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- Quill is a character from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. He is a Rito postman from Dragon Roost Island whom Link often runs into during his travels on the Great Sea. Quill seems to be rather stern in nature, probably due to the distrust many people give to the Rito tribe, but he seems to both like and trust Link.
- A quill is a writing instrument made from a feather whose tip has been cut into a pointed shape. It is the standard writing instrument in the Wizarding world, as opposed to pens and pencils in the Muggle world. They usually have to be dipped into ink.
- Quill was one of the Wardens of the Outer Reach.
- Quill wore an eagle mask.
- Quill is the third girl unlocked in the game. She is unlocked after having level 2 at the Protesting (Motivation) hobby. You encounter her by crushing her cardboard box house while fleeing from the cops when casually protesting, making her homeless in the rain.
- Quill (クイール Kuiru) is a 2004 Japanese film about a guide dog. It is based on a novel co-written by Ryohei Akimoto and Kengo Ishiguro.
- Quills were sharp spines that could be produced by Spiners. They could be produced rapidly, and flung at opponents.
- Quill is a port in the far north of the nation of Brice in the northern Old World, lying on the north-western shore of Brackish Bay. Little is known of Quill other than that it is where the deadly tipple, Quillian Water, is made.
- Quill is a Knorth randon cadet at Tentir. He is one of Jame's ten-command. His mother had wanted him to become a scrollsman, hence the name. He appears to show some of those traits, recalling a song about a randon with nightmares to show empathy for Niall's nightmares. When the ten-command is discussing Honor's Paradox, Quill knows both it's history and definition. Quill is described as "sharp", and sometimes speaking wisely.
- The Quill is said to be an artifact of the Thirteen original Transformers and one of the most powerful items in creation. Though it appears no more than a simple writing stylus scaled to Transformer hands, it has the power to change the future of the Universe itself. When used together with the Covenant of Primus, the Quill has a limited ability to literally write new events into the future. This is not a power to be used lightly, and the future is a strange and mutable thing, so the changes written by the Quill do not always last. Still, it is an object of immense potency that must be guarded carefully, something Alpha Trion sees to by keeping it secret even from his closest allies.
- Quill is a thoughtful, neat painting fairy and a good friend of Bess, the art-talent fairy. She is an art-talent as well, only she focuses on carving and sculpting instead of painting and sketching. Unlike Bess, Quill and her room are very tidy. Quill also seems to always be there in Bess's messiest moments, even though she kindly pretends not to notice.
- Quill (Maxwell Jordan) was a mutant who had porcupine-like spikes that came out of his skin.
- Alias No information Origin No information Occupation No information Powers/Skills No information Hobby No information Goals No information Type of Villain No information Quill is the secondary antagonist in the 1996 film The Phantom. He is portrayed by James Remar, who also portrays Albert Ganz.
- Quill - członkini plemienia Koroskórych, ukochana Laniusa.
- Quill is a member of the Taun Clan and is head of the combat department at SAIA. She appears to have a romantic interest in Jakob, though this may have been a feint to prevent Jakob interviewing Dan immediately on his arrival. Quill is a lineal descendant of Taun and is considered quite old even among 'Cubi. Her clan marking is located on her right shoulder, easily visible in her first comic appearance.
- The ever-optimistic Maxwell Jordan was among the first intake of students to attend the rebuilt Xavier Institute and was placed on the Corsairs squad mentored by co-headmaster Cyclops. An average student as a result of his unofficial status as "class clown," Quill got busted trying to steal test answers from the headmaster’s office, But he was caught by Kitty Pryde (Shadowcat) who then assigned him and his accomplices to be mentored by Gambit, but instead of making them see the error of their way, he taught the boys some real thieving techniques. This has inspired Jordan to become a professional thief, though whether this is just youthful folly has yet to be determined. Quill was one of the few students who had retained his powers during House of M, he continued to stay and learn at the Ma
- Quill was the first band on the second day, Saturday, the 16th. They started ca. at 12:15 pm. Quill gained popularity in New England and New York and played numerous smaller clubs in that area. However, the quintet's blend of Hard Rock and Psychedelic Jazz-Rock didn't reach the attraction like other acts they shared the stage with. __TOC__
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