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<font color=#FFFFFF>The Morgendorffers are reunited, and Helen and Jake appear happy about the money. Dawn Hall suggests that the Legionnaires put on a show to raise money for charity.</font>
<font color=#FFFFFF>The Morgendorffers are reunited, and Helen and Jake appear happy about the money. Dawn Hall suggests that the Legionnaires put on a show to raise money for charity. Meanwhile, Sandi and Tiffany have an encounter with Fluffy and a strange blue mouse....</font>


==Dramatis Personae==
==Dramatis Personae==

*[[Dawn Hall]], the CEO of the Quest Foundation and Russell Stark's right-hand woman.


==Links==
==Links==


[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3349488/10/ "Family Togetherness" at fanfiction.net]
*[http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=147654#p147654 "Family Togetherness" at paperpusher.net]
*[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3349488/10/ "Family Togetherness" at fanfiction.net]

{{succession box | title=<font color="#0000FF">LLH Chapters</font>| before=[[More Money, More Problems]]| after=[[Health and Fashion Disasters]]|year= }}

Latest revision as of 14:28, 5 February 2008

Family Togetherness is the tenth installment of Roentgen's Legion of Lawndale Heroes series. It was initially titled 2:2 (Chapter 2, Part 2), and was given a title for the first time when the story was placed on fanfiction.net.


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The Morgendorffers are reunited, and Helen and Jake appear happy about the money. Dawn Hall suggests that the Legionnaires put on a show to raise money for charity. Meanwhile, Sandi and Tiffany have an encounter with Fluffy and a strange blue mouse....

Dramatis Personae[edit]

  • Dawn Hall, the CEO of the Quest Foundation and Russell Stark's right-hand woman.

Links[edit]


Preceded by
More Money, More Problems
LLH Chapters
Succeeded by
Health and Fashion Disasters