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| - The residence of the Egbert family, John and his father . This charming suburban home includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, an upstairs hallway, a balcony, a living room, a study, a kitchen, a utility room, and a front and back yard. The decor is dominated by Mr. Egbert's insatiable love of harlequins, clowns, and funny men. The house was located in the small suburb of Maple Valley, Washington. Not too far from the house's original location was a small body of water, named "Pipe Lake" in real life.
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| - The residence of the Egbert family, John and his father . This charming suburban home includes two bedrooms, a bathroom, an upstairs hallway, a balcony, a living room, a study, a kitchen, a utility room, and a front and back yard. The decor is dominated by Mr. Egbert's insatiable love of harlequins, clowns, and funny men. The house was located in the small suburb of Maple Valley, Washington. Not too far from the house's original location was a small body of water, named "Pipe Lake" in real life. File:JohnHouse.jpg John's house has gone through a lot since the arrival of the Sburb Beta, being alternatingly expanded and torn apart by Rose Lalonde. After nearly being struck by a Meteor, the house now resides in the Land of Wind and Shade, a planet in the alternate dimension known as the Incipisphere, thanks to the mysterious workings of the Cruxite Apple. Here, it was broken into and invaded by strange oily monsters. With Rose trying to build up the house to reach The Seven Gates floating above combined with the monsters' destructive tendencies (and Rose's attempts to kill those monsters), the humble home is mutated into some architectural nightmare beyond comprehension. Before the Cruxtruder was opened, John's house and neighborhood were seemingly in no danger. This is in contrast with Rose's house and Dave's house in that their houses and neighborhoods were clearly threatened directly or indirectly by the meteors sent by the Reckoning. __TOC__
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