Cecil G. Bagsworth III
A public face of the Frugal Wizard™ brand in John's home dimension, named on the title page of the Frugal Wizard's Handbook as the author of its fourth edition and cited in its body text as lead author of *Bagsworth et al.* on dimensional recuperation. The closing pages of that handbook reprint an essay from his autobiography My Lives — issued by Frugal Wizard Press in 2102 — in which he styles himself *The First Interdimensional Wizard™* and pitches the loneliness of dimensional travel as a premium-tier emotional experience the customer should brace for. STD:FWH:Epilogue
Named on the handbook's title page as the author of its fourth edition; cited in the body text as the lead of a Bagsworth et al. study on dimensional recuperation. STD:FWH:Ch 1 superseded at STD:FWH:Epilogue
Known facts
- self-styled-first-interdimensional-wizardBagsworth styles himself, on the title page of his autobiography My Lives, as *The First Interdimensional Wizard™.* The accompanying essay, *The Wizard's Burden,* frames the title as a costly distinction — dimensional travel grants a knowledge no peer can share — and the costliness is sold, in the same paragraph, as a reason to keep buying Frugal Wizard™ products.STD:FWH:Epilogue
Events
- STD:FWH:Epilogue Speaks in the first person throughout the reprinted essay *The Wizard's Burden* — confessing the cost of dimensional knowledge, warning the prospective customer of the *burden* and *solitude* it brings, and reminding them in the same breath that there is no equal and no peer for one who has walked the *infinite highway.*