese trickster deity.  Since it was (still is) a sandbox, she went with it.  After a while the character split into two: Nichole and Monkey, which eventually was spun off (see below), but Nichole gained an "aspect" (essentially a focus on one of the character's traits) which could be brought forth to effect a physical and a mental transformation.  Currently, the aspects that have been discovered were Monkey (curiosity and cleverness), Bunny (enthusiasm and cuddling), Raven (guide and protector), Honey badger (tenacity), Vixen (mischief), and Black cat (predatory and toying).  Fun stuff.<br/><br/>The third one is the Monkey that got spun off above.  The player took the Monkey character (a short girl with a prehensile tail) and started writing an adventure story featuring her.  PG-rated, very well written, very fun to read, still ongoing.<br/><br/>So three monkeys in total.