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Some time between 1934 and 1963, Billy and his mother lived on the smaller half of Alcatraz island that was unoccupied by prison buildings. Inhabitants like Billy could commute to San Francisco via a motor boat, which operated about a dozen times daily. |
Some time between [[Robot universe#1934|1934]] and [[Robot universe#1963|1963]], Billy and his mother lived on the smaller half of Alcatraz island that was unoccupied by prison buildings. Inhabitants like Billy could commute to San Francisco via a motor boat, which operated about a dozen times daily. |
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On one occasion, Billy's mother chided the tired-looking boy that he would be late for school if he didn't catch the boat on time. {{storylink|The Truth About Alcatraz!}} |
On one occasion, Billy's mother chided the tired-looking boy that he would be late for school if he didn't catch the boat on time. {{storylink|The Truth About Alcatraz!}} |
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Latest revision as of 11:45, 13 February 2024
Billy and his mother lived on Alcatraz island, as family members of one of the prison's fifty warders. He doesn't look pleased about it.
Fiction
Some time between 1934 and 1963, Billy and his mother lived on the smaller half of Alcatraz island that was unoccupied by prison buildings. Inhabitants like Billy could commute to San Francisco via a motor boat, which operated about a dozen times daily.
On one occasion, Billy's mother chided the tired-looking boy that he would be late for school if he didn't catch the boat on time. The Truth About Alcatraz!
